I was driving home from a work conference and had lunch nearby. I wanted coffee to get me through…read morethe rest of the ride home. Found Strange Brew on Yelp and it looked good. The cafe is in a cute downtown area. Plenty of seating, including some on the sidewalk. The woman working behind the counter was excellent, friendly and professional! She recommended the Americano because she loves their espresso. Great recommendation, very smooth and three shots in the large got me through the long drive! Will gladly return!

Strange brew is a cute and unique coffee shop with delicious food options and drinks! The staff is…read morekind and helpful and service is quick. The inside of the shop is a little small, but still plenty of space to sit and enjoy the atmosphere for a bit!

So glad I stopped in to Sole City! I had an hour to kill so popped in for a latte and a croissant…read more I was impressed by the atmosphere, plenty of seating of different formats, and even a beautiful outdoor patio area with a fountain. The prices were so reasonable and the coffee was great. Would definitely recommend this spot to anyone in the area!

Great local coffee house. The setting has lots of seating and feels cozy! When I was there it was…read moredecorated very festive for the holidays. The coffee was very good and roasted in Ithaca. Lots of options and good pricing. We were served by the owners who were friendly and you can tell support the local community.

I like this place. Lots of vegan options. Good coffee. Cute vibe. Friendly service. Affordable.read more

Food was good, but I had a really bad experience with the service and the manager. I went there for…read morelunch last Friday, (Jan. 9th, 2026) and ordered a wrap and a bottle of beer. I asked if I could have the Mexican salsa sauce instead of Dijon mustard on my wrap. My server behind the bar, , (who is also the manager), said no problem, but there might be a few black beans in the sauce, she made no mention of any extra charge for simply using a different sauce. When she gave my check, she had added $5.50 , just for salsa instead of Dijon mustard . When I protested, and asked her to remove the charge, she refused, and was very rude to me. I didn't use bad language, or behave in a threatening manner. A female friend of hers, who was seated at a nearby table, with two men, joined in, and they both ganged up on me. Since I was using a credit card, I had no choice but to accept the added charge. I told her that what she was doing is a practice called "Padding" a check, to beef up the bill. I asked her if this is how she was trained, and her answer was, "I didn't have to be trained, this is how I do things" . I was in the middle of gathering together my belongings, and putting on my coat, to leave, and she came around the bar to my side, and said, "Let's go, you're not leaving fast enough", (Quote) I left, as soon as I had my coat on. She also said that there was a problem, a few days earlier, when I came in for a quick beer, before catching my bus. Well, guess what that "Problem" was ? The draft beer was totally flat, and warm, and all I did was let them know, and asked for a bottled beer instead. I did what any customer would reasonably be expected to do. Before I left, she told me, "Don't come back ". This is horrendous treatment of a customer, especially coming from a manager. P.S. Jan. 15th, 2026 - I am responding to a few points in yesterday's reply from the business owner to my complaint: 1. She said I was expecting an add on for free. This is erroneous, because I didn't even think of a different sandwich sauce as an "Add-On", which it should not be. 2. Saying I added Beyond sausage to my burrito, which is an "extra charge" Again, erroneous, Beyond wrap is $13.25, and Bean Burrito is $12.95, so it's fair to say that they're both the same price. What I actually ordered was the Beyond sausage wrap, and merely requested the Burrito sauce instead of Dijon mustard. What the manager did was bill me for a Bean Burrito, $12.95, and added a "side beyond sausage", and charged me an extra $5.50 for what was supposed to just be the Burrito sauce, which is not in my opinion a legitimate "Side". 3. Saying that I should have asked if there would be an "Up Charge". It's the responsibility of the server to let the customer know, that there will be extra charge, it's not the responsibility of a customer to ask.

This review is long overdue! I've been coming to Clinton Street Cafe for years, and it truly is a…read morelocal landmark. They're almost always busy, and still take the time to make you feel like family. Everything tastes homemade and made with care. Great food, great people, and the kind of local place you're always happy to come back to.

So we had to choose a new breakfast place as our usual stop is closed on Monday. This choice was…read morebasically accomplished by using Google and seeing the massive list of places in the area and choosing one we haven't been to yet. Oh my gosh I'm glad we did this one.. Isn't much to look at when you walk in but it's basically a diner so what do you really expect? . Menu isn't huge but what they do they do very well. First thing I noticed when the breakfast came to the table was that the potatoes were fried in butter. A lot of places we have gone to use a little oil on the flat top, nope this place uses butter. And not that cheap imitation butter either they use some real butter. Those potatoes were incredible. We both had the steak and eggs, we both ordered the steak or air which for a breakfast steak is about a 25 second window before it's overcooked, and these guys nailed it. Everything else we had was really good including the French toast. A lot of places have it rather soggy, this wasn't crispy but it was well, let's just say less soggy. We asked him about other things we like for example the sausage biscuits and gravy which they only do on Saturday so we have to go back now. I also want to try their breakfast sandwiches because I was talking to them about these, and for those that are in this area that remember a place on I think Broad Avenue called Pasquale's.. well Pasquale's used to have the best breakfast sandwiches, and the Clinton diner here is telling me that they make theirs a little bit bigger. Definitely has my interest peaked. So anyway yes, I definitely recommend this place. The prices were not too bad really, all of the food we have here I think was about $30. For two steaks, and basically a third order of French toast, I'd say not too bad.

I had a chicken bacon ranch panini and it was so delicious! A cute little place to eat if you have…read morea small group. They have picnic tables outside which is great if the weather is nice! Friendly and quick service.

I have to be honest here... this place is very touch and go. The staff are super friendly and it's…read moregenerally a cute small-town cafe (it even has a drive thru!) but after giving this place many chances, the food is just too inconsistent. In general, their drinks are pretty good. No real issues here, so if you're just going there for coffee, have at it. However, it's mostly standard fare (premade mixes and syrups) with a couple seasonal specials. But the food... I got a blueberry lemon cookie that didn't taste like either, nor was it even sweet, just tasted like soft flour (couldn't even force myself to finish it). Or the Big Mac wrap; the ingredients were all over the place so you couldn't really get a complete bite, it was dripping in grease, and it gave me a stomachache for several hours thereafter (despite no food allergies). There have been some instances where I had a good pastry or got a sandwich that was actually pretty good, but because the times my food wasn't good were just TOO seriously bad (not just meh, BAD), it completely broke my trust. I can't always be sure that I'll order something and it'll be edible. So while I might consider stopping by for a drink out of convenience and support for a local small business (rather than buying it at the gas station), I won't be ordering food.

The place is cute , I'll give them that. I love the lighting and the bright open space , but it's…read morevery small and always packed with no where to sit. Another thing that annoyed me is that the garbage can is exactly where you stand to pick up your drinks. They need to figure out a new spot for it because it's inconveniently placed. Their drinks are also way over priced. My husband had a macchiato and I had the peanut butter chocolate smoothie... disgusting for $7+. It didn't taste like peanut butter nor did it taste like chocolate , it was earthy and indigestible and got me sick. Lastly you should have a dress code for your workers, they look like they just rolled out of bed which is kind of gross if you ask me .

I ordered a regular cold brew with oatmilk and vanilla syrup, and it was very good. I also had an…read moreegg and bacon sandwich on a plain bagel--it was fulfilling and hit the spot throughout the morning. The drive-thru and service was fast, which I really appreciated. Definitely a solid choice when you're on the move and on your way to work

Stopped into this quaint little family-owned-and-operated diner, and what a find! The staff were…read moreincredibly friendly and attentive. They even greeted one customer by name as they were being seated--a sure sign we may have stumbled onto a local favorite. We ordered the Monte Cristo and Cuban Panini, and boom... there goes the dynamite! The Monte Cristo featured homemade challah that made for an incredible French toast base. With shaved turkey and ham tucked inside, using French toast instead of the traditional fried preparation made it surprisingly light while still being completely indulgent. The Cuban was equally impressive. Perfectly pressed bread, chopped barbacoa, ham, pickles, and mustard came together beautifully. Every bite was packed with flavor. This place absolutely earned a spot in the regular rotation. Small, welcoming, family-owned, well priced, and serving up some seriously good food. Definitely worth a stop!

I eat at Queen City at least once a week, often more. The meals (mostly breakfasts but lunch and…read moredinners as well) have been delicious. The wait staff is extremely friendly and competent. While the decoration of the premises leaves a lot to be desired, the friendly, homey atmosphere overcomes the lack of an interior decorator's touch. Prices are very reasonable. For great food served by a wonderful staff all at an affordable price it will very difficult to beat Queen City

The maple latte and cinnamon roll latte were amazing! Fun atmosphere, clean, and friendly serviceread more

Coffee and Matcha drinks were very good bagels and cream cheese. Excellent but they need to get a…read morecinnamon and raisin bagel on the menu