Lakeview strikes out…read more First off, the clear bag policy has gotten out of hand. Went to a show with my family, my mother couldn't bring a small purse in. You can search a purse, but I guess that's too much effort for the security people. So we had to run back to the car, and it took us 30 minutes to even get back in. Second, there were LINES to get into the seated area. If you're paying $100 a ticket (at LEAST), you shouldn't have to wait another 30 minutes in line to get to your seat when there's multiple entrances around the shell, it's just unnecessary. A BEER IS $18. AND they expect you to tip. A Bills game? Whatever, that makes sense even though it's prived outrageously. A stadium concert? Just barely understandable. But here?? $18 is highway robbery. Parking still sucks.

Love this venue but every year they seem to outlaw something new so they can make s profit. No more…read morechairs, have to rent them. The last two times I've been there for a show, the grass is left long and it's very itchy! Prices for merch is ridiculous these days, too. But, do love the many options for food trucks/,vendors there.

The Talent Company combines the most talented performers in CNY with great shows, and produced them…read morein a comfortable, cabaret-style atmosphere. If you love theatre, there is no better ratio of entertainment to ticket price in Syracuse. I've yet to see a show here that doesn't impress me. I just wish they sold season tickets!

2026 Food Truck Battle! The day started out chilly, but there was no rain and it started to warm…read moreup. I like that there are play areas for the kids and other vendors to walk around and see. The music was really good and with all the food it really was a "Festival". Over 55 Food Trucks serving up samples and full size portions! One of my favorites was Blueberries and Lace's Banana Draft Latte with an oatmeal sandwich cookie on top....enough coffee flavor to balance the sweet banana and milk. The oatmeal sandwich cookie with the frosting middle was a super delicious treat! Redneck Reuben Union truck was serving up , what I like to call, the "best Reuben in the Syracuse area", house smoked corned beef with warm sauerkraut, lots of melty swiss and smoked thousand Island dressing perfectly grilled. Carvel ice cream sundae with very flavorful chocolate ice cream and crunch kot, caramel and whipped cream....so good. Vietnamese Noodle House - chopped beef Banh mi with an Asian beef dipping sauce that I could have just drank alone. Mamacita's Seoul Nachos were crispy and delicious with fried wonton skins, beef, a creamy topping and a sweet sauce. Ji-Woos Korean manu dumplings and There Bibimbop. There were so many great trucks....Toss & Fire Pizza ( wood fired and always one of my favorites... I'm glad I am near one of their brick and mortar stores so I can get their pizza anytime!), Calle Tropical, Moonchot, Via Napoli, Bold Coast Lobster, Exhale Bakery, Silo Chicken, Fair Deli, Lucky 7, and so many more. Put this show down for next year as a "Must Go!!"

This was my first time at the food truck battle! We went on a Friday and luckily the weather was…read morereally nice. We were able to find parking pretty easily in the Brown lot. They do have security checkpoints at the entrance which made me feel safe. As for the food, all the trucks had such amazing samples! They're pretty big and the pricing was usually $5 per sample from each truck. I really enjoyed the lobster roll from Bold Coast Lobster, it was probably the best thing I had the at this event that was not a sample. I would say the best sample and best bang for your buck is definitely the banana draft latte from blueberries & lace, just look at that entire oatmeal cream pie that comes with it! The latte itself was also not too sweet and a the banana and coffee flavor really blended together nicely. The ramen elote from Elm Street Tacos was yummy but I do wish the noodles were a little less cooked and a bit more al dente to give more texture to the overall dish. The Seoul street nachos from Mamacitas were very popular from what I saw but I do wish that they used a gochujang based sauce over a Thai chili sauce to make it more a "Korean" fusion dish. That being said the Seoul street nachos were still very delicious and was a great way to start off the food truck battle tasting. Something not pictured that I'd like to shout out is the pork belly burnt ends from Salt City Smokehouse. The portion size was the smallest compared to the other samples but it is all meat so I'm not surprised. I would say it's definitely worth it to try regardless of the size because it the pork belly has a great smoky flavor and was very tender. Overall, I enjoyed the food truck battle and I will be returning again next year! The event was definitely organized and I never felt it was too overcrowded despite there being a lot of people.

Liz is not only a great teacher and dance performer, she is also a lifelong student who is always…read morelearning and sharing with her students! She's a wonderful person! She takes time to explain the movements and modify when needed. Take a class with her!

After hearing ALL about these fried ribs, I had to find them among the many vendors at the fair!…read more And let me tell you...the hype was REAL! These ribs were full of flavor, tender, and NOT fried hard--just the right amount of crispiness. Definitely worth the search! Next year, I'll be back looking for these ribs because they're not based in Albany, NY. 10/10 -- I understand the hype now!

The NYS Fair Grounds with the amount of activities, gives anyone the opportunity to have a lot of…read morefun things new things to see and do each day. This year, I went two days and I still did not get to see/experience/taste everything there is to do. I'd consider getting a frequent fair goers pass in the future.

Omggggg what a gem in Syracuse. This winery was PERFECT for my husband and I . We visited today, a…read moreSaturday around 1:30 pm. The atmosphere was very chill, relaxing and Natyia out host was Awesome, she definitely added that spark to our experience. Natyia was very fun, kind and informative of all the wines we tasted . We paid $12 per person and got 15 tastings (you can't beat that). We did 2 rounds which was 30 tastings per person. I purchased 2 wine glasses and 2 bottles of wine as well, decently priced at $15 and $16 dollars each . I will be visiting again for my bday to actually make wine, as they offer that experience as well. If ever your in Syracuse this winery is a must visit. I promise you will not be disappointed.

We had an amazing experience with Natia and our wine tasting. She chose based on our preferences…read moreand was spot on each time. Hands down the best NY wine tasting experience we have had. We aren't local but would definitely visit again if we are in the area! Bought a couple bottles home with us based on her recommendations and our amazing experience.

I came here for a Yelp Elite event, and the staff of Liverpool Art Center were WONDERFUL!…read more Be warned: this is not your "step by step, paint-nite, everybody is painting the same thing" sort of place- you get to choose your own picture from the many choices they have, you get a canvas, the'll give you the paints and brushes, give you basic pointers, and off you go! If you need more assistance, they'd be happy to help- but otherwise, you have free reign! If you want to change up the colors on the picture, that's definitely allowed and they'll give you a different paint palette so you can achieve that! This would be a great place to have a girls' night, a bachelorette event, birthday party, etc.!

I was curious and decided to sign up, and then I created this here during one of my first class…read more(pic attached). The teacher (and owner) was very helpful and showed me tips and tricks I would of never thought of. The atmosphere was inviting and relaxing, a very family vibe. The other students were nice and welcomed me with open arms. (: I would recommend this to anyone who's looking for art lessons, the whole experience was pleasurable from beginning to end! Thanks Sandi!