Burgers were good but nothing to write home about. My burger had blue cheese crumbles and bacon and…read morethe wife's had cheddar. Service was alright but could have been a lot better for a Marriott hotel. Evan was our server and did the minimum but after I paid the bill I wanted one more drink to take up to the room and waited about 10 Minutes at the table and decided to wait at the bar and again waited 10 more minutes while the bartender made 2 drinks (wine and a gin and tonic) didn't say anything to me as far "Ill be right with you" or look at me, he decided to help the guy next to me. I walked out without my drink and was so mad i wanted to say something to the front desk but figured it wasn't worth my time.

Everyone was so helpful and kind, much nicer than I expected at a courthouse. Was in and out, clerk…read morewas not at all bothered by all my questions. Surprisingly pleased.

Snuggled neatly between the county sheriff's office and the public safety building is the Syracuse…read moreCity Courthouse. This is where u go when u have jury duty. Booooooooo jury duty. It's not all bad though. There are a few good places near by for lunch and the employees are pretty entertaining. I'm pretty sure they hate give the speech on how to be a juror more than you hate listening to it. Even though they could use more comfortable chairs, the snarky attitude and proximity to tacos makes the Syracuse City Courthouse A-OK in my book.

great little department ,had some training here with take the door back in September and the…read moretraining tower was decent

If I could give them less than one star, I would have. I have rented their meeting hall four times…read morein last fifteen years for graduation parties. My experience was horrible at the last one this year. Seemingly, uncivil people are in charge now. They gave us the key to the hall two days in advance and told my wife that we can set up the tables and chairs anytime before the event on Saturday. After it was all said and done, they not only refused to refund $100 security deposit, demanded $200 extra because we set up the room a day ahead. Most importantly, their mode of communication is plain vulgar, so much so that my wife sent them a check for extra $200 just to close the subject. I sure wouldn't want to deal with them ever again.

Syracuse is definitely a college town, so when school is not in session, there's really not too…read moremany people around. Everyone I encountered was friendly. The downtown area was very walkable, lots of great old architecture there also. Also, the city was very clean. Lake Onadaga was great!! Large paved trails, and again, very clean and well maintained. The New York State fair is also located here! But what this city is most known for is Syracuse University, a very large and nice campus on the south end of downtown. The great Jim Brown, was a running back for the football team, and Pearl Washington and Carmelo Anthony are among their basketball greats. Syracuse Orange definitely represents this city well!!

I have so much love for Syracuse. It's been my home for the better part of a decade now. As a…read moretransplant from the middle of the woods, I never stop appreciating the convenience of never having to drive so far, and the number of great restaurants and events and things to do. Tons of really cool history too, and some truly cool architecture. Lots of amazing restaurants and local businesses, and I've loved having the pleasure of seeing so many cool things develop in the area over the past few years. It has some rough edges like every place does, but I think people tend to undervalue all of the good. Super convenient to get to other bigger metropolitan areas as well - you're within 5 hours drive of several bigger cities, and also within daytrip distance of tons of cute towns. Airport is convenient too. Affordable to live in. Looking forward to seeing the city continue to grow!

These are the friendliest, happiest people I've met at a DMV. You do have to get all your stuff…read morescanned for weapons before going in here. Maybe this is normal for NY state? The NY State DMV system overall is a dystopian nightmare, red tape that will financially strangle you. I could go on and on about that, but we're just talking about this office, so. They decorate their cubicles and often have nameplates with disney character on them. Hey, look. Y'all work at the DMV. Any drop of joy you can find to drink out of life? Go for it. I found that I was seen pretty quickly, which was nice. My registration and new plates cost me $104, which they said was normal. $79 for the registration. They didn't really explain to me, when I first came here to register my out of state salvage title, that I would have to come back again to register after getting a salvage inspection- I thought the $205 I paid for that was everything, but it was not. Eventually I went back to them, and was able to get my plates and registration at once, since I had a NY State salvage title. Yay! They didn't mention that I had to get an inspection as well, something you do before you get your registration, in California, and maybe that's the case here when the car isn't newly registered for the first time? I did find a little piece of paper that mentioned I had a 10 day "grace period" to get an inspection. A different inspection from the salvage title inspection, which I guess couldn't have also inspected my tires and stuff while they were there. Because NY State. Anyway, glad I caught that, because nobody told me I had to do it! Still listing this as "good" because I didn't spend 6 hours waiting with hundreds of people wetly coughing and reeking of dirty diapers and unwashed bodies while my will to live was slowly leached away. So, there's that.

Friendly, fast and efficient. I was in and out in no time; even taking into account the 18 forms of…read moreID that NY requires you to have to get a license.

Crappy traffic , smelly rest stop , crappy overpriced coffee !!…read more BY THE WAY 1) DONT TEXT WHEN DRIVING !! I wanna live 2 ) USA YOUR BLINKER Thanks !!

Nice open road with lots of trucks. Considering the weather and trucks, the road itself isn't that…read morebad. You can hit Canada from this road or go south of NYC. Decent views of frozen hills or green trees. Only knock is that the trucks and cars do speed near 100mph at times, and those NYS troopers don't play for anything.

Not to be confused with the now-closed Carnegie Deli of NYC, or the famous fruit bowl of Pittsburgh…read more(full of Carnegie Melons), this library is an imposing and beautiful old structure in the heart of the lovely Syracuse University campus. This is a proper campus, and not modern at all, and the library is at the very heart of it. It's mainly for the college students, but perhaps because I come here with students (one former and one current), they've never given me any trouble. It's a great place to hang out and study if you like "that old smell" because it does have it. One of the better college libraries I've been inside.