Byrne Dairy - Syracuse Cold Storage 245 Tex Simone Drive, Syracuse, NY 13208

"Good loading time. Overnight parking available"

"I arrived 2/4/24 at 1:30pm for a 3:00 pm appointment put in a door immediately got loaded, out at 2:15 before my appointment time thank you Byrne Dairy from a Shaffer Driver"

"14:00 appt. Arrived @ 13:15. In a door at 14:45. Loaded and off property by 16:00. They load trucks by appointment time. Not arrival time. They have limited overnight parking. If you arrive early, but trucks arrive later with earlier appointments, they will load other trucks based on appointment time. If they have a slow period of day, they will try to load trucks early, but it's not guaranteed. Shipping clerks were friendly and helpful. Absolutely zero complaints about this place."

"09/01/2022 It's truly amazing to me that after more than 30 years of driving I still come across people complaining about places like these. This is the norm in trucking and it will always BE like this because you all drive for companies who don't care one iota about ypu or your time. But I want to thank each and every one of you whom have previously posted these complaints as you remind me of how good I have it at Walmart Transportation. I'm here waiting to load too now but since I go on the clock as soon as I arrive, I'm happy to be getting paid while sitting here. I have NO complaints about places like these. Not only that but I suppose I should feel guilty when they call me in early while others are still sitting here. Hey, what can I tell you? I drive for a powerhouse! We are strong and these places sit up and take notice when one of our trucks show up. All I can say is "sorry about that". To the poster about being here so long, you start getting hungry...REALLY? How long have you been driving that you don't know you're supposed to have food in your truck at all times? C'mon, really? I could understand it if you are in a truck like the ones we drove in the 80s and 90s. Little cabovers with no room. What, with today's super duper condo trucks with all that room, there is no reason you couldn't have a fridge, microwave, toaster, electric skillet, bread maker, Keurig coffee machine, etc. (I actually have every one of these in my truck and also have, for emergencies, a propane camp stove, green bottles of propane, frying pan and the obligatory cooking tools since you never know if you're going to be snowed in somewhere)... but I digress. By the way, cooking your own food is a lot healthier AND a lot less expensive so it's a win-win; you just have to make an effort. Parking: Ah, yes, it's challenging but no where near as bad as many, many places we've all been in. So. Next time you find yourself in a similar situation, call your fearless travel agent (aka dispatcher) and tell him/her that you want to get paid the minute you hit the dock because your next door neighbor driving that Walmart Transportation truck is kicking back watching TV and getting paid for it. I LOVE trucking!"

"I have just sat almost 2.5 hrs past my appt. time.....just to finally get a door. In a snowstorm. Place is totally overbooked and is holding us all hostage while the weather just gets worse and worse. As if all that was not bad enough, the lot is the size of a postage stamp. No place to park and wait and you can hardly get in the door. Terrible place. Do not use them if you don't have to."