Great lunch here on our way home from Niagara Falls. Friendly service, tasty food and affordable…read moreprices! My Dad and I split the turkey wrap and the reuben sandwich, both delicious. My sons each has a burger and fries from the kids menu (which was actually a full-sized burger). Great value and a rustic vibe here. A quick drive off of HWY 81 and worth the visit! Highly recommend!!

They were advertising for line cook and server. Sign on the door lets you know guns are welcomed…read more The decor says they love our military, police and the American flag. The building is old and in need of repairs. Table was clean, waitress was 100% herself. and doing a good job being the only one. Food was ok, I think grilled sandwiches and fries slightly overcooked. (Maybe this is why they are looking for a new cook) They ran out of coleslaw and waitress did give a discount on the check bc of that. The tuna salad sandwich looked good and was enjoyed, as were the corn nuggets.

Nice little roadside diner. Good food, generous portions and a fair price. Enjoyed an excellent…read morebreakfast before getting back on the road.

Lunch on a sunny mid-Winter Tuesday afternoon in Whitney Point, NY. There's free spring water in…read moreLisle, NY. We like to fill our plastic jugs there, and the road to free H2O runs past Riverview Diner. We've passed it countless times over the years, but not at mealtime. Today the stars aligned and we stopped for lunch. Quaint, homey, and user friendly, we immediately got a warm and fuzzy feeling. Meg had a hamburger, I had a cheeseburger. My burger was delicious. The fresh bun came apart and I had to use a knife and fork. Our fries were perfect for us. Golden on the outside, soft inside. The owner/server was friendly and efficient. Not a glitch, and all together we had a great lunch experience. We recommend you try it out when passing Whitney Point on I-81 or US-79.

Amazing service tasty sweet potato fries great service but ambiance was nice every one was cheerful…read morebut endeavor confused me a little

This is a place i plan to come back to when i am in Town. I haven't been here alot to be truthful…read morebut many Cortland friends seem to genuinely enjoy the place. Last time i was there i only had drinks but the food looked tasty. The staff seemed friendly and helpful as well.

This review is for their lunch menu. A friend and I were in town and decided to stop for a late…read morelunch. There was ample seating inside and outside but we opted for outside. The service was slow to get started. We started with a Caesar salad to share because we were enticed by their unique take on the salad. It was delicious and we couldn't get enough. I ordered the steak sandwich with French onion soup. It was delicious. The bread was the right amount of crispy and the steak was cooked to perfection. The perfect amount of sauce and juicy. The French onion soup was good but I prefer the cheese melted all over the top rather than melted to one large crouton to snack on. My friends chicken sandwich was reported to be delicious (not pictured). I've heard their brunch and bakery is great. I'll be back to try their other menus P.S for those who care: the bathrooms are individual private rooms that are incredibly clean and well designed

Food and service were good.. Nice beer selection and atmosphere…read more. now Im typing stuff to meet yelp min text requirement

This restaurant embodies the feeling of when, as you go progressively further into more rural…read moreareas, everyone gets kinder and truly cares about you. The great staff, homey background, and absolutely delectable food are all to die for. Now about the food, I personally went for the jerk chicken, which if you have ordered before you know is usually either an overly spicy mess or the best decision you've made that week. Thankfully at MJ's it was the latter, with bursting spicy, sweet, and salty flavors that created heaven between 2 brioche buns. Also, the blue rice was a nice touch. Even the bathroom looked like a mini spa, with the sink looking like the material it's made of ends in "ite". Summarized, best restaurant ever. 10/10 recommend.

I'm not sure what I was expecting when my cousins brought me here for brunch but it certainly…read morewasn't tropical seaside on the river. The restaurant had a tropical shirt miami beach theme that made me want a golden girls kaftan. We had a larger party so we booked a reservation the night before. Our table was ready on time and we were quickly seated. Our sever was attentive and quick to get drink and food orders. I wasn't drinking but the tropical summer theme certainly carried over into their drink menu. I ordered the poutin-ish for my meal not quite sure what curry I would get and happily it was Japanese style curry sauce. It was a perfect meal for the morning. Would love to go back again sometime.

Came for dinner because we were walking around the Commons on a Friday night. They were busy so…read morethere was a bit of a wait as the single hostess was guiding groups to their tables. We sat in an inside booth but it was very sunny and there were no shades on the window so our friend had to wear his sunglasses at the table. They have a mix of limited local beers, and other craft and domestic beers on tap but they don't make their own beer here. Food was good, I shared the shroomin pizza with a friend.

We stopped for a couple of refreshing sours on a summer evening…read more Meier's Creek Berry Man has prominent dark fruit flavors of goldenberry, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, blackberry, led by huckleberry. Huckleberry is a more-tart relative of the blueberry, and is notoriously difficult to farm. There was so much fruit here that we couldn't really say it was the dominant flavor. Quite nice. Nice red hue, too. Wait ... "Berry Man"-ilow? Not sure of the intended implications. It seems to get sweeter as it warms up. I still don't get the name. Wachusett Blueberry Ale was a less-tart and more malty brew. This to us was more beer that fruit-punch. So one of liked the first, and the other liked this. There were maybe a dozen more drafts to choose from. The bar was pleasant, bright, and relaxing.

First, Remliks Grille & Oyster Bar is the BEST restaurant in Binghamton, in my opinion. Three of…read moreus were there yesterday to celebrate a birthday. Oysters, oysters, oysters - all of us had oysters on the half shell - a nice assortment available. Delicious! I followed that with fried oysters - perfection! Then had the small portion of steamed clams - so good! Friends had linguine with fresh clams, wedge salad and rare filet mignon. All excellent. Our server Alfredo was also wonderful, great personality and very attentive. We had the chocolate cake (shared) and lemon cake for dessert. All excellent! We had the best time at this lovely restaurant. Highly recommend for special occasions and just anytime you are craving a superior overall dining experience.

My wife, daughter and I went there recently before a concert. Make sure and make reservations…read more Instead of us all ordering entrees we all ordered two appetizers each and shared. We had the ahi tuna, quesadillas, fried oysters, beans and greens, caprese salad, and beef tips. They were all fantastic and we had more than enough to eat. My favorite was probably the beans and greens and fried oysters but they were all great.

I saw that Bohemian was in 3rd place and that seems crazy to me. It is, by far, the best restaurant…read morearound in terms of the quality of food and the menu choices they've made. The service is great and the baked goods for dessert can't be beaten (at least not for a 100 mile radius). I'd give it 6 stars if I could. Get the hand-made lemonade!

The restaurant has a great space with wooden bench seating and tables with chairs. The service was…read morefriendly and pleasant. I had the ahi tuna, which was very good, and a side of crispy french fries, mmm. My partner had a nice fresh Caesar salad. We ended it with a Paris Brest, superb!

the waitress Alyssa was 5 star - very personable and attentive - but I put 4 star overall because…read moreit is really time to fix the sewer problem in the bathrooms!

On a trip to pick up my daughter from Binghamton University for the holidays, I had a craving for…read moreBBQ. Fortunately, Food & Fire BBQ was across the street, so we decided to drop in. Ambience - pit BBQ vibes with concrete floors and spacious industrial warehouse feel. Servers and hostess were super friendly. Food - Cornbread - we received some complimentary cornbread, which were cut into small squares. Served cold. 3/5 Smoked Gouda Mac and Cheese - the promise of smoked Gouda had my hopes up, but the flavor was lacking 3/5 St Louis Ribs - I asked for ribs with Memphis style dry rub. The flavor was fantastic, but could have been a little more tender. Still, a really good rib. 4/5 Brisket - I was offered Lean, Regular or Fatty. I asked for fatty and received two slices which were half fat. Makes me wonder what I would have gotten if I ordered "Fatty". Regardless,the brisket was a little underseasoned. Fried Clam Strips - the order came out overcooked and burned. The server was nice enough to get a new one for me. 4/5