I've been told this place was a cult by some friends but never heard about what they did…read more I decided to try it, I went in and it was extremely unsettling. Our waiter seemed extremely creepy as well. All around bad vibes, don't go here!

Located in college town, this place is a gem! Atmosphere-…read moreclean, warm earthy and welcoming. The rustic wood decor and roaring fireplace are the perfect fix for the cold winter weather. Service was amazing. From greeting us as we came in to bringing us samples of their different teas, we were delighted by the friendliness of the staff. Menu- offering a variety of hot and cold options. All healthy and homemade. We got the beef chili, Deli Pesto and Deli Rose sandwiches along with an order of waffles. Portions were generous and unfortunately too filling that we didn't have room for dessert ( though they sounded delicious) Interesting history to the concept and pleased to learn they had multiple locations around the US and world. We will definitely visit again

service is fast and friendly- turkey/ provolone sub was great except I really miss the good quality…read morechewy bread they used to have. I've tried the French bread and ciabatta they have now- its not worth it- quality of the rest of the sub was great but the bread ruins it

Locals told us: Get great sandwiches from the deli in this convenience store!…read more Shortstop Deli has been "hidden" in a convenience store in the "lower northside" of Ithaca NY since 1978! Great design-your-own sandwiches, and if you like, friendly suggestions from the staff. It was our first time in, and their helpful hints quickly showed they have every filling (savory seitan!) and every topping and a nice variety of breads. We got their "Italian mix" of cold cuts, which included Genoa salami, sweet tender thin-sliced baked ham, and meats that were either mortadella and capicola or at least richly-flavored alternates, provalone cheese, tomato, onions, a light amount of lettuce brightened with a splash of Italian dressing and a dash of fresh salad-oil, and a sprinkling of what we call "hots": lightly-spicy pickled peppers. All this on fresh French bread, which could have been with sesame, or could have been ciabatta or whole-wheat French or several others. We added a light scatter of our own crushed pistachios, which are in some mortadellas. Nobody said this couldn't be fun :-) The sandwich was a heavenly armful, shared amongst us on one of our woodsy picnics. Extra kudos again to their cheerful helpful (patient) staff!

No soup in the summer! Nice sandwiches. Limeade…read more Our Ithaca NY friends like the soups here, so we stopped in. Gorgers told us they don't serve soup in the summer. Not gazpacho, not borscht, no brightly colorful cream soups or bisques, no mint soups. They have plenty of interesting sandwiches on homemade bread. They have limeade! But we were here for soup in July. Nope.

I can't believe it took me THIS long to try this Ithaca staple. The sub was packed with flavor. The…read morefries were perfectly fried and seasoned. And the portions were the right amount for one satisfying meal. I recommend ordering ahead online, especially on weekends, to avoid the line that can sometimes form.

Thought the sloppy joes soup was 5 star for sure! The best soup I have ever had! Smoothies were…read moreabove and beyond!

The Bakery set up very well, it avoids long lines and confusing waits. The food is always good and…read morethey're flexible and how they make a sandwich. Staff are great. There are times when it's always going to be busy work rush lunch rush Sunday morning Saturdays, but it's popular for a reason!

Amazing. The jewel of Cornell. Thank you, frat house food truck, for sustaining me with affordable,…read moredelicious comfort food all these cursed years. Especially late nights when friends and I happen to be on campus. The local skunks who amble up to the picnic benches looking for stray fries even have their charm. I may name them. I miss having friends living in the house directly in front of the truck, so I could just walk up to their porch. I recommend the double Bo Burger with a hash brown on top. Even with all the fixins, it's easily cheaper and better-tasting than the corporate fast food joints! Fantastic fries here: Julio fries with sauce on the side. Large caramel and malt shake. All this food is easily under $20, and at generous portions. The fries are fresh and ambrosia of the gods!! Best of all? The customer service is always great and friendly. Highly recommend you eat here at least once if you're on campus, and it's super accessible by car/foot/bike. Yes, they take card-- just at a $5 minimum. I've had the cajun fries, pickle fries, salt & vinegar fries, and bbq fries. All are dry-seasoned, but I keep coming back to those Julio fries-- that sauce!

Me and a co worker stopped on our way to work. I got the bacon cheeseburger which was what you…read morewould expect. Was pretty good. The Cajun fries slap harder than your crappy stepdad on a drunk Friday night. Had a kick that made you wanna eat more and more. Also got a milkshake custom peanut butter and banana which was delicious and thiccc with three c's. Co worker got the rubben which he said was pretty great in itself and got the maple milkshake a great way to start my shift. The staff was friendly, made up for the fact it's like 30 degrees out. Thank you for the great food, if we're ever back in town for sure stopping again!

Jason's Grocery & Deli is our go-to late-night spot, especially when the froyo cravings hit. We…read morelike running like crackheads to this place for their delicious frozen yogurts. The original flavor is hands down the best! The toppings selection is great too, with a good variety to choose from. Whether you're in the mood for something fruity or a little bit of everything, they've got you covered. We love loading up with fresh strawberries, popping boba, and a sprinkle of colorful candies--just like in the picture! Despite seeming expensive, it's actually not that bad price-wise. It's a sweet deal for a sweet treat (who knew indulgence could be so affordable?). Interestingly, despite being a grocery store, many people don't come here for groceries (there are simply better options out there). Instead, they flock here for the froyo. Its alt name is the "froyo spot," and for good reason. If you're in the area late at night and looking for a froyo fix, Jason's Grocery & Deli is definitely the place to be. It's become a bit of a tradition for us, and we're never disappointed! (Plus, the late-night runs are always an adventure.)

Come here for the froyo and maybe an Arizona can. I do not recommend you come here for anything…read moreelse. If you do not like froyo, knock off two stars. The pricing on the stuff here is not great, and sometimes some of it is expired.

As fast food sub shops go, Dibella's serves it up like an old school deli. They advertise their…read morebread being good and fresh and it definitely is, all honesty, the biggest difference is the lack of food additives. Other chains bread taste weird for a reason. Dibellas real break is super taste moist, enough loft and crispiness. Makes the sandwich. Fast and friendly service. Vintage decor diner decor. I honestly love the tin smithed tiles on the ceiling. As far as sub chains go, this is a pretty solid choice

It's a chain, but don't hold that against them. They make some yummy Italian hoagies! I will likely…read morereturn.

Well, my wife and I always enjoyed their bagels when living in and around Ithaca, and last year we…read moreordered a few dozen to our present home here in Kentucky and, as always they were great. I would like to place another order: 6 plain, 6 sesame, 6 poppy, 6 cinnamon raisin, 12 onion. I suspect you have my info, but it may be credit card info has changed, so get in touch with me.

Stopped by a couple of times to this popular place right at the edge of Cornell. Had the 6 Mile…read moreCreek, West End Melt and the Zabs - all good. Friendly service but there can be a bit of wait for the food (we waited about 20 minutes each time)

Ooy'd Deli is located next to a parking garage which makes it a great place to grab a sandwich in a…read morebusy downtown neighborhood. I kept it simple and just got the club panini. It was exactly what you'd expect. It just needed something extra, maybe a little more flavor. I tried a cranberry orange muffin and it was dried out. Too bad, maybe next time I'll try something else.

On our first day in town we had lunch at this deli which was staffed by a single person who…read morefunctioned as chef, server and cashier. My wife and I decided to share a reuben panini which was bit lite on the corned beef, but quite tasty.

This place is an experience! So much packed in but doesn't feel crowded. Prices are decent compared…read moreto other states but pricey for Ithaca. Quality seafood and meat sections.

We stopped by this Wegmans location on our way to the house we had rented on Lake Cayuga for the…read moreFourth of July. We planned to cook our breakfasts and dinners in the house, so we needed quite a bit of groceries. The store is large and well-stocked, as I've come to expect from Wegmans. The customer service was also great, and their cold beer walk-in (beer cave) had lots of options for our Fourth of July weekend. On top of that, it had plenty of parking and was easy to get into and out of. A good grocery store!