Best donuts on the planet. I ate almost a dozen myself!!!!The Long Johns are insane. They're sold…read moreout by 9 am.

We weren't planning on going to Tobey's Donut Shop, but since the Thai restaurant wasn't open next…read moredoor, we stopped by. Picked up some donuts and they were all good ($2.10 each): Key Lime - Key Lime filling sweet dough shell topped with bun icing and crushed graham crackers Lemon - Lemon Filled sweet dough shell coated with powdered sugar. Chocolate - Glazed Chocolate fry cake Raspberry Glazed - Original Glazed donut topped with Raspberry icing and sprinkles

The seneca Sunrise Coffee is a quaint place and a popluar local spot. The store has a great…read moreselection of merchs, bags of coffee, cold bottle drinks in fridge and a nice choice of menu. I was able to walk about 3 blocks from my air BNB to the coffee shop and its a well kept outdoor seating space. The store staff are welcoming and attentative service! I grabbed some bags of coffee as gifts; plan to visit again when I am in the area in the future!

Coffee is very good, nice selection. Cozy, nice little outside area. Great for mornings as it's…read moreshaded. Good service.

These are the BEST doughnuts I have ever had. No. Seriously. THE best. But I do have to confess…read morethat I didn't stray too far from the cruller and the plain glazed doughnut just because my mouth wouldn't let me. The texture of both was moist... not the just-about-cooked-and-still-sort-of-wet kind of moist, but the perfectly-cooked sort where the dough just melts in your mouth. (I'm a texture eater... What can I say?) and there wasn't so much glaze that it overpowered the doughnut (I'm lookin' at you, Krispy Kreme). Now, I must give you fair warning that there isn't much of a selection. They offer the basics: plain, glazed, crullers (on Fridays), jelly-filled, chocolate, powdered, blueberry, and the occasional seasonal flavors like pumpkin, BUT they are so delicious that you don't need all the crazy toppings to distract you from the dough. A dozen doughnuts goes for $7.45 and they accept credit/debit on anything over $5. They also offer bagels, but 1) why would you ever buy a bagel outside of the metropolitan NYC area and 2) why would you buy a bagel when their doughnuts are so damn delicious??

Best bagels in town to say the least. Cinnamon rolls, when available are to die for…read more Make many trips for the bagels and cinnamon rolls and have never been disappointed. Highly recommend this bakery.

Busy place in town. Great breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Great service for such a busy placeread more

Sad I didn't take any pictures for my review but it seems to be on brand that I'm always…read moreforgetting. Overall, have been coming to the bakery for year. Well before it's charming renovation, back to when it had leather bar stools at the bakery counter and Jim in the back making the best apple fritters you've ever had. I come whenever I'm in town and it's always good. I think more than anything I come for the nostalgia. The Rice Krispie treats are always a solid pick and I enjoy them a lot. Same with the smiley face cookies, the bakery frosting is the best. I got a parfait for the first time since high school though and was sorely disappointed. They used to use wake robin yogurt (which I do remember them discontinuing some years ago), but now the yogurt is SO sweet. Overall it makes the parfait too sweet with the homemade granola and blueberry coulis. I couldn't help but notice how much smaller the parfait portions are too. They used to be full sized cups and now they're nearly half their former size which was definitely disappointing considering the price has certainly not gone down. In summary, the bakery will always hold a special place in my heart. Been going since I was a baby. The treats are good, sandwiches are solid, and they have a wide variety of beverages. Steer clear of the updated parfait though

Really good food! I respect all the workers working as it got really busy on Memorial Day weekend,…read moresuper kind. We ordered the drunken noodle and the Panang curry and both were packed with flavor, the presentation was excellent. For dessert we ordered the mango ice cream with sticky rice, again the presentation was outstanding. I would definitely come back to eat here.

We wanted a break from the abundant American cuisine in the area and after hiking all morning…read morethrough the gorge, we were ready for some Thai food. We came for lunch. I started off with the Larb salad which was fresh and flavorful, spice level is customizable. My partner tried it for the first time and really liked it. It's light and healthy and I could probably eat this salad every day. We also got the fried tofu appetizer which came with a sweet peanut sauce. My go-to is tofu pad see ew pretty much every Thai place I go and Thai Elephants didn't disappoint! My partner got the chicken pad see ew. We both left very satisfied, everything came out fresh, and service is efficient and friendly.

Okay so I've been here a few times, and honestly I should stop more often because I live rather…read moreclose. They have what is in my opinion a better donut than Dunkin donuts down the road. (I'm still partial to Krispy Kreme however that's quite a drive from here.). The place is rather large, the dining area indoors looks like it's good for at least 30 people anyways and then the outdoor porch weather permitting is probably good for another 20. I arrived about 15 minutes after they opened and the line was forming pretty quickly however it also moved along pretty quickly. The person that takes your order is not the same person that gets your donuts and puts them in the box, so that seems to streamline things pretty well. There's a display up by the cash register with one of every donut that is currently being sold that morning/day so you can make your selection easier. The menu is a little more extensive than donuts, as they also have hoagies and shareables and of course coffee/ juices. For whatever reason, somebody decided to put donuts with beer... Yeah I don't know... But, if the mood strikes you they have a very fine selection that they rotate from time to time of draft beer. It's a pour your own kind of a thing and they also sell growlers. There's of course t-shirts and other random souvenirs that not only have the company logo/wording but Owego in general. Bottom of mind this place is definitely worth a visit.

Absolutely great concept! I love the blend of coffee, donuts, sandwiches, beer & wine, and even a…read morebuild your own charcuterie station. We came for breakfast at 11 on a Sunday and got: - coffee cake donut - maple pecan donut - home fries - breakfast meat pizza - amazing! - coffee - tapped beer The breakfast pizza was the headline of the food for me. I anticipated an egg like omelet / quiche but it had a light bread bottom and the meat was crispy. It was well balanced and super tasty. We got a ton of beer tastes and it was great that you could pick your own beer glass and make your own flight. We both spent about $10 and had at least 6 beers we were able to taste. Overall about $25 a person for food, beers, and tip

I had a good experience here for the most part! I went twice during my trip. I enjoyed the gluten…read morefree toast and bagels and got an egg and cheese one day, and a scallion cream cheese and cucumber the next. The coffee is also delicious and didn't even need a flavor added. The man taking our orders the first day was also incredibly kind and you could tell he just enjoyed his job, or at least was happy to be there. There's also a mini shop here basically. There's fresh bread and prepackaged meals here like Shepards pie and fruits and veggies. There also was plenty of cute merch and I left with two designs. Two things that I didn't like. Ordering was a bit chaotic. There are labeled areas that show where to order what, but if it's your first time in it can feel overwhelming and you might be wandering a bit figuring it out. I wish it could all be ordered at one spot, not like it's a food hall. I understand that this probably does work the best for them though and is most likely pretty easy for ordering if you're a local. Lastly, I had an issue with a woman working the second day. They have a big menu and I was looking at it above her head while ordering. She was fine while I was talking, but stopped me when I went to walk away. She said "You know, you really need to face people while you're talking to them." What! So awkward and weird. That's the main reason I took one star off because it caused me not to go back again. Very rude and felt like a mini lecture for no reason.

We're not local but we've visted before and really enjoyed the stop. Being in the area, frequenting…read morethe State Theatre, and listening to good music we needed morning refreshments and immediately thought "Baked in Ithaca". This visit we got coffee, breakfast sandwiches and various baked goods. The restaurant was busy and hopping with activity on a Sunday morning around 9AM. The parking lot was full but there was street parking around the business. There was also plenty of seating for us to find some room to eat in comfort. You order food at one counter but you pay at the other counter? All food is delivered to the "pay" counter. Service was fast, even with the crowd, the breakfast sandwiches were delicious, the coffee was dark (which we love) and the baked goods didn't last long. We got a cinnamon coffee cake and a loaf of bread that were huge hits. "Baked in Ithaca" - what a slogan!

We recently had a going away party for one of our employees and she wanted donuts. We chose…read moreCamerons and these donuts are huge and so so good. Great variety of options and delicious frostings and creams. My go to's are the fritter and their cinnamon roll. Always a go to when out at work.

Cameron's bakery is awesome. Amazing donuts. You got to try their glazed with coconut shavings on…read moreit. It's to die for. I buy all my cakes from them. They're Italian. Bread is great. The only drawback is a little pricey. Prices have gone up a few times I've noticed. At least they're not like taps. Same price for Italian bread but you get half a loaf now.

Don't bother booking a room at Bee's Sweets for an event because god forbid you get sick with…read moreCovid/cold/flu/RSV you WILL NOT be refunded. Their cancellation policy is unclear and the owner/staff I spoke to was unwavering to the fact that we are ill. Could we have still had the party and got everyone sick? Sure, that would be AWFUL. So we're out our hard earned money for trying to keep our family/friends/HER/HER STAFF safe and healthy. Gotta love a shady small business.

What a treat. I love the beautiful assortment of macarons! You need a group of perhaps 5 people to…read morepolish off one brownie: I got the peanut butter cup-strewn version and have been taking delicious bites of it all day--and there's still a lot left.

Loved this spot!! Good for small groups or getting brunch to go. I got a NY Maple Iced Latte in a…read moreLarge and it was delicious!!! It was the perfect amount of sweet. I also ordered a bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel, which was a lot better than I was expecting. My friend got the avocado toast. Service was quick too. Hope to be back!

Hound and Mare is a cute little breakfast spot that serves breakfast sandwiches, salads, pastries,…read moreand coffee. They have a couple of breakfast sandwich options, but the Melrose stood out to me right away. It has bacon, over easy egg, a slice of crispy cheddar, garlic aioli, and caramelized onions on a toasted sesame bagel. Usually, I'm not a over easy or sunny side up person because I don't like egg yolk, but this whole sandwich with everything made it work for me. It was so tasty and satisfying. I've never had a crispy slice of cheese like this. I enjoyed the sandwich so much that I got it again the next day. I made the mistake of squeezing the sandwich and the egg yolk squirted on my sleeves. It seems like a popular spot. There was a line of people both days I went. The sandwich took about 5 minute wait.