We stopped into Hand + Foot for lunch and were so glad we did. The atmosphere is relaxed and…read morewelcoming, with exposed brick and ro artwork that gives the place an artsy, modern feel while still honoring its historic setting. Definitely a spot where you could linger for a while. Food-wise, we ordered the fried rice with crispy chicken (breaded in crushed Cheerios--yes, Cheerios, and yes, surprisingly delicious!), the bánh mì, and the crispy chicken sandwich, which ended up being the star of the show. Every bite of that sandwich was perfectly seasoned, crunchy, and satisfying. We upgraded our side to the greens, which came topped with some mysterious orange ingredient--maybe a grated carrot dressing? Whatever it was, it was scrumptious. We also ordered a side of pickles, which were surprisingly affordable and so flavorful that they disappeared fast. We didn't try any drinks, but the menu had plenty of interesting options to choose from. One of my favorite parts of the experience was how family-friendly the place felt: while we waited, the kids grabbed a new-to-us game (The Enchanted Forest) from the board game shelves, which made the time fly by. Service was attentive and friendly without hovering, and overall we had a fantastic experience. If we lived closer, this would be a regular lunch spot for sure!

We arrived for an early dinner with a 4 year old and 1 year old. Like many folks with small kids, I…read morewas a bit put off by the name but with the great reviews, we decided to try it. The ambiance is dim and quiet, but they were happy to have us. My 4 year old used colored pencils on coloring sheets we brought with us. For babies and small kids, they have ingelisa chairs that clip on the high tables and I was concerned about the high chairs for our 4 year old but it was fine. She devoured her entire meal(chicken tenders) and a half of our 1 year olds' (they have a kids menu with chicken tenders, grilled peanut butter and fluff, noodles with butter, hot dog..). The service was fast and great. While I am vegetarian and my spouse is gluten free, we are always pleasantly surprised when we both find delicious food. I loved the general tso's poboy with cauliflower and tofu. I wish there was more cauliflower since my 1 year old took many of those pieces. My spouse got something with "pulled pork and quinoa" and he said it was very good too.

Recently discovered this place while traveling back from Canada and man, it was amazing. We put it…read moreon our map to come back to the area and this charming little cafe... the town deserves its own visit! The sandwiches were fantastic, and hot coffee hit the spot on the rainy drizzly day that it was. Umbrella in hand, we walked the town and came back to the cafe for more coffee and to get snacks to go. Everything was so tasty and the old world charm truly makes it a delightful experience. The old counter, the cute tables and chairs, everything was so perfect... just the type of place I love. I can't wait to go back!

Love this place! The aesthetic of the place, the menu, the music, the candies for sale, it all…read morefeels right out of the past. There are two counters: you can order ice cream from the first counter near the main entrance, and sandwiches and salads and baked goods from the cafe counter in the back. The ice cream is mostly Hershey's but they currently have one housemade gelato and one sorbetto that rotates. The ice cream counter also has novelty candy and ice cream for sale, but if you go in back to the cafe counter, they have higher quality locally produced and imported candies along with other pantry stuff like jam and tea. I've stopped here a few times. The sandwiches have been fantastic (globe sandwich and Moroccan wrap). The carrot cake was just okay, a little dry if I remember correctly, but the coconut custard pie I tried this time was perfect and not too sweet or heavy. They also do a good (and pretty big) malt milkshake. Service is fast enough and generally friendly.

A huge Wegmans! 10/10 race sponsor. We enjoyed the sushi from this grocery store. It was on par…read morewith the surrounding sushi establishments, if not better and also much more affordable. It was so big that even when there a lot of people, we never felt it was crowded. Super clean bathroom as well.

i freaking love wegmans! the corning weggies is a pleasant place to come too. i do wish our wegmans…read morewas larger like elmira's. like i totally wish they'd redo it to be more like elmira's wegmans! more of the wegmans brick made stores, love that feel! still a great store! wegmans and corning is pretty spectacular place to shop compared to walmart, even tops! as i always say, i will always live in a place that has a wegmans!

Adam loves dessert, especially cupcakes, so it was a no brainier that I found somewhere to get…read moredessert for our anniversary weekend. It was kind of like eating your wedding cake for your anniversary. I picked here because it was pretty close to the museum and had such great reviews. It I located right on the main street of their village and it can make you feel like you walked into the life of Rory and Lorelai Gilmore. The shop it self is super cute and decorated perfectly. The store front changes often to reflect the season and holiday's. They have a pretty sizable menu for such a cute little place. They other some simple lunch choices like sandwiches but their main thing is dessert- and boy do they know how to do dessert. Adam and I had such a hard time picking our something so we wound up each getting a cupcake and drink to consume there and some goodies to take home. Their cupcakes were perfect. They were light, fluffy, and moist. Their frosting was also fabulous. Frosting can go wrong very quickly. A lot of companies use far too much sugar and the frosting becomes very heavy. This frosting was on point of just the perfect amount of sugar so it was easy to lick it all right off the cupcake. Pretty much the only downfall I can think of it parking. It is street parking and it can be hard to find a spot. Also, the ability to parallel park is a plus. Overall, I would highly suggest it here and I ready have to a couple of family members who came for the museum. The variety is amazing and the flavor a are ever better!

I came to this cute bakery just after noon on a weekday in between visiting the Rockwell museum and…read morethe Corning Glass Museum. I'd seen the positive Yelp reviews and received it as a suggestion from the young lady at the Rockwell visitor desk. This is a counter service bakery & cafe. There was a line when I got here. It was a bit slow with one person taking orders. There's a handful of tables and short counter seating looking out the front window. I noticed the sweet smell of baked goods when I walked in. I ordered the recommended BLT Turkey & Cheese crepe with the warm cheesy casserole side. The crepe is large, larger than a sandwich. There is a lot of dill sauce on top but it isn't overwhelming. The crepe has good flavor and it is filled well. The thinly sliced lettuce and diced tomato help lighten each bite. The casserole is on the smaller size which perfectly suits the size of the crepe. It's very cheesy with the potatoes adding more of a texture than a flavor. I would recommend this spot for a filling lunch while exploring Corning.

Ok so saw the great reviews and had to try it out. It was good. Maybe really good, but not great…read more Outside seating is not covered btw. Got the Robb salad and it was pretty good - again not great but really good. I'd say decent amount of chicken but way too much garlic on the salad. Wife had the chickpea salad as a wrap and again unique Mediterranean spice (nutmeg/cinnamon?) in the wrap. Again - it was good - just not great. Side were some store bought chips. I'd say it's a cute unique place with pretty good food - Yelpers had me hoping hall of fame and we found hall of really good...

While staying in the finger lakes for a girls trip we had lunch at this cute cafe. Order at the…read morewindow from their selection of sandwiches and sides. One of us is vegetarian and there were sandwiches that fit that dietary requirement. Everyone was friendly and our sandwiches came out hot and delicious! The waffle fries were great as was all of our food and of course you can also order a glass of local Finger Lakes wine.

Fresh sub rolls with delicious fresh deli meat!! Highly recommend if you are looking for a fresh…read moredeli sandwich

Friendly people and delicious sandwiches, what more can you ask for for a place right across the…read morestreet from Watkins Glen Gorge. Service was a bit slow even after the lunch rush, which was a little annoying, but the pastrami reuben was one of the best I've ever had in my life.

Ordered a meatball sub , with cheese and we got meatballs a roll and no cheese and no sauce on the…read moremeatballs. Disappointed Staff pleasant

You got to be kidding! This place was awful One stop…read moreMeatballs were mediocre. Homemade, wow Garlic knots were soaked in grease, looked like they had been under the lamp for a really long time, inedible Antipasto salad, mushy, old, bad!!! The slice of pizza was descent, but with the name Soprano's if you can't do descent pizza what's the point. Out of $25 of food I ate a slice of pizza!! They have a really nice selection of imported products..... The hot food is sloppy and weak!! Just take a look at the hot bar, food is not appealing

29 Neat is our favorite cocktail/bourbon bar period!  This…read morewas the second year in a row we were fortunate to have our trip to the finger lakes fall on their opening weekend!  29 Neat is the type of bourbon/Cocktail bar where anyone can stop in, feel welcomed and relax. There is good music playing and the bartenders are amazing. Very friendly, good humored, and very knowledgeable not only about the drinks/booze, but about the surrounding area.  The menu is a leather bound book containing pages of bourbons from hard to find to every day favorites. In addition to the bourbons they also have a nice selection of Tequila, vodka, scotch and wines.  They also have an amazing craft cocktail list. Every drink we've sampled from the list has been amazing and reflects positively on the talent of the bartenders.  These are truly craft cocktails that are perfectly balanced and flavorful.  If you are looking for a place to relax and have amazing drinks, 29 Neat is the best place around.

What a cool place for an expresso martini for my birthday. It was absolutely delicious. Met some…read morepeople from Long Island and the staff were the best. Definitely worth a stop in when in the area.

Stopped for a sub on the way home from finger lakes. This Italian market is basically a small…read moregrocery store and carries a bunch of canned goods along with spices and ingredients. The sandwich menu includes both hot and cold subs. I had a roast beef sandwich with lettuce tomato and mayo.

This place bills itself as an "Italian Market." I called a few days ahead and asked for an…read more"antipasto platter" with assorted meats and cheeses, etc. When I got it home, the only cheese was cubed Swiss. And, there was no soppresatta, no prosciutto, no peppers. Seriously? No provolone? No mozzarella? Has the "Italian Market" ever met an actual Italian? What a disappointment. How about even a little effort to construct something Italian.

Went here for the first time, with my mother. It's a bit of a drive for us coming from Hector, but…read moreit's an easy pretty drive. We ate at their cafe. We both had a cup of Potato and Ham soup, and split a BLT. It was delicious, very fresh. Not skimpy on the bacon...at all. The sandwich was perfectly distributed. Much larger than I anticipated. Made with their local bacon and tomatoes. Loved the atmosphere, the cafe had a cozy vibe. We were seated next to the gas fireplace. We had enough privacy to talk, noise level was normal. Order your food at the counter, collect your condiments, napkins, and Salt pepper shakers at long counter. Then sit down and enjoy yourself, until they bring it out. Service was very quick. After we cleaned up our plates and table. They have a place for you to put your dirty dishes and cups, along with trash, and recycling. Then we went into the bulk grocery part to look around. We both ended up buying sweet treats for later. I bought a cherry fry pie. It was super fresh and tasty. I enjoyed it with my evening herbal tea. I also bought some rice and a few other staples. I will definitely be back for a 2nd trip. They have a lot going on. The place was super clean. Items easy to find. It's not all bulk, they have their items from small to bulk, so if you are in a 1 or 2 person household, do not let the bulk in their name scare you off. It's worth a trip, for some organic homemade items.

Great market with a deli. Got a chicken wrap and a turkey/salami sub from the deli and a kombucha/…read moreapple cider to drink. Wrap was huge!