This town should not be confused with the City of Amsterdam, also in NY…read more Perhaps named this because its first family was from Rotterdam. They bought the land from the Mohawk Indians in the 1700's. The town is small, and you could pass through it quickly if you wanted,. But stop and see what it has to offer. Fort Johnson is there, well worth a tour. Its right off the Thruway, easy place to stop and visit.

Best dealing business in Amsterdam I've been to this year. The work is amazing for a business just…read moregetting started

This was my first time at the River Street Festival. Parking, as usual in these places, was…read moreterrible, and we looped around for quite a while until we found a spot to squeeze in. There were definitely a wide range of different artisan crafts and goodies! Ranging from homemade soaps and scents to special meat scrubs, we got to try out a plethora of novel things! Sadly, we missed the Farmer's market, but there's always next year! Also, awesome tact to have the Yelp booth supply us with a charging station. Loved it!

It was great to see a stage set up for music, and all the great vendors…read more The only problem I had was I couldn't find the farmers market!

A high quality Italian restaurant. Excellent food with friendly and efficient service. It has a…read morecomfy warm atmosphere and ambiance. A great place to bring the whole family.

I must admit, I had no idea where Lorenzo's was in Amsterdam. However, I have been told by many…read morethat I should give it a go. Thank goodness for car navigators as I would be lost haha. I called late afternoon same day for an early dinner reservation as I had a hankering for something good. They were able to accommodate so off I went. When I arrived I did not know what to expect, and I was pleasantly surprised by the large casual establishment. I was seated immediately by a very warm and friendly server, and given menus to look over. I was torn over so many starters that I decided to have them as a meal along with their well known pizza. I ordered the calamari fritti, the eggplant stack the Italian nachos and a wood fired Margherita pizza. While I waited, I was given some good bread as well as some tomato pie and it was all so tasty. The portions here are generous and I had to take a good amount home. No complaints here though as it was all delish. I can only imagine how good my leftovers will be next day. This eatery is solid and what a nice place for some good Italian food!

Buckingham Lake/Pond (depending on what site you check) is in the middle of a quiet suburban area…read morein Albany. There's a path around it to stretch your legs and/or those of your canine companions - circle it twice and you've walked 1 mile. The playground area makes this a popular neighborhood destination. The fountains were active today (it's a warm day in February with some ice cover), but the ducks were.

Very pretty walk in the middle of stately housing. Even when walking through a mist it's ok since…read moreit's mostly shaded. Half mile around.

What a great little hidden gem. You can jump off the rocks into some deeper pools, crystal clear…read morewater and you can even swim up under the waterfalls. Be careful of the sharp rocks, and be sure to pick up after yourself. Don't litter and make it a dirty place, as of now it is not and I hope it stays that way!

This place is closed. It has been closed for over a year. Not sure why there are still hours and it…read moreis saying open.

This is a great place to come if you like being ignored: the place was quiet, so I sat at the bar…read moreand the bartender spent the first 10 minutes chatting with what appeared to be some "regulars" at the end of the bar. Other staff members walked by, oblivious to my presence. After a good long wait, the bartender finally came by and and I ordered a beer and asked for a menu; after bringing them, he went back to chatting and serving the regulars. Other members of the staff walked by, who maintained their obliviousness to my presence. I finally got the message that I was not welcome here, so I took a sip of my beer, and walkedeeer over to Lorenzo's, where I was promptly served by people who clearly understand that if you want "regulars," you have to serve all customers.

This place is great! They have really good pizza and wings...and if you want something a little…read morespecial they have some delicious dinner choices...crab cakes, chicken Michael, fried haddock or drunken chicken parm, it's all really good! And the staff and atmosphere are the best...just like familia!

Back again at one of our local Italian spots in Amsterdam. My wife and I were delighted to see some…read moremenu and drink changes as well as some work updating the inside. Service is always good here and the waitresses are very nice and friendly which makes this cozy whole in the wall spot an enjoyable experience. If you like homemade bread with your pasta this is the place for you! Giant pieces of thick buttered bread with the homemade taste that you want. Calamari was on par as well. This was our first time getting the pan pizza, the sauce is always good at Russo's but this pizza was hard to eat because the cheese and toppings kept falling off. Overall, another good Russo's date night!

Athens is the capital of Greece. It was also at the heart of Ancient Greece, a powerful…read morecivilization and empire. The city is still dominated by 5th-century BC landmarks, including the Acropolis, a hilltop citadel topped with ancient buildings like the colonnaded Parthenon temple. The Acropolis Museum, along with the National Archaeological Museum, preserves sculptures, vases, jewelry and more from Ancient Greece.

Another amazing year in Saratoga for chowderfest! Always delicious and so much fun! This year the…read morechowders were $2.00 each

This was our second visit ro Rocco's. The first time there was only another table or two in the…read morerestaurant. This visit we were lucky to grab one of the last available tables. The place is small and has some nods to history via the wall mural. We were prepared to have a long wait (about an hour from seating to eating) as they make all dishes from scratch. Most groups were ordering pizzas and we opted for a meatball parm sub and their haddock puttanesca special. There were two servers on for the evening covering and they seemed overwhelmed by the rush which was not our experience before. While the food wait was expected it did take a considerable amount of time to get out drink order taken and then to have it arrive. In between ordering and getting our drinks I noted out server taking care of 2 other tables bringing out food and drinks. It took about half an hour for the bread to arrive at the table. The puttanesca was good and well seasoned but the meatball parm sub and fries were surprisingly under seasoned. We may be back again but will probably not go in when they are nearly full again.

Amazing food!! True Italian gem in Glens Falls NY. Delicious red sauce, large portions!! We will be…read moreback!