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.

Not what my friend and I were looking for. This is a self-serve (long line), take-out place, not a…read moreproper restaurant. There are a few 'group' tables which fill up even at 11:30 a.m. on a weekday. We did not stay.

I was excited by the line forming before they opened the window but that didn't last long. We…read moreordered two smoothies- the pina colada and the chia brownie. The pina was made quickly and easily and satisfied my toddler. The chia brownie was clearly problematic in the blender. They took it on and off multiple times, added extra milk twice if not 3 times and it just would not blend. Seemed like a mistake in measuring ingredients so I figured they were going to start over. Instead they shook jiggled and forced this into my cup. I was pretty shocked they handed it over. The person working the blender seemed embarrassed and I'm pretty sure was instructed by whomever was working the register to just give it to me. For that reason I decided not to say anything, but what a crappy way to start a new business. It's an open window. They knew I could see this entire thing and that's certainly not the way to get return customers.

This was so good! Y'all are crazy. Got the lean and clean w no rice, and the caffinator. Both are…read morecrazy good! Both people working were so nice too. So deceiving bc it's in the mall- I do business in the area so I wouldnt normally pop in but it was that good that I will be back for sureeee.

I would recommend the tri steakhouse. Staff was nice to…read morechange my bowl as the Thai chicken tasted bitter. The steak was grilled and tasted good. Spicy mayo along was good Ambiance - family type

My salad was amazing!!! I got the Thai chicken salad. Probably the best salad I've ever had…read more All the flavors blended perfectly together. This was my first time there. Unfortunately I'm from out of town, so I won't be back for awhile.

Still retains the old school charm of Smiths Feed & Grain. Hometown, neighborly feeling. First trip…read morewas for burgers/fried/onion rings. The Barn Burger, by far, the best in the area. Delicious ingredients, juicy and flavorful. You're going to need extra napkins, it's that good! Will definitely return!

I was in the Clifton Park area looking for a place to eat when The Exchange caught my interest…read more On that premise, I decided to stop in and give it a try. Knowing that, I ordered the medium wings as an appetizer and they were tasty. To make clear, the wings were crispy and juicy. Also, the sauce was flavorful and had a nice spice to it. Following that, I ordered the Barn Burger with fries for my entree. With that known, the burger was delicious. To explain, the meat was juicy and cooked to perfection. Similarly, the garlic mayo was excellent and it helped elevate the burger. In addition, the bun was fresh and enjoyable. My only problem with the burger was that the caramelized onions were undercooked. However, the burger was still very good. In like manner, the fries were pretty tasty as well. To enlighten, the fries were hot, crispy, and salted well. As a final point, The Exchange is a good restaurant with solid burgers and fries.

Ambiance: Emma Jayne's feels like a cozy house turned restaurant. Inside, there's a homey bar to…read morethe left with bar seating, a couch area, and a few high tops. Behind the entrance, two dining rooms plus outdoor seating. On a busy Saturday night, the crowd skewed older with a few young couples on dates. Food: We tried the braised short rib and prime rib, both delicious, with fair portion sizes and prices. Bread and butter included. The espresso cheesecake? Absolutely fantastic. Service: We had a reservation but waited 10 minutes, which was understandable; they were packed! Everyone was friendly, and our waiter was personable. TL;DR: Good food at a reasonable price, cute and simple interior, older crowd, cozy vibes.

Cozy and spacious atmosphere, excellent menus, attentive staff…read more The lunch and dinner menus have so many great options it's hard to choose. I recommend looking at the menu online if you want to really consider your options. Signature and seasonal cocktails are made with quality fresh ingredients, and the bartenders are delightful.

Whenever I'm traveling for work, I'm always on the lookout for spots that have:…read more 1) Great coffee 2) Great savory breakfast bites So many coffee shops nail the first count but miss on the second (lots of pastry cases but not as much savory options). Uncommon Grounds nails it on both counts and is a great spot to get a little work done to boot. Stopped by this location when I was in the area for some coffee and breakfast. I'm usually in search of sugar free options as well as milk alternatives. Uncommon Grounds had a couple sugar free options (yay! caramel and vanilla) and a few different milk alternatives. I got a caramel latte made with almond milk and it was dreamy. For my breakfast, I got the Mediterranean breakfast sandwich on a salt bagel. It came with egg, spinach, avocado, tomato, and a bit of pesto. Delicious! The only tiny thing for me was the tomato made the sandwich kinda slippery and difficult to eat so the next time I ordered it (which was literally the next day), I got it with double the spinach and no tomato. The service was really lovely and the prices are reasonable. They're a popular spot and were pretty busy when I was in and even with that everyone was so kind and helpful. Get to it!

This is really a comment on several locations because they're fairly consistent. Hot drinks have…read moreall been solid. Tea, coffee, cappuccino, etc. Prices are an A+. Service is consistently meh. Aside from a couple of very friendly staff, most visits are met with employees moving like they just woke up resulting in lines. Never bothers me because I usually go there to get a little work done, but it's not a place I'd go if I'm in a rush. Well to be fair, the airport team is always EXCELLENT. Here's my only negative. I just bought a dozen bagels and they were hockey pucks. I tried. Couldn't do it. Inedible. But weird because I usually grab a breakfast sandwich at their airport locations the they've been very good. Did I get a horrible batch? Idk? Seating is tight. I'm part of the problem. Lots of students. But I've also seen couples, friends, retirees, etc. not on any tech enjoying a long conversation with their group which I think is a plus. Solid 5 most visits, but those Clifton Park bagels were memorable in a not so pleasant way.

This is a reliable go-to spot. I've been going to Druthers…read morefor years now, and it has consistently delivered. If you've never been here before, I highly recommend trying two items in particular: 1. Beer cheese dip 2. BBQ (Or any other) mac & cheese I should note that the BBQ mac & cheese (previously the Memphis BBQ Mac) recipe has changed over the years, so this review may not hold forever. That said, mac & cheese in general has been the most reliable item on the menu for me. I've tried plenty of other dishes here over time -- fish & chips, burgers, fish and chicken tacos, and nearly every mac & cheese variation -- but I'll stick to reviewing what we ordered on this visit. This time around, my wife ordered the fish and chips, and I ordered the BBQ mac & cheese. The mac & cheese was delicious, and the BBQ sauce added a nice sweetness that paired really well with the pulled pork. The fish and chips were also very good. The fries were a bit soggy, but since we ordered to-go and they had to survive the drive home, I won't knock them for that. Portion sizes here are fantastic and easily justify the price. I love this spot -- it's a dependable comfort food destination for me. The staff are always helpful and knowledgeable, especially when it comes to beer recommendations. The building itself is gorgeous and massive, giving the space an impressive sense of scale while you enjoy your meal.

Having dinner on a Saturday night, it was not crowded as it was only around 5, but was packed when…read morewe left. Great place with good acoustics. The service was good although not speedy. Food was fresh & delicious. Beers & drinks were good, the fruit blond beers are definitely beer first, not strong fruity taste. Corn dip - good but very onion-y, almost too much but still different enough to eat it all. Watermelon salad was really good, unique. The chicken sandwich with slaw, wonderful. Burger - spot on! Recommend highly - something for everyone here plus quality beers & sours.

I knew this tavern existed, but never stopped before. This evening my wife & I decided on a simple…read moredinner and a drink. After checking Yelp for suggestions, Crescent Wrench popped up as a suggestion. A short time later we arrived at the Wrench. Upon entering the Barmaid/Waitress greeted us with a warm hello. We took a table and were immediately asked what beverage we wanted. We each found something off the menu that sounded good. I ordered the hot Italian Combo which came with fries. My wife had the hamburger quesadilla and she loved it. Both were hot and very good. The Tavern isn't huge, but it is cozy and this is what I'd call a Home Town Tavern.

Was on my way back from grocery shopping and my son wanted wings. I googled for some new wing spots…read moreand this one showed up. The address looked familiar but couldn't remember the name. This restaurant housed Pam's pub and was probably taken on by new management in the last year or so. Overall the place is a perfect place if you like to watch football. The place was packed with football enthusiasts watching the game, drinking beer, refilling popcorn and screaming as their team scores or messes up. This is a true American joint with typical American food. Wings were decent, quesadilla, macaroni salad and fries were great. I'm yet to eat the wrap as I was stuffed and had to bring it home. Overall a great place that's tucked away in a strip mall. Most of the seating is on bar stools with swivel chairs that actually gets you a better view of different games.

This was our first time visiting this cafe and it was one of the less friendly ones we've been to…read more We were out shopping in Clifton park and hungry so we stopped in for lunch and half the items we wanted to order were not available. We opted to try two new sandwiches since none of our regulars were available. Both were prepared without any care. They were very sloppily thrown together, I had to reassemble them to take the picture because half the contents were falling out. The Frontega sandwich had very little sauce in it and they don't give you any on the side when you ask for more. Of the two sandwiches the spicy fiesta tasted better so we might give it another try at a different cafe. I also ordered the pomegranate hibiscus tea for my sip club drink and it had zero flavor. To quote my husband "it tastes like extremely watered down cough medicine". I ended up dumping it and refilling with lemonade and passion papaya ice green tea mixed together instead. The green tea cuts the tartness of the lemonade and makes for a great concoction when combined. I've been a long time Panera fan but don't visit as often anymore because of how pricey it has become. I won't let the visit at this cafe detour me from visiting other cafes though. I'm used to Panera staff being extremely friendly and happy to make sure your meal is satisfactory but that was not the case at this location unfortunately.

I placed my order and paid for it, decided against the cesar salad and went with the potato soup…read more The manager came out refunded my payment for the salad and I in turn paid for the soup. Was asked my name to go with the order I told her. I sat and watched people come grab there food and go for about 20 minutes. I'm sitting on the bench right near where the food is passed out no assistance or questions asked from the staff. I go back to the counter and asked if my order had been placed. She goes to the kitchen and asked they said yes it's been ready. We go over and it's the wrong name. I get home no soup, but salad. Awesome

We had a small problem with a smoked ham at Easter…read more I called to let them know. David said to stop by and he would take care of it. I told him we really just wanted them to know about the problem and that we ate the ham, so there was no need for anything on their side. He said I should stop in anyway. When I did, he GAVE me meat & fish that was worth way more than the ham! THAT'S customer service... above and beyond!

The staff are speedy, competent, attentive, and consistently appear to like their jobs…read more Good home cooks need quality ingredients. Having this place close has spoiled us; the deli and prepared foods make cooking virtually unnecessary. The fresh-made takeout is also delicious. The shelves have plenty of fresh and unique ingredients and I love being able to order exactly what I need at the butcher counter. This is a delightful, friendly neighborhood butcher and specialty grocer. Often just walking through inspires my creative side.