Hosted a private party at The Office last night. Could not have been better. The staff was…read moreamazing, incredibly helpful, fast, efficient and flexible. They worked directly with the restaurant that catered it. Beer selection is outstanding, drinks were very well done. Ambiance is perfect. I can't thank Dan and his staff enough for a really memorable and special celebration!

Always a relaxing, professional, low key experience with personable bartenders combined with a…read moreunique craft beer/speciality drink menu.

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.

First time in this part of New York or any part for that matter…read more Walking randomly around the town an stopped by The burger was so fresh and delicious the drinks had me feeling even better Definitely a local place I'd visit again whenever I'm back in town. They know how to make a good old burger!! The bartender was definitely fast and he was the only one working an cooking The place was small yet cozy and the games were fun to enjoy while waiting Nice ambiance for the locals

Coldest beer in town, good crowd, good bartenders. Always a good selection of sporting events and…read moremusic for every taste

Very pleased that I discovered this wonderfully eclectic place for a quick, small dinner after…read morevisiting the Corning Museum of Glass. It's right downtown in walking distance from the museum. Service was excellent - attentive, friendly & quick. Loved the soft Bad Mama Jama - who needs alcohol is mocktails are that good?! The crab croquettes come with two different sauces that complement each other perfectly - creamy remoulade vs tangy cocktail based on tomato & horseradish. Finishing this up with a delicious of creme brûlée was a perfect meal for one.

Upscale restaurant in downtown Corning with modern decor and a lively ambience. The restaurant…read moreoffers a small, but eclectic menu. The service was great and we had a great dining experience.

I've always loved coming here. Brews are amazing and the workers are always great. Tonight we…read morewalked in at 6 and the guy working was kind of rude and then said "just so you know it's last call" even though the sign says 8pm. So we just left cause we didn't want bad service. Never had that from here until today.

Great brewery on Market street - maybe even a micro brewery? Their beer is only sold on premises…read more.. they had some delicious collaborations on tap as well Bartender was so friendly and knowledgeable Space is upscale brewery chic ... space was a bank at one point and the womens room is the old vault- original floor still intact

It's certainly unique. On the appearance side, it would be a classic, old-style bar restaurant with…read morea little care. But as it is, it's just worn and shabby. There's no staff, just the owner/chef/waiter, and because everything is cooked fresh (obviously a good thing) it's SLOOOOW. My wife and I were the only customers (mid afternoon), and we were there for almost 90 minutes. She liked her lunch burrito a lot, and it looked great. But my ham and egg sandwich was way too salty for my taste. Having said that, it was on very good, thick, fresh bread. But again, the timing thing -- my sandwich came out, and then we waited 8 minutes for her burrito. Obviously (per the reviews) most people seemed to like it, but....

We considered the other yelp review and went in with our "eye's open"…read more Cash only... dated decor... we hoped for a 50's diner, it's a 50's pub. Great bones... but to put it in context... the ceiling hasn't been painted since the 50's either.... we're both mature and remember the days when cigarettes weren't banned in restaurants... Proprietor was friendly and as quick as a one man show can be. As others have said; three meal options. If we weren't tired from a day at the museum we would have been more chatty and I'm sure the stories would have been a delight. Go if you're up for that kind of experience. Lettuce was crazy fresh and delicious... it seemed that all the other dinner ingredients were pulled and cooked from the freezer as needed.

We stopped in on a Saturday night. We were warmly welcomed and brought to a table right away, no…read morewaiting. The place has some pretty cool sports decorations. Everything was clean and maintained well. Our server came over and took our drink order. The drinks came out quickly. My 7&7 was strong and hit the spot. We ordered the chicken bacon ranch Mac & cheese and an order of garlic Parmesan wings. The food came out fairly quickly and man o man! Everything looked and smelled awesome. Mac & cheese ohh so yummy and such a huge portion, and it was only a side portion. The wings..... the best I've had in such a long time. Perfectly cooked. Generous and flavorful sauce. Bleu cheese, house made, equally as good as everything else. Everything was good and a fair price. We left happy, and full.

What can I say? We tried Mooney's because we heard about their famous mac and cheese, and…read morehonestly...the hype is well earned. We ordered the Rodeo Mac and Cheese and the Bacon Chicken Ranch Mac and Cheese (both in the whole size--think 5-6 cups each!), plus the Rodeo Burger, which comes topped with BBQ pulled pork and crispy onion straws. Everything was absolutely DELICIOUS, and even with our family of five, we still had leftovers. So. Much. Food. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. We ate downstairs, though there's a bar upstairs if that's more your vibe. Our waitress was super friendly and even tried to warn us that one whole mac would be plenty--but we wanted to try both flavors, so next-day leftovers were just part of the plan. Pricing felt very reasonable for the giant portions and the quality. Mooney's is one of those restaurants that knows exactly what it does well--and does it really well. We'd definitely come back!

This place was so fun. I loved the decor from the bar to the different sitting spaces to the…read moreawesome hop shaped light fixtures. The bartender was so friendly, patient and helpful and we built flights. We didn't have any snacks or food just drinks and overall we enjoyed the hello darkness stout and the IPA pillow fight club. We also enjoyed their season flock-toberfest. The merch was cute too but they didn't have a lot available so we settled for stickers.

The Iron Flamingo brews an amazing selection of beers - everything from pale ales to stouts, sours…read moreto seltzers. The Barrel House is conveniently located in downtown Corning with a lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Well worth a stop if you're in the area! Even got some beers to go

Good basic bar food. Counter service. Fun place for a quick bite. Most items are appetizer type…read morefood. Fun atmosphere

For years this location was "That Other Place." I began drinking there as a junior in high school…read more(when legal was 18 and no one ever checked ID's). Fast forward 40+ years and I'm in town celebrating with my wife (who partied with me back in the day). We noticed a sign advertising "Classic Rock, 9 - 12." Since we apparantly qualify as classics, we're in. Unlike the pitiful review from Mike G (observation: lousy reviews usually signify someone off their meds. 9 outta his whopping 13 Yelp reviews all received 1 star, the others 5. Poor soul). Any who . . . we had a great time. C-4 was a talented band that played their contagious danceable song list until we cried "enough!" I opened a tab, drank our beer, sipped plenty of Jack Daniels, and had a ball. My take? Mike G you need to loosen up. To the rest I say lace up your dancin' shoes and "Give 'em a whirl."

On a weekend trip to Corning, my cousin and I had some time to kill before dinner. We stopped by…read moreCarey's Brew House for a drink. The first thing you notice is that this is a huge brew house. We thought it was closed because there's a sit-down area in the front before you get to the back where the bar is and the bartender was. It's a converted house. We sat by the bar. Since we were a tad bit hungry, we shared some potato skins which hit the spot. Unlike your typical potato skins, these were thick but fried just right so the potatoes were cooked all the way through, the cheese was melted, and the bacon was crisp. Kind of like a deep dish version of potato skins. I always appreciate a solid beer list and as a brew house, Carey's had just that. They even had my favorite beer, Delirium, which I couldn't help but get to go. Service was solid.

My daughter took me here for a Mother's Day "high tea". I was very excited and have been to high…read moretea from east to west coast also in Canada, so my expectations were quite high. When we came in the room was very nicely decorated and we were seated immediately. The server was wearing blue jeans and a tea shirt with writing on it which I've never seen at any tea. The tea choices, teapot and brand of tea were all superb!! When they brought out the 3 tiered tray, I was terribly disappointed. I have NEVER seen any mini tea sandwich served on a slider hamburger bun! NEVER! All high tears have freshly baked scones with lemon curd and clotted cream. There was NONE. The baked goods were extremely dry. There was a "biscuit" that must have been missing an ingredient as it was bigger and 2x the thickness of a hockey puck. Extremely dry and inedible. Choking down 1 bite was all I could do. Other items like the fudge came directly from the local grocery store. This was just wrong.