We enjoyed the Mother's Day Brunch Buffet at Tavern 1244 at Barton's Inn. It was fantastic!read more

Recently re-opened under new ownership, we had lunch at Tavern 1244 last week. Extensive menu,…read morelots of choices, and 2 separate pages of dinner menu items. Service was prompt and friendly, newly "spruced up" restaurant looked great. I had chicken salad wrap, which was very good with nuts and grapes in the chicken salad, just the way I like it. Sister had an eggplant sandwich which she enjoyed very much. Prices very reasonable. We will definitely return. Look forward to trying the dinner menu.

I was standing there waiting to order for about 5 minutes until they even bother to acknowledge I…read morewas standing there. When I ordered I asked for extra cream cheese (which I paid for) on the bagel. Then I waited another 8 minutes for my food. The lady who order 5 minutes after me got her order first. When I got bagel there was barely any cream cheese and it was only on one side. They were also not polite at all and couldn't be bothered to even smile.

I came to this Dunkin because I was staying in an Airbnb in Greene, NY and when I woke up on Sunday…read morethere was nothing in town open ‍ I had to drive 20 minutes to Binghamton to get a Box o Joe for me and the people I was traveling with. The ordering process was new (to me) it's been a while since I've been to a Dunkin. Are they all this way now? There was a touch screen kiosk and you don't interact with employees (even thought entes a bunch of the em right there) until it's time to pay and receive your order. I asked for actual cream in a small cup in addition to the little creamers they give you because the cream is what makes it taste like Dunkin. Same at their competitors which originated in Canada? You know, the one the hockey player named after himself? Yeah, the cream is what makes them them. So anyway, I'm only 45 and I just barely made it under the wire to be a Gen Xer but I have hardcore boomer tendencies so that part of me was (internally) questioning why I couldn't just be waited on by a human. But besides that they were friendly and accommodating and the place was clean and casual like a Dunkin should be. It's inside a gas station so I drive across the street to get the pic I got. BOTTOM LINE/TLDR: I'd go again the next time I'm in Greene. Which will likely be a few weeks from now.

Truly excellent food. Love the Smash burger!! The soft ice cream is out of this world.read more

For the smash burger only. I want to like it but all I taste is the bun. It's huge and dense. I'm…read morewondering if they ran out of what they usually use since this is their signature item. I can't imagine this being the regular bread -it's like cheap grocery store buns but oversized. Completely overpowers the burger.

I recently went to the Subway in Whitney Point because my son requested it for his 4th birthday…read moredinner. Ian was working at the store at the time and he went above and beyond to help our family with a coupon issue that we were having. He reached out to his manager and honored our coupon and made my son VERY happy that he got to enjoy Subway for his 4th birthday celebration! Thank you!

The manger was very unprofessional, he doesn't fire people the right way he just takes them off the…read moreschedule and ignores them. They have an employee that does illegal substances while on the clock and won't fire them. Everyone also told me he has very bad communication skills and is a very bad manager.

Searching for a local spot in Binghamton, I stumbled upon the Lost Dog Cafe on the Internet. The…read morereviews boasted quality food in an eccentric atmosphere. This lovely lounge did not disappoint. When I walked through the old doors, I entered a unique atmosphere with a mix of old timey and retro punk vibes. Since I was on my own, I asked for a table for one, fully aware that my heart was set on a bar stool. The bar spot turned out to be perfect for people-watching and a Yuzo Peach Collins. Served in the perfect glass, the Collins was definitely a balance of flavors. Since the vodka rigatoni is what peaked my curiosity, that is what I ordered. It was phenomenal. I decided to go with the "old-school" version at the encouragement of my server, which included Cayenne pepper. It came out perfectly spiced and piping hot. I also decided to start with a Caesar salad. The lettuce was super cold and crisp, and the dressing was served on the side so I could moderate it for myself. Log Dog Cafe is just what the doctor ordered after long day of touring campus. If you want an authentic experience with a positive vibe, pop in the check it out!

This spot has long been on my list of places to eat in Binghamton. Was in the area with some…read morefriends, so we stopped in for lunch. We came towards the end of the lunch rush (1-2PM?) and were seated immediately. The ambiance is hip and buzzy, with lots of colorful decor. The menu had some very tempting options, even for vegetarians. We started with the buffalo brussel sprouts, a stroke of genius. I'd never thought about dousing this tasty veggie in hot sauce and blue cheese, but it makes sense. This was a very tasty app, and the sprouts were roasted perfectly with crispy outer skins which provided the crunch needed for a good buffalo dish. The special that day was some kind of french dip sandwich which one of my dining companions got. Another one got a cajun catfish sandwich and graciously offered me a bite. It was flavorful. For my main, I got the spring roll bowl and decided to add tofu. It had noodles, peanuts, a sweet thai chili sauce, and lots of veggies. It was MASSIVE. Prices are a little high but the portions definitely made it worth it. I could have taken half home as leftovers if I'd wanted. The restaurant also has a coffee bar which we decided last minute to partake in instead of venturing out into the rain to find a different cafe. This was such a convenient option because we didn't have to fight to find parking or brave the weather to go to a second location. I did a pistachio latte. Someone else at my table got a Mexican hot chocolate. I treated myself to the homemade whipped cream. The coffee hit the spot. Throughout the whole experience the staff was wonderful. Our food came out quickly, and the servers were very friendly and joking with us. I'd come back if I was in the area.

I've been wanting to try a Detroit style pizza, and this one didn't disappoint. The pizza was ready…read moreon time for my drive home. My hometown doesn't have anyone who makes this style, so Taylor's will be "Detroit Treat" when in the Southern Tier.

Our first Detroit style pizza- it was delicious- great pizza for a reasonable price- anxious to…read moretry the other styles-

Yummy sandwiches, delicious iced tea selection and funny staffers who keep things moving make this…read morea great lunch stop!

bad sandwiches, bad communication. I asked For wheat bread…read more and I got ciabatta with limp warm paltry lettuce cut in a manner that was unruly and bad to eat.

So ordered the big kahuna, flavor awesome, very good sub only problem had everything but mushrooms,…read moresad to say cas it is s good sub

the GM or manager who has the long dreads stinks ... sir this is a food place dont come in smelling…read morelike onions when yall have em in the back. many reports of hairs in peoples food.

Food was ok but I said no mayo and no tomatoes but they put it on my sub like it is a difficult…read moretask. Service was nice. Bathrooms are filthy. The place is too small. Needs more seating.

I have been eating sandwiches about ten days from this location close to my home. Service is fast…read moresnd consistency is good. Photos taken from last visit ? We're added with this visit. Beautiful day in February 10 th !! Love it .

I'm visiting from Sacramento, heading north, and my friends down in the city said I had to stop in…read moreBinghamton for a spiedie. They did not do me wrong. A spiedie, (pronounced "speedy", ) famous in Binghamton, is simply a marinated chicken sandwich on a roll. You order at the counter and then they bring your food to you. I ordered a 6 inch sandwich. They have several different styles, but I simply went with the original. Oh, my, I can see why this sandwich has such a following. The sesame seed roll was tender, and oh the chicken... it was chock full of chicken, It was moist, it was tender, and yes, it was marinated very well. I don't know what they use, but it was just absolutely an amazing sandwich. A simple 6 inch sandwich, and I was stuffed. A sandwich and a soda, and I was 10 bucks and change out the door. Extremely reasonable. Thank you so much!

This review encompasses two visits on a trip to and from NY from NC. Our family stopped in on 7/18…read moreand ordered one original 12 inch spiedie and one Greek spiedie along with a side of macaroni salad. I didn't remember to add mayo and lettuce to our original, so it was a little dry. I did ask for mayo and lettuce and added it. The macaroni salad was really good! Today (7/25) we stopped in to have lunch with family who are local on our way back to NC. The spiedes were really sloppy and so saturated the bread was mushy. The 12 inch original my husband and I were sharing was super saturated. Unfortunately one of the chunks of chicken was served raw in the middle and I ate a bite out of it before I noticed the raw inside. I took the piece to the employee working the to go counter and she offered to remake our order and refunded by husband's card. I appreciate the business making it right. Hopefully our next trip will be a more positive experience. However overall the two stops were not bad, even with undercooked chicken.