5 stars all the way!!! Love this place. We were staying at the Hilton. The restaurant was just…read morearound the corner. We came here every morning- it was that good. We had pancakes, chicken and waffles, farmer's daughter, tacos etc. Portions were generous and fresh. Everyone was happy with their orders. Great coffee! You don't see a lot of breakfast place that serves great coffee. Usually it's just your good old brewed coffee. Lots of options here. Cappuccino, lattes, red eye, espresso and more. You name it they will make it. Place is spacious but it does get busy. Get there early specially on the weekend. Highly recommend this place and will be back if visiting again. Staff is professional, patient and helpful. You order and pay at the counter then your food will be delivered at your table.

A cute breakfast and lunch spot on Bridge Street across the bridge from Wegman's. You either order…read moreat the counter or sit at a table and scan the QR code. As the line to the register was busy, we opted to sit and order from the table. I ordered chicken and waffles, and my brother ordered a farmhouse burger and fries. The waffle was average but cooked nicely. The chicken was nice and crispy to hold up to some syrup over top. My brother's burger looked good, and I tried one of his fries. They were thin but not overcooked. Very tasty. The servers who brought the food to the tables were very friendly. I would definitely come back again when in the area.

Cozy little find in Elmira, NY. We walked in about 30 mins before they closed on a weekday, so the…read moreplace was empty. We ever greeted by Rhonda. The restaurant is clean, beautifully decorated with lots of hanging plants. We ordered chicken sandwich, tuna sandwich and chicken tenders . All the items were delicious.

I stopped by Barb's today for lunch after reading the reviews here on Yelp. I doubt I would have…read morefound it otherwise, as it's just outside of the main downtown area, on College Street, about 3 blocks up from Water Street, which is just far enough from 'city center' that you wouldn't just see it if you were driving or walking around. But once you go looking for it, it's easy to find, and has a really welcoming exterior, with cheery sign and lots of flowers. I arrived around 12:30 pm and the place was about half full. I had in mind to sit outside to eat, but the waitress, Melanie, let me know the bees were pretty bad, so I stayed inside. I ordered an egg salad sandwich on GF bread, which came with lettuce and tomato, and a side of chips. I didn't want the chips so upgraded to a side salad. The egg salad was nice - good amount of mayo, enough salt, nothing weird added, and a good portion. The GF bread was really good - a nice surprise. Lettuce and tomato were both fresh. Side salad was nothing too special, though the balsamic dressing was good (served on the side). Service was great - Melanie was friendly and attentive, accommodating and bubbly. I would definitely recommend and will be back next time I'm in town.

I like simple and I like good. Donna's managed to satisfy all of that. We were staying just a…read moretwo minute walk from Donna's at the Radison and wanted to try the breakfast here. Our fellow convention buddies had been here or were going. We made out way over and sat right down. After perusing the very simple menu we ordered. Donna was a server (she is a pistol) and took very good care of us. She brought us water and coffee within a few minutes of sitting down. We all (the four of us) had the regular fare. Eggs, toast, bagels, pancakes...etc... It just took a few minutes to be served our breakfast and it was all really good and tasty. All served at a very reasonable price. I truly enjoyed the food and really rustic venue. Everywhere we looked someone would say; "I had that," or "I still use that." All these old practical household items. It made for a fun experience. KUDOs to the team at Donna's Restaurant.

If you wonder while traveling where the locals eat, this is it. For over 40 years Donna's has been…read moreserving Corningites near and far. And they do a pretty good job, too. We were back in town for our high school reunion and walked down charming Market Street from the Radisson Hotel. Warmly welcomed, promptly seated, and cheerfully waited on. What's not to like? Both our breakfasts were prepared well and my coffee was routinely topped. Good food. Good prices. Good vibe. Just as the locals prefer. Support local. Go here.

Just left the Stone House Cafe and the food and service was horrible. We got two burgers and a…read moreTurkey BLT. The burgers tasted like the meat was rotting and smelled the same. When we asked for the check with full plates of food, the waitress didn't ask how our food was. We paid almost $40 for three plates that we only took two bites of. The building was the only charming part of the whole experience. Spent a total of 25 minutes in there and it was the worst restaurant experience I've ever had.

Great food and even better service. We have enjoyed many flavorful meals here. I've always loved…read morethe building. The lighting is always warm and soft.

I didn't know their hours so when I walked in, she said I needed to order quickly because they…read moreclosed in 5 minutes so I felt a bit rushed. I got the Ranch Steak and cheese along with a cookie butter iced coffee with cold foam. The sandwich was PHENOMENAL! Coffee not so much but otherwise, cute place with yummy menu options and good seating options. I love the rustic vibe.

Came here on a Friday morning and there were barely any people in line so we assumed service would…read morebe quick...well. The lady running the cash register was more focused on drink making then taking our order which mind you, is fair since it seemed like she was the only one making drinks too. However, she went so slow to make other drinks since she started to chat up a regular. Again, not the worst thing but you should still move a little quicker for a morning coffee shop. When we placed our order, we had to wait awhile since the chatting continued and honestly, I had no idea why it would take so long to pull one or two shots of espresso and froth milk but ten plus minutes later and damn. The latte was utter undrinkable. The milk tasted off and it was barely frothed. It had the flavor of a wet dishcloth that sat around for too long. The espresso had no flavor either and it was just hot water. The nitro cold brew tasted a bit better but honestly, I've had better on tap. I give it a two stars because the decor was cute. I heard a dog bark around where the food items were which was off putting to me so I refrained from ordering food so I cannot comment on that. I mean unless you're a local, you probably can skip out of this place if you want a decent drink.

Stopped in for a quick meal and ice cream. Service is…read morehomey. Food is delicious and generously portioned. We were given complimentary homemade fried tortilla chips. Don't leave out the ice cream. The portions are very generous! One scoop is closer to a 3 "downstate" scoop. Ice cream was not very sweet so could have indulged on a topping.

We went for breakfast and got there at 7:26, the restaurant open at 7:30 in the morning. We walked…read morein to the restaurant first, there are 5 of us. We were the first ones to walk in, 4 or 5 other groups walked in right after us. After we sat down, all the other groups were served before us with drink, and the later they got served with food before us too. While asking the cashier why it's not first come first serve, she explained the food is cooked not in order, it's whatever the cook put on the grill first, and it's our problem that we're not happy with the order food comes out. Small town diner cater towards regulars is common but this is probably also why maple lawn always just going to be a small town diner. Despite the so called reward program they try to do.

Staff is so amazing at their jobs they know my highly weird drink order just by seeing me come…read morethrough the door. Their sandwich's are the best! The staff needs raises for how fast and efficient they are!

I love the last stand! I especially love how they're always changing up their drink menus for…read moreinstant they have a back to school drink selection right now. Big fan of the bagels they always load me up with cream cheese Very nice workers. Cute place!

Being a very long time resident of the Valley, I've seen many eateries come and go. Vanilla Bean…read moreCafe is one that should go. It took a while for me to get up the courage to try it, even though there was an overwhelming chance I would be dissatisfied. I wasn't disappointed. It is a "Foo Foo" place in the truest sense of the term. In the 45 minutes I sat there in a booth, not one other male showed their face. I was near enough to the ordering counter to hear what the women were ordering - Lattes, pastries, Artisan soup and sandwiches, Artisan wraps, were the most popular selections. Clever marketing. Tack on the word ARTISAN on the menu and they charge double the true value. There were only 4 booths, but one was open, but the table top had not been cleaned. I had to interrupt the owner playing with his cell phone to do his job. Then I had to wipe down the top because he left it all wet. As for my lunch, I had their TBA for $14. It turned out to be 2 oz of turkey with two thin strips of bacon & a miserly piece of avocado with mayo on toasted bread (not really a panini). Still wondering where the mozzarella was. To add value the owner gives you a $0.50 bag of chips with the sandwich. The mayo was excellent! While tasty I was expecting it to be on a roll as the menu described. Bummer. (When I was leaving the order counter woman offered no apology for the mistake.) I ate slowly to immerse myself in the experience. Just an FYI - Panera Bread, which is known for its high prices, charges less than $14 for this same sandwich plus a bag of chips. Theirs is a triple decker. By comparison my sandwich looked like it was prepared by a free soup kitchen on a strict budget. Check the Panera site. https://www.panerabread.com/content/panerabread_com/en-us/menu/products/grilled-chicken-and-avo-blt.html My sandwich looked like a squashed grilled cheese sandwich. An even better deal than Panera, last month I went down the road (1 mile) to THE GRILLE, Their TB Club, is a triple decker fully dressed and served with a generous portion of fries and homemade pickles for $17. I remembered that I struggled to handle that handheld beast. It was a manly feast. I wound up taking half home to relish the next day for my lunch. Reeses in Waverly offers a triple decker too with fries and slaw for $13. The grand finale is that in addition to the unreal pricing, the owner adds 3% to the bill for credit cards. Really? He needs the extra $0.50 that badly. $16 without tip. Oh, I forgot to mention. You order at the counter, pay upfront, you seat yourself after trying to find a clean table, wipe down the table yourself, and a kitchen employee delivers the prepared sandwich. No followup by any employee to see if everything is Okay. It turned out to be a smart move not to leave a tip at the time of ordering. DON'T! Maybe if you are tight for time you might consider the Vanilla Bean. Please note that it is too small to be considered "intimate." If you are looking to satisfy a true hunger at a great price go to the Grille. Thank God for Guthrie, who I think provides most of Vanilla Bean's customers. OH, I ALMOST FORGOT: HEY VANILLA BEAN ! - UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE WITH AN UPDATED MENU AND USE THE CORRECT PRICING.

Small business with some outstanding food options! The bakery items were delicious and my mom had…read morean egg Benedict dish that she liked quite a bit! She did say the egg was a little too hard for her liking but I think that is probably an easy fix...tell them in advance how you want it cooked. I had a scrambled bowl and it was so much food! I could not eat it all. Super friendly staff. Definitely a place worth stopping at!