Love their egg sandwiches on croissant!! Amazing…read moredoughnuts!! Prices good ! I love to stop And sit at he counter by myself and enjoy a cup of hot coffee and go over my emails lol Great place!!

Every time i visit Binghamton. I make sure to get a box of donuts. They make the best donuts in…read morethe area. It was a shame that i got there on Friday 5/10 at about 1:30pm and they had nonkore donuts. Had to come back on Saturday before 12pm to pick up a half dozen boston cream donuts.

Really really good pastries! They make them in house, homemade, and they don't overdo the sugar…read morelike some American places. The owners experiment with new flavors too, and sometimes add international flares like Coconut Guava Mochi. I'm salivating right now thinking about it. They also have really good coffees, and legit the best Thai tea I've ever had. Also, their ice creams (homemade) are delicious, and their flavors are so fun and tasty and unique. Plus the ambiance is amazing, and the owners are so friendly and kind. The service is always done with a genuine smile and timely. My favorite new cafe in bingo!

A great atmosphere with yummy food and lovely employees! They just recently opened, and the staff…read morewere happy to explain to me that all of their offerings are house-made and gave me great recommendations for dessert. They offer vegan ice cream options, and are working on expanding what they serve - their menu updates weekly. We'll definitely be back, and I can't wait to see how they grow!

Used to be a seasonal source of joy, cider and treats. New ownership is ripping the nostalgia out…read moreof the place and creating a place that feels like a tourist trap but for locals. Plus, opening before cider season is disappointing and takes all the excitement from making a trip. Workers are the same as always, polite and getting it done, but owners have lost me.

Hadn't been since I moved away, so stopped in for fresh donuts. Only downside is not having a place…read moreto sit and enjoy them, but friendly service.

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.

Cool Little coffee shop I ran across when I was up in Binghamton. Shop had a very cool vibe and the…read morestaff was super friendly. They had a number of coffee options and some good looking pastries. I grabbed my usual cold brew. The coffee was excellent! If I was in the area regularly, there is no doubt I would be here a bunch.

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .

I stopped by to pick some pumpkins and apples, but unfortunately the apples were all picked out,…read morebut luckily they have a large selection of apples they've picked! Their fresh cider is arguably the best in the area and they have tons of hot pies waiting to be bought. The Apple pie was delicious. I'll have to make this a frequent stop so I can stock up on the cider!

Endicott native here, but this review is for non-natives. If you think there is only one kind of…read morepizza; if you think Papa John's/Pizza Hut/etc is "good" rather than edible at best; if you think that pizza has to be hot and triangular to be good, then, frankly, you might not like Roma's. Yes, Roma's is non-traditional in a sense, but it's old school non-traditional, not non-traditional as in yuppie pizza with weird wacky toppings or made in the shape of a goose, or whatever. Roma's pizza is fluffy, square, comes with less sauce and/or cheese than you might expect, and can be eaten hot. But its true genius comes out when you intentionally choose to eat it cold. Many people believe that the true test of a slice of pizza is whether it's good in an hour, or even the next day. And I'm one of them. Mass-produced ingredients tend to show their colors after they've cooled off - at some point Pizza A tastes a lot like Pizza B or Pizza Z for that matter. Those pizzas that are meant to look like the million dollar tv ads: stringy cheese, bubbling red sauce, jellybeans in the crust, tend to turn into glop after reaching room temperature. Roma's is different. Different in a way that it's almost like a combination of pizza and something else - bagel? croissant? German pretzel? Bottom line is that if you pick up a square of Roma's (either hot or cold) expecting conventional pizza taste and texture, you'll be surprised. And if you're surprised there's a good chance that you'll feel angry, disappointed or betrayed. If you just open your mind, close your eyes and take a bite, you might find that there's more than one way to make wonderful, delicious cheese redsauce bread. And that's why us locals absolutely love it. For breakfast, lunch, dinner or whenever.

Stopped in to grab a loaf of bread for Christmas Eve dinner, still hard to beat it. Not nearly as…read morebusy as it was back years ago when I lived here, and with them not actually baking I missed that wonderful smell.

Best Bacon, Egg & Cheese Iv'e ever had didn't get the chance to get his name but his customers…read moreservice is excellent he is a new guy definitely did his thing.

You cannot go wrong with ordering food here, the dozen wings for only 10$ is my goto, the owner…read moreJohn works very hard to produce amazing food.

So personally I love this place and I feel like you either love it or just not a fan ( I don't get…read morehow anyone could hate it). Me and my girlfriend went and the line was to the door which isn't abnormal on a Sunday. There usually is a morning rush and a lunch rush but it doesn't take too long to get it and out maybe 15 minutes from walking in to leaving. We ordered 2 bagels and a hash brown and order of potatoes wedges. They were delicious now I've heard that these aren't like a New York bagel but maybe I don't know what a New York bagel tastes like because it tastes pretty good to me! I personally like a little extra cream cheese but I know some people aren't a huge fan of that part. They also have booth tables and high top tables it is small but you're also not on top of others and the workers are very nice and it's easy to have a conversation with them and become a regular.

I HATE to write this review because we love this place- bagels are amazing, but this is the saddest…read moreexcuse for a wrap I've ever seen. Especially for the price. It's so disappointing because we always try to support local and their food is usually always so good.

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!

Stopped in this a.m. Staff was friendly, omelette, bread / sandwiches and coffee were great. Cool…read morevibe, nice outdoor seating option. Yelp didn't steer us wrong when looking for a quick but local breakfast option.