I love Golden Lane Fabrics. I love the remnant table for many of my wants and needs. I am NOT a…read morequilter, and Ada has wonderful fabrics for dressmakers, a nice mix of other materials, not just 100% cotton. She has a wide variety of notions too. In fact, I bought my favorite dress leather shoes there, along with women's slips, full and half. Slips are very hard to find these days! I am always surprised and delighted every time I visit. I find myself lighter in the pocket but my purchase are well and truly worth every penny! Marian

The shopkeeper was extremely rude. I will no go back. I'm not spending close to $100 there only to…read morebe scolded for putting the fabric bolts on the counter. I've never experienced something like it in a shop before! Honestly! If I could rate zero stars, I would.

Very nicely stocked gift shop on Main St in Penn Yan. They have everything, whether you're looking…read morefor a little trinket clothing, or art work. I got a fridge magnet to remember our vacation at Keuka Lake. Friendly staff and an inviting store front with two large rainbow Adirondack chairs outside.

While shopping in downtown Penn Yan, my mother and aunt's wanted to stop in at The Nest Egg- it's…read moretheir go-to shop in town. I can't say this is my type of shopping destination, but this is a great store for arts, crafts, Penn Yan and Keuka Lake memorabilia, and a Vera Bradley dealer. The store is clean, well-stocked, and staffed by a very friendly staff. I actually found a number of items to get for the wife, and my relatives all found a couple of things they really liked. They also had a really cool discount area where a lot of items were dirt cheap, with a decent selection of products. Overall, actually enjoyed shopping here. If you're in the area, especially on vacation, stop in and look around, you're sure to find something very kitschy for your house. Of course this is the place to go if you need some Vera. Or drop in if you're walking through downtown PY, you'll enjoy it.

Adorable!! The BEST warm apple cider donuts. Fun to just buy some snacks and take a stroll.read more

Underwhelming but part of the is the weather and the lack of vendors - too early in the season…read more It's got a nice-sized farmer's market area - but you'd be better to visit at harvest time, not on Memorial Day weekend (plus it rained). We did snag some super fresh Mennonite-grown asparagus. Too rainy to enjoy the outdoor part. This place is probably more like a 4 star on a better day.

Great antique store it's larger then it looks from outside but has a good variety of items I bought…read morean old watering can that I have been looking for. Spent about an hour there worth the stop!

Make sure you have SEVERAL hours to shop here. It is massive! Found some amazing deals and items…read more Love this place!!

This is the best little shop! Lots of high quality yarn and beautiful fabrics. The owner is awesome…read moreand knowledgeable! I used to go to this store when it was in Ithaca. I'm happy to make to trip out to T-Burg. Right on the main street with plenty of free parking.

The premier yarn store in the area. Quality, helpfulness, expertise all top notch. Can't say enough…read moregood things about this place.

Best shop in the finger lakes! don't miss it! Open April -October 10-5 They have everything !read more

Was very fun to explore this old barn full of really nice items. Cool spot to stop. Would recommend…read moreif interested in quality antiques.

This is an adorable small winery with a tasting room in an old barn. They have art along the walls…read moreand even an old bottler on display. There is also some outdoor seating right by the parking lot. Mostly white wines and the staff were all very friendly and helpful

Lovely winemakers with a passion for wine, Lime Berry will delight sweet wine lovers but will leave…read moredry drinkers underwhelmed. Right off the bat - this place is closing at the end of the year, as the very engaging and wonderful owners sold their winery/vineyard. So if you want their wines you better get them before the end of the year. The winery is hosted in a small barn on the property with plenty of outdoor seating. They make about sixteen wines and seem to favor making sweeter wines. The wine tasting was a very reasonable $3 a person and is guided as either a dry tasting or a sweet tasting. I'm not a fan of sweet so I tried the dry listing, and overall found them fairly average. To be fair, they were out of two dry wines, the Chardonnay and Dry Riesling, so maybe those were the better wines to taste. The Dry Vidal Blanc lacked any complexity in taste and the Semi Dry Vidal Blanc is more sweet than dry. I purchased the Heart of the Lake because of the interesting story behind the one grape which is brand new and unnamed after being developed at nearby Cornell University (this is the only winery that makes wine out of it). The dry reds weren't too much better - boring wines without any sort of boldness, they both tasted flat with just a hint of possibly developing complexity. So yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the wines here at Lime Berry, and I'm a little confused with all the overwhelmingly positive Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews. It makes me wonder if I missed out on some of the good dry wines or that this winery's strength lies in their sweeter wines. Whatever the case, go for the sweet wines but skip if you want dry.

I am not really here to do a review. I am just wondering if Hayes Auction Barn is still in…read morebusiness? They don't have listings on Auction Zip anymore and when I passed by a couple days ago on 8/25/21 there was grass popping up in the gravel parking lot. Looked like it hadn't been used for a long time. Did COVID close them down? I live 30 miles south and don't want to drive all that way on a Saturday evening just to find out that they are no longer in business. When they did have listings on Auction Zip I did enjoy going and bidding on items. There were lots of "hidden" items that you had to poke around for in order to find before the bidding began.

I attend many auctions and this was my first time at this one. You are at the owner's mercy when…read moreyou go here. The auction started out as most and continued along until she felt she wasn't getting enough money for the items. She refused to sell things which she had put online as being up for auction, saying the crowd was not spending enough money. I have been an online seller for several years and do my research before I buy. She was pulling prices out of the air, telling the crowd she would not sell some pottery items for less than$20 starting bid as she KNOWS they are worth at least $100 or $150. I know these pieces and have sold several. They sell for about $35. She became miserable and refused to sell more saying the crowd was not serious about buying. I have never been to a place where the owner put up a tantrum and stopped selling things that were advertised to be sold. This was definitely a first and last for me.