Indian food
Royal Treatment at Shahi Pakwan
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I ate four plates of delicious Indian food for $10, all while receiving the best service I’ve ever gotten at a dining establishment in Ithaca.
ramen
Mediocre Ramen at Maru Ramen
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But I felt like I paid 14 bucks for a handful of noodles, one small piece of pork and a whole lot of mediocre broth. I wasn’t satisfied at all.
reproductive rights
Protesters Promise to ‘Lie Down In the Streets’ to Support Reproductive Rights at Anti-Kavanaugh Rally
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The attendees of the rally responded to impassioned statements with snaps and yells of agreement, chanting “Stand up and fight back!” and “Hey ho ho Cavanaugh has come to go!”
The Commons Kitchen
The Commons Kitchen: Variety Over Quality
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The variety was mismatched, and the quality was lacking.
Bol
BōL: An Honest Review by a Pho-natic
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While I wouldn’t say the meal was pho-nomenal, it was decent.
Le Commons Bistro
Bold, Cozy and Flavorful — Le Commons Bistro
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On first sight, the interior is attractive and offers a warm and inviting ambiance. It has a vintage chic feel to it and certainly forms a nice contrast to the neighboring Gorgers Taco Shack.
closing
Hal’s Deli: An Everlasting Family Tradition
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While I don’t have the years my family did to develop my own Hal’s traditions, I will still be going for breakfast and lunch every chance I get until the doors permanently close.
commons
Monks on the Commons: A New, Soulful Dining Experience
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Monks boasts soulful food on their Facebook page, and they definitely don’t disappoint; soulful was the best word they could have used to describe my brunch.
City
Escape Ithaca in Commons Releases New Puzzle Room
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Weaver and Potoki are constantly dreaming up ideas for new escape rooms, developing a new puzzle every three to six months. Their first escape room featured a Harry Potter theme, catering to Ithacans participating in Ithaca’s Wizarding Weekend.
AppleFest
Ithaca Annual Harvest Festival Kicks Off Fall Season
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“The festival is a tradition, so it’s kind of a window for students and Ithacans to see who’s in Ithaca and what they enjoy there, and to get to know Ithaca on a personal level.”