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We loved our meal at the Landmark. Even though it was mid-week in November, the dining room was pretty full and the bar was hoping. We made reservations, although we didn't need to. During high season, I would recommend to reserve. We were shown into the dining room which had both white table clothes on some tables but not others. I would have pegged this as a more formal dining experience, I was mistaken. From formal birthday celebrations to casual (in sweatpants and hoodies) patrons filled the restaurant. This just means, all are welcomed and no dress code was enforced (but we did dress up a bit). The food was very, very good, the service was impeckable and the atmosphere was relaxing, perfectly lit and enjoyable (nicely decorated). I started with the lobster bisque - thick and creamy. I had the salmon and scallops, my husband had another seafood dish - the scallop rissoto (delicious). It was generous and very good. We could not take our leftovers home (although we did have some). We were traveling the next day so no need for the smell of seafood in the car. I would highly recommend this restaurant. We are very glad we decided to try something in town instead of a repeat dinner at the hotel.
Margarita Ibbott (DownshiftingPRO)Margarita Ibbott (DownshiftingPRO)
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NY 9/14/24 well gin martini very nice with olives up $8.00 , scotch and soda well $8.00, curry coconut muscles very flavorful not to much of either ingredient, only 2 unopened shells, twin tornado petit med rare was done to perfection and tender, garlic mashed potatoes great flavor, dinner salad with ranch on the side some romaine and endive, black and blue fillet med rare excellent and seasoning was fantastic, a smear of house made blue cheese dressing tamped the blacken down, side salad with house made blue cheese was excellent , bread with muscles sopped the extra sauce , and nice garlic bread on side was fresh, turtle desert, with walnuts was house made and wonderful. 5 of 5 stars. Friendly server, Baylee was charming. Great atmosphere with lots of indoor wood as well as a great enclosed patio. Plenty of parking. Nicely crowded at 6:45, maybe from locals but also the comedy museum tourists.
A P LauerA P Lauer
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Celebrated my graduate degree at this wonderful establishment, staff were very accommodating and kind congratulating me for the achievement!! Food was fantastic, I will say my cousin ordered a salmon meal that came a little undercooked, but our waitress was quick to replace the meal and get him a Beef Wellington instead, which both my dad and cousin could not stop talking about 😂! The atmosphere is elegant yet cozy, and lends to the culture of Jamestown and WNY. My little cousin didn't like his shrimp and salmon dish, despite having cleared his plate and licking his fingers 🤣🤣 (we think he loved it)!! Absolutely recommend, and if my family is in town again, we'll definitely stop by for round 2!
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Nearby Attractions Of Landmark Restaurant
National Comedy Center
Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum
Reg Lenna Center For The Arts
Dollar General
Panache Salon & Day Spa
Fenton History Center
Lucille Ball Little Theatre
Robert H. Jackson Center
Lafayette Corners Furniture
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516 W 4th St, Jamestown, NY 14701
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(716) 720-5633
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4.6
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Homey restaurant & bar serving pasta, classic American comfort food & elevated small plates.
attractions: National Comedy Center, Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum, Reg Lenna Center For The Arts, Dollar General, Panache Salon & Day Spa, Fenton History Center, Lucille Ball Little Theatre, Robert H. Jackson Center, Lafayette Corners Furniture, Art Cloth & Craft, restaurants: La Cucina Della Nonna, Taco Hut Restaurant, Labyrinth Press Company, Shawbucks, Crown Street Roasting Company, Lisciandro's Restaurant, El Jarocho, Sauce, The Chop House on Main, Pace's Pizzeria

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