Saratoga Restaurant & Catering

We had a great server (Carol) my wife had a burger cooked to her preferred temperature which is "no pink but not dried out" and I had lamb chops that were cooked exactly as I like them, med-well... the prices can't be beat... our meal for both of us qith drinks was $28... holy shit! And this restaurant has been in business since 1912.

Very cool atmosphere old world styles galore. Very welcoming fast and friendly service and customers. We popped in for some lunch everything we had is pictured and was great. We will be back to try breakfast and probably lunch again. Great find. Looks like they can accommodate big parties too on the other side of the restaurant.

They served regular store-bought dinner rolls. Our meals were both horrible. Initially, we were excited because the prices were so low but it didn't take long to see why, unfortunately.

Saratoga has been around since I was a kid food is solid...parking is what hurts them but that's not their fault...show some love for a downtown business that is a staple of Warren...

Absolutely delicious food, faster than fast service. This is my new favorite local restaurant 100%!!!!!

Best white omelet ever it's called Christie's omelet Yummy coffe warm atmosphere and awesome service in this locally owned restaurant Please go and enjoy

If I'm downtown during eating hours, Saratoga is my default place to eat. This last time, I couldn't stay long, so I ordered my BLT and onion rings to go. Crispy load of bacon and the right amount of mayo. So yummy! Quick service, friendly chats, and I was on my way in a jiffy. Diner food and comfort all in one here. Stop in. You won't regret it!

This restaurant is, in my opinion, the great jewel of Downtown Warren. The exterior is a vintage 1950's facade (which is retro in itself), but upon walking in you are ushered into an even older time-capsule of the original 1916 Edwardian Decor! This restaurant is, bar-none, the most impressively-preserved vintage business I have ever beheld. Each booth is a walnut replica of the next, complete with original plate cut-glass mirrors presiding over each red-formica counter-top. The waitresses, although pouting & weathered, are as charming as can be once they drop that Steel-Valley frown. One in particular, Cindy, was much more friendly than the others. She secretly informed me that the lamb-chops in wine were a delight, and I heeded her advice. I am certainly glad I did: for a mere $12.99, I received a salad, rolls, a heaping plate of hot fries and five succulent lamb-chops swimming in the sweetest wine-sauce my palate has ever enjoyed. They were certainly the tenderest cuts of meat I had tasted in awhile, and it was quite a surprise considering its precedent... the salad. My one complaint was that the iceberg-lettuce salad tasted as if it were sitting in the fridge, pre-made, for quite some time. For $12.99, I will not complain... however, the rest was quite a delectable treat considering I was so under-whelmed by its opening course. I wish they would change this and make the salads fresh beforehand, to be a worthy opener to such treats to come. Also, they might consider a mixed-green variety of lettuce rather than the iceberg, and perhaps invest in more small-batch, hand-crafted dressings. Despite my gripes over wilted lettuce leaves... the Saratoga is an august place. The booths are redolent of a more innocent era, and you could almost hear the clinkings of 1940's coffee-cups and rustlings of old Tribune-Chronicles announcing V.E. Day. There is a calming and warm feeling all-over, and if you close your eyes you can hear the whisper of old snowy holidays where fur-wearing ladies rescued themselves into the warmth with the clanging din of reigndeer bells. Sadly, the hoary-headed Mr. Economos doesn't stand sentinel at the entrance with an aquiline glance like in former days, but he seems to still be holding court there, like the scores of other spirits who have leant their soul to such a singular space. If you used to come here as a child, certainly come again. And if you haven't been yet... you are no doubt in for a treat. The Saratoga does not rest solely on the laurels of a preserved decor, but boasts some of the finest fare I have ever feasted on in this area.

My family and I ate here for lunch one day and let me just say the food is amazing and the people were nice!

I can't believe I did not know about this restaurant! I frequent the Robin's Theater which is almost directly across the street. The food was excellent! I had a steak and my friend had the prime rib. Cooked perfectly and seasoned properly. I will definitely make this my place to go before concerts from now on.