Couldn't have been happier with our experience here for our daughter's wedding on Sunday. Our…read moreAirbnb was less than a block away too. The rehearsal luncheon on Saturday and wedding on Sunday were wonderful. Easily the best food I have had at a wedding in a long, long time. All the spaces are decorated and designed well, the pictures we have are stunning. Lisa was great, the bride and groom made memories to last their lifetimes.

SIPSyracuse was held at this venue again this year. So great to see a variety of wine and bourbon…read morerepresentatives present. Each vendor was very knowledgeable. The wine and bourbon tastings were on separate floors. There was also a BBQ sauce vendor and charcuterie tables spread throughout. I have appreciated some other vendors being present in the past but were not this year (i.e. chocolate vendors). In all, an afternoon well spent and being that it was held from 4p-7p there was still time to venture out for dinner after.

Was there for a wedding. It was lovely walking in nice reception area. Bubbly on one side hot cocoa…read morebar on the other. There was no one really directing people on where to go. We had to search around for the coat room but we found it. The lighting was dim and hard to see but we figured it out. The snacks before the meal were pretty good but seemed like they were frozen and just heated up. The meal it self everything was cold. Potato was salty. The steak was really good but cold. Couldn't eat the chicken it was cold and dry. It's a pretty venue though.

This space seems like a great place to hold an event or banquet. Located in Skaneateles just 15…read moreminutes from the Onondaga/ Marcellus line. I was here attending a winter solstice yoga event with Sky Yoga. It was beautifully decorated for the holidays with a huge fireplace lit in the practice room. Such a calming peaceful environment. I will keep it in mind when looking for event spaces in the future.

Just opened last week, The Mizpah offers a self serve wine tasting/pouring experience. Located in…read morethe heart of downtown, it is within walking distance of many restaurants, coffee shops, hotels and entertainment venues! Some of the decor has been restored and remains a part of the sultry scenery. You will find original stained glass windows, ceiling fixtures, and even some pews. A kiosk food ordering system is available and offers a variety of salads, sandwiches, and charcuterie boards. The venue offers itself for events and seems very suitable for parties of varying sizes. Great way to grab a glass at your leisure or taste something new for a low as even 99 cents! I see myself being a regular here!

Self serve wine bar in a 1914 Gothic Church. You can purchase wine card at reception desk as you…read moreenter. $1 for card and self pour 1-3- or 6 ounce pours. Service was very informative and friendly. They feature a full bar and also offer cocktails, sparkling wine, mimosas, and beer selection. Food available from ordering at kiosk via touch screen offering charcuterie boards, sandwiches, salads, and desserts. This is also an event center that will host venues 250-300 guests! My friend and I agree this would be an amazing venue for weddings and celebrations! I would love to be able to tour the facility and really dive into the architecture! Moody, Gothic, previously abandoned church with purple/pink led lighting. This was my friend's second visit and she couldn't wait to share this new hot spot! Whispering of apartments being built in the upper levels of the building. Mizpah is the new Lookout watching over and hosting events in the heart of Syracuse!

Windridge is too truly the best wedding venue in upstate New York from the views to the beautiful…read morefacilities. We enjoyed it! It's like a weekend getaway!

The best place in CNY to hold an event. Beautiful grounds, immaculately kept. Large airy dining…read moreroom. Friendly efficient staff. Well worth coming for receptions etc. Make it No1 on your list.

Dave and I had our wedding here this past summer and I must say the bargain bin price tag had me…read moreworried at first but we could not have asked for a better venue for our wedding. The event staff were very friendly and quickly responded to any and all of our concerns. We had reserved the venue for a full day on Sunday and had Bull and Bear do all of the catering for food and alcohol so all we had to do the day of was decorate and tear down at the end of the day. The ceremony was held outside but in the case of bad weather the venue had a backup plan in place to move everything inside for the ceremony to be held in front of the stone fireplace. After the ceremony was completed everyone moved inside for drinks, dinner, and dancing and there was plenty of space for everyone (about 90 people) to spread out and mingle. In short the venue was beautiful, and the support we received was excellent.

I just officiated a wedding here and it was lovely! The staff went above and beyond and were so…read morenice. The facilities were versatile and the grounds were very pretty. The bathrooms were a little outdated, and I would have appreciated paper towels so my dress didn't get wet.

Admission is cheaper than the county fairs and there is so much to see and do! Vendors are…read moreplentiful and crowds are light if you go when it first opens(wait until later and yes, it'll be busy, naturally). Highly recommend the taking the ski lift(Skyline) across the fair!

I've been to several State Fairs. This one is just mediocre . The cost is very reasonable as State…read moreFairs go...$8.00 per ticket, and children under 12 or adults over 65 get in for free, and that is better than most. Everything is cash or card or both so ask which one they take. The exhibit buildings are spacious and easy to walk around in. Depending on what day you go the music entertainment can be good. Food is ok nothing special to get excited about. They should hand out maps as you enter so you can get a feel for where things are to see it to find that favorite food or entertainment; their online maps are not very informative.

First time here, and I honestly could not have loved it more. It was crowded, but there is a good…read moreamount of indoor and outdoor seating. I find the set up slightly confusing because you order some things at the bar and some things at a separate counter, but that's not a huge deal. The decor is just so cool to look at and the merchandise is quality. I really liked their pumpkin pizza and apple cider margarita, both of which I assume are seasonal. A good family place for the pumpkin patch, and a good adult place for drinks and music.

It's great in theory but in practice there are way too many people and way too small of a space…read more We got here just about at open and it's currently 11:30. The line for beverages is about 75 people long, the line for food at their new brewhouse is over a hundred people long and if you want to get into the bakery and gift shop you also have to wait in line 100 people long. And no they don't move particularly fast. So as long as you don't want to eat, drink or buy any baked goods... The rest of it is not too bad! It took about two and a half hours to do everything . The Apple cannons are an additional charge which I did not see listed on the website but they are fun! The pillow area is very muddy and most of the kids get pretty dirty playing on it so just be prepared for that. We did try a few of the treats from the stands; apple cider slushie, grilled cheese and caramel apple cup. They were all reasonably priced and the lines were not too bad for them. The bathrooms are pretty secluded, there's some next to the Brew Barn at one end and there's some at the other end. They are all pretty basic level Porta-Johns they were pretty dirty after a few hours of people walking around dirt roads and mud. It's a pretty cool place and if they were half as many people then I'd be a lot more excited and likely to recommend it. Today is also the day where they limited the number of tickets sold so this is about the best case scenario in terms of the density of people here. I've been writing this review for about the last 20 minutes and the lines have made very little progress for the beverages or food at the new Brew Barn center. All in all I don't think we'll be back next year. You spend an hour and a half in the car to get here, you pay to get in and there's a few things that are covered by that. Some stuff for the kids to climb on, the jumping pillows, along with seeing the animals and the tractor ride. Besides those attractions everything else is basically a line to stand in and pay money for something. Some of those lines are not too bad and some of the things are affordable. The major lines for the gift shop /bakery, the brew center or the coffee shop and you're going to have to get the back of 100 person line.

Tastefully...well designed. Accessible, well equipped, and plenty of parking. Amazing sound system…read more Just beautiful inside!

They canceled on us a week from the event we even put a deposit down and they still haven't refund…read moreus tried contacting them and no response