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.

We enjoyed our meals and drinks!…read more We made it just before the rush on Friday night. When we left around 7:30 there was a huge wait in the lobby. We all enjoyed our burgers and nachos. Service was a bit slow but the server was friendly and helpful.

Our first bar in the area for some brew, and it didnt disappoint. Drank a few porters from Great…read moreLakes Brewing(yum) started chatting up the bartender (Danielle) who gave us info on some other places to hit, she was super nice. She also recommended the wings with the "garbage" sauce, and im so glad she did!!! Fricking delish!!!! We did boneless, & it was worth it.

Great little brewery! Was surprised with the ambience and the beer was really good. Service was…read moreexcellent too good knowledge of the brews. Did not try the food, but the pizza really looked good.

Summerhill brewing is a fun place to sit outside. We've drove by a bunch of times but never stopped…read moreuntil this summer. We went on a Sunday around brunch time and the food smelled delicious. We had just eaten so we only got beers but we'll have to stop back and try the food next time we're in the area. They're also dog friendly outside which is nice.

Very good food been there twice enjoyed both times onlydowfall is the parking. But worth it.read more

We have company visiting from out of state who wanted steaks, we couldn't find the phone number to…read morethis restaurant anywhere. We decided to drive there and if we needed reservations we'd just go someplace else. They take reservations but didn't need them. My husband is a huge fan of a steak, so is my brother in law. They were very pleased. We were a large group and they seated us right away, They have a lot of signature sauces with all there foods, from horseradish dip to buffalo mozzarella cheese appetizers. The waitress was pleasant and she had a lot to deal with food allergies which I dread eating out because of this. She was kind and the chef answered all the questions. No epi- pen needed. We also had a Vegetarian and a hearing impaired person at the table that kept asking her to repeat herself, she was still pleasant and happy at the end.They have a lounge and a bar area on the other side of the dining area. The desserts are all made on the premise but we all ate so much we just couldn't eat it, however we've decided the Whiskey flour-less cake is worth a return even if we just do desserts. The food was well above the norm for this area. Only downside was the restaurant was hot because the fan above us right outside the kitchen doors was broken. I would asked to be seated someplace else next time because we were sweating at that spot, but we did have a large group so we just went with it. The prices are higher than what people would normally pay in this area but if you appreciate a good meal its well worth it. We plan on going back end of July. Good food is hard to come by in our area. Let me be specific the dinners range from 9.99 to 29.99, they do have a kids menu also but I didn't have kids with us. The app were reasonable @ 5.99 for massive plate of Onion rings. I recommend you give it a try. They also have a gas pub for those who like beer. I could go on about each dish from my Aunts perfectly cooked shrimp alfredo, to the delicious Ceasar Salad- but go experience it: Enjoy !!

Sunday brunch is a special meal. Of all the commercial experiences it's the least necessary, and…read moreyou hope to have a very pleasurable meal in a comfortable, relaxed experience. Opened on December 3rd, Patocka's Gastropub is one of the few restaurants in the greater Binghamton area to offer Sunday Brunch. We love Sunday brunches so it was a no brainer to go to Greene, NY to sample the fare. The outside has been renovated, and provided the venerable building with a tasteful front. Inside, it's neat, clean, and tastefully though sparsely decorated. It has a welcoming and comfortable feel. We were greeted warmly and seated immediately. We opted for a booth, and Meg's upholstered bench was firm and comfy. I sunk into my bench enough to make the table uncomfortably high. I rolled my coat up to pad the seat, and came up to a roughly normal dining level. Menus, water, cloth napkins, and black tableware were brought right away. Drink orders were taken, and our drinks sat on the bar for over five minutes before our server brought them. It was another five minutes before our meal orders were taken. Our orders arrived in a reasonable time, and looked amazing. Meg's Eggs Benedict was done as she ordered but she'd have liked it a bit warmer. My French Toast, bacon, and Home Fries were all cold. I ate the bacon and toast, but was surprised by my home fries. They were tiny, over cooked, and surprisingly, a mix of white and sweet potatoes. They were not on the menu as such. I enjoy yams on occasion, but the occasion is not for breakfast. And, not cold and hard. Our server offered to get me some white home fries, but the cook told her it was not possible. No other substitution was offered, but she took them off the cheque. The ambient temperature was chilly. Meg wore her coat, I wore a sweater, so we were fairly comfortable. It's a very old building, so I anticipated that, and wore a sweater just in case. The staff were all cordial and friendly, and the pub was very nice inside and out. We were two of only a handful of diners, so the slow pace of service with two servers on duty seemed excessive. The cold food was a problem. I credit the fact that it is a rural village for the pace, but can't think of an excuse for cold meals. I will say that the dishes and the black tableware were epic. Loved them! Will we be going back to Patocka's? You bet. We'll stop by for a weekday lunch or maybe a weekend evening meal to give them another shot. Brunch may have to be mastered, but how is their regular menu? We'll see.

Patocka's is a must-try spot for Greene. Not only are the prices affordable, but the ambiance is…read moreoff the charts (compared to other spots nearby) whether sitting by their cozy faux fireplace or their classy bar area. I went here for lunch with some coworkers and everyone enjoyed their meal. I tried the Patocka's Special salad and thought it was a bit underdressed, but not bad. I would come again.

We stopped into Here & Now Brewing in Honesdale, PA, and overall had a nice experience. The…read morelocation is great, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. They have a very large selection of beers, so there's definitely something for everyone. We ordered a few things to share at the table the duck fat fries were very good and crispy, and the Protein Admiral pizza was solid. It's a nice spot to grab a bite to eat in town and try some local brews.

Such a great brewery in a charming town. It was easy to find and plenty of street parking. The…read moreservice was great and everyone was friendly and inviting. The food was the perfect late night bite. We had a prosciutto rabe pizza. The prosciutto was a little more on the crunchy side than preferred. The drinks and beer made the experience worthwhile. We had a pear martini (homemade pear mix!) and hazy ipa. The beer master joined us at the end of the night and enjoyed talking about his beers. The beers are really enjoyable and different from your typical brewery. I highly recommend the trade mark and the mad lab!

Mutant brewery is a local casual pubesque bar in the heart of downtown. I've been here pretty often…read morew friends. Tons of events and trivia in their schedule for folks looking for a night out on weekdays or weekends. The interior is mildly psychedelic with music. The food was fine. We got the burger and nachos. I was between giving 3 and 4 stars. Service was slow but the venue was busy, there was an event, and the night crew was picking up when we were there. The buffalo chicken nachos were fine. We appreciated the crispiness of the tortilla chips and the excellent cheese sauce that was well-distributed on the chips. There was tomato among other veggies that I do not remember. The chicken was fine for me on a cut. However, it had the texture of boiled chicken which I wasn't a huge fan of. Still had to get my protein in. I really enjoyed the burger. The bun was a soft potato roll. The patty was a little cooler. Between a cold burger and soggy nachos I certainly would choose the cool burger. This was made up for with the large volume of burger that was deliciously crispy. The pickles accompanied the burger with a secret mayo-based burger sauce. If warm, it could be a 5/5 burger. Overall, the experience was fine. I would go here on a week day rather than 6 on Friday, though.

I didn't get anything to drink here, but I did get the deep dish pizza that was more of a Mexican…read morestyle. I would say that this is probably the best deep dish pizza that I've tried in a while and I used to live in the Midwest. The crust was super crunchy and very buttery, which is great. You could definitely taste a jar of the cheese on the side and the crispiness of the bottom of the crust not only that, but I felt like the toppings were just amount of flavor. There was onions on there. There was corn on there. It just felt very very hearty. it's definitely heavy dish but it hits a spot if you're looking for a deep dish pizza they did it very well. I would definitely come back for this steep dish pizza and honestly, I could only get through two slices on my own definitely enough for two people to eat comfortably and not that expensive too was 13 bucks

We were meeting our grandson and his mother and father for a pre-concert meal. We had never been…read moreto this part of downtown Binghamton, so an adventure for us. This restaurant is in an old building reconfigured into a bar and grill. The menu was actually quite extensive. We ordered several appetizers to go along with our drinks, mostly beer. They were very good even though small portions. Next it was time to order our dinners. Most had actual burgers, but I ordered the ahi tuna. This came on a roll with an Asian slaw. It was very good. Service was good. We were fairly early, but the place was filling up when we left. Our grandson picked this place. As a college senior I can see why. Inauspicious and relatively inexpensive. A perfect place for a college kid to eat and drink.

Wanted to get a bite to eat before a show at the forum for my friends birthday. Was so excited,…read moreplace looked great. Never got to try the food because we waited 45 minutes after ordering with no food in sight. We asked the waitress and she told us it would be another 15-20 minutes, so over an hour total, for our food to arrive. All we were getting was burgers/sliders. As I looked around there was 10+ tables just like us in the same situation. One of the few tables that did get food immediately boxed it up and left, saying it was all cold already. My party had to pack up and leave without any food because we would've been late to the show. The one shining light was the waitress, she was fine. Will not be returning again.

The food was good, but the service was very slow because there was one server working the whole…read morerestaurant. It was a late Saturday dinner for the 6 of us. We got our sodas 30 minutes later. Thankfully the food was good. The tater tots were crispy and the French onion soup was flavorful.

Cozy tavern. Fun server. Two of us at table for 5, they accommodated 5 last minute friends for a…read moretotal of 7. French Onion burger delicious. Tots crispy and warm, partner requested fryer fresh replacement - accommodated. Gratuity added, for less than 8? I wouldn't mind but I didn't look before I added regular tip to my share of bill, my bad.

We waited a while to be noticed at the hostess desk, then we got seated by a family with screaming…read morechildren. Our waitress brought us dirty appetizer plates. We got the Korean dumplings which were very good with Asian zing sauce on them. We also got their nachos which were soggy towards the bottom but had good flavor with bbq sauce and pulled pork. Now they don't offer pulled pork sandwiches but have pull pork on the nachos. My fish and chips were soooooo salty! The tartar sauce was good and French fries. The breading was also soggy but the fish was very tender and nice. The chicken cheesesteaks were good, filling and yummy. The Ale Burger is a double smash burger with good flavor, and a good meal. The Buffalo Mac and cheese was spicy but enjoyable. The service wasssss slow and not very attentive. The manager had to come over and ask if we needed anything bc our server seemed to disappear. I believe it's new owners which explains the menus cut in half, but I hope they get things together bc this spot is super cool. Speak easy, cool hangout spot.

Really enjoyed a lunch with my family at Ale Mary's after spending a few hours at Steamtown…read more I found parking right up front on the street (lucky, plus the meters were off for the weekend according to staff). The service was slow, but once we were greeted our drinks and food came out quickly. The inside is spacious, it's in an old building dating back to the mid to late 1800's. The high ceilings and metal work inside gives an old industrial feel. The menu had a lot of tasty choices and the beer menu was fantastic. The list of the handhelds/sandwiches is too long to list, but I could have ordered any of them. They have over 100 small and large craft/international beers in bottles or cans and around 20 taps. I had a couple cans of delicious Russian River/WeldWerks collab Convivial which is a hazy imperial IPA. My wife really enjoyed their Buffalo Chicken Flatbread 13.95 - popcorn chicken, house wing sauce, cooper cheese, blue cheese, scallions. It was more than a serving, sizable and fresh. The flavors were balanced and outstanding. I had the Bison Cheesesteak 16.95 - Chipotle bison, pepperjack, bacon chutney, mushrooms, chipotle aioli, toasted hoagie roll. The flavors were balanced, roll was fresh, the serving was large and it was pretty darn good. The meat had a hot dog/pork pate taste. My 5 year old son ordered grilled chicken street tacos 13.95 - Pico de gallo, jalapeno sour cream, queso. Choice of grilled chicken or beef. It came with three and he ate half. We all had a bite and agreed they were fresh, easy to handle and had a delicious mix of flavors, especially the chicken and cheese. My other son had the House Grilled Cheese 9.95 - Boursin, pepperjack, & cooper cheeses on grilled brioche. He enjoyed it, but said it was a little spicy. Although they lacked a "kids menu" my guys found something they enjoyed. The inside was family friendly and they were treated well by the staff. We thought Ale Mary's was a great gastropub and will absolutely repeat when we are back in Scranton. Thanks guys!