I had the best time at Sunset view Creamery cuddling with the cows, playing with the dogs and…read morechatting with the staff. They even sell "I cuddled a cow..." tee shirts in the gift shop! Along with amazing ice cream sandwiches and tasty local root beer. Go visit, for $15 it's totally worth it! Just a friendly reminder that this is a farm, long sleeves and pants are probably best (not at all what I had on) and as long as you're willing to get down there and dirty with the cows in the hay, you'll have a great time.

My son was contaminated with milk by Sunset View Creamery recently and started with fever, chills,…read morehigh temperature, diarrhea, and nausea illness Sept 6, 2023. He was diagnosed the following day or so with having CamphlobCampylobacteracter in his stool and the health department was notified of the likely contamination after he drank milk from Sunset Creamery. Subsequently, during a routine milk inspection, Campylobacter contamination was found. The department notified Sunset View Creamery about the preliminary test results on Sept. 12, and further testing confirmed the presence of the campylobacter again on Sept. 18, 2023. Campylobacteriosis can cause lasting complications, including irritable bowel syndrome, arthritis, and temporary paralysis. People with compromised immune systems could develop a life-threatening infection if the bacteria spreads to the bloodstream.

Excellent friendly service and some of the highest quality products I've had! They really took the…read moretime to ensure we were making informed decisions in our purchase And walk us through the process of their products and services.

From the owner: You'll find it all at our specialty cheese shop in Le Raysville, PA…read moreFine food can elevate any occasion. Whether you're entertaining or simply treating yourself on a quiet night at home, you'll find delicious foods at LeRaysville Meat and Cheese. Our specialty cheese shop doubles as a meat processing plant in Le Raysville, PA.

My husband and I visited Muranda Cheese Company while we were in the Finger Lakes over the Fourth…read moreof July weekend, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. It was actually something my husband had come across while planning our visit, and we're so glad we made the stop. It was a hot afternoon, so pairing the cheese tasting with a cold beer and a hard apple cider felt like the perfect choice. You purchase your tasting tickets at the counter along with your drinks and then head to one of their tasting areas. We sampled 12 different cheeses while our hostess walked us through each one, explaining how it was made and the best ways to enjoy it. Every cheese was delicious, but our favorite was the Red Rider, which had just the right amount of heat. One thing we really enjoyed was that you can buy your favorite cheeses along with crackers and condiments, and they'll provide a cheese board and knife so you can put together your own lunch. We picked red rider cheese block, ordered another round of drinks, and spent an hour enjoying our own little cheese board. The property is beautiful, with plenty of Adirondack chairs overlooking a large open lawn. It was simply too hot for us to sit outside, so we stayed indoors, but I can imagine how lovely it would be on a cooler day. I also discovered a mustard-based condiment during the tasting that I loved so much I ended up buying five jars to take home as gifts for family and friends. If you're visiting the Finger Lakes, Muranda Cheese Company is absolutely worth the stop. Between the guided tasting, the beautiful setting, and the opportunity to build your own cheese board, it makes for a fun and memorable experience.

My husband and I visited Muranda Cheese Company last week when we were in the Finger Lakes for the…read moreFourth of July. We had such a fun time. I was dying to visit, because they offer cheese tastings, so I'll start my review by describing that experience! You walk up to the bar, tell them you want to do a cheese tasting, and they had you a ticket. Then you can walk to one of their two tasting areas (you'll see long tables with staff on one side and customers on the other, with lots of cloches with cheese under them) and get started on your tasting. You get to try 12 cheeses, and they give you a little tasting sheeting so you can rate and take notes on the cheeses. It only takes a few minutes, but it was fun and a great way to learn about their cheeses. If you're not into a cheese tasting or if you want more than just the tasting, they offer charcuterie boards, Finger Lakes wine, wine slushies, beers, cider, and non-alcoholic drinks. You can also buy a block of cheese and eat that, too! I did the cheese tasting (fun - and I liked most of the cheeses), and we shared a wine slushie as well. We arrived pretty close their closing time, but I was glad we had time to experience what Muranda has to offer! They have a shop in the back, where they sell their cheeses, wines, pottery, and other Finger Lakes products. There's also an amazing patio off the shop, with gorgeous views, rocking chairs, and tables. They host live music at this really cool stage above the bar. So you can eat cheese, have a drink, and listen to some live music in a beautiful barn? Sold. It's a fun time. And I recommend it between wine tastings or other activities you get up to in the Finger Lakes!

Okay, so it's a long story on how I found myself seeking out Pecora's Creamery, which is a tiny…read morestore at the end of Pecora Road across from the old dairy. Inside is clean and quaint, with tasty breads, meats and cheeses from local farms. And while those are darn good- let's talk about the ice cream. This is the creamiest, most flavorful ice cream I have ever had in my life. No like seriously. This ice cream is small batch and it's AMAZING. I had the chocolate peanut butter egg (their Easter flavor), my husband had coffee, and my son had chocolate. Each was phenomenal in its own way. I don't know when I will be back in this area of Pennsylvania but if I'm anywhere remotely near, I will drive out of my way to have some more. Seriously folks, this ice cream is special.

The smoothest ice cream in a bucolic setting. The staff is friendly and the refrigerator cases are…read morefilled with a variety of products

It's a very cute concept but the ice cream and cheese flights were a bit disappointing in the taste…read moredepartment. Reasonably priced at eight for $20. Tried four cheeses and four ice creams; there wasn't a lot of taste to any of them. I couldn't even tell some of the cheeses or ice creams apart from one another. Lovely staff and very clean and enjoyed sitting outside at one of the picnic tables, though.

Such a fun experience!…read more So many fun flavors of icecream and different cheeses! Not to mention the adorable cows!! We tried the flight of 8-- 5 icecreams and 3 cheeses. For icecream we tasted the purple cow, peach cobbler, cookies and cream, black cherry chocolate, and the coffee heath crunch. My favorite was the coffee flavor- unlike other coffee icecreams I've had, this coffee had a much more robust and richer flavor profile. I liked cookies and cram-- always a classic. The cherry flavor was a tad too artificial for my liking. Purple cow was fine- very similar to the Cornell Dairy flavor- both are good though! I liked the peach cobbler flavor though wish there were more of the mix-ins. For cheeses, we tasted the butter garlic cheddar curds, the signature Summit Cheddar, and the plain quark. The garlic cheddar curds were so good, I took a bag home with me! Summit cheddar had a nice nutty flavor, not too 'sharp' though. The quark was interesting... it had a rather mild flavor and interesting texture (similar to boursin). I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it. I also took home a bag of the tomato basil cheese curds which I didn't like as much as the garlic ones. The tomato ones had a very subtle flavor-- too subtle. There was a line when we got there though it moves relatively quickly and is definitely worth the wait! Overall, I had so much fun picking out so many icecreams and cheeses to taste as well as seeing the cows! I would highly recommend Shtayburne Farm!

Saw this cheesery giving out samples at the 2018 Finger Lakes Cheese Festival. Ladies were so nice…read moreand there were so many samples to try. Everything was delicious!

Me and my friend were in the area and decided to stop by. After not knowing what to expect, we were…read moregreeted in the shop by the kindest lady. She was very nice and helpful and this put a real smile on our faces! (Not to mention the soaps are AMAZING!)

If you are a foodie, this place is a must. I noticed the sign for a cheese farm a year or so ago…read morebut finally checked it out yesterday. My son was asking why we were doing this stop. He was ultimately very glad we did. We (my wife, my son and myself) were greeted by the owner John who proceeded to let us sample every cheese and jelly they make. There were so many varieties and they were all legitimately delicious. They were not ordinary either. They are truly European quality artisanal cheeses. He had excellent pairings of the jellies and cheeses too, and those jellies were also out of the ordinary and delicious as well. At the end of our sampling and engaging conversations (he is truly a warm & friendly gentleman), he took us on a tour of the cheese caves. For me, this was something to behold. It was like being on one of those travel shows in Europe! I intend to visit whenever I get the chance when visiting my son at Penn State.

The Savory Oregano Cheddar Cheese is epically amazing! The flavor fills my heart and taste buds…read morewith joy, pleasure and delight! I found out they ship products so now I don't have to drive 5 hours round trip to get their delicious items! I will be trying the blue cheese and some of the other kinds they have which is plenty!

On my first visit to Syracuse, this might be my favorite spot I went…read more Outstanding selection of goods. They were out of the gabagool! Only complaint.

What a cute corner (literally on the corner of James and S Collingwood) store! Not only do they…read morestock a wide variety of cheeses from all over the world, they also sell local artisan products as well (ex. A selection of breads and pastries from Breadhead, Salt City coffee beans, Sweet on Chocolate chocolate bars, etc). Staff is very knowledgeable about the cheeses. The only tricky bit is finding parking (all street parking). Bonus: The Wedge (restaurant run by the same team) is right next door!

This place is really cool. Not only do they have really good goat cheese that you can do a tasting…read moreof, but they also have goats you can pet! Great combination for families with kiddos. When we've been here there has typically only been one person working, but it's never been a big deal because all the staff does is prepare the cheese tasting and then there is seating outside and upstairs. The ambiance is fine... it's never been too busy or loud when we've been here. Definitely a cool spot to stop if you like goats and goat cheese!

We had a fantastic time meeting the goats and cheese tasting! On a gorgeous day, I brought my…read moredaughters, husband, and mother and aunt to explore the farm. As soon as you park, you see the goats outside. There's a barn a short walk from the parking lot. All of the animals looked healthy and well looked after. We walked into the shop and purchased two deluxe tasting trays. We loved most all of the cheeses! The woman that assembled the tasting was kind to my daughters. We bought two goat stuffed animals and she followed up before we left to ask what they named them

I love this place. I've lived all over the country but nothing compares to their apple cider. I…read moreevery time I go home for a visit stopping here is a priority.