Our church recently had a Ladies Tea, and purchase several large trays of tossed salad from Parrish…read morefamily Deli. I have to say the tossed salad had all kinds of stuff in it and lots of! Toss salad doesn't sound like a big deal until you've had the other kind. A simple thing like a tossed salad would bring me back to Parrish family Deli for my event, anytime!

Excellent food, efficient employees, always friendly, a new to me favorite place to go now.read more

Ordered a meatball sub , with cheese and we got meatballs a roll and no cheese and no sauce on the…read moremeatballs. Disappointed Staff pleasant

Went into Sopranos for the first time yesterday, and as soon as I walked back to the deli to order…read moremy food, I was completely ignored by the blonde staff member sitting on her phone. Very upsetting. But, after I was finally helped the food was quite delicious!

The cheese steak was out of this world! Definitely would spread the word about Fast Laneread more

As a Philly native living in this upstate NY cheesesteak desert for 25 years, I can say that Fast…read moreLane is the most and only authentic option. I got the 12" steak with Cooper Sharp, fried onions and hot peppers. Amoroso roll was fresh, steak perfectly chopped with cheese well mixed in. Husband and wife owner operators were friendly and know their craft. They seemed genuinely surprised when a customer after me asked for sauce. Seriously, who puts sauce on cheesesteak?

Small business with some outstanding food options! The bakery items were delicious and my mom had…read morean egg Benedict dish that she liked quite a bit! She did say the egg was a little too hard for her liking but I think that is probably an easy fix...tell them in advance how you want it cooked. I had a scrambled bowl and it was so much food! I could not eat it all. Super friendly staff. Definitely a place worth stopping at!

Being a very long time resident of the Valley, I've seen many eateries come and go. Vanilla Bean…read moreCafe is one that should go. It took a while for me to get up the courage to try it, even though there was an overwhelming chance I would be dissatisfied. I wasn't disappointed. It is a "Foo Foo" place in the truest sense of the term. In the 45 minutes I sat there in a booth, not one other male showed their face. I was near enough to the ordering counter to hear what the women were ordering - Lattes, pastries, Artisan soup and sandwiches, Artisan wraps, were the most popular selections. Clever marketing. Tack on the word ARTISAN on the menu and they charge double the true value. There were only 4 booths, but one was open, but the table top had not been cleaned. I had to interrupt the owner playing with his cell phone to do his job. Then I had to wipe down the top because he left it all wet. As for my lunch, I had their TBA for $14. It turned out to be 2 oz of turkey with two thin strips of bacon & a miserly piece of avocado with mayo on toasted bread (not really a panini). Still wondering where the mozzarella was. To add value the owner gives you a $0.50 bag of chips with the sandwich. The mayo was excellent! While tasty I was expecting it to be on a roll as the menu described. Bummer. (When I was leaving the order counter woman offered no apology for the mistake.) I ate slowly to immerse myself in the experience. Just an FYI - Panera Bread, which is known for its high prices, charges less than $14 for this same sandwich plus a bag of chips. Theirs is a triple decker. By comparison my sandwich looked like it was prepared by a free soup kitchen on a strict budget. Check the Panera site. https://www.panerabread.com/content/panerabread_com/en-us/menu/products/grilled-chicken-and-avo-blt.html My sandwich looked like a squashed grilled cheese sandwich. An even better deal than Panera, last month I went down the road (1 mile) to THE GRILLE, Their TB Club, is a triple decker fully dressed and served with a generous portion of fries and homemade pickles for $17. I remembered that I struggled to handle that handheld beast. It was a manly feast. I wound up taking half home to relish the next day for my lunch. Reeses in Waverly offers a triple decker too with fries and slaw for $13. The grand finale is that in addition to the unreal pricing, the owner adds 3% to the bill for credit cards. Really? He needs the extra $0.50 that badly. $16 without tip. Oh, I forgot to mention. You order at the counter, pay upfront, you seat yourself after trying to find a clean table, wipe down the table yourself, and a kitchen employee delivers the prepared sandwich. No followup by any employee to see if everything is Okay. It turned out to be a smart move not to leave a tip at the time of ordering. DON'T! Maybe if you are tight for time you might consider the Vanilla Bean. Please note that it is too small to be considered "intimate." If you are looking to satisfy a true hunger at a great price go to the Grille. Thank God for Guthrie, who I think provides most of Vanilla Bean's customers. OH, I ALMOST FORGOT: HEY VANILLA BEAN ! - UPDATE YOUR WEBSITE WITH AN UPDATED MENU AND USE THE CORRECT PRICING.

This is the worst Subway I have 3 problems different times that my food was wrong and we didn't…read morereceive other food items we ordered we waited 15 minutes to be waited on and there was workers just standing there talking to each other when I received my food wrong for the 3rd time I called and a kid answered the phone told me that they would take my name to get our would be free and I called to order the food that was to be free the manager/Owner said I was not telling the truth and that a kid would not answer the phone but she said that my order that she'd pulled was not wrong and hung up on me and then told facebook that I hung up on her DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY ON THIS PLACE DONT EAT HERE

Foods burnt bacons not even cooked all the way it's like rubber somebody could get ahold of me that…read morebe greatly appreciated

In sayre. Had to go south for food All are welcome ,quiet…read moreand nice.price Is exactly low for the meal

This is a fancier, but still family owned diner option in the area. I enjoyed great homemade…read morebiscuits, homemade corn, beef hash. The breakfast chicken and biscuits was incredible. Probably one of the best breakfast or lunch places, you will find anywhere. As with other locations in this area, the service is friendly and the prices are low.

Great place! Convenient to the Hampton inn. Had the jalapeno bacon burger which was tasty. The…read moreOktoberfest beer was very good. Staff was fantastic.

Food is awesome. Has outdoor seating for warm weather. A great choice of brews. The burgers were…read moresuper.

So glad we have this cute cozy cafe in Sayre. A bonus that it's open until 6. It's great for the…read morecommunity. Although, I do wish we had a cafe that's open even later.

A quirky little place that somewhat Baer bone but friendly. Place to get a flavored coffee in the…read morewhatever pastries they might have available. The brownie I had was a huge serving and quite delicious. Otherwise they have Ramen. Highlight was the outdoor garden seating.

Becky's is a family favorite that never disappoints. Generous portions, a huge menu plus the…read morehomemade breads, donuts and potato chips bring us back every time. The staff is fabulous - it's a woman owned and staffed small business. The restaurant is a small, clean place with diner style decor that is cute but not pretentious. We've never had a bad meal there. Enjoy!

It is a small old-fashioned hole in the wall, breakfast and lunch spot. The food is solid, but…read morenothing gourmet. Prices are very low.. Staff is busy but friendly. go for your basic eggs for breakfast and sandwich for lunch and walk out happy.

Came in to get a bagel breakfast sandwich to go. My bagel was so tough that it was almost inedible…read more Stale? Microwaved? I have no idea. Not good. Do not recommend.

I came here to support a local business and get a homemade bagel. The bagels taste good enough but…read moreare small, and the cost for one bagel with plain cream cheese is $6.18. That's absolutely bonkers! It doesn't even cost that much in NYC. Prices are not advertised so it's deceiving.