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    Hope Cafe @ 444

    4.7 (14 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 2:30 pm

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    Jill H.

    This was my first time at this new Hope Cafe. I knew it was in the works and am glad that I finally got to try it out. This location is close to the Everson Museum, the County Office Building, and much more. It's likely a 10-minute walk from Salina Street. So it's convenient! There is on-street, metered parking and - in this area - I prefer parking across the street in the 500 block of East Genesee. The interior has plenty of seating and is comfortable. I do think that they need a few more lights. There are lots of windows, so you can seat and watch the world go by. And in good weather, you can sit at a table outdoors. I can't tell if this has the same menu as the location in Liverpool. However, I had a very good breakfast sandwich with an emoliente. The person I ate with had a breakfast bowl and an emoliente. The emoliente is my go-to drink at Hope Cafe! Ordering ahead thru their app is an option and I noticed several people picking up orders to-go. All in all, I recommend this Hope Cafe! I think folks who work downtown should definitely give it a try!

    Tanya S.

    good food, fast service, very clean bathrooms, very pretty inside well maintained drinks are phenomenal i enjoyed veggies !!!

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    I don't even understand how a breakfast sandwich can be this good.

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    Stuck in Syracuse because of a cancelled flight and a woman at our hotel recommended Inka's…read more Was the only place we saw that had customers. A busy bright place. We sat at the bar and had a couple of fantastic appetizers and some pisco sours. Fantastic flavor and welcoming vibe. Loved it!

    Like Tiffany below, I had the lomo saltado and I was disappointed - maybe this is the dish to…read moreavoid? For $50-$75 per person for one non-alcoholic drink, one shared appetizer, and one entree, I expected a little more. The room is very pretty, though they haven't managed to vent airflow away from the tables with a redirecting fin, I'd rather that than sweating on a summer's day. The drinks were great, if a bit overpriced at $10-$15 each for mocktails. The appetizer, Chicharrones De Calamar, was clearly previously frozen but overcooked calamari, no crispiness detected despite the rubberiness of being overcooked. My entree featured the fries my fellow reviewer called out, the puff-potato finest frozen, rather than fresh cut and rice that was so dry it was crunchy. The beef was not anything special and my dining companion went so far as to lament that we hadn't just dealt with the heat in their kitchen to make something instead. My companion had the cazuela and said it was fine but nothing particularly worth visiting for again. The hosting staff seemed wonderfully warm and welcoming. The wait staff were unaware of how to approach a table to place or remove dishes, what fork and knife placement might indicate that you are either continuing to dine or finished (or to ask, rather than assume a plate is ready to remove), and movement around the tables was generally awkward. I hope they're working on these skills as they all seem so lovely but service is lacking. We stopped in on a whim on a Wednesday night and while I don't regret trying somewhere new, I regret that it was Inka's.

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