This is a busy club just not the friendliest. The food menu is extensive and the portions are…read morelarge. Generally one bartender takes care of a large bar and all patrons, which leads to a long slow line that has to form in a particular way or the regulars will cut ahead of you as you wait. The drinks are fine, not strong and there is frequently one on special each day. The waitresses won't take drink orders if you're at a table. Getting water is even a challenge and a you will hear a complaint if you ask the server. Table service isn't quick but the food is good. As an out of town, often in town visitor I want to love it like I do my home lodge, but it's just not very welcoming. They have a nice sized outside area with a run down bocci court and frequent live music in the summer months. The building is modern and open with what looks like an area that could be used as a venue for events. A large parking lot is also available on site.

Amazing place to host an event. Nice view too, and the place was super clean. One of my friends…read morecelebrated her birthday party there and absolutely LOVED the place, and is planning on revisitng again.

They did such a wonderful job for the total solar eclipse. Such a beautiful setting for such a…read morespectacular event

From the owner: Goodell Gardens & Homestead is a public garden, arboretum, and community events space located in…read morebeautiful downtown Edinboro, Pennsylvania.

Fabulous! We stopped in for the first time and met Mrs Hundley…read more She and the staff were sweet and helpful selecting our flights Because this was a stop right before a lunch somewhere else we did not try the food Really enjoyed the 5 or 6 wines tasted. And our group all found multiple wines we wanted to take home! Beautiful tasting room. With a nice back deck and view

Nice place to grab a glass of wine in nice setting Good…read moreReisling and view Reasonably priced with local wine and grapes. Service at tasting station

My 7 year old daughter and I were in the Erie area yesterday. We drove up from Pittsburgh for the…read moreweekend. We were trying to find some kid friendly fall activities when we stumbled upon the Port Farms website. We took the (easy) 30 min drive to Waterford and it did not disappoint. We arrived around 11am, an hour after they opened. Plenty of guests were there but the parking area is very well organized and large. We had no issues parking close to the entrance and only waited around 2-3 minutes in line to pay for admission. While we were there my daughter had a blast. We went on the Wagon ride down the trail by the cornfields and she loved all the funny/creative scarecrows along the way. Another big hit was the climbing jungle gym area. She visited that area about 3 times while we were there. The bubble station seemed to be a huge hit with both kids and adults, as those bubbles they were creating were massive. I saw a few flying all the way above the parking lot. Very cool. There's plenty of activities for all ages and some extras with additional fees. We didn't try any of the extras but for a kid her age, what we did was perfect. We did also eat lunch there, over by the massive tire area that kids seemed to love for climbing. The giant pretzel was bigger than my head and my daughter loved her pizza. On our way out we stopped at the store and purchased some of the odd shaped gourds and beautiful little white and mult-colored mini pumpkins to take home. My daughter also had one of the apple cider slushies available within the gift shop at the bakery counter area. It was really good! Lovely fall trip - well worth the money for us to both have a great time while away from home. This is easily one of the best fall harvest type events that I've been to. We will be back next October!

My Lord. How did I not know that this place was so much fun. My daughter had so much fun just in…read morethe corn pit I cannot believe it. We got there around 10:00 and the parking was really easy and they had an attendant that showed us where to go. I was able to bring my little wagon into the farm which made going around very easy. If you are a college student and have ID the price of admission is $10 and kids under two are free. So it's an affordable event to go to for as much stuff as they have inside. We immediately went to the corn pit and I had to take my daughter out of it kicking and screaming. The goats were also a big hit but I didn't have a quarter for her to feed them herself. Next time I'll know, bring quarters. She also had a great time in the little kids village where she sat in the rocks with the Tonka trucks and just had a grand time. The slides and the balls were also fun for her. I had to take her out of the basketball area because it was giving me a little bit of anxiety since she's so small. But she loved it. My favorite part was the fresh squeezed lemonade. Just to tell you it's all the way in the back towards the trampoline jumpers. But totally worth it even though I had to ask three people where to go. I even got one for the road. We ended the day buying a few mini pumpkins and a gallon of cider. Overall it was a great day and a great place to spend time with young kids.

Wonderful event space, warm and gracious hosts. The owners were genuinely concerned about the…read moresuccess of our event, and worked with us to ensure it. Five out of five stars!

Very nice couple. Willing to work with you. They even offered to help the day of our event…read more Beautiful area, lots of parking, beautiful shelters. They are very affordable and just kind!