I am actually going to review thewholsalecandyshop.com. They own this company and I placed an order…read morethe other day. I have not received the order yet but I am happy with the customer service. They had to cancel a few items on my order because they are out of stock. My only complaint is they just cancelled it and did not ask if I would like to change to different items before hey shipped my order. I sent my complaint and right away the issue was taken care of. I've had a few more questions and I've had fast responses. I've been dealing with April and she is doing a great job. Thank you again I can't wait to get all my candy.

Contrary to some other reviewers I had a wonderful customer service experience with Samantha (shout…read moreout). She noticed that I had submitted 2 orders minutes apart and called me to see if 1. that was correct and 2. if so, would I like the orders combined to save on shipping. She took care of it and I am more than happy with my order and the company.

My mom and I had high hopes for this being a new go-to spot based on the menu. The space itself is…read moreclean and bright. The velvety couches weren't the most comfortable and felt too far from our table. I ordered the crab cake and my mom got a pasta dish. We started with the bread. The bread was actually extremely thick toast, which had an unpleasant greasy flavor and was very hard. My mom's pasta was overwhelmed with crushed red pepper but had no other flavor. The crab cake was fine, nothing memorable. It unfortunately sat on top of a piece of the greasy toast. The entrees were hot and properly prepared. The bread was removed from our check. We also didn't like that a 2% sustainability fee is added to the check or that there was an option to gift $10 as appreciation for the kitchen staff. The prices for lunch are already on the high side and it just had a weird vibe to have add ons for additional money beyond a tip.

Truly impressed with their mission. The food was amazing! The service was spot on. The ambiance was…read morelaid back. We loved being seated outside along with our newborn and toddler. Very kid friendly...

Came here the other day after a trip to my lawyer's office. My wife and I had their breakfast. I…read morehad the Rye toast with Avocado and tomato. My wife had the same. The bread is freshly made and as we sat eating we were able to watch the bakers through the glass window making the bread. Very tasty and a great variety of bread. We'll be back!

I am back again, this time for breakfast which always has me excited…read more The warm friendly and welcoming vibe here is consistent and the food is outstanding. I ordered a breakfast sammy, Mimi's reuben, a side of potato salad, and a large love-a-cado salad with balsamic dressing. It still blows my mind that everything served here is vegan as it is so so delish. Lastly I decided spur of the moment to grab a few of their baked goodies to go. To be honest I have never been tempted to try their sweets as it appears ordinary and not very moist looking. Boy was I so so wrong. The cookies, the cinnamon bun etc were all so so yummy. I will always get their sweets whenever I stop in. All their personal faves on recommendation were spot on! You really can't go wrong with whatever you get here!

Last night we had friends visit us that we haven't seen since before the pandemic started. We…read moreplanned a socially distant dinner in our backyard since we have all been pretty much living like hermits. They brought a box of assorted cakes and pastries from Lake George baking Company. I'll admit, I've never heard of this place before. We made our dessert selections and I had a slice of chocolate cake. An entire slice of chocolate cake. The whole thing. I couldn't stop myself. Perfectly rich, decadent and sweet without a hint of dryness in the cake. I haven't had a slice of cake in a really long time and this was worth every calorie. The eclair got rave reviews as did the brownie and the Napoleon. I tasted the cannoli and it was spot on. There are plenty of leftovers, so I will have a chance to taste a few more things this weekend. Everything was beautifully baked and attractive to look at. Happy to know about this place if I need delicious goodies to bring somewhere in the future.

Lake George Baking Co. Absolutely loved this spot! We got…read morefive items for just over $13--can't beat that for a quality sweet treat. The staff were incredibly friendly, greeting us with smiles on a busy Saturday morning. We tried the cinnamon twist, apple turnover, éclair, mini cannoli, and the apple cinnamon donut (which was our favorite). Everything was delicious, and we'll definitely be back soon!

Always great !! Service staff is helpful and responsive…read more Food is delicious and thoughtful . Love is put into every dish. I will return!!!!

We chose Morgan & Company to celebrate our wedding anniversary after I specifically requested a…read moregift certificate to dine there because I had been looking forward to the experience. Sadly, it ended up ruining what should have been a special evening. I began with the French onion soup. The menu described it as being served with a crouton, but what arrived was two large pieces of bread with only the thinnest drizzle of melted cheese. Anyone who enjoys classic French onion soup knows the hallmark of the dish is a generous blanket of bubbling cheese, with the bread hidden underneath. I politely mentioned this to our server, who took it back to the kitchen. What came back was astonishing. Instead of remaking the soup properly, the kitchen simply added two more pieces of bread--for a total of four slices--and again barely covered them with cheese. At that point I declined the manager's offer to make it a third time. After seeing what the kitchen considered an acceptable correction, I had completely lost confidence. For my entrée, I ordered the coconut shrimp and added the glazed spare ribs. Unfortunately, both were overwhelmed by an extremely sweet, thick, sticky glaze. The coconut shrimp themselves may have been very good had the sauce been served on the side so diners could decide how much to use. Instead, every bite was drenched in sweetness. The ribs had virtually the same heavy glaze, and even the green beans and carrots were swimming in a sweet sauce. The entire plate tasted like dessert rather than dinner. I barely touched it and simply had it boxed to take home so we could wash off the sauces ourselves. My husband ordered the bouillabaisse, which had the opposite problem--it was surprisingly bland and lacked the rich seafood flavor one expects from that classic dish. Rather than complain yet again, he also boxed it up so we could season it ourselves at home. By 8:30 on a Sunday evening we were still hungry and began searching for another restaurant, only to discover that most nearby kitchens were closing at 9:00. We ended up grabbing Chinese takeout just so we could have something to eat on our wedding anniversary. The evening became even more disappointing considering the cost. We ordered a $150 bottle of Cabernet, bringing our bill to approximately $300 before tip. Spending that amount for a celebratory dinner and then leaving hungry to find another meal elsewhere is not an experience I ever expected. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, and I generally give restaurants every opportunity to make things right. In this case, however, the problems extended well beyond a single dish. Between the mishandled soup, the excessively sweet entrées, the bland bouillabaisse, and ultimately having to find another dinner after spending hundreds of dollars, this was an anniversary dinner we will remember for all the wrong reasons. I sincerely hope the restaurant takes this feedback seriously, because it has the potential to be much better than what we experienced.

It was Cinco de Mayo and all the Mexican restaurants were loud and too brightly lit and overflowing…read morewith patrons. We walked past Farmacy's window and one of the chefs gave a friendly wave. We stopped in (had eaten there before) and prepared ourselves for a sure to be delicious meal. They have a fun frequently changing menu of small, medium and large plates so you can choose your own foodie adventure. If you want to sit at the bar you get a great view of the chefs at work preparing your meal. If you want a cozier experience, sit in the comfortable seating in the rear of the restaurant. Our server was very attentive but chill and knowledgeable. We got the Utica greens to share as an appetizer, a cocktail and Mad Max local beer, then a burger with hand cut fries and a chicken stuffed poblano. Dessert was a passion fruit chocolate tart which we took to go. If you're looking for well crafted food with a creative twist, this place is a great choice. North country friendly and approachable with a sophisticated set of offerings. Some really unique cocktails too. Not a boring thing on the menu.

This place is a culinary gem! Fantastic food, both menu choices and quality. The menu changes…read moreevery few days so the culinary delights you'll experience are different every time you visit. Service was very attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. Taylor was one of the best servers we've had in a long time. Everything is made fresh daily, and if you sit at the Chef's Counter, you'll see it first hand. You'll also get great descriptions of everything from the awesome Chefs and maybe get to try something extra too. I recommend using the reservation system on their website and specify your seating preferences. You can choose from the Chef's Counter, the bar, a high-top table, a low table, or an outdoor table (weather permitting). We also appreciated them asking about food allergies on the reservation system too and they verified it when we arrived. We were so impressed with the unique menu options that are offered in the appetizers, small shareable plates, main courses, desserts, and drinks. We are already planning on coming back Sunday for brunch and know we'll be back again soon for dinner.

Had a fantastic breakfast at The Silo in Queensbury! The food was excellent, the portions were…read morehuge, and the whole place has such a fun, rustic Adirondack feel to it. Our breakfast was delicious and definitely lived up to the reputation The Silo has for hearty portions and classic breakfast food. The cinnamon roll was the real star for me. It was absolutely HUGE and really good -- warm, sweet, and packed with cinnamon flavor. Definitely something I'd recommend getting if you visit. The Silo is also more than just a restaurant. There's a large gift shop and country-store area with all kinds of goodies, including their famous fresh-made cider donuts, fudge, candy, and other unique items. It makes the whole visit feel like an experience rather than just stopping somewhere for breakfast. Great food, generous portions, friendly service, and a really cool atmosphere. Definitely a 5-star breakfast spot, and I'd happily come back the next time I'm in the Queensbury/Lake George area!

Be prepared because eating here takes a LONG time. From the time we stepped inside to when we left,…read moreit took 1.5 hours and we only ordered two entrees. We came around 1pm on a Saturday and it took 35 minutes for a table of two. While we were being walked back, there were quite a few empty tables, but we eventually realized it's because the kitchen was so backed up. The biscuits are delicious. Soft, fluffy, and fried on the griddle! They were delicious. The chicken and biscuit appetizer was very good, but the gravy was not. Fries came out pipping out and plentiful. The soup of the day was split pea soup with lots of ham. Absolutely fantastic according to my wife. The cider donuts are where it's at. I don't like apple cider or cake-like donuts, but these were amazing. They were dense inside, yet still fluffy. They sell like hot cakes too.

Great food and atmosphere! Would highly recommend! Good location too!…read more Service was also very good!

Very friendly and full of over 800 games to play. If you like Harry Potter you'll love the decor…read more Food was mixed. Caesar wrap good. Nachos ok

It's fine. Just fine. It's not bad. It's not amazing. The food is made to order. I guess it's OK…read more The place is weirdly lit. There are semi-comfortable chairs around utilitarian tables. They're fine. I suppose you could take kids here. You order at the counter, pay first, and then go find a place to sit. In about 15-20 minutes they bring your food to the table. The drinks (Gatorade, iced tea) are in a cooler next to the register. They ask for the tip before they bring your food, and no one checks on you to see if you need anything or if you liked it. It's fine though. Just fine. You can leave your plate on the table when you leave. It's like a takeout place but they let you eat it inside if you're so inclined. The rice tasted and had the consistency of clumpy Uncle Ben's 90-second bag rice. It's fine. Just fine. The chicken in the butter chicken dinner was over cooked and dry, but not bad. The sauce was delicious but the rest of the dish..... meh. It's fine. Just fine. It's not expensive: $12-16 for a dish of food. Here's the deal: go here. You will not be amazed at the quality, the service, the ambience, the decor, the staff.... But DO try it. You might say "Turns out I kinda like Glens Falls' boring interpretation of Indian food". Don't go here for a first date or with picky kids. Don't go here with a large group. Just go with one or two other people to TRY it. You'll be fine. Just fine.

We ordered three iced drinks, dirty chai, dudh wali and malai wali. I did not mind the long waiting…read moretime for my drinks but I did mind if the person who ordered after me get their drinks first. Management please check the training of your staff, first come first serve! The drinks were good but the service need improvement.