Amazing Salads!! Online ordering super easy! Cute place to sit and eat with friends!!read more

The motto: Get Stuffed…read more Ordered a Rachel, and it was excellent. The seeded rye bread used was hearty and did not fall apart. It was grilled perfectly. It was good to know the turkey is roasted "in house." I took half home. In my opinion, the prices are not only fair but on the low side for the quality of food served. My sandwich was only $9.99 with chips and a pickle spear. Side salads are inexpensive and delicious I hear. The two sided laminated menu was easy to navigate. Specials of the day are posted at the entrance. Service was prompt and friendly. The charming cafe is located at the end of a strip of businesses off Rt. 7 near the Galleria 7 Food Court. There are many tables and a full bar in a well lit inside seating area. In addition, there is a great patio with nice planters on one side. Lots of parking. Easy access for wheelchairs and walkers. Looking forward to returning for a Panini, or soup, or salad, or breakfast sandwich. I will check out the catering menu to use in future. From Owner: After 20+ years on the corporate side of culinary, I traded in my 9-to-5 life to pursue my dream of opening The Stuffed Rooster. A lifetime of love, recipes, and ideas have gone into this company, and I am fortunate to have found a dedicated team to help make this dream a reality.

If you don't work in the British American office park you probably don't know this place exists. A…read moresmall deli primarily serving the people in the office park. Set in an office building with no signs. Good deli sandwiches. A selection of hot food that changes daily. Had the grilled chicken salad, which is served with warm chicken and sliced provolone cheese. Fresh and good.

This place rocks! Just started working in the park and wow! If you want a sandwich the size of your…read morehead for about $7.50 then this is it. No need to get a bag of chips cause your going to struggle to eat the sandwich alone.

I thought the Crab Cake BLT was absolutely wonderful. There was plenty of crab and the bacon gave…read moreit a new twist to just a plain crab sandwich. I would have this again. I'm also going to try to copy this for a meal at home. Our server Kayla was pleasant and very efficient! Loved her! Nice little place (simple but very clean) out of the way to enjoy a quiet lunch/dinner! Would recommend to anyone!

Nice old school ambience and pleasant servicer. Good menu with a lot of choices…read more The Manhattan cocktail was good. Am very disappointed in the crab cake BLT. Hard to find any crab. A lot of bread and it looked fake crab (saw little chunks with pink dye). Will never order it again and makes me put Scarborough's on the bottom of my restaurant list. Take the crab cake off the menu if you can't afford to do it right!

Amazing idea. It's like a cool version of the local malls food court. Lots of seating Love the…read moredifferent foods you can get. One downfall was trying to decide what to get. The BYO sushi burrito from Kobe Hibachi was amazing. The empanadas from viva Empanadas were great and the platter from Dotty Lou's BBQ was stellar. Not sure if you can go wrong. There is big burgers, sweet/savory crepes, ramen, pizza, curries, falafel and so much more. You'll definitely find something for everyone. The people were helpful and nice.

Found myself revisiting the Galleria 7 Market as I had not a clue as to what I had a hankering for…read more All I can tell you is that the variety of food vendors in this clean and fun loving space is excellent. Where else can you have pizza, sushi, empanadas, tacos, Indian food, bbq and the list continues all under one roof? On this particular visit, I got a burger from Billy's Burger Bar and a yummy crepe with Nutella and strawberries and bananas from the Skinny Pancake. These eats certainly hit the spot and I don't mind the wait when it's all made to order. Portions from all the food vendors here are generous. Go with a group so you can all share!

For context, I rate products and experiences on a simple scale: 5 = love it, 4 = like it, 3 = okay,…read more2 = didn't like it, 1 = hated or unsafe. Another great visit to Innovo Kitchen I've been to Innovo Kitchen several times over the years and have reviewed them before, and today's visit didn't disappoint either. One thing I really like about Innovo is that they frequently change the menu, so there's always something new to try, and I've never had trouble finding something that sounds good. Tonight I went with the Rigatoni Riggies with tomato vodka sauce and chicken, and it was delicious. The warm bread that came with it was also really tasty. We also tried the Dorito Cool Ranch tater tots, which were delightful. But the real showstopper was the peanut butter mud pie. Soooooo good. Definitely one of those desserts that makes you wish you had ordered two. What really made tonight's visit memorable, though, was our waiter, Matthew. He noticed the funny design on my T-shirt and struck up a conversation about it. We laughed and chatted for a bit, and eventually he mentioned that he's been a waiter for 27 years. It showed. Matthew was high-energy, funny, personable, and attentive without being overbearing. He checked on us several times and seemed to genuinely enjoy what he was doing. Watching him work was like watching someone who has truly mastered his craft. It was a master class in waitership, and it made an already great meal even better. Great food, a fun atmosphere, and an excellent server. Another very enjoyable visit to Innovo Kitchen.

I feel like the food and service are two separate things. The service is not an issue - every time…read morewe have been here, our waitress/waiter is truly amazing. They are always pleasant and attentive. However, the food is not as good as a story. Your "experience" starts by reading the menu and being greeted by relatively high prices - which isn't an issue if the food is stellar (spoiler alert, it's not). I have had multiple dishes here from a roast beef sandwich, burger, chicken Caesar salad, an onion pasta dish, and even a lobster Cobb salad. Every single dish lacks seasoning, culinary character, and is just bland. I want to like it, but they make it very hard. If you go here, maybe just have a drink at the bar and go eat some place else.

This place was amazing Food selections were great…read more Service was excellent Will definitely go back again Spent time with my daughters celebrating Mother s Day

They had as a special tonight, Bolognese. When it came out, there was no meat in the dish at all…read more It was a bowl of Penne in sauce. I asked the waitress and said it's on the bottom and to stir it up like I hadn't done that. I stirred it in front of her to let her see and then I was told the neat is ground up fine. The waitress was very nice and understanding.

Found this one on Yelp. Great spot. Fun bar. Had the brisket onion soup - delicious. Hubby had the…read moreRuben sandwich. Huge and great corned beef. Lots of fun.

Was in the area for a conference at the NY State Capital and my hotel was by the airport. I looked…read moreup Tipsy Moose and had no expectations. I had the Black and Blue and it was tasty. My co-worker had the BBQ chickenm sandwich. She is particular and she enjoyed her sandwich. We both had fries and they were seasoned and the tight amount of crispy. Only criticism is parking is limited and it was 55 degrees outside and they had the a/c on. Would 100% go back!

Last night my wife and I decided to give this place a second chance and I'm glad that we did…read morebecause they have redeemed themselves. Service was fast and friendly, and the food was served promptly and hot. We both enjoyed our meal and our waiter went above and beyond in helping to pack the leftovers so nothing would spill. They have fully regained their spot on our list of dining out options

As I've said before, the key to Seoul Korean Restaurant is consistency - good consistency. We've…read morebeen here numerous times for more than twelve years. The only problem is our unintentionally neglecting the restaurant for extended periods of time. My last review was seven years ago. But that may not have been the last time we ate there, I just didn't write a review. Memory fading may explain why I keep ordering the same dish - Spicy Stir Fried Squid and Pork ($20.82). Or maybe because the menu is so large that I only get to the second page before I see something that sounds really delicious, and by that time my wife has made her decision, always the Hot Stone Bibimbap, and the staff are standing by our table ready to take our order. The menu now includes numerous Mandoo (dumpling) preparations. For this visit we chose the Vegetable Mandoo ($11.45). The dumpling is fried to just the lightest amount of crispness with a delicious minced vegetable filling. We requested them to be spicy but hardly noticed the spice either in the filling or the dipping oil. They are still the best we've found since I had them in Korea 55 years ago. The next time I hope to remember to try the meat filled Mandoo. My wife was once again thrilled with her Hot Stone (Dol Sot) Bibimbap ($18.74). She requested tofu as her protein to be added to the assorted seasoned vegetables. Once again, the bowl did not seem to be hot enough to crisp the rice that was at the bottom of the bowl. I think it's the more kitchen friendly bowls restaurants have switched to compared to the lava stone bowls used in years past. My Spicy Stir Fried Squid and Pork was delicious as usual. I requested a medium level of spice, and it was just right for me. I don't want to overlook the banchan that was served. Six different vegetables, including kimchi, were brought to our table while our dinner was being prepared. The appetizer, Mandoo, and entrees were once again served at the same time. As a heads up, the bill you are given is for a credit card payment. A statement on the bill indicates what a cash payment would be after a 4% discount plus tax. Service is friendly and efficient.

Bland broths. Ordered Tonkatsu Ramen and got some fried mystery meat that was not slices of pork…read more(not fried). They declined to fix the order saying it is how they make it. Never seen it like this before and won't try it again as I prefer the sliced (not fried) pork in a soup. (Besides, breaded fried foods don't mix well in a soup). The Chicken Buns were delicious and so was the chili sauce.

Wonderful Japanese soul-food Ramen spot focused on high-quality homemade ingredients and innovative…read morenoodle-soup recipes located at the modern Galleria 7 in Latham. Try the outstanding Tonkatsu, with slow cooked tender chashu, springy straight noodles bobbing in simmered broth, a dozen or so available toppings, all prepared by a highly-skilled Ramen chef. A Ramen destination spot!

소떡소떡 소울푸드입니다 진짜 한국에서 먹던 것보다 더 맛있어요…read more 그리고 만두는 뭐 말할 것도 없음 아 그리고 한강라면도 있는데 한국이 그리울 때 오기 딱 좋아요

I was craving Korean flavors. This hit the spot. We all had Beef Bulgogi bowls. They are very…read morecustomizable. I had kimchi, scallions, red cabbage, carrots, broccoli, scallions and sesame seeds. I had 1/2 brown rice and half noodles (they were Mung Bean noodles). I love Mung Bean noodles so that was great! Overall very good, fresh ingredients. The beef itself was mostly tender and thinly sliced in a sweet sauce. We had fried dumplings as an appetizer. I appreciated that they were crispy and hot on delivery. We'll order again.