Hand + Foot - Restaurant in Corning - 69 W Market St, USA

We stopped here for lunch and thought the menu was very interesting. We tried the sausage sandwich, which was very good. We particularly liked the pickled onions and peppers as this added a unique zing. We also tried the Philitaly, which had some great flavors. We really liked the pepper relish. Our only critique was that the sliced pork on the Philitaly was a little tough, but that could be more of a preference. The weight staff was outstanding, friendly, and knowledgeable and everyone was great with our dietary restrictions restrictions, which we always very much appreciate. We would absolutely go back and would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a good meal in the area. Two things I did want to mention as well. They do not serve coffee - if you like to have coffee at the end of a meal there is a coffee shop a few doors down. Also, they do charge a fee for credit card payments.

Had dinner here on a Saturday night, sat at the bar and the bartenders took great care of us! My wife got the fried chicken sandwich and I got the brisket one, absolutely delicious! Lots of cocktails, good beer and a bustling vibe, really good. The food looked so good when it came I forgot to take a picture!

Ate there last night, while in town for work. Absolutely wonderful experience. The liquor selection was fantastic. Service was excellent and the chicken curry sandwich was delicious, even though I was trying to figure out how to eat it. 😂 Sat at the end of the bar next to the regulars. They were great company and it seemed as though the staff treats everyone as family. Bartender did a wonderful job. She was very pleasant to talk to. Enjoyed my experience and would highly recommend to anyone in the area.

A cool vibe, a good selection of beer and some amazing food make this a stand-out spot that’s not to be missed. We had the standard gyro and the fried buttermilk chicken sandwich and a couple stouts (from out-of-state - a surprise given the many local breweries) and it made the afternoon perfect.

The food is always excellent. They just updated their menu. I had the pulled pork sandwich with a Hibiscus Hatchet (my favorite drink there - Gin, bubbly and Hibiscus syrup) and my husband had the Banyon Curry. Both were fabulous. We were lucky to snang one of the single tables in the back (I hate the one long table where everyone sits together!). Be aware that it's acoustically always a bit loud and dark in there. Servers are fantastic. One of our favorite places on Market Street!

My husband and I ate here on Tuesday because it was one of the only places that looked open. It was fantastic! Both he and I have food allergies, me to soy and he to dairy. We were able to tell this to the waiter, and felt confident that we were served food that we both could eat. They are also able to accommodate a gluten free diet! The food was delicious, the cocktail was also fantastic and they had a good selection of beer. I highly recommend this restaurant over some of the others along the Main Street that seemed more typical of a sports bar situation. Hand and foot was more upscale but still casual dining.

Great food, beautiful space, good cocktails, but the noise made conversation impossible. Despite the seeming conviviality that a shared table might produce it was impossible to talk to and hear my wife right across the table, so how would a group of more than two possibly manage? It was so unbearable, we cut our visit short. We would been happy to stay longer and buy another round of cocktails if not more food. My suggestion is some acoustic material on the ceiling as all the surfaces are hard. But even easier--simply turn down the music a bit. Because that was so loud, people had to nearly yell, which just contributed to the cacophony. (I think I even detected the music was turned up to overcome all the people yelling. The opposite of a virtuous cycle!) If you go alone and don't care to really talk to anyone, this may even be an enjoyable place, but if you are going with good friends and want to carry on more conversation that extends beyond yelling--'what did you order?' or 'how do you like it?'--then try to come when no one else is there! Visited on Saturday night, 11/18, starting at about 5:30PM.

We had a great dining experience at this new gem in our hometown . The food was delicious and offered great value. We were particularly impressed with the braised beef noodles, Pho, and soup dumplings which were bursting with flavor. The service was wonderful, although we were disappointed to learn that the server doesn't get to keep the entire tip and only receives a percentage. We also noticed the absence of a bus person. Nonetheless, this didn't overshadow our enjoyment of the meal. We've already been here three times and can't wait to return and explore more items on the menu.