Saranac Sourdough - Menu

After reading numerous reviews, we ended up spending quite a bit on bread here, only to toss it after the first bite. It was stale and dry. Unfortunately, I have nothing positive to say about this place.

We will not return. Could be an amazing place but the owner was rude and while there were Interesting menu items, the sourdough bread was beyond dense. I love a dense bread, but this was a struggle to swallow.

The woman at the cash register was quite rude, and I wouldn't return solely because of the service. It's a shame, as the guy working in the back was very friendly. However, the sourdough was disappointing—dry and overly salty. View menu

As many reviewers stated, the device was borderline rude from the lady at the register. As a home sourdough baker, the sourdough there is very flat, dense, under-proofed, and it way too salty. Overall it was a terrible experience.

s place is like being in a Seinfeld episode set in the Adirondacks. Bring your appetite and a thick skin! Be ready for the cashier's salty attitude and the cook's tasty dishes. If you want caffe lattes and petit fours served with simpering smiles, go somewhere else. If you want a plate of belly-busting food and a loaf of hearty sourdough bread to go, and are entertained rather than repelled by acerbic service, this place is for you!

This place is like being in a Seinfeld episode set in the Adirondacks. Bring your appetite and a thick skin! Be ready for the cashier's salty attitude and the cook's tasty dishes. If you want caffe lattes and petit fours served with simpering smiles, go somewhere else. If you want a plate of belly-busting food and a loaf of hearty sourdough bread to go, and are entertained rather than repelled by acerbic service, this place is for you! Eat on. View menu

What I love about this restaurant is its authenticity. When you order a sub with tomatoes, Eileen slices them by hand, thick, just the way you want them. There are plenty of great restaurants in Placid, but if you don’t eat here, you’re truly missing out. I've been a summer resident of Placid for nearly 20 years, and what I look forward to the most is grabbing a sandwich and a cold Boylan grape soda. I highly recommend it—it's the best place in town. Give it a try, and you’ll be hooked just like I am!

I've had the sourdough pancakes, croquet madame, Thai chicken sandwich, and roasted vegetable sandwich. The sourdough pancakes were amazing with a little bit of sourdough tang, slight sweetness, and a wonderfully developed flavor. Some of the best pancakes I've had and definitely unique.I thought the croquet madame was basically ham, cheese, and egg on good bread, not bad but nothing particularly special.The Thai chicken sandwich is a solid chicken breast with some spices and peanut sauce, it's decent.The roasted vegetable sandwich on olive bread is awesome! Both the roasted veggies themselves and the bread itself.Sandwiches are not massive, probably similar in size to what you might make at...

We look forward to getting sandwiches here while on vacation every year . This year was clearly a huge disappointment. Not only was the lady very curt and crabby which has always been true, but the quality and value for price of the food has taken a nose dive ! A brief, polite( on my end) conversation about my no longer offered, but still on the chalkboard favorite sandwich, chicken Gorgonzola was met with frustration and down right rudeness.When we opened our sandwiches, back at our cabin, we found the bread was VERY stale and sandwiches most definitely 1/2 the size of previous years. I asked for a half sandwich and got a sandwich obviously made from the the first or second quite small piec... View menu