SO GOOD! We stopped here on our first night of a few days away and we are so glad that we did. The…read morerestaurant appeared clean and nicely decorated. We were promptly seated. Our waitress was friendly and checked in on us often. I had the lobster lollipops with a side salad. Both things were delicious! The dipping sauce for the lobster was pleasant! It wasn't overly salty or buttery. We really enjoyed our meal here.

Beautiful views! Affordable and great service. Food was awesome. I had the chicken sandwich .read more

Good authentic Cajun!…read more With so much to choose from in Ithaca NY, why would visitors look into a Cajun restaurant? Because we've found that this town is a foodie paradise, we love catfish, and we love love blackened catfish. We had Maxie's blackened catfish in a flavorful spicy deep-pink Creole sauce, with maple-braised (!) collard greens, black beans and rice. They were not fooling around. They know their true Cajun seasoning. The oysters at the next table looked great, too, but we had missed the happy hour special. Of course we added an appetizer of fried green tomatoes with a bright somewhat-spicy New Orleans version of remoulade. Any they didn't shortcut the sazerac either: they rinsed the glass with Pernod, and finished it with authentic Peychaud's bitters. Wonderful.

My husband and I had dinner at Maxie's Supper Club & Oyster Bar last week, and we had a great time…read more Maxie's in a little bit of New Orleans in Ithaca, and it really excels at that. From the building and decor, to the drinks and decor, NOLA is everywhere on the menu and in the restaurant. We started with a State Street Hurricane (dark and light rum, passionfruit, and lime) and a Spicy Margarita, which were both great. We had a half dozen of both of their oyster selections (Malpeque from PEI and Spindrift from MA), which they serve with freshly shaved horseradish (a nice touch). Then we shared a Caesar salad, their fish fry, and their special of the night - pan-seared arctic char (with a creamy tomato sauce with capers, cheesy grits, and garlicy spinach). Everything was great. As usual, our eyes were bigger than our stomachs, and we couldn't eat everything we ordered. But the food was so good we ate most of our leftovers the next day for breakfast. The service was very good, and the vibes are great - it's comfortable, casual, and fun. We had a fun meal and some great food. I'd happily return.

The food here is consistently excellent. We order from here at once per month and are never…read moredisappointed. I've ordered from their catering menu also for a work event; it was excellent also. The general tso's tofu is by far my favorite thing on the menu.

Ordered: Chicken w/cashews-very bland with HUGE barely cooked green pepper chunks; Pork Lo…read moreMein-meh, not bad, not good w/tiny bit of pork in it; Boneless pork-not bad...a bit too sweet; Steamed dumplings-absolute joke! VERY thick & huge, bland dumplings...tiny bit of meat in them...tiny cup of sauce for way too many dumplings; Won Ton soup-good; egg rolls, decent but a bit bland. Overall a pretty poor experience for $50+ dollars. Store is gross & service is lacking & slow. I'm done giving them the benefit of the doubt.

The crab boils are the best I have had and the service was spectacular. The ambiance is unique with…read morean overhead projector and fun music. My bar tender was Roberto was so much fun and upbeat and if you are looking for a fun evening go see him!

Everything was really good, the food was cooked well and seasoned nicely. The service was…read moreexcellent, Rachael our server was really helpful explaining to us how the menu worked and the different stuff on it. The ambiance was pretty good also there were large screens to watch and the overall look was really fitting for a seafood restaurant.

The curb appeal is lacking. No sign on the door and we walked into an ugly, empty closed box of a…read moreroom. A young woman came out immediately and said "we have no tables bc I'm very backed up. And did you guys know it's cash only?" Turned and started cashing out a customer. A neighbor recommended the food and I hear it's quite good but good gravy, if their service is always so useless I don't know how they'd stay in business. All she needed to say was "I think it could be about an xxx minute wait. And if you need cash, there is a Wayne Bank 2 minutes down the road to the right." Another awful PA dining experience with staff untrained in any sort of hospitality.

This place is good for a nice pizza nothing special but nothing bad. Just they burnt the crust once…read moreand also there was so much crust. Just a normal pizza place

Our food was delicious and waitress was awesome! We will definitely return again. The taco salad…read morewas best I have ever had had!

Can honestly say the food isn't good here- you'd probably like the waffles they were fine but small…read morein portion size, the servers don't write down your order so if you have any specifics like don't add xyz good fucking luck with that cuz they do not write anything down, sent back the first dish because it was incorrect and then the second which I ordered something different tasted like nothing and over spiced up mushy meat, that cow didn't die to be mutilated in such a horrible way. As they say it's a red flag when u walk into a restaurant and there's too many seats and not enough asses to fill them. And then my fiance his chicken he said tasted sour, I hope he didn't get sick like I did right after I feel like throwing up just writing this. As my mother would probably say "this tastes trouble" but unfortunately my fiance is too introverted to say anything, thank fuck we didn't order any appetizers too, wouldn't want more food to go to waste in this establishment. Oh can I mention the bugs too? There were ants on our table, ants, they probably got worse and the bathrooms soap pump doesn't work so they had to put another whole bottle separately on the sink for people to use. And guess what.. the manager still charged us for the dish that tasted like nothing even tho I only tasted a small bit of it, for that, you can go fuck yourself. As for our server, hun, when a customer is trying to be nice and understanding u don't say "ok" dismissively multiple times, you need to learn how to be a good server and learn how to serve your customers.. and for that, yes I left that no tip on purpose. I tip very well usually but when a service is absolutely horrible like that and the manager just decides to be petty? You won't be getting anything from us at all. Save the time and effort, drive somewhere else.. this place will never be worth it, besides you'll be stuck at the entrance for about 5 mins or so before a server gives a shit about ya anyways.

Visited here and it turned out our greyhounds were welcome on the deck. While it was wine country,…read moreI ordered a Melon Colada - gotta tell you, as good if not better than what I've gotten in the tropics! Service was good, the staff was attentive, and the food was fast.

Had a lovely lunch here after a walk around Watkins Glenn. Highly recommend the crab cakes- some of…read morethe best we've had. The shrimp/lobster roll was great as well. The seafood dip was okay, bread that came with it was a little stale. The lavender lemonade was not the best either IMO- the lavender syrup had a strong alcohol taste (I'm pretty sure there was no alcohol in it ) Then we took a nice walk to the doc. Was great!!! Staff was wonderful/nice and the vibes were right.

The best seafood restaurant in Scranton and a must experience. The menu is full of different…read moreexcellent dishes. Everything I tried was great in taste. Wide variety of beers. The interior decoration is one of a kind and a must see. It has a museum vibe to it, with many historical pictures, toys, collectible items, Art, and sculptures. I am going to guess that if all the decorative items were going to be sold, there's probably and estimated 1 Million value to all those items, just a guess. There is an area with souvenirs of The Office on sale and many items on display. As The Office was filmed in Scranton and it is one of the mayor attractions of the town, and part of it's cultural history. Scranton is full of history and this restaurant is part of it. It is one of my favorite spots to bring friends and family for a great time.

Super cool atmosphere! This place is deceptively large and is literally a small museum. Every…read morecorridor is a work of art, a display of treasures honoring local history and niche interests alike. One could spend hours looking at the incredible shadowboxes, model trains, war memorabilia, movie displays, model ships, etc, not to mention the Dunder Mifflin gift shop! The food, however, is another story. The menu is large and varied and has some delicious appetizers (particularly the Bang Bang Srimp and the Crab Balls--addictive) and entrees too, but the very pricey stars of the menu leave much to be desired. The "Just Seafood" entree looks mouthwatering by description and costs forty effing dollars, but I'm being completely honest when I tell you everything on that plate was drier than a popcorn fart. The dish comes with shrimp, scallops, and lump crab meat. The best thing on the plate was the THREE scallops they provided. The crab was genuinely the worst, driest crab I've ever had. Worse than low-quality frozen snow crab at Red Lobster or the grocery store. The shrimp was overcooked and pathetically seasoned with a light sprinkle of paprika (which fell mostly on one shrimp and none of the others). I had to salt my own food at the table because everything was flavorless. All in all, if you're in Scranton because you like The Office, stop here and have some CHEAP starters and drinks, grab some cool Dunder Mifflin merchandise at the gift shop, and enjoy all the awesome art they have at Coopers. Pay no mind to their expensive seafood, it sucks. Service: the waitstaff are lovely, friendly and attentive. They're great and deserve praise!

It's location is in a mall with good parking and sign outdoor on the building to easily find them…read morewe either eat at the location or order takeout and are very pleased with seating area service and presentation of food. They carry wine and beer which is plus and have booths seating as well as tables for large grips lighting and ambience is good

We have been here a few times. If you order from the menu, I would rate the food 4 or 5 star. But,…read moreI would rate the buffet 2 star. The food is never hot. When they first opened, they only had sterno cans to heat the food. Now they have a steam table, but the food isn't hot. It 's room temperature at best. You can't rely on the steam table to warm up the food, it needs to be already hot before you serve it. Botulism just waiting to happen. The bathrooms are very dirty. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The ambiance is nice.

So many great things about this place!…read more Loved that they have soda from Mexico in glass bottles. And beer... Waitstaff recommended a variety of dishes, chimichangas, carnitas and enchiladas all were outstanding. The vibe is casual and friendly. The kind of place you can chat with other patrons or just enjoy great Mexican food savory the moment. Street parking was easy. I didn't think about a picture because the food was just that good.

We have been to Grandmas many times pre covid and during covid for take out. We decided to go this…read morepast week and see if it was what we remembered. They did not disappoint! We were greeted upon walking in the door . The family ran restaurant offered quick service and food was prepared and delivered to our table rather quickly. My husband had his usual chimichangas and I tried the fajita burrito. Both were delicious and as we remembered. We will be going back!