Cafe At The Crossings - Endicott

Stopped in for a spinach and cheese omelette this morning while my vehicle was being serviced at Gault Toyota. I was quickly greeted and told I could sit wherever I felt comfortable. The table I chose had not seemingly been wiped down as there were salt or sugar granules and toast crumbs. The water I received in a disposable plastic cup tasted like unfiltered tap water. The owner/server advised me that everything was made fresh from fresh ingredients and I believe they were. I was quite pleased with my spinach.and cheese omelette, they tasted just fine. It was garnished with a few mandarin orange slices and some green vegetable that was a bit wilted and brown my though. Overall it was a pleasant experience however I left feeling a bit taken advantage of for a spinach and cheese omelette that cost $11.88 Even in this economy, that seems quite high.

Great food and very friendly staff! Love this little gem!

Cafe at the Crossings. This is the third time I've eaten here. Good food every time.Today was the BLT on toasted rye bread, with macaroni salad and an Arnold Palmer to drink.The sandwich had a great taste, and bacon was crispy. The bread was toasted perfectly. The mayo had a nice taste to it as well. The macaroni salad was delicious and had a nice taste. There is also a nice selection of desserts in the case.If you're in the neighborhood, give them a try. You will be pleasantly surprised.Parking: There is no parking lot for the restaurant. Had to park across the street.

Just a small cafe, but very quaint atmosphere. Great home cooking. Friendly staff. Best Eggs Benedict I've ever had. Home fries were also exceptional.

I had the ultimate veggie in a wrap. The cabbage, spinach and goat cheese made it outstanding! I loved it. I got the garden salad as well and that was larger than I expected. Prices were reasonable. It was a little cold where we were sitting.