Seating for 13 on the van, you can join other friendly travelers or reserve the whole thing. The…read moretour is a great mingling of education and adventure in a wonderful clean, comfortable and intimate setting.

Saturday afternoon fun! Buy your ticket and hop aboard for Flights N' Bites (or whichever Portage…read moretour you're considering). Drinks, food, adventure, and new friends - everything is included. Important to understand- you don't NEED to gather a group or plan ahead to enjoy Rochester's food/drink scene. I loved how you just reserve a seat and take "flight". We were celebrating our anniversary, another couple was celebrating a birthday, others were simply exploring... We started with private tour/tasting @ a distillery, sipped yummy hard cider flights, and enjoyed craft beer tasting at a microbrewery - with snacks along the way. in addition to being very gracious hosts, Jeff & Susan (owners and guides), showed us historic places, beautiful wall art, and shared some unique Rochester history. The bus was comfy & spacious, with places to keep our purchases. With a built-in adventure and safe driver, a Portage Tour would be a perfect girls night, afternoon with out-of-town guests, or birthday celebration (and you don't need to pedal. lol.). Highly recommend for Rochesterians & out-of-town guests alike.

Good transportation bus to festival- 45 minute wait. Coming back we chose to walk due to long wait…read more Mostly a.craft.fair - only one booth was related to apples. Went to farm market down the street for apples!

The weather was absolutely perfect for the apple fest today!…read moreThey had a lot across from Tops to park in and shuttle, because Hilton is a small town and parking is limited. You could also have parked in the Quest Elementary Lot. We did that, and it was really difficult getting out of it. If we go next year, the shuttle is the better option. The festival has lots of food stands, from sausages, burgers, pizza logs, beef on wick, etc. I got a pint of freshly made apple cider from Zarpentine farms for $1.50. They had various sizes for you to take home. Two farms were selling pecks of apples in various quantities. I grabbed a quarter peck of honey crisps (about 8 apples) for $3. The inside of the festival had lots of festival arts and craft stuff, fudges, candy apples, homemade sauces, etc. I had to get a large cinnamon fried dough knot to go with the cider. It was freshly made, and taken right out of the fryer. This is a great family event, with live music and lots to eat.

My favorite place to pick blueberries and raspberries. They have the most beautiful blueberry…read moreplants. They have some very tall ones that are gorgeous, they look like edible lilacs. You are able to walk freely throughout the rows and bask in the beauty while obtaining delicious fruit. Staff are friendly and helpful, I've never had a bad experience. You pay by the lb for the blueberries.

What a great experience. I had the opportunity to meet the owner and her daughter. They were…read moresuper informative and knowledgeable in all things apple! I even hit them with a few random questions and BOOM, they had the answers. We did go a little later into the season so we were not able to pick all of their apples varieties, but I still went home with a bunch! Also, we had the opportunity to pick fresh raspberries. I WAS IN HEAVEN. I could have just done that and been a happy camper. I also picked a small pumpkin from their patch. I learned that the pumpkin patch location changes every 1-2 years. Its a good thing that it was in its lat year because there are plans for that space next year. Keep your eyes peeled people because next year there will be a Cidery opening up. As well as a place to hold parties/weddings! I am totally pumped to try their tasty ciders with all of their homegrown fruit! Their keeping it in the family as the owners daughter and son-in-law are the ones that will be running this place. There was also a maze, but i did not take the time to walk through it. Overall I did not see as many children attractions that you tend to see at apple farms, but I loved the mother daughter team and their passion and commitment to locally grown fruit and cider! I will be back!

Once again we had an amazing experience with esteem limousine! We had Dave Best this time! He was…read moreAWESOME! His last name sums up the experience that we had , the BEST! We spent the day laughing with him on the whole ride to all of the wineries/breweries! This will be the company we always book on our trips to the finger lakes , great service , immaculate limos, fun atmosphere and a Great Way to take in all the scenic views and sip on some drinks.

I decided on Esteem Limousine because of the friendly interaction on the phone and very fair…read morepricing. Our driver Dave truly went above and beyond for us. He reached out ahead of time with ideas on how we could surprise the birthday girl and even purchased a lantern for her to light and release in honor of her special day. He was so patient and nonjudgmental which was so appreciated, and we cannot wait to book with him again in the future!

I can't express how much I enjoyed getting a reading by Nico. First off, her energy is so warm,…read morelight, & compelling that you feel relaxed in her presence. Secondly, she has a wonderfully designed Tarot deck influenced by Osho that have beautiful art on them. Thirdly, I made the strange mishap of picking up too many cards on two of the sections, and instead of making me redraw she said something that I thought was absolutely brilliant, she said something to the effect that she would try to read it as is because it seems that it was meant to be there. To me that just showed how open and unconventional her style is. Rather than try to change it to her liking, she decided to go with the flow and see what the hidden meaning and purpose for it being there was. I really thought that was great. Her reading was honest, yet positive and she has a wonderful soul.

My partner and I came here as part of his visit and exploration of Rochester and my first tarot…read morereading. I bought the Groupons online and when we got there I was surprised to learned that Nico's sessions were 30 minutes long and individual. As I waited 30 minutes, I found myself feeling conflicted because there wasn't a spot to sit down that didn't allow me to overhear his tarot reading but instead I had to pace back and forth in the store. Nevertheless, during my own reading, I find myself intellectualizing and unable to focus on the reading perhaps, due to my own strong skepticism of this trade. Moreover, I believe that a lot of what she was reading was based off of a solid understanding of generalizations and intuition of human behaviors and emotions; I felt that this was vindicated through her statement that tarot reading is meant to "validate" what you already feel and believe. As a result, I did not walk away with a new found understanding or great revelation but my partner did like his reading and found it "spot on". Side note, apparently it is custom to tip after the reading, I did not know this.

Rayce, our driver, was amazing at keeping us on track and driving safely and makin sure we had so…read moremuch fun! Thank you!

Used Crush for a bachelor party trip awhile back. We had the bus to ourselves, so was largely able…read moreto do what we wanted which was nice. Hit wineries, a distillery and a brewery which was nice. Driver (Darryl) was a very nice guy even if he forgot my name and started calling me 'Steve' halfway through. That was pretty funny for the guys even if it was at my expense. Bus had plenty of room too, and we stayed on schedule without it being overbearing or annoying. Price point was fair given this was a 1/2 day tour with food/alcohol included. Brewery and distillery options couldn't have been better. Wagner brewing makes one of the best examples of hefeweizens I've had anywhere. Really great tap room overlooking the lake as well. Got a cheese plate there which was packed like shit in to-go containers, which belied the really good array of cheese, meat and accoutrements it included. Finger Lakes distilling was shockingly good. Their repertoire of whiskeys, including aged options, different styles (ie: pot stilled, applejack) and experiment stuff (cannoli whiskey) was superb. Had whiskey infused cigars here too which were awesome. I bought a shit ton of stuff from their. Surprisingly, I wasn't as thrilled with the wineries. Zugibe was respectable but paled to others nearby like Thirsty Owl; what threw me off was that the reds were much better than the whites there. Food there was gyros, which was odd but oddly good at least. Belhurst was probably the worst single winery I've ever been to, with the worst wine I've tried. Wine had a soapy taste and was cloyingly sweet. Bartender was snotty, rattled off some canned crap she memorized that was largely irrelevant, and didn't really know anything about wine. Place was largely a freaking gift shop, so no clue why they thought this was a good addition. Would use these guys again as Darryl was a sweetheart, and maybe just direct them a bit more in terms of what we're looking for. I am 100% fine with the emphasis being on beer/liquor, however the groom-to-be was more of a wine person in this case. Very workable either way.

We were fortunate enough to come upon Mark's creations at the 2014 Clothesline Arts Festival. There…read morewere two end tables with glass tops & bases of black industrial recycled materials, truly one of a kind, that called to us. We've enjoyed his work so much that we're having a sofa table made by Mark to coordinate with the end pieces. He's an amazing artist, creative, environmentally sensitive AND reasonably priced. We recommend him highly however, with some reservation: We realize when word of Mark's work gets around, we'll have competition with our future purchases!

From the owner: Mark Moore Design design's and hand crafts its unique line of sustainable furniture and sculpture…read morefor commercials and residential use. With 18 years of furniture making experience each piece of furniture is craft using signature techniques in the realm of metal and wood working.

Bill E and his Daughter Loren were fabulous in their organization, planning and conducting our trip…read moreto NYC for Christmas Spectacular. We were led thru the busy streets of Time SQUARE and Broadway. We had wonderful seats for the Rocketts show, an off Broadway Play and the NYC Ballet performing the Nutcracker. We had reservations for meals at very nice restaurants, with delicious food options! Lots of optional excursions, and lots of free time too. Hotel was very comfortable and talk about LOCATION! We were able walk a short distance to all the places mentioned! Oh, did I mention Bryant Park ice skating ring, and Christmas Village Artisans Market? It was wonderful. The bus was comfortable, and driver Steve was very entertaining. My heartfelt Thank You, for taking care of us and showing us such a fun time! We met lots of fun people, many who were repeat customers! And we will plan to join then , hopefully very soon.

My wife and I have gone on two of Maestro Tours trips - the 2017 Broadway Tour and the 2018 Fall…read moreFoliage Tour to NH & VT. We enjoyed both of them very much and have many fond memories from them. The Maestro's attention to even the smallest of details was much appreciated, and his flexibility allowed for all travellers to enjoy the tours. We met some very nice fellow travellers, stayed in great accommodations, ate at some unique spots, and saw and experienced some wonderful shows and attractions. Our trip to NYC was so well done and informative that it gave us confidence to twice travel there on our own since 2017!

This was pretty good. My students were going on a trip to Niagara Falls and we were super loud…read morebecause they liked the scenery, and someone in the back was obsessed with billboards. So we had the windows covered and everybody was still loud so they all had to repeat the year. Other than that, pretty good!

Took this tour 2 days ago. Booked it at their office somewhere between Buffalo Airport and Niagara…read morefalls when we got lost driving (I just KNEW my GPS had Canada loaded, but it did not.......) Anyway, Jim, the tour salesguy assured us that the tours would cost more when we got to our hotel. As we were staying at the Marriott Fallsview (which is is not cheap) we had already said we would try and cut down on other "luxuries". Jim was right, the hotel tours were more expensive. We paid $84.97 total pp for a 4 hour tour which included Maid of the Mist, Journey Behind the Falls, and a few other stops. Nick, our tour guide picked us up on time and he was wonderful. Lots of jokes-- some were funny, the ones that weren't were still funny b/c they were cheesy. Overall, a great and informative guy--even told us where to get good, cheap food. Now, why is it cheaper than the other tours? While everyone else is riding around in the comfort of a climate controlled bus or one of those modern mini-bus/vans, we were shoveled into a white (off white due to age) 14 passenger dodge van. Yes, the regular old style dodge van. No climate control -- it was either too hot or when we opened the window to get air, the draft was killing me. I didn't say anything about the draft b/c I had already asked for the window to be opened. Stepping in and out of the van you could see massive rust. Seats were not comfortable b/c remember, you're in an old van. The saving grace of this tour was the great and informative tour guide, who also doubles as the driver, Nick, and the cost.