Syracuse Restaurant Guide
Syracuse Restaurant Reviews
Welcome to our Syracuse restaurant reviews guide where you'll find top restaurants off the beaten path, both locally owned and chain. In fact, some of the best restaurants in the Syracuse just might be the little mom and pop operations flying under the radar. For some of the best picks in Syracuse, you've come to the right place.
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Members of my family enjoys going to this restaurant frequently. The one and only time I went, the food was good but the other things keep me from returning. The bathroom was out of soap and paper towels. The toilet seat was broken off it's hinges and sitting on the floor. Do you know how difficult ...
Made a wrong turn while driving my son from his college in Buffalo back to New York. Our car seemed to be literally beckoned to this gem of a German restaurant in Syracuse. Incredible and fantastic dining experience. Rivaled some of the great German restaurants in Milwaukee.Varied, large menu. Scrum...
I'm from Michigan where there are many ethnic restaurants, none as good as Eva's. The best pierogi, polish dinners, imported beers, and homemade desserts. Authentic, fresh, inexpensive & very delicious!! I'm in syracuse about 30 times a year and I eat at Eva's about 30 times a year.
The ambience is great and the burritos are amazing. They have a very good selection of great wines. I highly recommend this place.
I LOVE this place... we go often.. it is all home cooking REAL Itilain. It leaves a bit to be disired in ambience, but makes up in all the rest. It is a family atmosphere and is FANTASTIC with kids. If you want fine china go to armory square abd pay more for less quality. I rate this place the be...
AWESOME food best in the cuse. great food great service
BEST SANDWICHES in the world! The half-sandwiches are huge (and delicious).
I've ordered the take out and I enjoyed the food very much. The chicken rigatoni w/vodka sauce was so good I ordered it the next day too. I'm glad I've found a new place to order from.
Staff was incredibly courteous and professional. I am a gourmet myself and this is the best bang for your buck for the lunch hour. Menu changes twice daily, good portions, fresh food, and a great atmosphere too.
I did not know Elmer's Glue was an ingredient in Chicken Riggies. Never again.
Small place, very friendly people, great sushi for a good price. We drive an hour to eat here. Definitely worth the visit!
I love the spaghetti pie! The place is beautiful, warm and friendly
(05/19/2008)
Can't rate their service or cleanliness, but their take out service is very good. Being a nearby business that orders from them on a regular basis. I find that their chicken riggies, rate a 5*. Excellent taste, not too hot. Very much like my grandma's! Hats off to the Chef!
food was excellent,price was very reasonable,staff was very caring and friendly..i would like go back there again and again...i really enojoyed it.
(05/14/2008)
Their Food is great! They have the best eggplant parm that I have had in town. It kills Twin Trees entrees. They also give generous portions, so I get 2-3 meals for the price of one. They deliver for free too!!!
it's ok, not really worth going to with all the other options in the area. kind of dirty, generall disapointing.
How lucky for Danzer's that Syracuse has so few people who've actually been to Germany. And how fortunate for them that Syracuseans expect German food to be greasy, bland overpriced crap with applesauce on top. I guess in a place like this, maybe Danzer's really can't fail. I can tell you this much...
I loved this place when I lived in Syracuse. Eva's makes the best polish food I've ever tasted. It's a cute little place and the staff is very friendly. The beer selection is great and I tried my very first Russian beer here. I live in DC now and have cravings for her Golabki and Goulash all the tim...
Try the veal. It's the best in the city!
(03/18/2008)
Foos was close to inedible. Bread and butter and a wilted salad were perfered to main course of the special "southwest chicken". That should have been my first clue in this miserable excuse for Italian food. Sadly dissapointed.