Usually one of the best taco stands in the northeast/tri-state area. Highly recommend the Pastorread more

It's 2025, if random people on the street with grills in latino communities can have flour…read moretortillas , there is no reason that this place with it's own store front can't have them. Authenticity is an awful excuse too, nothing about how they make the tacos is authentic.

Must visit! Five stars! I visited years ago and somehow never got around to leaving a review, but I…read moreremember having a wonderful experience. The atmosphere was great, the service was friendly, and everything came together for an enjoyable visit. Even after all this time, it's one of those places I look back on positively. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

We discovered a good Mexican restaurant by passing by the Bickering Twins. We liked how the…read morerestaurant offered happy hour. The food tasted pretty good. I ordered the fish tacos. The tacos came with sliced avocados, turnips, and lettuce. The plantains tasted a bit over cooked. We did not have to wait for our food long. We ate downstairs and we wanted to enjoy the ambiance.

It's ok but it's just not worth it summarizes this whole place…read more $20+ for a small burrito or bowl with no extras like a drink or chips/salsa is not great. I love tacos but $6 tacos here were just ok and that is not worth it for the price of 1 taco. 1 person cooking and ringing up orders/touching money/cleaning is not great service. End result is nothing was awful but there is no reason to ever come back here.

It's my first time in Ithaca. I've had a long day of travel. Haven't sat down yet or gotten my…read morehotel room yet. Found this place and it looked good as I'm starving. Lou asked me what I wanted and I let him give me recommendations as I always trust people who work at restaurants. Then he gave me my meal on the house as it was my first visit! What an incredibly kind gesture. A warm bowl of good food is a great way to start this visit! And the salsas are delicious.

The office ordered takeout and I selected the beef taco salad. More than enough for one meal. I ate…read moreit all afternoon. I forgot to take a picture but it was put together well, the dressing was good and the ingredients were fresh. Would like to try again, but eat at the restaurant.

Subpar taqueria with an oddly memorable aesthetic…read more We were first drawn in by the quirky decor, especially the masks with their tongues sticking out (see photos). Sadly, the vibe was the best part of the experience. When we asked our waitress a few basic questions about the menu (it was our first time), she looked visibly irritated. You'd think if you're in food service, answering a few clarifying questions wouldn't be such an ordeal. Later, we watched her jog over to another table, forget their order, and then loudly declare "That's what I thought" when the customer reminded her. My girlfriend and I looked at each other, stunned. I got the green enchiladas; she got the quesadillas, which were more bean than anything else. The Tequila Sunrise we ordered was watery beyond belief. My girlfriend compared the food you'd get at Trillium, aka dining hall food but more expensive.

Big portions but no magic flavor or any flavor at all…read more The asada was flavorless. The tortillas were a little hard and could have been cooked more. We asked for salsa and I'm still quite not sure if they added that. The lady at the counter was nice though.

One of the best taco places I've ever been to. They move quickly despite only being two people…read moreworking there (the only wait is the lines when they come, really), the tacos are hot, fresh, and delicious, and they even have drinks+ a spot to sit and eat in the shade. They make their tacos in a small metal shed/shack, so it's not a spot to sit down with air conditioning, but it's great for a cooler day or to take home (and it'll still be hot by the time you get home!), not to mention supporting a small business. For anyone looking to go- each taco is $5 even, including toppings.

Party of 8. Server Olivia fun and helpful on choices. Old Fashions looked extra special, reports…read morebacked that assessment, shoulda got 2 or 1. French Mussels broth perfectly paired with truffle fries. Reports back on the Green Ramen, Ribeye and Bolognese dishes were very good. I think I out ordered them though.

I've had brunch, lunch, and dinner at MIX, and all with varying levels of enjoyment. My recent…read morebrunch experience included ordering a Where the West Begins omelette, which includes "Braised short rib, butternut squash, red onion jam, spinach, smoked gouda". I wasn't sure how to feel about butternut squash with everything else (I'm not necessarily a huge squash fan - but I'm trying to learn to enjoy it), but the omelette was decent... it's the other side on my plate that looked less than appetizing. The biscuit was still covered in flour (and who wants to bite down on a clump of flour?), the cheddar hashbrown casserole lacked in flavor, and the brown sugar cinnamon oatmeal just... wasn't doin' it for me. Other recent experiences have been similar... there's usually one item on the plate that's flavorful or imventive (sometimes a main dish, sometimes a side), and the other parts of the plate are lacking. In reality, I think MIX is suffering a bit from rising food costs and inconsistency in their service and offerings. They've also changed the style of their menu from the original tapas-style to now being more typical entree options. Again... they've lost some of their innovative, experimental approach. In terms of ambiance, it really depends. I've been here for a work event and, because of the number of people, it was SO LOUD... they had also done a buffet offering for the event. As you can imagine, the food from the buffet was lacking, but that's often what happens when you're more mass producing your food (and it's left in a chafing dish, trying to be kept warm). On the other hand, I've been here for a dinner on a random night and was able to enjoy one of their Thai noodle bowls (and split some other apps with friends). The reality is that experiences at MIX are... well... a mix. Whether service, menu offerings, etc., I've found MIX's recent inconsistencies to be a disappointment. Will probably only visit in the future if it's suggested by others.

Went for dinner and they were already set up for Cinco de Mayo. I started with a sangria margarita,…read moredelicious and my husband got a Modelo. Chips and salsa are prompt to the table, but note that only the first round is free. There is a charge for subsequent rounds. The salsa is one step above ketchup. It's very mild with a hint of flavor. I was gonna say spice but that would require a lot more. We got the mini chimi appetizer, which are 3 beef and 3 chicken with a queso dipping sauce. They are very flavorful and not fried, which was surprising. Looks like they were baked. For dinner I got the 3 chicken enchiladas with green sauce. It comes with rice and beans. The enchiladas were good. The rice was mushy and the beans had an odd flavor I couldn't quite place. Both rice and beans were a little bland. My husband got the pozole, which was described as Mexican Pho, but just no, lol. It's a red chili based soup that was more like a sauce vs a traditional broth. There was a ton of pork but very little hominy. It came with lime, purple cabbage, radish and cilantro to mix in. Never had it with purple cabbage, usually do green. Overall, service was great and its easy parking. Food was decent, drinks were awesome. I would go back.

Decent, albeit Americanized Mexican restaurant. Prices are very fair, ranging from $14 (their…read morelunch/dinner combos) to $24 for their entrees. The decorations and ambiance were excellent and there's plenty of interior space and parking. Service was fine and attentive though they kept trying to take our plates despite us not being finished. Food was fine. We really enjoyed the quesabirrias the most. Each entree comes with a good deal of food, often with a side of carbs like rice or beans. They also provide chips and salsa free of charge. Overall, I would come back.

Not bad and not amazing. More like 3.5 stars but rounding up. This is one of those places where if…read moreyou lower your standards for expensive downtown food that has to balance taste with rent, you'd be okay with. I would come here if everyone in my group wanted to and I was more hanging out than eating, but not as much if it was to decide a good place for dinner.

God awful, only advantage is the price. I had the boneless wings and fries special (around $12) and…read moreit came with a free kids meal (Wednesday deal) so I got a cheese pizza. When I was in school at Cornell Luna's operated out of Loco and the pizza was sooo good so I figured it would be similar. Nope! It was such a sad excuse for pizza. Fries were decent, I was a little late to my pickup time so I'll try not to judge on them being a little sad. Wings were horrific. Practically no chicken, just sad unflavored, stale batter. Frozen food would be better by a mile. I highly highly recommend you go elsewhere.

This is one of my favorite places to come for good food, good vibes, and good beers. I'm a little…read moreindecisive so I always get a flight to try a few because they have a large list to choose from and you can try 4 with their flights. We went a little after they opened and it was a great time because it wasn't too busy. Any time I drive by the parking lot is full. They have parking in the front and around the right side of the building. I tried the Meier's Creek Choccy Milk, Other Half BA 10X Bananaversary, TALEA Beer Hibiscus Splash, and Allagash Allagash White and I enjoyed all of them. The bathrooms were clean and easy to find and I can't wait to go back in the spring/summer to check out their outside seating because they have about 15 tables. They also host a game night and have live music. Definitely a hotspot in the Ithaca area.

I stopped by Brewer's the other day, a place I hadn't been in years, and it was a pleasure to see…read morehow they've evolved since their debut. The food menu is now several pages long, including tried-and-true favorites (many gourmet burger varieties, chicken sandwiches (with a Nashville Hot style option), nachos, wings, and salads . . . plus more intriguing fare like kimchi tater tots, a tuna poke bowl, and pork belly burnt ends. The inside has a gorgeous polished wooden bar in the middle for socializing; and while the inside can get crowded at peak times, keep in mind there's an enormous beer garden out back with about 15 picnic tables. And with a well-curated selection of two dozen beers on draft, you're sure to find something you like. But here's the amazing part about my visit: despite it being a weekend evening at the height of the dinner rush, our food came out in less than 10 minutes. And it was SO YUMMY. So keep in mind that, even if the parking lot looks full, there's almost always plenty of room out back. The two folks on the wait staff we interacted with were super nice, down to earth, and did a great job. The ordering process is a little confusing at first if you haven't been there, but the staff members was really helpful at walking us through it. Bottom line: Brewer's is the kind of neighborhood joint that's all too rare in these parts. Highly recommend!

Wow! This place is incredible. Great food, wonderful vendors and fantastic craftsmanship…read moreeverywhere I turned. Loved the cutting board and one spoke to me that I took home. The coffee shops, pitas and sweets at every turn were equally delicious! Best to make a day of it and take in the ambience of a cruise, picnic by the water or just relaxing! Each booth we stopped, offered excellent service and great communication! Complete awesomeness at the market!

It's a neat and medium size market with a large parking lot. There are three sections. There…read moreweren't as many farm stands as I was expecting, but there was a large variety of local products, like wine, liquor, flowers, food, coffee, etc. The food was good at all the stands we tried (onigiri, momos, hand pies, and empanadas). There's free wine tastings. The back has a little dock to sit on and there were musicians playing. The outdoor bathrooms were really small. Prices were moderate. It wasn't too crowded on the Saturday I went.