Wanted to try this place for a while. The food was delicious! I had the fish and onion rings…read more Even though they are battered and fried they are light and crispy! Nothing felt heavy. The homemade sauces were scrumptious. The honey curry sauce went really well with the onion rings! My husband had the shrimp po boy sandwich and really enjoyed it. Oh and the coleslaw was also light and refreshing. We would definitely go back again.

Base my reviews off what you pay:…read more *Place was real busy on a Saturday afternoon. Price - ~$20 (lunch, beer, tip) Food - 3/5 - OK food, let down. Ambiance - 4/5 - cool vibe. Overall - 3/5 - honestly a big let down here unfortunately. Visiting Skan, this was the place I was most hyped to visit. Was hoping to eat the fried clams or oysters but both were not available that day which is fine so went for the Po Boy. Honestly pretty lame. Have had better. Inside was cool, definitely an original vibe in there. Will visit again to try other dishes. Best Dish - Nothing Would Return - Potentially

I realize they are closing next weekend (7/18), but if you ever needed a sign to come here -…read moreconsider this it!! I'm so sad I tried Strong Hearts Cafe so late! Firstly, the space is amazing! It's bright, open, and inviting with plenty of seating. Secondly, staff are very friendly and helpful! And thirdly, their food is amazing! I'm not vegan but their food is genuinely delicious. We ordered the loaded nachos, chicken parm sandwich, and the sweet sassy molassey sandwich, chocolate mint milkshake and a green tea. The half order of loaded nachos was generous in size and toppings! It was filling without being heavy. All of the ingredients were fresh. Probably one of my top loaded nachos ever. The chicken parm sandwich was also amazing! If I didn't know this was a vegan restaurant, I would not have known that the chicken was not meat. It had the texture of perfectly cooked chicken. The stretch bread was soft, the marinara was warm and perfectly seasoned. 10/10 sandwich. The sweet sassy molassey was also quite good! Very bright, filled with vegetables and deliciously seasoned tofu. Finally, the milkshake! I would have never guessed it was vegan. It was creamy, minty, and chocolatey - like drinking thin mints! I'm determined to squeeze in more visits here before they close!

I have loved everything I've tried. I get something new each time, and can't leave without grabbing…read morea cupcake and a couple of sides to hold me over for a few days. This is the place you take people who think vegan food can't be good. It's one of my top 5 vegan restaurants in the US. They have a beautiful space with lots of seats, great lighting, and a very friendly staff. It's a great place to sit with friends or even to sit with your work computer. 100% recommend - once you go, you'll just keep going back. (Chicken salad sandwich is my favorite so far!)

We came in for dining week and it was our first time visiting 317. For anyone that doesn't know,…read morerestaurants participating in Downtown Syracuse Dining Week usually put together deals, specials, or limited menus for a set price. The variety on the 317 menu really stood out to us. The portions were sized down due to dining week, but everything was tasty! I will have to come back after dining week and try their normal offerings, but they're a bit on the pricey side so I was glad we got such a good deal tonight. Every individual glass of wine was $12, so we opted to split a $40 bottle between 4 people. The duck poutine and the pear goat cheese salad were favorites! The ambiance really stands out at 317! This historical building has so much charm, and the wood and brick made a warm, inviting setting. Some of the tables, and the bathrooms, are down a set of stairs. I think this is really unique and I liked how the restaurant used the flow of the old building, but definitely something to keep in mind if you are dining with anyone that has mobility issues. When we arrived, we waited at the entrance for a few minutes before anyone greeted us or checked us in. The entry way is a small space with tables surrounding it, so waiting was a little awkward. We only saw 2 servers working the dining areas, and the kitchen staff were delivering meals. Although it seemed like the staff was spread too thin tonight, our server, Mike, was so friendly and had a great attitude. We really enjoyed our time with him!

This is another restaurant that I wish I'd visited before their last of business but I'm glad I…read moremade it. This is a quiet, cozy, restaurant located on Montgomery Street. There is a smaller menu right now but the food is delicious. If you are hoping for a certain dish it may be a good idea to all that they have all the ingredients ahead of time. For example, I ordered the chopped walnut, goat cheese, and baked pear salad but was told they didn't have and baked pear when it was served to me. Otherwise the food was great. I loved that there was the RI style calamari on the menu. The butternut squash ravioli was tasteful. It's worth a visit before they close. Their last day of service is 12/31.

Personable host; excellent accommodation. Strong communications. Very consistent- I have been…read morestaying here for the past three years.

This is a very eclectic home, just a stone's throw from SUNY Oswego. It is a gorgeously landscaped…read morehistoric home with so much eye appeal including a barn, a gated vegetable garden and a huge piece of property. Our room was filled with so much charm, it just drew you in, especially a four poster grandma's feather bed with a hand knit topper. The home was filled with thousands of nick-hacks, from their travels and antiquing. One of the most memorable pieces was a ten foot tall mirror they retrieved from on top of a mantle in a mansion. Really, how tall was that ceiling, I wondered. I took in each and every item, none of which had an iota of dust on it. After our first stay there, we had to stay again. One day, no one else was home and my curiosity got the best of me and I had to peek into the other rooms. One room was undone, another had similar decor as ours and the other had an Asian theme. Our four claw bathtub was just delightful to luxuriate in. My fantasy life came alive. The toilet had a pull-chain on top and the light above the sink was sufficient for the room. Ellen, the owner, cooked breakfast and served scones, grilled grapefruit and eggs. It was absolutely delicious. I just wanted to believe an old aunt owned this home and was putting it in her will for me. It was so cozy and lovable. My honey and I wanted to stay forever, alas it was time for reality and we were gone. I would gladly stay again.

Independent Pizzeria has quickly become a staple in the Phoenix community. When I thought of the…read moreword "Independent" I used to think of the classic American Film, "National Treasure", and Nicholas Cage stealing the Declaration of Independence, but now I think of pizza. If you need a large pizza on Tuesday, then this is the hot spot because you're walking out of there with a cheese or garlic pizza for only $8, in this economy, that's truly a good deal. Pizza is life in Phoenix. Pizza Nation, Let's Ride.

They advertise themselves on the toast app for delivery in my area. Except that when I placed the…read moreorder and paid for the order they call me immediately and say they don't deliver to my area but I could come pick it up. It's a scam- they offer delivery and you pay for food, delivery fee and tip and then they keep your money and you get no food delivery. So I'm out the cash and even if I manage to get it back at some point my family isn't getting their pizza night tonight.

I traveled to Phoenix to honor what would have been my grandmothers 100th birthday, July 21, 2026…read more She and my grandfather were Phoenix natives ( Grandmas childhood home was located at 19 Mechanic St - Moyer family & #? Main Street was my Grandfathers home- Seitz family - this is now part of the Catholic Church) before my Grandfather became a Marine and ended up in Quantico , VA. Lock 1 was a perfect location to pop on in, right by the bridge, to grab a drink and snacks. The appetizers were delicious - we ordered the pretzel, loaded salt potatoes, and tacos. All were impressively good and so filling! We had a great server, very attentive, young guy, sadly I can't recall his name but he was wonderful! We also bought two bottles of Ryze Vodka to bring back home in memory of the location (Phoenix) that started a love affair of two young adults and ultimately created a storybook of family memories from New York to Virginia! Thanks, Lock 1, for being part of my adventure! I hope to return soon.

I've been meaning to try the food here for some time, and it was amazing, I should've come here…read moresooner. I came on Sunday for the brunch menu, highly recommend the Brekki pizza, I think Brekki is Icelandish for breakfast, but I'm not sure. If you have James as your waiter or bartender, ask him to do his British accent, it's very good. He's famous for it.

I haven't been here in a while, so I was glad we decided to have lunch here. There has always been…read morejust one lady here.... holding down the entire bar and all the tables at lunch time (when we've stopped in for lunch before). It was nice to see two very friendly and super attentive servers for what turned out to be a pretty busy lunch. We were seated and then drinks delivered, order taken, food brought over, water refilled, and being checked on regularly. My hamburger was excellent and my friend's steak salad was declared delicious as always...the steak being perfectly med rare. My only complaint was that I asked for no mustard and it came with mustard.....I had no allergies so I did my best to wipe it off. I am glad to say Duskees is as good as ever.

If you want wonderful food, service and a great sports vibe, Duskee's in Phoenix, NY is the place…read moreto go!!! Nick and Chanel have created a sports Mecca with great beer selections, incredible food and a crowd that loves the Syracuse Orange! Emma and Kelsey were incredible servers, checking in with us constantly and refilling our beers. The food was hot and delicious! Ordering extra crispy medium wings was a great call! They were great with French fries with gravy to dip in. Paired with our favorite beers, it was an SU game meal to remember! Great job, Duskee's! We normally hit Chubbys up for wings but these were on par and on point for a couple of hungry guys on a cold Saturday afternoon!

Good food, friendly staff and nice spot to sit on the back deck! Their new location is a huge…read moreimprovement!

Fantastic meals, great prices; friendly staff. Delicious food and lovely decorations.read more

AWESOME PIZZA! Very nice staff as for post mistakes they have repaid with discounts, coupons and…read morefree credits. chicken wings weren't that good but they refunded and we didn't even ask for it. Staff also rather quick with food and so nice when they bring it out. 9/10!

I've been to this dominos a few times when in Oswego because I enjoy their fast friendly staff and…read morethe excellent oven baked sandwich. Chicken parm is my go to. For a chain food establishment I think this one excels over other dominos I've had. Keep up the great work

Byrne Dairy stores are usually well stocked with groceries, drinks, hot food, sandwich counters,…read moreand friendly staff. This one is no different. It's a good location not far from 481 and you can hit it up before heading into the town of Phoenix, Great Bear mountain biking area, or The 100 Acre Wood disc golf course. I find it hard not to stop by when I'm on my way by.

Byrne Dairy stores usually have variety of drinks, hot food a sandwich counter, ice cream counter,…read moregroceries and really friendly staff. This one is just like the majority of others. It's a good location on Rt 57 before heading into the village of Phoenix on the way to Fulton. The sandwiches are great! Never a bad experience at this location!