I buy the same sub - the club sub - from the same Jersey Mike's on West Genesee in Camillus,…read morerepeatedly. Turkey, ham, provolone, bacon. Tonight they got it really wrong. Fortunately, it doesn't happen often at Jersey Mike's - however that's not what this review is about. This review is about the person who took my call. After they looked up my order, I told them what was missing from my sub, which was shocking as it was missing mostly everything except an everything. There was no lettuce except for a few stray shreds. It had no onion when I asked for extra onion. It had no pickles on my sandwich which I also ordered. And it had NO BACON which is part of the sub. One side of the sandwich had half a piece of ham and the other had a slice of turkey and no cheese. Basically half the sandwich was empty and the other half was missing most items. But a bad sandwich is not a tragedy. I called and attempted to tell the employee on the phone what was missing from my sandwich and she kept talking over me. I couldn't understand what she was saying because there was a lot of background noise - so I started repeating what was missing again and she told me loudly "I don't need to hear all of that!" - which was really rude - and then she said "we have 15 people working today because of our month of giving and I have no idea who made your sandwich. (I didn't ask who made my sub) I'll give you a refund" which was fine - until I heard her say to someone else: "this woman is yelling at me." At first I thought she can't be referring to me because I had not raised my voice. I had not yelled. As a matter of fact, I was very understanding that with all the extra people working for their charity promotion, it is easy to make a mistake. I can imagine what happened: somebody started making a sandwich - got distracted, and somebody else just wrapped it up and put it with our order. But what I overheard her say disturbed me, so I asked her: "did you just say I was yelling at you?" She replied "No- no. I said you were just 'asking' me." That's not what I heard, though. I heard her distinctly say I was yelling at her. Her conduct really left a bad taste in my mouth, no pun intended. I think it's a great thing that Jersey Mike's has an entire month in March donating to charity, but don't take out your chaos on your customers. Being rude to customers is not the way to keep them. This particular Jersey Mike's location should use a new slogan: Jersey Mike's - Good sandwiches. Bad attitude. The fact is, for the first time I just noticed that their health score is extremely concerning. I know on a math test 96 out of 100 is great but if you click on the Health score and you see why four points were deducted - you might not want to eat there. Doubt I will.

Online orders take precedence to customers waiting…read more Ordered thier Italian sub and they have their own versions of the classic meats on a Italian sub. Nothing close to the classics. The person taking the orders tends not to take the time to listen so you end up repeating yourself. They are so conditioned to make thing 'mikes way' when make a change they seem to get confused. You have to watch them carefully so not to end up with a sandwich soaked in oil and vinegar. They pile on a lot of lettuce to make the sub look larger then what it really is. Order a sub with no veggies and see how little meat there is placed on the sandwich. It's just a fancy subway, that's expensive and not a 'goto' for subs. The menu would get old fast.

Our first time at Kabab Guys and decided to try it out for our Christmas dinner takeout (we drive…read moreby often too lol). My husband and I decided to share the mix grilled platter(ordered extra rice), our children had chicken & fries, I ordered tabouli. Everything was seasoned and cooked well. The tabouli was fresh and glad I ordered it. I love garlic sauce and while it was delicious I would have liked it to be a tad bit thinner and not like mayo consistency. But I still ate it lol, my husband and I loved the hot sauce. We'll definitely be back to try more items, my husband picked up our ordered as I ordered online. He said the place was nice and bright inside. We ordered again and I got the half baked chicken and it was delicious. Not pictured is the chicken shawarma platter my husband got and he enjoyed it.

Tried Kabab Guys for lunch. Great service and lots of seating, even for larger groups. I had the…read moreshish tawook kabab with extra garlic aioli. The seasoning to the chicken was a little different than expected, but the sandwich was still tasty with the aioli and veggies.

Thank you! We were there today as we were invited to a birthday party. I believe it was the owner…read morewhom opened the door for us....the person I work with is differently abled & tends to NOT let others (other than myself) hold the door in fear they won't hold it long enough for him to enter. This gentleman understood. He then came over to our party & thanked us for coming to his establishment (this is why I say he's the owner....if not my apologies) & wished our friend a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! We do visit here occasionally BUT I'm writing this because "our people" don't always get a heartfelt welcome in the community!! Thank you sir for making us WELCOME!!!!

If I could give 10 stars, I would!…read more Aiden and George were absolutely amazing! From the moment we sat down, they made sure we were taken care of like VIPs. Constantly checking in, super friendly, and genuinely made the whole experience feel special -- like we were regulars even though it was our first time! They had the perfect balance of attentiveness without being overbearing, and their energy was so positive it honestly felt like we were hanging out with old friends. The food was fire but the service? NEXT LEVEL. Trust me, I'm coming back -- and I'm bringing friends! Aiden and George, y'all better be ready.

So I finally broke the code…read more... The food is always good but sometimes it's a bit of a wait. But, if you order on line before you leave your house and then dine in when you get there....the wait is minimal. There you go YELP'ies. Good food at a fair price served by friendly people without the wait. Definitely still one of my Son's favorite cheat night meals , and now it's good to go with me.

I got food from here for lunch, doordashed to a club I was visiting for work. Everyone walking in…read moresaid it smelled great! The chicken tenders dusted in house seasoning was perfectly salty and a little bit of spice. The dangs house sauce was similar to the spice, but creamy and a little bit of spice. The ranch was thick and creamy, I could drink it honestly. The Rangoon were crispy. I had to try the banana egg rolls but ultimately a let down. They were soggy and just banana on the inside but it wasn't cooked enough to make it ooey gooey. Otherwise, good stuff.

It wasn't bad, but I probably would not go again. The…read moreservice was good; we were sat right away, and drink orders placed quickly. Drinks came promptly, and our food orders as well. They have a wide range of meal and drink options, with most items sounding appetizing. My husband and I both got lavender drinks; him a lavender marg, and I a lavender lemonade. They were very syrupy, which made it hard to finish the drinks, even though they the flavor was great. We got garlic bread as an app, and it was much more greasy than one would expect. But it was still very tasty. Only down side was that the grease weighted down our stomachs, so it was hard to finish the entrees. Dinner was very good; I had the six cheeses mac n cheese, and Ryan got fish n chips. Both were a good portion for the price, which is always nice. Again, it wasn't a bad experience! I just wasn't blown away/ i didnt feel that I need to go back in the future.

We've eaten here a bunch - mostly due to proximity and lack of other options. The food is wildly…read moreinconsistent; sometimes, we're surprised at how good a dish is (usually a special or seasonal dish), but if we order it again, it's never the same. The biggest issues: - Many things seem to have a lot of oil involved. From the side vegetables to the burgers to the "garlic bread" served on the side of the pasta dishes - there's a strong, oily taste. It's not a pleasant oil - my guess is it's ostensibly neutral, like a vegetable or canola, though it leaves a flavor that suggests it's not entirely neutral. Perhaps a fake butter? Why it's so ubiquitous is anyone's guess, but it leaves an unpleasant film in your mouth. While I understand restaurants use a lot more oil/butter than home cooking (it's often why we like restaurant food better), this oil is not good. - The fries. I guess some people like them; I loved shoestring fries as a kid, but these aren't the same. They have no flavor (aside from the aforementioned oil), and they're the consistency of McDonald's fries, but drier and harder. Recently, we got an order that came with a new, more traditional style fry, and they were so good. We were excited that they finally ditched the cardboard variety but that apparently was a one-off - today showed that they seemed to revert to the old style, unfortunately. - They had an amazing chicken bacon ranch pizza for a while, until one day when it was gone. I think the secret was smoked Gouda, but whatever they used, it was a great pizza. When it disappeared from the menu, I inquired and was told, "oh yeah, lots of people are asking for that." So I said, "is it coming back, then?" I was told it's "doubtful," which kinda sums up my experiences there. Everyone loved it and wants it back? Better get rid of it, then. - The kids menu options are somewhat insulting to children. The "grilled cheese" uses what appear to be hamburger buns, so carelessly made that they seldom match up (that is, the top will be skewed off so the sandwich isn't put together). The kids pasta dishes are just plain noodles, usually undercooked, with no seasoning (i.e. salt) or other attention to preparation. The inconsistency is really the biggest issue for me. Things range from "fine" to "bad," but even if you stick with one menu item, you don't know what you're going to get. Non-chain, family-friendly restaurants are seemingly hard to find in this area, so I really wish they were better. We've kept at this place far longer than we probably should, again due to convenience, and because every now and then, a dish will be surprisingly good. However, those instances are becoming so rare, I think we're done for a good while. I do hope they improve.

Wow wow wow! The Cider Mill has been on my "must try" list and I finally had an opportunity, it did…read morenot disappoint. I made a reservation a few days ahead of time for a Saturday night. We arrived to a busy atmosphere that quieted down throughout the night. We started with cocktails which were strong and delicious. The brussel sprout appetizer was to die for, who knew that brussel sprouts go well with blue cheese! I ordered the salmon dish which was incredible. My friend enjoyed the Greek chicken dish. We were disappointed we didn't have enough room for dessert so we'll just have to come back! Other notes: the service was friendly and there was extra parking across the street if necessary. I can't wait to be back to try their specials and seasonal menus

Talk about delicious - I was visiting in town and was lucky enough to come here! I got the filet,…read moreand wow was it delicious. Everyone I came with had their plates licked cleaned. Their menu rotates so don't wait on an item. Our server was so fun and knowledgeable about what to get. We had fantastic drinks all night long. Excited to come back and try more items!

WOW! What a wonderful place. The perfect mix of atmosphere, great food and the most charming…read morebartender... Thank you, Michelle.

I've been wanting to try the new location so went to lunch this week with friends. I like the…read morelayout of the new place it's more cozy than the old place. We were the only people having lunch but quite a few people at the bar. The bartender was handling food and the bar. Because she was doing both I felt she was somewhat distracted so we had to wave her over to order food and get our check. The menu was extensive but we stuck with the lunch menu. I had the chicken wrap with fries. It was light on the chicken and I didn't really like the shoestring fries. The price was very reasonable at $10.00 but I would rather pay more and get more chicken and better fries. I think this would be a great place to watch a sporting event with many tv's and long bar.

ice cream is very good and great working people love candy and great food!…read morenice place love the area easy to walk to

Without a doubt, the best chicken tenders I've had in the Syracuse area. They also have great…read morechicken wings. It is usually best to call ahead, since it is primarily a convenience store. The wings are made fresh, the tenders are hand battered and made to order. This is takeout only, and parking is very limited because it is on a residential block. The shop itself has a surprising variety of products available for being so small. It's like stepping into an inner city bodega, but in Westvale. The other menu items I've had are low mid, but the chicken is 5 star, so I give them the average of that with bonus for being so friendly and accommodating when they get super busy. (I called in an order right before they got slammed and because it wasn't ready when they quoted, they added extra.)

Cute little cafe in Camillus. A cozy corner away from the busy Genessee st. All the basic coffee…read moreand tea options. Toast was vertically yummy but we were left wanting more from our drinks. They use tazo for their chai which is just not my preferred way to drink Chai. Staff was very friendly.

Sweet little place. Good healthy food and nice place to mingle or study. I moved away from the area…read moreand I miss this place!

I love Byrne Dairy generally, but this location is an anomaly. The biggest concern seems related to…read moremanagement - I've never seen adequate staffing, no matter what time of day or night I go in. The line routinely stretches halfway through the store, and they seem incapable of running two registers at once (again, I think that falls on management and inadequate staffing). Compounding the issue, their POS system seems to run on software from the 90s - it takes forever for the card to read (if it does), which of course lengthens the line. Food-wise, they have similar selections to other Byrne Dairy's, but you have to carefully check expiration dates - twice I've bought stuff only to find out at home that it was expired (and yes, second time is on me - forgot to check). Their hot food is aggravating - they have very few items, quickly run out, and quality is wildly inconsistent. Coffee, donuts, etc. all quickly run out and are not replenished, either. Compounding all this, exiting/entering the front lot can be quite a challenge as Milton and Onondaga are both busy roads, but that's not their fault - just a deterrent. Do yourself a favor and pick a other of their many locations. I feel bad for the staff - none of this is really their fault, there's just not enough of them.

Amazing service, amazing ice cream!…read more The service here was great. And everyone here was wearing a mask. I'd definitely come back here again!