We stopped in on a Saturday night. We were warmly welcomed and brought to a table right away, no…read morewaiting. The place has some pretty cool sports decorations. Everything was clean and maintained well. Our server came over and took our drink order. The drinks came out quickly. My 7&7 was strong and hit the spot. We ordered the chicken bacon ranch Mac & cheese and an order of garlic Parmesan wings. The food came out fairly quickly and man o man! Everything looked and smelled awesome. Mac & cheese ohh so yummy and such a huge portion, and it was only a side portion. The wings..... the best I've had in such a long time. Perfectly cooked. Generous and flavorful sauce. Bleu cheese, house made, equally as good as everything else. Everything was good and a fair price. We left happy, and full.

We stopped in on our road trip enroute to Niagara Falls. The menu looked great so we ordered the…read morechicken fingers wedge to share because we heard how large the portions were. It didn't disappoint, I couldn't finish it. Staff was super friendly, highly recommend . Place had fun ambience. We are downstairs , a ton of people were heading upstairs so it must be nice.

Stated was open Sundays and it was closed. Update your site. It is quite disappointing especially…read moreon a weekend like Memorial Day with Glassfest going on in the town.

My daughter took me here for a Mother's Day "high tea". I was very excited and have been to high…read moretea from east to west coast also in Canada, so my expectations were quite high. When we came in the room was very nicely decorated and we were seated immediately. The server was wearing blue jeans and a tea shirt with writing on it which I've never seen at any tea. The tea choices, teapot and brand of tea were all superb!! When they brought out the 3 tiered tray, I was terribly disappointed. I have NEVER seen any mini tea sandwich served on a slider hamburger bun! NEVER! All high tears have freshly baked scones with lemon curd and clotted cream. There was NONE. The baked goods were extremely dry. There was a "biscuit" that must have been missing an ingredient as it was bigger and 2x the thickness of a hockey puck. Extremely dry and inedible. Choking down 1 bite was all I could do. Other items like the fudge came directly from the local grocery store. This was just wrong.

Three of us stopped in here for dinner in early May after reading reviews. Got quick seating, which…read moresurprised me. Food was good, Dining companions so liked the wine they ordered and drank that we had to find the winery the next day and make some purchases to send back to Wisconsin. Service was good. Busy place, well deserved good reviews in my opinion.

The menu is ambitious but the kitchen was up to the challenge. The service was good both times we…read moreate there. I would go back if I visit Corning again. I have recommended the Cellar to a friend who will be visiting the area soon.

Excellent brewery! Their Pilsner was nice a clean, but the standout for me was the Sweet Potato…read moreStout. Also really enjoyed Hello Darkness, My Old Friend Imperial Stout as well. Great staff that was chatty and fun local vibe in this place!

The old English Ale is really good! Great place to visit on the way home from a long trip when…read moreyou're not ready to be home yet! Wonderful service and a comfortable place to be.

After a long week, but totally satisfying week of glass blowing at the Corning Glass museum…read more Dinner was amazing. Carefully crafted meals that were served with perfection and amazing cocktails. It was a good group dinner in the private room in back. Just stellar. Next time in Corning I will go back.

Very romantic atmosphere. I went here with my boyfriend after someone else suggested this place. We…read moregot French onion soups, deviled eggs, Caesar salad, panna cotta, and ice cream. I also got a peach flavoured beer. I wouldn't recommend the French onion because it's not oniony enough. But the desserts are delish, I devoured the deviled eggs, and the bae and I had differing opinions on the salad (the dressing tasted homemade tho).

In Corning for holiday weekend and stopped by after checking out the glass fest we were seated…read moreright away given menus & time to review They have 8 craft beers on tap and an endless selection of wine, bourbon & bottled beer Then the food we started with the tostones served warm with a spicy garlic aoli sauce My friend had the brisket sandwich & I enjoyed Butter chicken curry sandwich which melted in you mouth & had to eat with a fork and also fresh greens salad with ginger carrot dressing. The food was amazing & so was the service. Thanks Hand & Foot for great evening.

Saw people talking about this online and thought we'd give it a try during for my dad's birthday…read morelunch- and we were excited to try... But...we got there around 12:00 and there were several people in there but also multiple tables open. The hostess ignored us and went straight to the people that just walked in after us (it was obvious we got there first)- then she didn't even address us or greet us... so we picked out a seat and then menus were brought to us. The guy behind the counter came to get our order- he seemed kind of standoffish. I noticed we also got a different presentation of food with chips in a paper bag rather than plated with our food like the others? The food seemed to be good but honestly was overshadowed by the uncomfortable feeling we were being treated differently? We were the only people of color during that time- and all of us felt like that could've been a factor... Otherwise, I try to stay impartial- so the vibe was cute and the food was good- but the experience was not comfortable

The pizza here is delicious and the slices are huge! Truly one of my favorite pizza places. My…read morehusband and I also got subs the last time we were here and they were also gigantic and really good! You order at the counter and then your food is brought to you. Everyone we interacted with was friendly enough. The ambiance is similar to your typical fast food place. Definitely recommend if you are looking for a good slice of pizza!

Still cranking out some of the best NYS style pizza in the area. Went for lunch on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. Packed. Tables full. Line by the door. Thankfully, we were seated promptly. Locals know where to go, and when we return for a visit, no trip home is complete without a pie from Aniello's. Mangia, mangia!!

This is one of the best restaurants in the Corning area, and I highly recommend it to everyone if…read moreyou plan to visit Crystal City. Very spacious, nicely decorated, and has a very warm ambiance. Good food, freshly made-to-order. The pizzas were awesomely baked. So fresh, so crispy, so light, so good. The Caprese was also fantastic in a different way. Hand-stretched fresh mozzarella on fresh tomato, and drizzled with balsamic glaze, oil, and pesto. It was a real gold and I am not exaggerating. Friendly servers and cheerful. Very recommended. Some people commented it's slow. As this is not Burger King or McD, why would those individuals expect "fast" while not going to fast food stores and paying for a higher price? Don't drink that much while typing up reviews. LOL.

On a recent trip, we relied on Yelp for a lunch option and we were disappointed in the rustic pizza…read morehere. The taste was OK and the value was OK, but in a quiet weekday with few customers, the speed of service left much to be desired. We saw the harried staff busily multitasking, making us wonder if they were understaffed - and whether it was by happenstance or perhaps by (economic) design. If you come here,hopefully no one in your party is in a hurry.

Service is phenomenal. Super cute old building. Pizza was really really solid. Very generous with…read moretoppings. Heavy on blue cheese on the Buffalo blue cheese pizza. Caesar salad was nice but nothing special. I didn't like the Italian Dip but the rest of the table did! Overall a great snack but not extra special. Very reasonable for the price!!! Would go again. How did I find this place? I really needed a bathroom and they were open. The bathrooms are phenomenal, I'm glad I had to go!

We stopped in for lunch. The pizza was good but that was the only thing good. The sandwich was…read moreterrible and the service even worse. Don't waste your money.

We visited Corning Museum of Glass on a weekend getaway trip, and it was a must see! Parking is…read morefree; admissions was $25 for adults and $23 for seniors (62+). They have activities and events for all ages. I really enjoyed the demonstrations (glass making and the torching- I wish I got to see the glass breaking but missed it). I would give this place a good 3-5 hours, especially if you enjoy art. They have SO many items on display and activities to do. We even went back a second day! (Included in the admission ticket)

My husband and I visited the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning last week after hearing great…read morethings about it from people who have visited. It's a large museum (larger than I was expecting) dedicated to the art, history, and science of glass. When you walk in, you enter the level with art galleries. There's some incredible art in these galleries - a few pieces by well known artists, but also just plenty of pieces that showed what artists are capable of when working with glass. As I walked around the galleries, other visitors probably heard me say, "THAT'S glass?!" From there, you move into the historical galleries, which is where they show some of their more than 50,000 glass objects, some over 3,500 years old. I didn't know when in history glass was invented or about the various cultures/people in history that put their stamp on work in glass, and I learned a lot from these galleries (which is organized chronologically and by nation). Then, one floor up, there are a few galleries dedicated to the science of glass: how it's made, how colored glass is made, and more. That's also where some (but not all) of the demonstration areas are. The museum offers demonstrations in different areas of glasswork throughout the day and in different areas of the museum: hot glass demo, glass breaking, flameworking, hot glass demo bubbleheads, and more. We stopped by the Innovation Center for the Flameworking demo, which was very cool to watch. The museum offers even more. In another building behind the museum, they have a building where you can make your own glass with the help of their staff. With several options (that vary in age required, cost, length of time), you can choose a project you want to work on and then come back to pick up your glass or have it shipped to you if you're not staying in the area. We decided to make glass flowers (ages 14+, $38/flower). You put on plenty of protective gear and then make a glass flower quickly with the help of staff. I can't wait to see ours (they shipped them quickly and they're supposed to arrive tomorrow according to tracking). Before we visited, I told a friend of mine we were going to visit the museum in a week or so. He told me I'd need six hours to fully enjoy it. I thought he was nuts, but now I can see why he said that. The Corning Museum of Glass is huge, and you can definitely spend a day here. It's an incredible museum and well worth a visit if you're in the area. Just make sure you give yourself enough time to enjoy it!