I happened upon this place through Yelp, and I'm glad I did. The food was delicious: my burger…read morewith cheese, bacon and tomatoes was cooked to perfection; it deserved the description on the menu of its size, and there toppings were not measly. The fries were also perfectly done. The service was exemplary: attentive and personal. The place is a bar, so don't expect fancy, but what they offer leaves nothing to be desired.

As a traveler I have been a lot of places and this place was so accommodating and my salad was…read moreperfectly made. Very nice place I would highly recommend it !!

I added this food establishment to my collection a while back, and it did the job. I stopped here…read moreduring my road trip and immediately knew this was the place to go. You'll see a small room with a cash register when you enter. To the left is a big room with tables, where you can sit yourself. The interior is charming. Tasha, my waitress (or owner), was straightforward and attentive. She was very welcoming, had a great personality, and chatted about life, including where you were from and traveling to. Not to mention, she said you're always welcome back. It's time for other businesses to follow this example. An automatic 5 stars for that!! The menu offers a lot, including quite a variety of specials. I'm willing to try anything. Make the stop along your (long) journey, and I will also.

Insanely good I mean it…read more The food is off the charts Best fries But the meat lovers omelet. The bacon was curly and well done Sausage biscuits and gravy was better than anything down south And the service. Attentive and sweet. Just like a small town Resturant should be. I would drive here again anytime

I love smash burgers but this one was hard to eat , but I guess it's a personal preference. It was…read moremy first time trying the place the onion rings were tasty but the burger was disappointing for $17 dollars it was not worth it for me. I had a double smash burger I could not taste the meat it was hard to eat it. I just tasted veggies and sauce . But the onion rings were awesome.

This place is a gem that is slightly off the beaten path in Endicott. I highly recommend a visit…read more First, let's start with the burgers. They are fantastic! For me, they are best eaten with limited toppings and no sauce. I'm not a huge fan of their burger sauce but others seem to like it but if you leave the sauce you get the full flavor of the burger and seasoning. I recently had to make a visit with a group to that place where there are nearly half a dozen guys that make burgers and as a test, I tried eating it the same way I'd eat it at here and discovered there was absolutely NO flavor. The best way to find out if a place makes good burgers is to eat it plain with little to nothing on it because if they are covering it all up with add-ons, they don't have a good burger, they just have cooked meat. TKC doesn't need the sauce but it's there if you want it. Better yet, they are reasonably priced and less expensive than any other burger joint in the area. (We are talking GOOD burgers here, not the fast food chains but even then...still probably cheaper.) Second, they have a fantastic hot honey chicken sandwich that has a lot of chicken on it. It is fried perfectly and the hot honey adds just the right touch of sweet and spicy to give it a wonderful flavor. Finally, sides of onion rings and fries are all done perfectly. I think personally the onion rings have the WIN here but either way you can't go wrong. Oh, and they have ice cream! That isn't the highlight for me, but they have a decent selection of flavors and are reasonably priced. My choice is the non-dairy cookie dough and peanut butter (I think I have the flavor right) and it tastes great. This place seems to always be busy and the owner is always cheerful and friendly. Do yourself a favor and make a visit and in the process support a wonderful local business! You won't regret it. P.S. Adding this - I've taken multiple people here over the past few months and not had a single person disagree with me on how great this place is. So, while the review is mine, I'm quite certain my family and friends would give the exact same 5-star review here.

Always trust a place that has almost 70 reviews and a near perfect 4.9 rating. The reviews don't…read morelie. New Yorkers love their delis, and if just half of them are like this one, I can see why. JJ Delicatessen has an excellent assortment of meats, cheeses and dried goods, many from European countries like Germany and Poland. My girlfriend and I ordered sandwiches on a Saturday morning. We had to wait a little over twenty minutes, and the woman advised that next time we call our orders in ahead of time because the hot sandwiches take awhile. So that's your tip for the day. But they were worth waiting for. Fairly priced, excellent quality, and came with a few sides. I got the Polish sandwich special and my girlfriend got the Mediterranean sandwich special. There is a small seating area in the deli, but we took them with us and ate them in the car. It was a great lunch that we ate right before an afternoon of hiking at High Point State Park in NJ. Highly recommend this deli!

I really wish I could rate this place higher than this, but all that comes to mind when I think of…read morethis place is 'salty.' It seems like this is something of an institution and even for first-timers like us, it's not hard to see why. It's a European-leaning local deli that is clean, well stocked with interesting goodies, and that's is a cozy dining room in the front end of the shop. The two ladies we interacted with were fairly friendly and helpful, and after an agonising few minutes looking at the menu, we decided on the Polish and Italian sandwiches (vs heroes, which are bigger, cost a bit more, and are served on a roll). What I liked was the fresh tasting pickle that comes with the sandwich. In fact, the pickle may have been my favourite thing, period. The macaroni salad and potato salad were enjoyable if not particularly memorable. Now, the sandwiches. They look great, delicious even. We could tell they were made with care. From the first bite though, so I could think was, why's this SO salty? To this day, we're not sure what the culprit(s) were. Without the saltiness, I think they could have been delicious sandwiches. Perhaps this is how the locals like it. Maybe this is some sort of traditional way to prepare these sandwiches. All I know is that it traumatised my taste buds so much that I didn't have an appetite for another meal for the rest of the day. And of course I was quite thirsty for a few hours afterwards. I hope they keep improving and stay open for many more years.

You will come here for the food and stay for the ambience ! The food was just delicious - we…read moreshared a roast beef sandwich with chips and the fruit plate. We each enjoyed the Garden Salad with balsamic vinaigrette! I don't believe there is anything on this menu that is not so yummy ! The building is just wonderful in every nook and cranny of both the floors. Come inside on the bottom floor and enjoy the walk up that beautiful old staircase. Our waiter was Levi, but we spoke to several of the waiters. They were all so kind and we were amazed to learn there are The Yellow Deli across several states and countries. Don't miss this place in Oneonta ! It's more than worth the short drive off the interstate. #wewillbeback

Put it this way... the food at Yellow Deli was very delicious, we ate it for lunch and dinner. We…read moredined at the Oneonta location, which was quiet and clean. The service was great dining in, and they are open on certain days until 3am. Dine out, however, must be done in person at this location. Phone orders are not allowed. This was a bit of an inconvenience, and I waited 35 minutes for our complete order. Overall, I would return and dine in at the Yellow Deli in Oneonta. The carrot cake and cream cake with blueberry topping is a must!!!!

Love this place. Food, service, and ambience are all stellar! All the baked goods are wonderful and…read moreI miss the cinnamon buns from Neon Croissant.

Cute little cafe serving up some great coffee and delicious food. We spent about $40 for breakfast…read moreso I would consider it more than a to-go type of place. Unfortunately, the 3/5 stars is for (1) Not having any tap/filter water available. I bought water but it's just not a sustainable practice. (2) Not just not having a bathroom for customers but the attitude I got when I just inquired about both things... We were going to grab a couple cookies on the way out, but just ended up leaving.

We love browsing interesting and unique products, and simplicity is key for me. Local, real and…read moreeasy to pronounce are the ingredients we get behind.This place had a little bit of everything, and maybe had it all. I reference Yuka or the Bobby Approved apps when I'm shopping, so to see that many of their offerings were highly rated made me feel comfortable at the market. We didn't get a chance to try any of the freshly prepared items from their cafe...but a variety of sauces, syrups, oils, produce, cheese and drinks had me like a kid in a candy store, next door. Some comic relief on their product labels, too.

Such a cute gem! My friends and I got jams and lattes here, and I was shocked at how delicious my…read morecinnamon matcha latte was. The color was really dark, and it was a really creamy latte. It could've given some NYC matcha lattes a run for its money. My friends and I also bought some jams to take home as souvenirs, so I'm excited to try! $20 for 2 large jams is a really good deal.

Wow, what a special place!…read more The service is above and beyond. The atmosphere and ambiance is great, very cozy. Upon entering through the door you feel a sense of warmth that is both soft and kind. The selection of baked goods is out of this world. Too many to review, but I had a coconut vanilla cake and it was delicious. My group had tuna sandwich, breakfast wrap, chicken wrap! Great eats, good flavors.

We had two great breakfasts at the cafe during our visit to Bethel in March. We loved the warm,…read morewelcoming atmosphere. We ended up buying some Duke Devlin memorabilia and lots of baked goods to take back to DC. Spending time at the cafe definitely enhanced our trip to Woodstock. We look forward to going back next time we're up that way.

My family and I enjoy their pizza. Way better than mountain view's. The staff are also kind people!read more

This place is a hidden gem. For a Pizza place / Deli they go above and beyond. Daily specials that…read moreare always filled with enough food for two meals. They do pizza justice and their fried ravioli's are addicting. After reading some of the reviews you will notice some of the negative ones should be taken with a grain of salt and a raised eyebrow as 2 of them are from the same day and use the same phrases. Probably the same person using different screen names. The staff is always pleasant and the get your order ready quick.

My wife and I have frequented this cozy little diner for a few years. Simply enough, we return here…read morebecause we're always pleased with the food, service, cleanliness, and all-American milieu. Here, you could be in any decade from the nineteen-fifties till today. It seems timeless. We had the Lunch Special, lasagna, which totally surprised us. Clearly, this is not an Italian cachino, and the garlic bread that accompanied the lasagna was straight from a country kitchen. The garlic toast and the main dish were just what you'd expect at your mom's kitchen table. Wholesome and delicious in a generous portion. As I said, we've had many lunches at Windsor Diner. All were delightful, and all keep bringing us back.

The family were about halfway through our 5+ hour drive north, in desperate need of refueling…read more(literally and figuratively).  Citgo took care of the car, Yelp helped with the food. There weren't many options and the best reviewed was the Windsor Diner.(Yes, consisting of just one review... where that family was adventurous enough to try the lasagna - which is so amusing to me.  And not the last time we'd encounter a Yelp review in this part of the world where people actually order the lasagna from places no one in their right mind would!) Coming from NJ (diner capital of the country) where even my little hometown used to have 3 diners itself... maybe it isn't fair to judge a diner in God's country the same way we do in Jersey. This place is small.  It's decrepit (from the carpeting to the bathroom). There's a really strong odor (maybe old/burnt oil from the fryer?) wafting through the place the whole time we were there. But it's really busy... people coming and going constantly - which we take as a good sign. Waitress - awesome.  We're getting a good vibe from this place now. The Mrs. - really enjoyed her dish. Younger twin - he dug his dish. Older twin - half-and-half, he dug the sandwich but not the side of (clumpy and congealed) mac-and-cheese. Myself - after joking with the rest of my family about someone ordering the lasagna and garlic bread what do I do?  I bravely order their haddock special.  It wasn't "bad" but it definitely wasn't "good".  The (bland) filet was hacked up (either the cook was angry or this was the only way for them to 'know' the fish was cooked through/properly?) and the mashed potatoes were very basic (boring).   Pricing was honestly great.  (Jersey) Diner-size portions and no dish was over $14-ish. Not sure we'd come back but it definitely served its purpose.