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This New York BBQ Joint Is Giving Guy Fieri’s Favorite Spots A Run For Their Money
If Guy Fieri ever pointed his convertible toward the Finger Lakes and followed his nose, it would lead him straight to Nickel’s Pit BBQ in Watkins Glen, New York. And then he’d probably never leave. That’s not a knock on Guy. That’s a compliment to Nickel’s Pit...
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Work underway on NYC-style deli on Corning's Northside. What we know
NYC Deli-cious is expected to open this fall at 37 E. Pulteney St., bringing a New York style deli to the Corning Gaffer District. Crews are currently upgrading the plaza site, which formerly housed The Mug Shotz restaurant until the business closed in late 2025. "We are thrilled here at the Gaffer District to have a New York City style deli here in our downtown," said Catherine Price, Gaffer District Executive Director. "We love seeing so many new businesses opening on our district's Northside." The eatery's menu will feature burgers, cold and hot sandwiches, coffee, fries, salads, drinks, shakes and more. A "Coming Soon" sign on the building promises food that is "Made fresh. Made right. Made for you." Hours of operation and the date of a grand opening have not yet been released by NYC Deli-cious, a company that was established in January 2026. More: Harvest Fest fills downtown Corning Sept. 18-19. See schedule, music Jen Miller, Corning City Planning and Economic Director, said the new deli will be an asset to the city and the entire community. This article originally appeared on The Leader: Work underway on NYC-style deli on Corning's Northside. What we know
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What is the best diner in the Binghamton area? Vote for your favorite
The Binghamton area is full of great diners , and we want to know your favorite. Whether it's for a classic breakfast, quick lunch, or hearty dinner, diners can be the perfect option and, many local residents may have their favorite diner where they are a loyal, regular customer. Many Binghamton-area diners have been community staples for decades, and we want to know which one is your go-to spot. Scroll to the bottom of the story to vote for your favorite in our poll, which will end at midnight on Sunday, Sept. 20. We will announce the results in an upcoming story, and follow it up with a taste test of the top pick. These Binghamton diners draw loyal following Chris' Diner Chris' Diner is a Greek diner that has been a downtown Binghamton staple since 1996, according to its website, and offers a variety of breakfast, lunch and dinner options. The menu has something for everyone, from all-day breakfast options to burgers and sandwiches for lunch and pasta and steak for dinner. Location: 192 State St. in Binghamton. Park Diner The Park Diner has been in operation since 1967, according to its website, and, not only offers options for
Cornell Daily Sun
ITHACA REVIEWS | Ithaca’s Taste of Shanghai: Steamy Dumpling
XLB is my favorite acronym — well, at least when Chinese food is concerned. XLB is short for xiaolongbao, or soup dumplings. I’ve been an avid soup dumpling fan ever since childhood and I’m quite the regular at my favorite dumpling restaurant in New York City’s Chinatown. When I heard about the Ithaca Commons’ newly opened Steamy Dumpling, I couldn’t help but notice those three letters practically singing up at me from the menu. As soon as I realized that I could have my favorite delicacy from only a few minutes drive from campus, I found myself standing under the restaurant’s awning at 3 p.m. on a Saturday.
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This Tiny New York Restaurant Has Been Serving The Most Perfect Burger And You Need To Try It
Somewhere between the Finger Lakes and the rest of your life, there is a red and white drive-in called Mac’s, and it is serving a burger that will rearrange your priorities. That’s not an exaggeration. That’s a public service announcement. Mac’s Drive-In sits on Waterloo-Geneva Road in...
The Ithaca Voice
‘This store has been our whole lives’: Ithaca’s restaurant supplier B&W Supply Co. celebrates 50 years
The county’s largest restaurant equipment store is marking its 50th anniversary this year. Hoyt Benjamin Jr. and his mother, Becky Benjamin, co-own and operate B&W Supply Co., which has sold commercial food-service equipment to Ithaca bars and eateries since 1976. Located at 510 Third St., the business’s showroom displays more than 5,000 items spanning cooking equipment, glassware, silverware, disposable paper products and maintenance supplies.
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Binghamton, NY’s QUIRKIEST Cafe Has Been Winning Hearts Since 1994
Open Tue-Fri 11:30 AM–9 PM, Sat 11:30 AM–10 PM (closed Sun-Mon) Tucked into downtown Binghamton on Water Street sits a restaurant that has quietly become a regional legend. Lost Dog Café & Lounge opened its doors in October 1994, and it has spent the last three decades charming...
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The Best Burger In All Of New York Can Be Found At This Unassuming Little Restaurant
There are moments in life that divide everything into before and after, and one of those moments might just happen to you in a parking lot in Waterloo, New York. Mac’s Drive-In is the kind of place that makes you question every burger you’ve ever eaten before it.
Democrat and Chronicle
Sip and Stroll returns to downtown Canandaigua
Downtown Canandaigua will continue to be a busy place in the month of September, with music, art and food and drinks waiting to be enjoyed by visitors. Here's what's going on. Sip & Stroll returns to Canandaigua The popular event will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, and organizers say a record number of businesses will be participating throughout the Downtown Canandaigua Business District. Here's how it works. Guests can spend the afternoon strolling on Main Street while visiting participating businesses. More than 30 stops will feature a variety of offerings including local brews and wines, spirits, mocktails and tasty bites. Participants will receive a passport to guide them through the event, with the opportunity to complete the passport for a chance to win gift certificates for downtown businesses. Advance tickets are $20 and include access to participating tasting locations and a keepsake glass. Tickets will be $25 at the door unless the event sells out in advance. Guests must be 21 or older to purchase and attend and must present valid identification. Check-in will take place at the Central on Main, 111 S. Main St. Tickets can be purchased at DowntownCanandaigua.com . Canandaigua's Central on Main
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‘It almost feels like a heartbreak’: Elmira Save A Lot closing
ELMIRA, N.Y. (WENY) — The Save A Lot in Elmira is closing its doors for good this Saturday, and some residents are starting to worry about how they will get their groceries. “I am so, so very disappointed and very sad,” said Save A Lot employee Camara Ryan. “It almost feels like a heartbreak, like a relationship ending.”
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The New York Country Store Where The Bread Comes Out Of The Oven Before The Doors Open
Bread sits on a wooden shelf still warm, waiting for whoever walks in first. That is the arrangement at a family farm market in New York, and it has been some version of the same arrangement since 1904, when the place was a dairy farm and nobody was thinking about pie.
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Congrats and welcome to the Village Pantry FLX, open now in Freeville
Before the era of the supermarket, towns and villages large and small had neighborhood stores, with basic groceries, sundries, and household needs such as hardware staples. In recent years, there's been a resurgence of neighborhood shops you might not have to drive to, and we're glad to welcome the Village Pantry in Freeville to the mix. [...]
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The Cash-Only New York Mennonite Market Where You Can Fill A Cart With Groceries Most Stores Do Not Carry
People arrive here with empty trunks. That tells you most of what you need to know about how a grocery run works at this place, which is not the way it works anywhere else in New York. Shelves hold homemade peanut butter and whoopie pies. Bulk spices by the scoop....
The Leader
Liquid Shoes Brewing named to 10 best breweries in New York. Here's why
Liquid Shoes Brewing, based on Market Street in Corning, was recently named one of the 10 best breweries in New York State. The small batch brewery and taproom at 26 E. Market St. was among the 2026 People's Choice Award winners crowned by Tap New York, "New York's premier craft beer magazine." David Shoemaker, co-owner of Liquid Shoes Brewing at 26 E. Market St., said being named one of the best 10 breweries in New York State a huge accomplishment. Since 1998, the Tap New York People's Choice Award has named the top 10 best breweries in New York State. "Tap New York has an online People's Choice contest people can go to and vote for your favorite or best brewery," said David Shoemaker. "We noticed after the first couple of weeks our name started showing up. We would like to thank everyone who voted for us." Eric Shoemaker, co-owner of Liquid Shoes Brewing along with his brother David Shoemaker, said being named one of the top 10 breweries in New York State by Tap New York was totally unexpected. "They recognized the top 10 from New York City to Buffalo. What a huge accomplishment," David Shoemaker said. "I mean,
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Patsy’s Pizzeria brings a slice of NYC to The Commons
What makes an authentic New York City-style slice of pizza? Is it the thin crust? The slightly charred bottom? The way the grease stains the paper plates? The perfect amount of structural integrity — not too floppy, but not so rigid that it cannot be folded into a triangle?
Cornell Daily Sun
Where to Find the Best Ice Cream in Ithaca
On a Sunday afternoon in 1892, Reverend John M. Scott stopped by the Platt & Colt Pharmacy and was served a bowl of vanilla ice cream topped with cherry syrup and a cherry. The dessert was dubbed the “Cherry Sunday,” making it the world’s first documented ice cream sundae. And who would’ve thought? The glorious art of adorning ice cream with sauces, sprinkles, nuts, syrups, cookies and various candies started right here in Ithaca (where Taste of Thai is now located, to be exact).