This venue is perfect for any gathering or event. Weddings,…read morereunions etc. I was there for a class reunion, parking is plentiful and we were taken by a golf cart to the facility , built in 2022 on the site of the previous family barn. It was well lit and contains large screen TVs and was elegantly catered. Contact them for information and a tour!

We went to fredonia to visit friends and stayed at the White Inn. It's an historic…read morelocation built in the late 1800s with recent modern updates that combine the old and new. We stayed in a suite with a sitting room. Both rooms had large TVs and comfortable furnishings. There were soft colors and beautiful wallpaper. The bathroom was up-to-date with granite counters, tile floors and a rain shower fixture. Continental breakfast was included and perfect to start the day. We will definitely stay here again.

She had the wild mushroom ravioli which she found tasty and plentiful. Her first course was french…read moreonion soup, which is always too salty at the White Inn compared to other restaurants. She finished her soup and took home the extra ravioli. I had the veal milanese which had unique tasty combination of flavors served over properly cooked spaghetti. Each was served with a nice green salad and dressing. The White Inn is the most upscale restaurant of Dunkirk-Fredonia. Tonight's treat was our waitress Charlie who was a prefect server.

You know it's a Fair not a Carnival when you hear over the loudspeaker, "Would a vet report to the…read moreDairy Barn as soon as possible?" It seems like the entries for jams, jellies and pickles are a smaller group every year. Maybe the farmers are retiring! There are still spectacular quilts hanging from the rafters, and adult and junior photography samples line the walls. 4-H has it's own pavilion now, behind the Domestic Arts one. While the market goats, sheep, rabbits and calves are in other barns, there are dioramas explaining how a successful farmer (of any age!) raises an animal. Like the Erie County Fair, the Cattaraugus County Fair has a booth by the Department of Health where one can get a free, wrapped dose of nasal narcan. (DH and I saved a teenager from an OD last month in Ontario; but that's another story). So yes, we did each want another dose of antidote. Request it, sign for it, watch a one minute explanatory cartoon, and away you go. The DOH booth is under the grandstand seating, next to a concession that sells slices of a dozen different varieties of pies. (Yelpers, you have an assignment!) The vibe is very much a celebration of farm life: Lots of teenagers in cowboy boots and rodeo shirts; little kids in face paint, and grown men with hats of the type of tractor they favor. It's such a small Fair, as a parent you can be confident about letting the teenagers or older children have a "free-range" experience with their friends. It's fenced, so it's well contained, and there's volunteer FFs, EMS, mounted patrol, and sheriff's deputies from all over the county. The gate fee includes the cost of all rides: $17 cash, $18 credit, free if the child is younger than two. Parking near the gate is $5, which goes to support local youth programs; there's free parking about a quarter mile down the sidewalk from the gate.

It's disgusting that they allow smoking in the food areas, petting zoo, and at the rides. These…read moreplaces are full of children! Even though it's outside the air is disgusting! My niece, nephew, and I smelled like friers and ash trays when we left. I don't get the appeal to staying all day and night. I like the events, but the rest of it sucks. All the food is overpriced and not very good unless it's funnel cake or taffy. The fried dough is just over floured pizza dough with sugar sprinkled on it served cold. I mean campi pizza is literally a flavorless loaf of bread with a tiny sprinkling of cheese that doesn't even cover the sauce and 4 thin slices of pepperoni for $5 a slice *gag*. The demolition derbies, truck pulls, concerts, and monster trucks are cool, but other than that meh. I recommend going at night to see an event getting taffy and funnel cake before it and racing out after.

One of the worst meals ever. I went on a tour to Jamestown, New York to celebrate the 75th year…read moreanniversary of I Love Lucy Show. One of our meals was catered by 3C's. First, we had to endure their film about their 30 years in business, how they do everything from scratch, etc. One of the worst experiences ever-first, only get water, tea, coffee-no soft drink. So-called buffet was beef in gravy, seasoned chicken, boiled potatoes, corn, and carrot cake. Everything was either under seasoned or seasoned in such a way that left a bad taste in your mouth. Carrot cake was less than average. That night, I got sick due to the beef I had eaten. The cooks from this company need to learn how to cook properly.

You know how you'll go to a wedding and the food is all right but not really all that special?…read more Those weddings weren't catered by 3C's. We didn't make things easy on them, requesting a good chunk of the menu to be made dairy-free yet we heard compliments on every dish. To be honest they were almost too good as folks kept going back for more instead of dancing! We love this family business that uses home-grown ingredients whenever possible and we'll be looking for their food truck at local events for a long time (we didn't use the food truck at our event but it's a fun surprise every time we see it out in the wild).

We visited the tasting room (only) while visiting the area from out of town. They allow dogs which…read morewas nice and offered a water bowl. The tasting room itself has bar seating and lots of space. It has a dark, rich vibe. You are able view wine making equipment and pleasant displays of spirits and other items for purchase. The server was very knowledgeable about the wines and the area, as well as friendly and efficient. The prices were reasonable and we really were able to try lots of different wines. The wine itself was okay. We would consider returning to enjoy their outdoor space on another visit. The only frustrating thing about our visit was that at the very end when we went to pay, we found out that we could not tip using a credit card. This was unexpected.

Amazing winery. Sit outside overlooking the vineyard while…read moresipping wine and nibbling on a charcuterie board. Perfect day.

Absolutely beautiful room with the balcony!. BJ was an absolute sweetheart checking us in.read more

The outdoor area was amazing and full of views of the lake and a putting green. The food was well…read moremade except for the grilled cheese. Rooms well cleaned except for our first room which smelled like urine. We got a 100 dollar refund. Definitely recommend to everyone!

Great sugar free chocolate options!!! Ice cream is good. And the gift shop has a menagerie of Flo…read morestuff. Great stop and shop.

This place is a timeless classic. Not only are the chocolates and other candies delicious and…read moredesigned well, but the pricing and customer service are extraordinary as well. Looking forward to this pillar in CHQ community to remain strong for years to come.

Cute spot for a drink. Charming, local and historic hotel with a great view of the water. There is…read morea massive front porch with rocking chairs to enjoy your drink and the view of the lake. It was very relaxing and enjoyable to catch up with friends. Affordable drinks and cheap $1-5 options for food. It was nice to get an snack and a drink during these times and not break the bank.

This is a very historic hotel with beautiful views of the water. I came here for a wedding ceremony…read morewhich was held on the lawn, and reception which was held in their back banquet room. The bar at the front was also open for cocktail hour. The rocking chairs on the porch are a nice touch. This hotel makes you feel like you've stepped back in time, truly amazing how much history there is in here. However it definitely needs more love and upgrades, including some critical ADA-compliant updates for their bathrooms. Additionally, I'm unsure how this venue can hold large events without any sort of dedicated parking area, I had to park about a half mile away. This would be a great place to stop if you're already walking around the area, as the bar has a good selection of drinks to choose from, and is open to the public.