As usual everything was great. Gluten free pasta entree was very good. It's hard to find elsewhereread more

The food is great. Staff very friendly & attentive. Sometimes can be a long wait but it's so…read moreworth it!

So, I was invited to a wedding shower at the Sons of Italy in Binghamton, NY. I was absolutely…read moreunder the assumption that we would be heading to an Italian restaurant but! The Sons of Italy is similar to a VFW or American Legion. It's a very non-descript banquet hall with a kitchen in the back and a bar. It also looked like it had a downstairs but I didn't go down there. The staff couldn't have been friendlier an the food was absolutely top notch and served family style. There were three courses: pasta with pork, salad with oil and vinegar dressing and green beans cooked with garlic, potatoes with rosemary, and chicken Marsala. Dessert was provided by the hosting party. The hall comfortably sat about 80 people and there was a lot more room to be had!

Excellent place to have a group gathering. Good food and very good service also.read more

Understaffed so we sat at the bar. Excellent fresh pasta, perfectly steamed broccoli, warm bread…read moreand attentive service by Gabriel. Nice Manhattan, but you need Luxardo cherries, not maraschino. Bar seating is always fun for engaging other patrons

For starters, I'm not a huge fan per se of Italian food and I'm not the type to typically set time…read moreaside to post reviews. Outside of Pizza, don't care much for spaghetti, or meatballs, or Lasagna or Penne A La Whatever. But, these guys? Just set the standard and made me a fan of Italian food at the ripe age of 54. The Spaghetti Ai Frutti Di Mare, good gosh, unlike anything that I have ever tasted before. Absolutely amazing is all I can say. My wife I believe had haddock, gave me a bite, melts in your mouth. My step daughter has the chicken marsalla, another knock out. The atmosphere was decent, family oriented, nice lighting, I'd say 7 out of 10. Parking lot gets full quick around dinner time (understandable truthfully). But the food??? 15 out of 10. I wanted to order another Spaghetti Ai Frutti Di Mare to go, but my wife protested and said for me to stop being greedy.

Consol's has been a staple in Endicott's north side since 1946. Apparently it's been through…read moreseveral owners and is still there says something as does the full parking lot. The restaurant is in a non-descript building but the interior is pleasant and inviting. I've always said you can judge a restaurant by their calamari and Consul's was horrible. Fishy smell, very chewy and too heavily breaded. Everything else was good. The homemade spaghetti was excellent as was the sauce. The mixed drinks were excellent! Generous pour and not expensive. The bar tender and staff were excellent as well. It's a fun local Italian joint and I'll be back, just not for the calamari

Consol's is back! Food is just as good as what we've enjoyed there for years again. Marinara and…read morepizza are same as 10 years ago. Chicken parm or chicken cutlet are not pounded as thin as in the past but still tasty. If you haven't been there in a while give it another try. Worth it. Second time this month and great both times.

Went to Concordia for the second time with family and had a fantastic meal again! This was our…read morefirst visit in the old Consol's location and they did a great job renovating and decorating for the holidays! The ambiance was warm and inviting. I do miss the white bean dip with focaccia but the bread and accoutrements were delicious anyway. Two of us got the shrimp scampi, another the eggplant parm, and another the salmon. Their tomato sauce is thick and a bit sweet, just the way I like. Joe was an excellent server and knowledgeable of the menu. We appreciated how he made us feel welcome and was attentive throughout our meal. We would definitely ask for him again when we return! It was an excellent visit (both times) to Concordia and we can't wait to return!

Except for a tasty chocolate lava cake and appetizer pizza , our 6 meals were sub-par . ( shrimp…read morescampi , dry meatballs and worst of all the aptly-named airline chicken-- remember airline food?!) -- We waited an hour for our meal and the management seemed shocked that two of us asked to replace the inedibly oversalted potatoes with a side dish we could eat. Endicott has many fine restaurants-- sadly this is not one of them.

We had a lovely dinner here on New Year's Eve. We go out with our son and his girlfriend every New…read moreYear's Eve and she has never been to the Oaks so we decided we needed to go here for our dinner. She loved the experience and no one was disappointed. The wait staff was ready to greet us and offer wonderful service. Checking in to make sure our food was what we expected etc. What I really loved was that we didn't feel rushed or that everyone was seated close together. The restaurant was calm and not loud at all! This restaurant is like stepping back in time and I wouldn't change that. The customers appreciate the pictures on the walls and the decorating of the times.

Absolutely phenomenal!!! This is the top Italian restaurant in the Binghamton/Endicott area. Ithaca…read moregreens are a must! Marsala is my favorite.

Food quality and taste is always good. Small dining area, somewhat loud. Service was great. Pizza…read morehere is also excellent. Dell'Arco-tini very tasty drink.

Excellent food and friendly service, cozy atmosphere, and not too busy. I ordered the chicken parm…read moreand my partner ordered the veal parm- no skimping on sauce or portion size. Noticed other negative reviews but thankfully our experience was quite pleasant. Was advised that the drinks would be more expensive than other Italian places in the area so pre-gamed a little, so inebriated on arrival, but a lovely time all around. Hope this place stays open a long while, and will save drinking to the wine menu next we visit

Came here for an early supper and got the Chenango with Greek pasta salad. So so good!read more

If you enjoy a good martini then Antonio's is the place for you! Love their specialty gelato…read moremartinis they are absolutely delish. Red Velvet, Coco Chanel, and my favorite the Lemon Drop. You can also do a flight of martinis to try a few out. The only thing that doesn't get them a 5 star is their menu being very limited and not a lot of vegetarian options. They are worth a stop if you ever drove by. Friendly staff and great bartenders.

It is clean, fresh, warm, and inviting. We sampled the soups, appetizers, wine, and entree. It was…read moredelightful. Additionally, our server was fantastic. I read a review that gave this establishment one star. Never trust a review that cannot spell "edible" properly. Seriously.... "Eatible?" Wonderful restaurant.

What a great find in Binghamton. Tucked away in an unsuspecting parking lot, Caffe del Corso is a…read moresurprisingly chic and relaxing lounge. The moment you enter, the atmosphere shifts; the interior is filled with plants, creating a very calm and comfortable vibe. They feature a very well-stocked bar with a wide selection of liquor and craft drinks. I had the espresso martini (which was fantastic), and we also shared a vegetarian pizza. The pizza was decent, but the drinks and ambiance were the real highlights. I would definitely consider popping in again when I'm in the area. It's a perfect spot to unwind. My only wish is that they had a few more items on the food menu!

Great pizza!! I'm originally from Long Island and longed for pizza that tastes like it does from…read moreback home. Worth the trip from Apalachin for a pie!!

Joey's was the only pizza place in the area with GF crust, so we ended up here by default. I'm glad…read morewe did though! Both the GF crust and the normal crust pizzas were super yummy, and the staff was all very friendly. Definitely would recommend for pizza.