So good I went back a couple days later before leaving town! Tried the falafel starter and grape…read moreleaves this time, both delicious!

I went with my husband and son. I had a beautiful falafel salad. Especially liked the homemade…read morepickled radish. Good portion, perfect dressing. My son and husband had the shawarma pita (chicken and beef) lunch combo with fries. They both enjoyed their wraps and the delicious and generous amount of fries. We'll be back! So close to campus.

Great taste and well portioned food. We got the chicken sharwarma and the chicken tikka masala…read morewhich were both tasty. We did take out, so I'm not sure how the ambiance or restaurant set up is.

Amazing food I got the chicken shawarma on rice is is fantastic. I highly recommend halal bites!!!…read moreThey had great service they are very kind!

What a delightful surprise after an afternoon of skiing! The food was fresh and satisfying. The…read morechicken was slightly dry, but not offensive. The lamb was perfect. I ordered the chicken kabab and my husband had the lamb shank. For dessert, we ordered the oven baked rice pudding. It is served cold, however. This is a must visit when you're in town! They also sell other Turkish products like coffee, teas, doganay (spicy, fermented carrot juice), assortment of juices and Turkish delight. Thank you so much for sharing your wondering food with us.

Passing through and needed a place for the family to stop and eat. The reviews on this place do…read morenot lie!!! Food and service were both phenomenal. We sat outside and enjoyed a fabulous meal. Everything was perfect and the facilities were spotless as well.

The Sophia Stuffed Pita is excellent. I have had it several times and it has been consistently…read moreexcellent. The service is outstanding. It is either front counter, online , or phone ordering. There is a wonderful grand piano occupying the front window of the takeout restaurant. There are several tables where you can eat or wait for your takeout order. It is very clean and organized.

The food is awesome and the service was great!! Definitely recommend. should definitely try!! The…read morenew owner is awesome!! I love it! Definitely try it at some point.

We were looking for a lunch place that might have gluten free options and walked into Tossed after…read morevisiting the Corning Glass Museum. Tossed is located on Market Street which can be busy during lunch & dinner. They offer Vegan and Vegetarian as well. We arrived just after noon so most of the tables were taken. We managed to snag a table though and ordered. My guy had the gluten free cheeseburger bowl which was delicious! Came with a bowl of Romaine, burger, red onion, cheese, and ripe tomatoes and a tangy sauce Looked so good I had to have a bite and it was Great! I had the Trio of Isles which included 2 homemade Spanakopita. I could tell immediately because of the pastry wasn't the usual store bought puff pastry. And, it was so flavorful with garlic, spices and Pine nuts. The hummus was good and the pita points were toasted and warm when served. The falafel was okay and one was filling with homemade Tzatziki sauce. I managed to eat both falafels. I would definitely come again and just get the Spanakopita-it was Amazing. They do a lot of Take Out. Some of their salads were huge (definitely two meals worth - lunch & dinner) and several patrons were taking what they couldn't finish home for dinner.

Somehow, I eat lunch here every time that I am in Corning. Maybe it's because I often come for work…read moreon Mondays and they are one of the open restaurants that day.More likely, though, it's because I usually want something satisfyingly healthy at midday, and tossed always fits the bill. I usually get Cate's Buhda Bowl but recently branched out and got the tofu veggie wrap, chock full of goodness and protein. Both are really flavorful and nourishing, generous too. There is another thing that keeps me coming back. Tossed is clearly family-run, and I know that a father-daughter team seem to be mostly in charge. Once, they got my order wrong, and I waited longer than usual for the correction to appear. Not only did they credit my order but I think the person who made the error was in tears. I just love these people, they are so sweet!

Took my daughter for lunch. I had the octopus salad. The lettuce was scarce and not very fresh. The…read moreoctopus was rubbery and tasteless. I was disappointed. The service was friendly.

Outstanding food and service. Say hi to Ted in the kitchen. He and the staff make you feel right…read moreat home!

First time stopping by this restaurant (located on the back street of where google map directs)…read more The food was delicious! Sophia is in her 70s and is the owner, chef, waitress all-in-one. After making my takeout order she talked with me for 20 minutes about her family, business (has operated this restaurant for 53 years!), and travels. On top of that, she made everything with one hand while wearing a cast from surgery from last week. Such a neat character, restaurant, and amazing food.

First of all, I wanted to say that the main owner of this place is the kindest woman I've ever met…read moreher whole ethos is bringing people together to have conversations and I think just to have that mentality and compassion for people and that desire to bring people together around food is something that I inspired to Inculcate in myself. She honestly sat down and right away told me about her story told me about her family allowed me to join the conversation as well and it just felt like I was at home just for her. I would come back multiple times as far as the ambience goes. The door is always creating an inviting environment. it's one of the places where you just go and you feel like you're transported to another country where you can just relax. The food also felt very healthy. It wasn't heavy at all. It was a little bit on the pricey red but still, it just felt so homey so organic and overall the ambience made the whole experience.

Being a vegetarian, I ordered the Falafel pita. Standard pita - it comes with four falafels, sliced…read moretomatoes, lettuce, tzatziki sauce, and pickles. The plate comes with a side of fries. It tastes good. The fries have that classic crunchy texture to it. This makes the fries yummier. The wait time ends up being 5 minutes. Not too bad as the many customers tend to be locale businesses and students who study around the area. Good for quick eats and for students who want to take a break from classes.

Mediocre halal food. They have chicken and lamb platters as well as pizza. The place has a lot of…read moreseedy people coming in and out to use the bathroom or just sitting around. Not their fault though since they try to get those people to leave. The bathroom is questionable. The door is hard to close/lock, it's a bit dirty, and thereis no soap. Would not recommend.

Absolutely three best chicken sandwich I've ever had! Not only were the chunks of chicken cooked to…read moreperfection and the seasoning and sauce tasted like I was sitting in Tel Aviv but the pita bread was out of this world! I always thought pita was pita everywhere. I don't know if they buy this or bake it themselves but it was warm and rich and amazing! Really fantastic. The beet salad was excellent and everything you'd want in a fresh salad. Dressing was sublime and didn't overpower the rest of what was on the plate. Can't wait to go back! Very reasonably priced as well. We don't drink but it looked as though they had a nice selection of wine and beer.

We stopped by Lev Kitchen for a late dinner while visiting the Finger Lakes, and it turned out to…read morebe a great find in downtown Ithaca. The restaurant is located in downtown Ithaca and has clean, minimal interiors. The service was quick, making it a good option for a casual meal. We ordered the falafel sandwich and the chicken sandwich, and both were fresh and flavorful. The wraps were a little different from the usual--they were made with a thicker flatbread that was well toasted, giving them a nice texture. I also asked for their hot sauce. It wasn't particularly spicy, but it had a unique flavor and complemented the sandwiches well. Maybe it was a combination of being hungry after a long day of exploring and trying something a little different from the usual sandwich, but we really enjoyed the meal. The photos honestly don't do the food justice--they aren't the best quality, but the sandwiches looked and tasted much better in person. If you're in downtown Ithaca and looking for a fresh, satisfying dinner without the fuss, Lev Kitchen is definitely worth a try.

The food and service is amazing. So many choices on the menu. The portions were huge. The…read moreatmosphere is very cool. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Been off a few months because not much worth dining out for around here. Decided to get delivery…read morefrom The Garden and I'm immediately regretting it. Not sure who cooks this food, but it was quite possibly the most disgusting worst food I've ever had. Not an ounce of seasoning on anything, and barely anything resembling culture. Ordered chicken shawarma platter, no tzatziki, hummus on the side, rice on the side. Also ordered musakahn rolls, chicken shawarma flat bread, and mujadara. The chicken all across the board was dry as a rock, room temperature, completely tasteless, and crunchy like it was days old. I didn't get the musakahn roll, I got veggie spring rolls instead. They were soggy in the middle and greasy. The chicken shawarma flatbread, I have no idea what the heck they gave me, but it wasn't what I ordered. The menu says comes with chicken, tahini, pickled radish, and toum. What I got was the same days old dry as a rock flavorless chicken with tomatoes, salad, mayo, ketchup, and parsley on it. The mujadara was fine, just basmati rice with some lentils topped with not cooked enough onions. I asked for one toum and one hummus on the side, but the restaurant gave me five toums, five tahinis, five hummus, and five hot sauce. I didn't ask for all that so it shouldn't have sent. My wife didn't eat her food. I scraped some chicken off the flatbread and had a few spoons of rice. Everything else went into the trash. Also, the toum isn't toum, it's mayo with garlic. At least try please. Can't compete or compare with NYC style Halal food, not even remotely.