garbage plate

A proud Rochester graduate, who is now an attorney in Washington DC, is hoping to save one of his favorite restaurants - Nick Tahou, by purchasing the famous garbage plates for front line workers.

The place that has served the famous Garbage Plate for more than 100 years in Rochester is up for sale.

Jim Gaffigan thought the Rochester staple was delicious, so much so that he and his family made garbage plates for their quarantined Easter weekend.

When in Rochester, the garbage plate is a must. Comedian Jim Gaffigan gave it a try when he came to town for a show.

Ray Brothers BBQ may have the best ribs in New York, but Rochester is home to the grossest food in the state.