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.

We stopped into Hand + Foot for lunch and were so glad we did. The atmosphere is relaxed and…read morewelcoming, with exposed brick and ro artwork that gives the place an artsy, modern feel while still honoring its historic setting. Definitely a spot where you could linger for a while. Food-wise, we ordered the fried rice with crispy chicken (breaded in crushed Cheerios--yes, Cheerios, and yes, surprisingly delicious!), the bánh mì, and the crispy chicken sandwich, which ended up being the star of the show. Every bite of that sandwich was perfectly seasoned, crunchy, and satisfying. We upgraded our side to the greens, which came topped with some mysterious orange ingredient--maybe a grated carrot dressing? Whatever it was, it was scrumptious. We also ordered a side of pickles, which were surprisingly affordable and so flavorful that they disappeared fast. We didn't try any drinks, but the menu had plenty of interesting options to choose from. One of my favorite parts of the experience was how family-friendly the place felt: while we waited, the kids grabbed a new-to-us game (The Enchanted Forest) from the board game shelves, which made the time fly by. Service was attentive and friendly without hovering, and overall we had a fantastic experience. If we lived closer, this would be a regular lunch spot for sure!

On a weekend trip to Corning, my cousin and I had some time to kill before dinner. We stopped by…read moreCarey's Brew House for a drink. The first thing you notice is that this is a huge brew house. We thought it was closed because there's a sit-down area in the front before you get to the back where the bar is and the bartender was. It's a converted house. We sat by the bar. Since we were a tad bit hungry, we shared some potato skins which hit the spot. Unlike your typical potato skins, these were thick but fried just right so the potatoes were cooked all the way through, the cheese was melted, and the bacon was crisp. Kind of like a deep dish version of potato skins. I always appreciate a solid beer list and as a brew house, Carey's had just that. They even had my favorite beer, Delirium, which I couldn't help but get to go. Service was solid.

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.

Worst food service sucked food not cooked properly was not what I expected the food was coldread more

Passing through on the way to the finger lakes. First choice restaurant was closed so walked in…read morehere. Great choice and great food! Bartender was excellent and food spot on get the Pub Burger if you are up for a food challenge.

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.

What can I say? We tried Mooney's because we heard about their famous mac and cheese, and…read morehonestly...the hype is well earned. We ordered the Rodeo Mac and Cheese and the Bacon Chicken Ranch Mac and Cheese (both in the whole size--think 5-6 cups each!), plus the Rodeo Burger, which comes topped with BBQ pulled pork and crispy onion straws. Everything was absolutely DELICIOUS, and even with our family of five, we still had leftovers. So. Much. Food. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. We ate downstairs, though there's a bar upstairs if that's more your vibe. Our waitress was super friendly and even tried to warn us that one whole mac would be plenty--but we wanted to try both flavors, so next-day leftovers were just part of the plan. Pricing felt very reasonable for the giant portions and the quality. Mooney's is one of those restaurants that knows exactly what it does well--and does it really well. We'd definitely come back!

This humble yet exquisite pub was a great lunch spot for me and my family. The drinks came out…read morequick and the food followed after. I ordered one of their famous burgers, which lived up to its reputation. The waitress was very understanding of my allergies and very friendly with our large party. I highly recommend you try this restaurant, even if it is just for a drink at the bar.

Was spending the night in town as my son play lacrosse at Alfred State and my wife and I visited…read morePaddy's. Place was a little busy and we couldn't sit right away so we decided to sit at the bar and order drinks while waiting for a table. We were starving so we figured we would just eat at the bar. The bartender was awesome and friendly and had heavy pours! I'm not a big drinker and if I did not eat, I probably would not have driven after one drink. The food came out fast and hot and my burger was juicy and perfectly cooked! My wife's was also perfect. The bill was a very good price as well considering our meal and booze. I would definitely recommend Paddy's and I will visit again for sure!

Nice local beers on tap! And many good options. Was very happy with what we got! I got the light…read morefar smash burger salad. It was the perfect portion and was very good.

Innovative menu, delicious food, friendly and helpful staff . Lots of gluten free options,…read morealthough I didn't see that on the website, but they've got gluten free buns for any sandwiches, and two types of gf flatbreads and even some of the cream soups and chowder are actually gf. There are interesting metal sculptures around the walls and cute holiday decorations. Honestly the best food we had in Wellsboro and interesting and fun decor.

Service was attentive. Not much diversity on the menu. I ordered a cheeseburger with seasoned…read morefries. Fries were terrible. No seasoning, not hot, not good. Threw them away. The hamburger was not flavorful, and had bits of gristle in it. Not much seating, and what was there was uncomfortable. I will not be returning here, ever.

We were greeted quickly, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Nice selection of beers on tap,…read moreincluding two from other breweries. Few unique beers and some nice IPAs. Food was good, always appreciate it when the kitchen listens and gives you a rare burger when you ask for it. Fries, fresh cut, and perfectly crispy. Great food and beer, nice ambience, welcoming, and friendly service, definitely five stars!

I stopped here on my way home to pick up a fish fry to go. It was about 4PM and the local folks…read morewere starting to roll in. The bar has a hometown feel with some history in the decor. My fish fry was really good and hit the spot. The bartender was friendly and efficient. Nice place to stop.

On a recent Friday night many people, including my wife and I, journeyed to this pub for the…read morenight's fish fry special. In addition to a large piece of fish, we received French fries and coleslaw. It was quite good and reasonably priced.

It's certainly unique. On the appearance side, it would be a classic, old-style bar restaurant with…read morea little care. But as it is, it's just worn and shabby. There's no staff, just the owner/chef/waiter, and because everything is cooked fresh (obviously a good thing) it's SLOOOOW. My wife and I were the only customers (mid afternoon), and we were there for almost 90 minutes. She liked her lunch burrito a lot, and it looked great. But my ham and egg sandwich was way too salty for my taste. Having said that, it was on very good, thick, fresh bread. But again, the timing thing -- my sandwich came out, and then we waited 8 minutes for her burrito. Obviously (per the reviews) most people seemed to like it, but....

We considered the other yelp review and went in with our "eye's open"…read more Cash only... dated decor... we hoped for a 50's diner, it's a 50's pub. Great bones... but to put it in context... the ceiling hasn't been painted since the 50's either.... we're both mature and remember the days when cigarettes weren't banned in restaurants... Proprietor was friendly and as quick as a one man show can be. As others have said; three meal options. If we weren't tired from a day at the museum we would have been more chatty and I'm sure the stories would have been a delight. Go if you're up for that kind of experience. Lettuce was crazy fresh and delicious... it seemed that all the other dinner ingredients were pulled and cooked from the freezer as needed.