So I was headed to Buffalo by car from NYC and while visiting a rest area I noticed this pink…read moredrink, it was strawberry milk. I was like that's kinda odd, strawberry and chocolate milk in a stand alone fridge? I ended up buying the strawberry milk and Holy Moses, this was the easily the best strawberry milk I ever had. I also noticed it was pretty expensive, it was a small container for around $4.50 but I bought it anyway and wow was it worth a buy. It was so good, it was so good it actually made me make my way to their actual farm and take god their milk was cheaper at the farm. I also asked since I noticed the employees were wearing very distinct clothing if they were Amish? The employee said it was similar but they were Mennonites. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA&select=FJpVePPXalf0iGdM0UXSng The food: Strawberry Milk- This is a must get item. It was $5.75 for a half gallon. I loved the strawberry flavor of the milk and I love the creamy texture of the milk. Chocolate Milk- I think this was a great chocolate milk but not as distinctive as the strawberry milk. Strawberry Ice Cream- This very similar to the strawberry milk, but not as rich a creamy as the milk. I enjoyed this but the milk is my favorite item.

Another lunch stop when I was out and about. I love the fall vibe when visiting. I ordered the…read moregrilled chicken panini and pumpkin spice latte. Unfortunately my visit wasn't as super as it has been in the past. My coffee cup's lid didn't fit, and my panini was soaked in whatever sauce they used so it was very soggy and messy. I don't think it deters me from visiting again, it was just a different experience this time.

OMG!!! Deliciousness! We were lucky to get seats at the bar on a busy Saturday night, but MAN! I am…read moreso glad we did. Could be all the wine in me talking (though I don't think so from the way everyone was chowing down), but this was some Grade A BBQ! Pulled pork was laced with sauce - sweet, sticky, not the least bit dry... the spare ribs were so tender, Smokey and flavorful and honestly not a whole lot of fat... and the brisket, well it melted in your mouth. Honestly - just way too good! Drinks. Food. Service. Company - 10 for 10!

I loved the setup and ambiance, and the first-come-first-served policy (no reservations) is a great…read moreconcept. Coming in on a Tuesday night, the place was busy and the wait was about 30 minutes -- but there was free seating at the bar. Fair enough, not many restaurants were even open in Geneva on a Tuesday. The food was solid -- nothing extraordinary, but nothing to complain about either, and the presentation on those big plates is genuinely fun. The lady bartender had her hands full preparing drinks while also serving everyone seated at the bar, including food orders. It was sometimes hard to catch her attention, but overall she did a great job juggling it all. What really bothered me: the owner (CB) is one of the few Master Sommeliers in the world and a big promoter of the FLX wine region (which I love), so can anyone explain why a glass of FLX wine costs about 40% more than a glass of California or even Australian wine? That's not exactly "Think NY, Drink NY" -- despite those charming stickers around the restaurant (which I do love).

Ordered a bagel with egg, cheese, and ham, another egg and cheese bagel, and pancakes. I waited 36…read moreminutes before finally asking about the status of my order. At that point, they searched for it and discovered it had been sitting there the entire time, no one ever called my name, even though they were calling out other customers' orders. By the time I received my food, the sandwiches weren't even warm and the pancakes were soggy and sweating from sitting in a to-go container for far too long. There was no apology or accountability for the mistake. For a New York bagel shop, the food is shockingly bland, basic, underwhelming breakfast sandwiches that don't match what you'd expect at all. Overall, a very disappointing and disorganized experience. They need to get it together.

Our second visit to this trendy spot. The restaurant has ample indoor and outdoor seating options…read more We were there at breakfast and enjoyed their freshly baked bagels and delicious cream cheese options. Other than a NYC bagel this is the bomb and the cream cheese options are varied for both sweet & savory.There is always a line to order but servers& kitchen staff are hopping so it's never a long wait. This place is a gem- options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I'll be back for another delicious bagel & cream cheese!

A superb culinary experience! We had an amazing experience! After a private tour of the winery…read moreexpertly led, a 5 course creatively prepared gourmet meal paired with wines and explained by Cordon Bleu Chef Scott at the "Ravinous Table". The second course appetizer was a bacon cocoa Bird nest served among beautiful oak barrels with a tasting directly from one of the barrels. Highly recommend!

We had such an exquisite experience that I can not wait to get back! The tasting lunch is something…read moreI would suggest any couple or family do for a unique dining experience. It was beautiful and I enjoyed meeting new people. Ravines wine is also the best I have had on Seneca Lake. Dryer and more robust. Can't wait to come back!

Great food, wonderful atmosphere! We've made it a part of our weekly routine to grab breakfast here…read moreevery Sunday morning

Great value! What a lovely brunch we enjoyed at the Water St Cafe. We didn't go more than 5 minutes…read morewithout a warm-up on our coffee. Excellent service. The portions were generous and food was flavorful. As a starter we enjoyed home fries loaded with homemade sausage gravy. That was a meal in itself! The coffee mugs were a hand-thrown pottery that was unique and beautiful. We stopped in on a Saturday and there was a local brewery offering their drinks, along with a volleyball team raising money for a trip. Lots of young people in the "team room". It was an engaging spot to enjoy food and we would definitely return! Good meetup place for friends.

very nice server and amazing food, french onion soup was soooo good. the entire experience here is…read moreso nostalgic and wonderful, as it has a very cozy feel to it. would recommend to anyone

Ordered a salad, ouln't find the ham or the pepperoni. The lettuce was supposed to be romaine but…read morewas clearly iceberg. Very disappointing, especially for the price.

Coffee was good, although service was a little rough. We had ordered 3 coffees and one sandwich. We…read morehad gotten our two coffees and our sandwich. After not receiving the third coffee I had told the woman working. She had said the ticket didn't print, which I understand things happen. But then she proceeded to make 4 other drinks before getting to ours, and was on her phone showing text messages to the other woman working. I am also not sure what the dress code is but the woman making food had her hair down and was wearing a strapless shirt.

Super cute coffee shop with delicious food and coffee! They make their own coffee syrups in house…read moreand you can tell. Their lavender honey latte is to die for! I also loved the banh mi breakfast sandwich. Homemade English muffin, fresh pickled vegetables, a fried egg and cilantro sauce made for the perfect, fresh sandwich to start your day. The staff is also super sweet and the ambiance is gorgeous - filled with plants and local art! If you're in the area, definitely stop by!

Stopped by for a quick latte but soon realized they have a beautiful shaded courtyard which was a…read moreperfect reprieve on a hot summer day. The couple of folks I talked to who were working were super kind. Great all around!

We had been trying a new coffee shop each day we were in the finger lakes. This one had a nice, m…read moreopen interior with enough seating for everyone. Probably a 7 on a scale of 1-10 for coziness. The sandwich bread was perfectly crisp and melt-in-your-mouth buttery. The bacon and cheese were delicious. My only issue was the egg. This is just a personal preference, but I much prefer traditional fried eggs to the spongy, egg patty that was used on my sandwich. This was especially disappointing because fresh eggs are everywhere in this region. If not for the egg issue, this sandwich would have been perfect. Not too heavy, incredibly savory, and hit the spot without going overboard. My coffee was just OK. Nothing crazy, a little too much of synthetic sweetness in the syrup. And they asked if I wanted it in a mug or to-go cup: I said mug, as you can see this is not what they provided me. A little disappointed by that as well. Overall, I'd maybe go back but I'd ask if they could fry my egg and for half sweet lattes. And I'd confirm that my coffee came in a mug.