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Website: lostdogcafe.net
Phone: (607) 771-6063
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Water St and Henry St
Open now
- Tue 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
222 Water St Binghamton, NY 13901-2771 ·339.93 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
tripadvisorI’ve always enjoyed Lost Dog Café, but my last order through Uber Eats was beyond disappointing. When I opened my food, I found flies in it, which is completely unacceptable.I immediately called the restaurant, expecting concern or at least an apology, but the manager was completely dismissive. There was no real acknowledgment of the seriousness of the situation. I was simply told I could get a refund, as if that fixed everything.The food was clearly not handled properly, and the lack of care from management was just as concerning as the flies themselves. Very disappointing from a place I’ve supported for years.
MoreWent to karaoke a week ago and the DJ was so rude. Skipped my song completely after putting it in. It was on the queue. When I finally did sing the patrons were so rude saying “finally” after we were done and more. I thought it was a welcoming environment. Guess not. Drinks were good at least.
MoreWe went at 5PM and was seated right away. The place looks like a hippie/university friendly spot but the menu had what I consider every-person food. Burgers, pasta, seafood, etc.. but there were the GF and Vegan options so the place is versatile. Immediately waited on. They have REAL TEAS!! not just the froo-froo loose leaf tea option. There was Earl Grey as well as English Breakfast tea, which came in decaf as well. Tea is loose leaf, in a great vintage pyrex carafe and a strainer is provided. Before my first cup was gone the server came around and re-filled my carafe with hot water. We ordered: Husband had a chicken sandwich which was so generous that the last 1/4 fell apart and he ate it with a fork and knife. I had pasta with a great vodka/tomato/cream sauce with tons of garlic. I was in love. I took home enough for lunch as well. Son had the beef burger which looked nice and juicy with the normal toppings on a artisan roll. I also tried the corn chowder- piping hot with potatoes, roasted corn kernals and plenty of bacon. I can not find a thing to critique on the food. The salad and soup came out instantly, with entrees not far behind. We were not rushed at all. If you Made me come up with something to critique it would be the music could have been turned down a little. OK? :)
MoreSomething for everyone, big portions and delicious! The drinks are also great. Very nice servers too.
MoreGreat restaurant and great location in downtown Binghamton. Only 2-3 miles away from Binghamton University. We had a wonderful dinner and price was reasonable.
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