The dairy up here is unreal! It tastes so much fresher and…read morecreamier! It's an old farm house style shack with a store front. The rustic charm was beautiful. I was here on a family trip, and my father insisted we try "real cheese". He was right! They have a tasting menu that included about 10-12 cheeses. I remember my favorite being Dilly Girl, a dill flavored cows cheese, their speciality! If you're not from the area, it's definitely an experience worth trying!

Beautiful buildings decorated and furnished to provide a comfortable cheese experience! The grounds…read moreand scenery are amazing and what a wonderful experience to have a cheese tasting! You can purchase a 12 sample cheese tasting for $8.00 and they have wine, wine slushies and soft drinks to accompany the cheese. They also have water in large jugs to help yourself. The employees ring you up and then you are treated to delicious cheese samples with a description of every cheese you try. Muranda has cow's milk cheeses from Swiss to cheddar to Gouda smoked and blue cheese. They have lots of cheese to purchase as well as crackers and charcuterie boxes and loaves of hand made bread. The covered outdoor deck is beautiful and a perfect way to relax with your cheese and a drink.

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 place on Instagram and decided to try it out while on the scenic wine route. Conveniently…read morelocated just past Watkins Glen. A fourth generation dairy farm that excels in cheese and ice cream. We tried the 8 flight. 4 cheeses 4 ice creams. All were delicious. I tried the peach habernero Quark and immediately needed to buy one in the case. Its a super protein and so creamy. I can't wait to pair it with celery sticks for a nice snack. They offer a few coffee drinks as well. I ordered a caramel Americano. Next time I am in the area I will definitely come by again!

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.

I drove here for my birthday, it's an hour and a half away from my house. It's the second year that…read moreI've done this. I absolutely love cheese and the varieties are endless. The Cuba shop brand is very affordable. Smaller packages are typically 3 to 4 dollars. Thank you for the free cheese samples!!!

A small shop with abundant offerings: Floor to ceiling choices for cheddar, curds, havarti,…read moreMunster, Gouda, Gruyere, feta, haloumi, chevre, Swiss, etc. Want local honey or maple syrup? They have it here, with forty or so different jams, relishes, and pickles. Staff are knowledgeable and can find anything for you. Need to ship that gift order? There's a desk in the back for that purpose. Lots of parking in a side lot; a few spaces out front. Wheelchair ramp on the side.

Worth a stop just to experience the quilts and "quillows" upstairs, along with the other unique…read moreAmish arts. Downstairs was more touristy and a bit overpriced. We spent decent amount of money and only when I got home did I notice the receipt said free jam with any purchase over $40, but apparently that was overlooked. Not sure it's worth the drive back to pick up my free jam. The area around the store is worth a walk around as well.

Really cute spot. A little touristy but great selection of jams/jellies/pickles. The quilts on the…read moresecond floor are breathtaking. Definitely stop!

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.

First visit and was very impressed. Thought they only served ice cream, but provide a menu with…read moresandwiches, breakfast items, and even a small grocery store with meats, and baked goods. Cafe is very inviting, with lots of seating both inside and out. Was quickly waited on, and I figured I would try Buffalo Chicken wrap. Nice size portion, very delicious, and served with chips and a pickle. For $4 more, I could have added a side(will have to try that next time). If you are looking for good food, and want something different than fast food, I would highly recommend this place.

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.

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

Wonderful baked goods, fresh produce and meats. Extremely friendly service. I go there every time…read moreI'm in town.

Great service, with samples available to make sure you like what you're getting for cheese which is…read morealways appreciated. Our favorite was the aged mountain-style, very cheddar-like in sharpness, but maybe a little more creamy than it would be in a similar cheddar. Their speciality seems to be raclette style, so definitely stop in if that's what you like.

This is a review of East Hill Creamery as a wedding venue. Our friends chose this as their…read moreceremony/reception spot, and we had a great time celebrating with them. It's about an hour drive from Rochester. There is a gravel parking lot, and you enter through the store (where you can buy cheese and other fun snacks). There is a stairwell or an elevator to get up to the second floor where the wedding was held. Props to whoever designed this place for adding multiple restrooms, which were decorated with cute cow decor and stocked with mouthwash, feminine hygiene products, mints, etc. The food was excellent. Cocktail hour included a spread of fruit, crackers, and many delicious cheeses that were more exciting than the normal cheddar cubes on an appetizer tray. For dinner, salad, pizza, and cauliflower wings were served with lots of sauces and toppings. Dessert was a make your own ice cream sundae bar. Old Souls Catering was responsible for all of the deliciousness. There were two levels of the reception space, and the ceremony and dinner were held in the higher area. The lower area was the bar/cocktail area and dance floor. It was a bit awkward going up and down the stairs every time a new part of the event took place (I have a sprained ankle). There is a wheelchair lift to move between the sections but I wasn't going to get a staff member to do that for me ten times with everyone watching. Overall, this was a unique venue and even had a cheese vending machine outside.