Delicious food! Excellent cocktails! Excellent service too. Also loved the experience of fine dining (music wasn't loud etc.) which just makes it so comfortable to be there. We truly had a great experience. Thai shrimp, mushroom soup, orange chicken were some of the dishes we ordered and they were delicious. read more

Fabulous food, knowledgeable staff and chef gave me a small tasting too. Complimentary fresh bread basket with flavored butter a savory garlic, sweet Apple cinnamon and date whipped butter. My thai noodle shrimp entree was delicious great flavor and not too much spice. I will definitely be back when I visit Johnson City again. read more

Cannot recommend PS more!!! I've been twice and both times it was spectacular! From food to drink, ambiance and service everything was amazing! 10 stars!!!! read more

Wonderful food and very welcoming staff, It is hard to fully relate what a high quality experience it is to dine at PS. I would highly recommend it to anyone. The diverse menu has options for most anyone, carnivores, herbivores, lovers of Asian fusion, seafood and American. A great wine list and bar with skilled bartenders all contribute to an awesome experience. Frankly the biggest problem is deciding what to eat, everything is done to the highest standard. read more

When we arrived for our reservation, the table already had fresh water, silverware, and menus ready for us. A simple gesture, but one not every restaurant does so it was a nice touch and a great first impression. Despite living in this area for years, this was the first time I tried this place, not just their new location. I've heard that they used to be more focused on Thai cuisine and that now they've shifted to a more global menu. I ordered the chicken satay and Thai red curry which were both absolutely delicious. The textures and flavors were on-point but the chicken satay was pretty small. The poppy seed strawberry compote for dessert was perfect and just the right portion. My husband ordered the French onion soup and herb crusted salmon. He thought it was generally underwhelming and missing the mark on flavor despite an overall great ambiance and service. The Creme Brûlée was overly sweet and didn't have the thick crack you'd expect from the crust. So in summary, I feel confident in saying that ordering their Thai dishes will be a home run but other dishes might be hit or miss. Overall I enjoyed it and would come back! read more

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I visited once when I was younger and had been itching to get back, and I was disappointed that I didn't get back in town for the chance to return to the original location, but was excited to try the new downtown location. I have to say that as far as the concept of the restaurant goes, I much prefer what they had going on at the original. They've streamlined the menu, seemingly cutting back on the Thai influence and going for a "world" vibe instead, and removing the section dedicated to vegetarian dinners, leaving some vegetarian options but not a whole lot of choice. The atmosphere has also departed from the fine dining experience - tablecloths are gone, there's TV's at the bar, and between the music and bar chatter it gets pretty loud. On the other hand, decor is still classy (although more urban), and the manners of the staff and food presentation have carried over from the original location. I get they probably made these changes along with the move to Binghamton to appeal to a wider and younger crowd, but I feel that they lost a lot of what made them unique and are now going for something that lots of other restaurants in Binghamton are already doing. Fortunately these changes are where the disappointment ended for me - the food and service were still spectacular. If nothing else, I hope that they expand the menu again as they settle into their new space. For dinner, I had their Fireside Mule, Strawberry Soup (nightly special), Wedge Salad, and Wild Mushroom Ravioli. The mule was very smooth and a good drink for anyone who isn't into lime juice-based cocktails. I also had a sip of the P S Margarita and loved the strong jalapeño kick. The strawberry soup was my favourite part of the night! It was very creamy and lightly sweet - strawberries and cream vibes. I asked for the salad without the pancetta and they were happy to accommodate. The gorgonzola dressing on the salad was delicious and very rich. This was surprisingly filling. The ravioli were also very good, the cream sauce had a unique umaminess to it that I really liked. My dad got the Orange Horseradish Crusted Lobster Tail and I didn't try it the night of, but had his leftovers the next day, and also really enjoyed it. The Grand Marnier in the sauce was very strong, which for me was great since I love Grand Marnier, but if you aren't crazy about it you might not like this. For dessert, I shared a White Chocolate Cheesecake and Chocolate Rum Tort. Our top 2 dessert choices had been the creme brulee and the bread pudding, but they were sold out of both. Both were lovely - I liked the extra thick sour cream topping on the cheesecake and the deep flavours of the tort, although the tort was almost too rich for me. I would go again for another special occasion, but I wouldn't be tempted to frequent it as the prices are still on the fine-dining level and because the menu has only a few entrees that really appeal to me. read more

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Great atmosphere and even better food. Menu is small but upscale. It's like being on the show "The Bear".

Good food and great atmosphere. My mother who loves the old PS was disappointed in the service. It's a more chill vibe, not so fine dining. I'm not young but appreciate the calmer environment. I didn't love that the bar wasn't open. I found that bizarre but here we are. read more

The food was delicious. The pork chop was so tender and delicious and the bread pudding was fantastic. The only issue we had was the noise level in the restaurant was extremely high due to no soft surfaces in the space. There were a lot of people around the bar and the noise echoed off everything there. We'll definitely go back. read more

P S Restaurant - Scallops with lump crab meat and parmesan black risotto. - Thai Near Me - Binghamton, New York

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In addition to a great menu and delicious food, perfectly prepared, the team here is exceptional. We were warmly greeted when we entered and the service just got better and better. Sam, our server, was attentive without being overly so, professional and friendly. Casual yet upscale restaurant that is highly recommended. read more

I was blown away by the new space downtown. The atmosphere is so chic and modern with gorgeous exposed brick walls. It made me forget that I was dining in downtown Binghamton! My friend and I sat at the bar and had some amazing appetizers- favorites were the yakitori skewers and the Thai pizza. The bar was packed amd so lively. We had such a lovely evening and cannot wait to go back! read more

Love the vibes of the new location downtown. I used to take my family to the old location every time they visited me and we always had a good meal. The food is unique and delicious. Cocktail menu has many good options to choose from. Went here with girlfriends recently and we each had a different cocktail and entree and shared the bread! Everyone loved their meal and the bread was nice and warm with two different butters- one savory and one sweet! Definitely worth checking out and one of the best restaurants downtown in my book. read more

This used to be our favorite restaurant. We were excited when it moved downtown. Sad to say it is no longer our favorite. It used to be fine dining but in the new spot we sat at a high top sans table cloth, with a full view of the bar television. They have changed their menu leaving out many favorites and reducing the Thai offerings. I felt they were catering to a new audience to which I did not belong. read more

Wow! Where do I begin?! What you would expect to be the food menu is actually the liquor menu. Not much offered in terms of food, I'm not sure where to even start regarding the wine and beer selection. I ordered the red curry (Kang Ped #20) since i came here in want of thai food.... the menu is not really fitting to that by the way. If you are truly in the mood for Thai food, this is not the place for that. Ambiance is nice, white table cloth, so can be romantic, semi casual, or business outing. Not sure I'd return when I'm in the mood for Thai but i would return for a date or an outing with a casual friend. I didn't say close because when my close friends and i get together we like to laugh and enjoy ourselves. .... This place is rather small so excessive laughter would be disruptive to your neighbors. Now regarding the actual taste, the curry broth was delicious. The vegetables were cooked to perfection, the meat on the other hand was rather disappointing. The beef was cooked too long and did not really hold the flavor of the broth. It is also noteworthy that while most Thai restaurants serve the rice on the side of a broth dish, this restaurant opted to serve it on a plate with the broth poured over it. You can imagine what the rice tasted like 20 min into the meal, no chewing required :) All things considered, yes I will frequent here during my stay here in Binghamton. read more

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Had not been to PS since they left the Vestal location. Was somewhat disappointed with dining there in Binghamton. The mushroom soup was not as good as I remember and the foil gras was very good but for $18.95, the portion was very small. The roasted duck was good but not anything special. Service was excellent. read more

This restaurant has some real winners. Their French inspired dishes are excellent. Their Thai inspired dishes are less successful, but the rest of the menu is very strong and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. read more

This is one of my favorite places to eat in Binghamton. Chef Rick Dodd always comes up with killer specials. The new location has a great vibe and great decor. Can't recommend the place enough!! read more

Had a wonderful dinner here the other night. Service was excellent, and I assume it was the owner who was up front... she was super friendly, checking in on everyone. Food was absolutely delicious, especially the strawberry soup, the scallops with risotto and the roast duck. I never made it to the old location, but I would highly recommend the new one! read more

Best food in town! Sylvana Dodd the owner is always happy to see us. Their food is delectable, highlights are their soup specials, the filet mignon, the salmon and the duck. The service is always great. Worth the price. Highly recommended. read more

Came in for a New Year's Eve dinner with my wife's parents. Despite getting in late at a 9pm reservation everything was on point. The staff was super friendly and the food was consistent and delicious. First, while waiting for our table we munched on the most interesting nuts coated in wasabi. They had a crunchy shell which was surprising, satisfying, and a perfect complement to my P.S. Manhattan and my wife's cucumber mint cocktail. We had a chicken satay appetizer which came with a full flavored sauce and had a perfect spice level. The thing that is the most strange is the Tom Yum soup. It is incredibly acidic. Almost like vinegar and reminded me of stinky or fermented items, such as kim chi or blue cheese. If you are sensitive to those you might want to avoid that soup. After that our entrees where fantastic: a lobster tail stuffed with crab, crispy duck with red curry, beef tips, and veal loin stuffed with chicken satay. I can't wait to come back. read more

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A huge "Thank You" to Sylvana and PS Restaurant for making such a memorable birthday celebration for my Dad. The room was beautifully appointed, the service was great, and the food was wonderful! Sylvana was spot on with her suggestions for the menu and her attention to detail was much appreciated. It was a special evening for a very special man and PS made it spectacular. Great to have such a wonderful restaurant in Vestal, NY. read more

My wife and I have been to P.S. about 6 or 7 times in the past few years and we love it. We moved to the area from Boston and we ate pretty well there. So in that regard, we have high standards for fine dining. P.S. definitely doesn't disappoint. Although its location (next to a supermarket) isn't ideal, when you walk in, you're struck by the simple elegance of the decor. They have a really nice bar and the dining room has quite a classy feel to it without coming off as pretentious. The food, as expected, is excellent. You're started off with a complementary amouse bouche, always appreciated. The appetizers (my favorites are the wild mushroom augratin and the crab cake) are done perfectly, presented well, and arrive within 15 minutes of ordering. Also, the ravioli of the day is always great. I highly recommend the cream of mushroom soup, probably the best I've ever had. For entrees, you really can't make a bad choice. All the veal dishes are magnificent as cooked to perfect done-ness. Even the standard filet mignon comes with a delicious bernaise sauce. My wife has ordered off the Thai menu a few times and was thoroughly impressed. Also recommended - the roast duck and the quail. Desert, if you leave a little room is always great. There's always a rich, decadent chocolate desert, which I love. And creme brulee, too! So now I leave the two standout areas for last. Firstly, the wine list is extraordinary. As a self-proclaimed wine enthusiast, their wine list really stands out. They have a huge selection of quality French reds, as well as meritages and other American reds that complement the food perfectly. It really shows that someone put a great deal of effort into planning the wine list. Every other restaurant in the area just serves the same bunch of wines, probably whatever was easiest to get from their wine distributor. P.S. features hard to find wines, many of which I have tried unsuccessfully to find elsewhere. Overall, their wine selection is huge and spectacular. Lastly, the service really sets this place apart. In my opinion, this place has the best service in the area. The waitstaff is knowledgable about the menu. It's evident that they've all had everything the restaurant offers. They're professional and polite and will make sure you get exactly what you want. The timing of the service is great. Food comes to the table at a good pace. You get enough time to enjoy your food and your company, but you don't go hungry waiting for the next course. This is way different from the other so-called fine dining restaurants in the area (i.e. Number 5), where your salad comes 30 seconds after your appetizer and you know they just want to get your meal over with to get another table in. At P.S. you feel that you're important and not just another table. I hope this review inspires some fans of good food, wine, and service to check this place out. Definitely recommended. read more

This is a hidden gem. I have lived in the area my entire life and never knew this place existed. The food was the best in town and the service was excellent as well. When I first looked at the prices I thought they were a little high but for what you get and the awesome service I would have paid double. Can't wait to go back. read more

YUK!!! Poor service and ice cold food. When I let the server know that my food was cold she said "oh, ok". If that wasnt bad enuff there was more cork in my wine then there was stopping up the wine bottle. However, that wasnt the worst part the lipstick that on my wine glass wasnt mine. There is one positive thing that came out of this experiance. I was able to pick up some groceries at the giant next door. It turned into an unusual date. We had more fun in the store then we did having dinner. read more

A pretty little place with so many good choices... If you love mushrooms as much as I do, you cannot go wrong with the mushroom au gratin appetizer and the very best cream of mushroom soup, ever! The Caesar salad is phenomenal and more than big enough to share. The Caitlyn & Penne is a seemingly bottomless bowl of deliciousness with plump shrimp in a fantastic sauce. Any meal I've ever had here is sincerely satisfying. I love to wrap it all up with a slice of their chocolate rum torte and a glass of port. read more

My lady hates dining with me because I am so hard to please. But I had nothing to complain about at PS Restaurant. Every dish tasted delicious. We had Fois Gras, with figs, and the Mango Rolls- both wonderfully layered and well, tasty. For a main we had Roast Red Duck, and the Mushroom Papadelle. We had a very good Merlot recommended by the maitre d' from their very good wine list. Fantastic. All our plates went back clean. We also ordered 3 desserts!!! I almost hate to expose this restaurant for how good it is. Kinda like giving away my best fishing spot. There are not many places up here that offer such well made, diverse foods. read more

One of ways I know I'm having a great meal is when I start rolling my food around my mouth, making sure all the different taste buds have a shot at the flavor, while closing my eyes to shut out external distractions. I found myself doing that at PS on the night before New Year's Eve. This was probably the best meal that I have eaten at a Binghamton restaurant. Reservations are recommended. We could not get a 6:00 table for two, and had to settle for 5:45 (Gasp!). I had to remind myself as we were walking toward the less-than-impressive exterior that the place must be pretty good if there's a wait for a restaurant in a Weis supermarket. I had the soup du jour, which was a tomato and basil soup with parmesan sprinkled on top. Doesn't sound like much, but it was very good. My entree was filet of salmon stuffed with scallops and mushrooms in a creamy wine sauce. Delicious! And it was actually "presented," as opposed to just dumped on the plate. It was just like on them cooking shows on the TV! The service was attentive but not intrusive, which is how I like service. Empty plates were cleared regularly and the water glass was refilled. The wine list was extensive, but I was disappointed that there was only one Finger Lakes selection. The waitress said that they like to offer a "different selection" from other restaurants. Pricey for this area, but definitely worth it. Can't wait to go back. read more

My wife and I went to P S Restaurant for my birthday. We were pleasantly surprised by the great food and service. They have a very large selection of wine and an amazing menu. My wife ended up having a pasta dish that I believe came could feed 2 very hungry men and I had the Chicken Kang Ped which is a little spicy for my taste but the rice makes up for the heat. I would highly recommend this place for special occasions. I would consider the prices comparable to those of Moxies, Remliks and Number 5. read more

This was the best place to eat in Vestal! We will miss them in their move to Binghamton! Best owners, best food, best service. I can't wait to see the new place downtown! read more

Small, warming inviting. Great service. Perfectly spicy thai food. Wonderful French inspired dishes. Great for date nighy. Make sure to get reservations as seating is limited. It's definitely a gem in a grocery plaza. read more

Been going here for 25 years and it never disappoints. I had a marvelous crab stuffed tuna topped with a lobster cream sherry sauce. It was perfect. My wife had a cashew crusted salmon with a Grand Marnier orange glaze that she loved. The foie gras appetizer was tremendous too, as was our service. read more

This place needs a face lift. The wine menu is poor and the food is just okay. I think the management should try to update the decor and menu. read more

My favorite restaurant in the area. I love the tuna stacks and the mushroom soup. The staff is amazing and make you feel right at h

P.S. is one of my favorite restaurants in the Binghamton area. Six of us went last Saturday night. Of course we had to have reservations. The other four people with us have never been there. They were very impressed. When we got there, our table was ready. Seems like we usually have to wait for a table to be ready at other restaurants we have been at recently even though we had reservations. When we were greeted, although our table was ready, we were told we could have a drink in the lounge if we preferred. So we did have a drink. When we were ready to go to our table, they graciously had our tab sent to our table. I have been in several nice restaurants in the area where they want you to pay your tab before you go to a table. I think of P.S. as a small restaurant, and it is one room. However even though every table was used, it was not noisy. The restaurant has one small sectioned off area where about 10 people can fit comfortably - good if you want privacy. The food is what we all come for and I cannot say anything negative. I had the filet mignon and it was cooked perfectly. The portions are adequate and the service is excellent. Everyone at our table had something different and they all said their meal was excellent. We had several appetisers to share and they were all excellent. The wine list is extensive. We had reds, whites, blushes, and champagne at our table. We even had their scrumpuous desserts. My wife's favorite is Creme Brulee which she said was one of the best she's had. We shared the bill which came to $143 per couple. We were so impressed with the service that we generously tipped the waitress. After our meal, we sat awhile to talk. There was no problem staying there and we were told we can stay as long as we want. We have been asked at other restaurants that if we wanted to stay longer, would we move either to another table or move to the bar. We like to try other restaurants but we all said we will come back to the P.S. read more

We had a birthday party with 55 guests at PS Restaurant this weekend. The presentation of the amazingly delicious the food exceeded our expectations. Projection equipment as well as comfortable seating for our guests was somehow accommodated in an intimate, thoughtful manner so that a movie of the honoree's life could be shown. In addition the butlered hors d'oeuvres were creative, tasty and made the event more festive. Our guests felt relaxed, pampered and welcomed in the delightful ambiance of PS Restaurant. Sylvana Dodd, our event planner did everything "avec savoir faire" so that the flow of our event was great and I feel that I can give my five star endorsement of my "partying at PS restaurant" experience. read more

Not even close to worth the price. It is amateur quality with poor execution, and I swear, they get most of their food already prepared and ready for a microwave. For the area, many say it's the best, which really is a testament to the poor cuisine typical of this locale. The wine list is respectable and earns this bilge-hole 1 star. It's just an embarrassment that anyone would regard this as anything but well below average. read more

Too much hype, too little enjoyment. With so many good reviews, one could not help but be excited to get dressed up and spend an evening at P.S.. Unfortunately, this restaurant falls short in too many aspects. The food is hit and miss. Some dishes are unique and excellent while others are bland and lacking. The service is just okay. For a semi-classy restaurant the timing should be perfect. It isn't. And finally, even if the food and service were top notch the poor atmosphere would not allow this establishment to rival its peers. Not recommended. Huge disappointment read more

For the Southern Tier, this is arguably the best high end restaurant. The food is very good, the wine list is complete, the atmosphere is right for special occasions, and the crowd at the bar is full of local professionals. read more

By far the best restaurant for flavors. Everything we ordered was superb. I highly recommend this restaurant, especially if you love duck. read more

Nice try, The last time I got robbed here was about 4 years ago . I said I would never go back. Friday night 7:45 reservation, sat there like an idiot for a half an hour. watching everyone go by. Food was overpriced, and nothing special. Can't understand the attraction to this place. read more