Excellent customer service! Good grocery product selection for Indian food! They have the basics…read moreyou need to cook an Indian meal.

Admittedly, if I had to work a dead-end cashier job at a crappy convenience store like this, I'd…read moreprobably hate my life, too. Still, that is -not- a good reason to make it extremely well known to your clientele, lady. If not for the Ben & Jerry's signage outside, we would have never stepped foot in here. Do not be fooled! It's just the stuff in tubs, not hand-scooped. Unless you need a serious mood-dropper and/or energy-suck, don't do it. Just don't.

This 7/11 has imported Japanese products. The hot bar is…read morealmost always well-stocked and the salted caramel cookies are *kiss* The manager also gave me free doughnuts when I waltzed in after some Friday night drinking LOL Also Cornell students sometimes rant about the "Tacquito Lady" but tbh I like her no nonsense attitude, anytime I ask for hot pizza from her it's always perfectly crispy.

I usually frequent this store. However everything I come I can't find 7-11 brand sour cream and…read moreonion so today I bought 7-11 brand Buffalo chicken chips to try. When I got home and opened it.... There was literally nothing really in it. There was only like few chips at the bottom of the bag. Very disappointed in 7-11 making us pay for some leftovers.

Nasties isn't just a campus eatery -- it's a rite of passage. A core memory. A beacon of hope for…read morehungry, sleep-deprived students running on caffeine and questionable life choices. After a long hiatus, I finally made my triumphant return to North, this time with my girlfriend, to relive the magic and, of course, put their food to the test. We went for the Tompkins Burger ($8.49) -- a classic setup with onions, tomatoes, pickles, and lettuce. No sauce included, but that's a choose-your-own-adventure situation at the condiment station. My girlfriend gave it a 7/10, and honestly, that feels right. It's a solid, no-nonsense burger that exceeded my size expectations (which is half the battle with late-night food). I also really love their the boneless wings. Specifically, the sweet chili and honey mustard flavors. Maybe I'm biased (I would eat chicken for every meal if society allowed it), but these wings slap. Flavorful, saucy, and the perfect balance of sweet and tangy -- 10/10 would recommend :) Beyond the hot food, Nasties is the ultimate convenience stop. Need snacks? Drinks? A pint of Cornell ice cream to emotionally support you through finals? They've got you covered.

Even though it's called nasties, it's really not exactly nasty food that you're getting here. The…read morefood is definitely quite expensive, but it's because they know that most people use BRBs here. In terms of the grill, the food is very solid. I've gotten the burger, which was just about okay. The breakfast sandwich was pretty average too. Nasties is clutch when it's 1AM, but you can find better food during the daytime.

It's a one stop shop. Meat, eggs, veg, dairy,…read more prepared foods, booze, health and beauty, household goods. I'm very impressed with the stock and the prices. It's conveniently located. The staff is terrific.

I was in Downtown Ithaca and stopped in here for some fruit…read more Pretty small store, just down the hill from Cornell University, and really, the only market that I saw in this area. The prices here were a little higher, probably because of that. I didn't stay in here long, but the checkout folks here were so nice that it actually stood out to me!!

Convenient due to location right in the heart of Collegetown. Nice people. Clean and everything is…read moreup to date (freshness of the food)

employees here (family owned, indian family) are very unfriendly and not accommodating at all. the…read moreprices are very high and food items aren't even fresh.. SKIP

Excuse me, Byrne Dairy... WHAT IS THIS MASTERPIECE?!…read moreI stopped in expecting a quick sandwich and instead got a full architectural achievement. The staff is super friendly (all of them), the vibe is great, and the food is absurdly good. It's so nice to find a place where people actually care about what they're doing. Instant favorite.

Overall, Byrne is a solid spot to stop for a sweet treat when on the road. I would return. I got…read moretheir swirl soft serve which was creamy and the perfect pickmeup. They are also very generous with portion size (I ordered a small which was more than enough).

Don't judge a book by its cover. I was a little hesitant to go here, but I kept hearing rave…read morereviews. The fried chicken is phenomenal! That is all.

The chicken was indeed very crispy! I thought that it had a better crisp than the KFC in Ithaca! It…read morealso tastes good. The skin is salty and crispy and the meat inside is tender and juicy! They fry it themselves in the shop! It's such a hole in the wall place! The honey bisuits are also really good! I rated this place 4/5 stars because the chicken was good and the people serving were nice and asked us to spread the news about this place! It could be 5/5 if they had coleslaw to go with the fried chicken (which I found to be on the saltier side)! I also wish that the honey bisuits were bigger because they're soo good and I want more bang for my buck! Lastly, I got the mashed potatoes with gravy. My honest opinion: I would skip this one!

GreenStar emerged as an alternative to some of the other prepared food marketplaces in Collegetown,…read moreand its purpose strictly within the borders of Collegetown is great - there's nothing else that sells moderately priced groceries for those without cars on Cornell's campus. The location is great, and the hours are pretty flexible (8 am to 11 pm). For a food market strictly within Collegetown, GreenStar is a solid 4 stars. However, compare GreenStar to Wegman's, and it can't come close to compete based on selection, and can't touch Tops or P&C Fresh on prices. The problem with GreenStar is that it doesn't solve the basic need it was intended to serve, which is to present a feasible grocery option for Cornell students. I've gone to GreenStar in a pinch or if I need a quick snack in the afternoon, but it will never be my go-to source for major grocery shopping. The groceries are all organic or specialty foods, which I like for certain items (salsa, for instance, is a food of which I always buy local varieties), but if I need boxed pasta I want a $1 box of Barilla, not some fancy organic hand-made pasta. The prepared foods are nice, but I personally prefer the selection at CTB, and prices are similar. All in all, I'm glad GreenStar is open in Collegetown, but it doesn't really solve any of the problems it intended to.

It's not your typical convenience store because they carry some unique products that you won't see…read moreat the big corporate stores. One product we bought to test our spicy hot tolerance was the Paqui Chip Challenge. We love spicy sauces but this chip had our mouth on fire. Great store to shop and the employees are friendly.

Super friendly staff and always smiling and ready to be of service. Daytime staff seems to be much…read moremore focused and hardworking, they are always running all over the little store. I've worked retail and actually in a convenience store similar to this place, so previous reviews are not really valid in my opinion. Smaller stores rarely have much cash in the register so im not surprised they are unable to cash large amount of money won on scratch offs. I thought everyone knew that grocery stores are where you are supposed to go for that, they have plenty of money unlike small gas stations. I feel for the employees bc I go regularly and see what kind of human trash they have to deal with day in and day out. The prices are rather high, but I suppose that's just the convenience tax. Im just happy that I get greeted with a smile every time and they even remember my usual purchases. The ladies working there definitely deserve a raise or vacation or both, they are little energizer bunnies! Definitely recommend.

This is about the store in Candor, NY. It's really annoying when the cashier asks you twice if…read morethere is anything else I need. "Anything else for you" ? And then "Would you like to buy a protein bar " ? I already said no, I come in there everyday. They know I'm not a secret shopper so you don't have to suggestive sell every single customer..