Comments on: Eating at “The Tram”

By: REFLECTIVE and Roast Pumpkin with Lentil Soup | Apple Crumbles

REFLECTIVE and Roast Pumpkin with Lentil Soup | Apple Crumbles — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 11:08:45 +0000

[...] The best part of the day was lunch. I was on Facebook the other day and noticed that a college friend was going to be in the area. I sent a note “call me”. He did! YAY! Ted and I met my good friend Mike B. for lunch at The Tram. [...]

By: heather

heather — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:35:38 +0000

I love the tram, we finally moved away from our usual
which consists of
2 veggie turkey sammiches on rye with all the fixings (especially the hot pepper spread)
and finally tried the hummus which was some of the best we have ever had, and being the cooks we are that says a lot

the tram is always a great place to relax, have a snack, play a game, and most nights we show up there just so happens to be some form of live entertainment!
the tram is also great for anyone, from freaks to geeks to suit types

This wed. (dec 2nd) there is even a craft night!!!
I cant wait! I will be bringing some extra yarn and needles and sharing some basic knitting skills….hope to see some folks there!

By: Fran Wagner

Fran Wagner — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:43:59 +0000

Visit the TRAM for FABULOUS homemade vegetable soups daily! They post the daily offerings on their FACEBOOK page and you can plan your week of lunches this way! It’s also a fun spot for relaxing, visiting, or having some homemade goodies and beverages while playing Scrabble with your pals. juss sayin’… : )

By: Bat Masterson

Bat Masterson — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 16:22:08 +0000

Support a local business like THE TRAM and the spin off is that THE TRAM buys all their ingredients LOCALLY .. from SMALL family owned business. I even think the beans come from Utica Roasting Company. Bottom line is that if you enjoy local business .. better support them! They struggle and appreciate your business. One thing unique to Utica *IS* the local owned places… lets keep them in business!! (The TRAN has a facebook fan page too – -JOIN IT )

By: Melissa tram employee

Melissa *tram employee* — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 05:04:17 +0000

Thank you very much for enjoying The Tram!

To answer your question, we do not make the pita at the Tram. We get our pita from Barady’s Bistro on Genesee St. We also get our bagels from the Bagel Grove, and our lovely biscottis from Mrs. Short’s Sweets.. (that’s Ricks wife ;-P). But just about everything else we make here. Robin made the hummus and I made the tabouli.

It makes me happy to see someone enjoying our food!