The creamery is amazing! Every flavor is delicious and they were very generous with samples.read more

My very favorite thing at Glenora was simply sitting outside the room at night with my wife,…read moredrinking the complementary bottle of wine -- and listening to the quiet -- and soaking in the incredibly fresh air! It's the ultimate in relaxation. The food was good, the room decent and the front-desk help was very professional. We even bought several bottles of wine before we left. But if we were to return, and I hope we will, it would be to sit their Adirondack chairs, breathe deeply, listen to the sweet sounds of silence and sip Glenora's wine.

For the best and local produce produce go to Pine Valley phones the corn is simply delicious…read moretomatoes are haul everything is homegrown the cantaloupe they're only a dollar 50 and delicious and right you can't go wrong everything is grown at the farm or nearby it's an exceptional by and that helps support local people go to Pine Valley Farms on Route 14 in Horseheads

This place almost seems hidden but is right in the middle of town!!! Great spot for breakfast and…read morelunch!!! Need to check the hours for summer but you will not be disappointed stopping into this place. Sandwiches are HUGE!!!

Thank you for a delicious meal! I'm so happy to have found you while on our visit. The chicken…read moreCordon Blu was amazing and might be better than my moms... please don't tell her!

Great simple spot with deli sandwiches, baked goods, and great wine. There are two buildings, one…read morewith food and the second being the wine tasting. The staff were all kind and very helpful. We went on a Wednesday, and there were a few stragglers but it was a small wait for food (totally worth it) and quick pours (I'm not complaining about that). It's only 13 minutes north from Watkins Glen, which made the drive back towards the gorge much more enjoyable. We started our wine tasting at Tabora. It was so enjoyable that I bought a bottle on the way out. Would do this again and would recommend for an affordable, picnic style, and an easy wine tasting.

Customizable tasting flight with a friendly staff. We originally did not have this on our list of…read moreplaces to go for tastings but stopped by because of their gluten free food options for a member of our party. The quiches were amazing particularly their cheddar and mixed vegetable one. There is an adorable store inside with many baked goods and plenty of meal options. The staff is nice is both the bakery and the wine store. They are helpful and kind. Their barrel aged aurore was so pleasant and light but round and smooth. We came 3 times for the food.

For a tiny little village, this store has everything you need and most of what you want. From…read morebread to oat milk, and barrel aged stouts to IPAs, they pack a lot into a small space but not by cluttering it up. Just check the dates on the beer. Prices were reasonable and there was plenty of parking. I went twice in a 5 day span and both visits were pleasant.

Arrived later for a Harvest Host stay so the winery was already closed, but we were able to enjoy a…read moresunset dinner from the bistro patio with our 2 dogs. Drinks & meals were good... portions were just right that we enjoyed the flavors between the 3 dishes but didn't leave feeling overfilled. The 2013 Gewurztraminer - Sawmill Creek was recommended and although it wasn't a grape I was familiar with, I really enjoyed it! Great suggestions on all choices.

I want to like Red Newt Cellars but it's just not my vibe. The rv resort I stay at while in the…read moreFinger Lakes Region is within walking distance. Last year, Red Newt offered RV guests a buy one get one "tasting"... which I found out is not the same as a "flight". The serve told me I could try again. I love this region and gave Red Newt another try this year. Stood at the bar for the wine "tasting". I would have liked to sit and hang out for a while but the atmosphere inside was all business. Between the hard sell to purchase bottles after the tasting to the managers doing work on their lab tops at guest tables. I didn't feel I could unwind here.

We adore this place. Every time we come to Keuka Lake, we carve out time to come here. Lots of…read moresamples, and a very friendly face behind the counter. My boys tried the ghost pepper salt (because they do these things, and like to live on the edge) and she offered them both a glass of milk to quiet the heat afterwards. They have a large variety of oils and salts and spices, and they are wonderful. Lots of flavors, and you are able to try all of them. The stuffed olives are fantastic; I bought 2 jars. The ambiance is trendy, but it feels like home. Love it!

5 stars for the craft beer selection! Sours, stouts, barrel-aged, rare and hard to…read morefind bottles. Saw some rare releases from Stone, Maine, Evil Twin, Loverbeer, Wild Beer Co, DuPont, as well as all the basics and local craft as well. The produce wasn't too fresh and the cashiers were awkward. Hence the 4 stars.

Honestly, it doesn't have great curb appeal. It definitely has a "general store" feel to it, and we…read moredidn't go into it with high expectations. So, in a nutshell--the produce was VERY good. We had gone to TOPS earlier in the week, and were disappointed. But Food Shop had great pears and grapes, and satisfied a whole house full of kids.