St Anthony of Padua Catholic Community 300 Odell Avenue, Endicott, NY 13760

"This review is about the annual St. Anthony's Italian festival. The Italian festival has been a tradition on the North side of Endicott. The food this year was kind of a disappointment. I tried the chicken cutlet sub. The chicken had a good flavor, but it was too big for the sub roll. The grilled pizza, the crust was way too thick. The sausage and peppers I heard from someone had a good taste. While the lamb spiedies were over seasoned, I heard many say that. The eggplant parm sub had a good taste. The greens sub had good flavor. The pepper cookies didn't disappoint. The tomatoe/basil/mozzarella salad was good with nice pieces of mozzarella. Tried a canoli from Judy's cafe. The filing had good flavor, but it was only a half filled canoli shell, which was disappointing. The pasta with oil, sausage, and greens is my favorite, and didn't disappoint."

"I haven't been to mass at St. Anthony's in about 20 years, and it may be very different now, but back circa 2000, I remember Father Clarence, whose speaking and singing voice was a delight, and whose homilies I know I enjoyed very much, even if, 20 years later, I can't remember word. I also remember, week after week, the best church music I've ever heard anywhere. For me, the Village of Endicott is about great neighborhoods, and St Anthony of Padua is a hub of one of our best."

"Very welcoming, warm and pleasant parish. Hold many benefits with a good neighborhood feel. Their lenten fish fry is fabulous!"

"Italian festival is a great event held here"