Prices have increased from the last pictures, ice cream is now ~$9 after tax. I got the pina colada…read moreand the flavor was very disappointing, no pina colada flavor, just tasted like vanilla. The toppings included were yummy but not much. They prepared the order quickly although had trouble making it for a bit. Overall was just alright. Perhaps would try another flavor next time if this was craved. Glad they have this idea in this part of town though.

come here for the experience of watching how they roll your ice cream. The ice is okay. service…read morewas good but pricy. They have a tables to sit inside.

There's about 12 flavors and yet I felt there was multiple of the same but diff variations vanilla,…read morevanilla bean or oatmilk vanilla. When there could have been more options such as what they show in the website. But it was mediocre. Kind of expensive for froyo. I don't know if I'd go back. Maybe if they change up the flavors. The girl behind the counter was super sweet though and helped w any questions bc we were first timers.

Not worth the price especially considering quality of customer service . Would not go backread more

Mediocre at best. They offer a nice menu but almost everything is pre-cooked and/or frozen. Was not…read moreimpressed by the quality or the taste of the food. I routinely stay at the hotel attached to this restaurant and have never had even an average meal. The staff is nice and attentive but just stick to drinks and head to one of many area restaurants.

Recently went went to 30 Park for an early dinner on a Sunday evening. There were only a few tables…read morewith diners and some people at the bar. Our waitress was Natalie and she was terrific. So personable and friendly and also so helpful and informative. We had mozzarella sticks as an appetizer and they were delicious. My husband had a pulled pork sandwich and I had a sandwich similar to French dip. Both were very good. We will definitely be going back maybe on prime rib night or taco night

Stopped here while traveling through, you had different options of flavors, which I had the vanilla…read moreand strawberry. It was very good yogurt and service was fast as well.

My friends and I went to the Menchies at Clifton Park, NY. We got there at 8:05. There were 2 young…read moremen there running the store who seemed to be in a big hurry to shut down the place. The posted hours are closing at 8:30. All the fruit was put away already, all the toppings except the nuts were put away, most of the chairs were up. They said the manager told them to put everything away 1/2 hour early. There were about 15 other people who came in while we were there. They refused to bring out the toppings. It's not good business to advertise that the shop closes at 8:30 if you're not really open fully. Very annoying!

Staff wasn't helpful after Rebecca left. Had to ask for everything, outrageous prices, super messy.read more

This was a fairly standard paint your own pottery place - nice big tables, lots of choices in…read morepottery & paints. What makes it even better is the glass art option - so much beautiful glass to work with! I can't wait to go back for that! The pottery was our goal - so did that. No rushing around, great music playing just loudly enough. Fun time!

Lunch here with my mom was a spur-of-the-moment decision as we were driving down I-87. She had…read morecommented that she hadn't been to a Friendly's since the one in Saratoga had closed several years ago. With so few of them left in the area, I figured this was a good time to go to one. If you have mobility issues, it may be tough getting inside. There's 4 handicap parking spots in the front of the restaurant, and when they are full (which they were when we arrived), it is a lot tougher for folks who need assistance to get in. The sloping part of the sidewalk is the part farthest away from the entrance. There's also not a lot of space inside near the hostess table to wait if it actually ever fills up here. Once we were seated, it was a lot better. Our waitress did a great time getting to all the tables on which she was waiting, without missing a beat. There was a second lady there as well, but I could not tell if she was a waitress, a hostess, or maybe the manager. She was definitely helping, but it didn't seem like she had any specific tables. I have no idea how many times their menu has changed in the many years since we've dined at a Friendly's. This menu was pretty streamlined, with many familiar entrees. But gone are the senior options and the free dessert ice cream options. Then, again, seeing that ice cream cones started at $4, maybe ice cream isn't something they're comfortable giving out at reduced prices any more. Our meals were actually quite good. Mom said she really enjoyed her bacon cheeseburger. My crispy chicken sandwich had a filet which was maybe a bit thinner than expected, but it was definitely crispy, accompanied by pickles, and fresh lettuce and tomato. We were able to substitute cole slaw for fries with no issues. Even though everything on the menu is designed to be prepared fairly quickly, it's definitely not someplace to come if you're in a rush.

Food is a two could of been a four but was served in a dirty plate and dirty cups…read moreService is the worst I have seen in the last ten years. I can back to relive the kid memories of blue soda and a cool sundae. Never again.

I wish I had taken pictures of their amazing food but it smelled and looked so good I forgot my…read morephone existed. We frequented this place over the past two weeks while taking care of a family member in their final stages of life. Pita and Olive became our family's go-to spot for comfort food. We all ordered various plates from kebabs, falafal, beef and lamb pitas, chicken bowl, and sides of their delicious rice. While running errands a few days ago I actually stopped in JUST to pick up a side of rice and a small cup of their creamy dill sauce (which tastes amazing on everything). Fresh ingredients that are seasoned beautifully and plates that are crafted to satisfy and bring happiness to your tummy and your heart. I want to thank Pita and Olive for providing us with nourishment during some pretty chaotic and sad times.

I've been a fan of Pita & Olive for a while. Their food is obviously made with the best ingredients…read moreand many items are also clearly made from scratch. The addition of the coffee bar/cafe menu has only further endeared me to the place. Just like their food, many of the components of the coffee menu are scratch made, including the milks. They make a pistachio, almond, and oat milk all in house. There may be more too, but those three I know for certain. The attention to detail is also impressive, such as the presentation of each beverage. The cups the drinks are served in aren't just pretty, but also sturdy. Which as a clumsy person, I appreciate. Harder for me to spill. Ha! Something to keep in mind about the cafe menu is that since everything is mainly scratch made or ordered special (their Matcha is from Japan) they will be out of things at times. But there's nothing bad on the menu so I humbly suggest going in with an open mind. The lack of one item being available has caused me to try others, and I haven't disliked anything! I hope they continue to do well and are in the area for a long time to come.

The story is a textbook story of a local small town business that started with a single ice cream…read moreshop to 350+ convinince store across NY and VT. The store is family and employees owned business still run buy the 2nd or 3rd generation family members. My visit to Stewart's is usually for ice cream, milk, air for my tires or occasional gas. Their milk and ice cream are recognized and winners of multiple awards. They have frequent special promotions on their ice cream. If you are a regular then ask for the milk club card. This is one of 2 Stewart's that are walking distance from my grandmother's house, where I spent my initial life in Clifton Park. The staff here have always been friendly and this location has a gas station and you can check your air pressure for free.

To me, a gas station is a gas station and I don't go out of my way to save three cents on gas. I…read morealso don't drink coffee, so that is another thing that doesn't draw me here. But, on occasion I have found myself driving over to a friend's house nearby and realized I needed something (cookies, chips, a quick bite for dinner) and didn't want to go all the way up to Price Chopper. Amazingly, this place seems to have everything. I have found Oreo cookies, name brand chips, occasional medications, and odd things like ice cream cones here. Their hot food (pizza, burgers, hot dogs) won't make you think Wolfgang Puck made it, but it is cheap and usually filling. My wife and I like their ice cream, though in general I don't eat it very much. I suppose most Stewart's Shops are the same. The staff is friendly here, the parking is ample, and the prices are reasonable. I like it.

Food was incredibly delicious. My creamy curry ramen hit the spot on such a cold winter day. I'll…read morebe back!

I can't comment about the food because - much to my great surprise - it's a take-out place and not…read morereally a restaurant, which I was looking for, so I didn't stay. There's a small sitting area with very uncomfortable furniture.