Extremely kind owners and staff. Strong pours and great popcorn, plus they have live music! 10/10…read morerecommend.

Great service..nice atmosphere.. Does not have the bar…read more"smell" and bathrooms are clean!! That's a plus

Only open May thru October but was interesting to see location. Great coffee shop next door.read more

We went on a free day so we didn't get a traditional tour but they still had staff members there to…read moreanswer questions. There is a parking lot in the rear of the building. When you enter through the back you go into the lobby/gift shop area. They kept the front of the house original and added the back half as a museum with articles and information about the space race and other areas of John Glenn's life. My kids loved his bedroom with the model planes and the toys of his era.

A Memorable Return to Black Sheep Vineyard - 7 Years Later…read more It's been about seven years since our last visit to Black Sheep Vineyard, and I've had the itch to return ever since. I'm so glad we made the trip back--it was even better than I remembered. Right from the moment we arrived, we were greeted with a welcoming and light-hearted atmosphere. The gentleman running the tasting room--who I believe is the owner--has a friendly, witty sense of humor that made the experience that much more enjoyable. At one point, someone told him, "We Googled wineries near me and this one popped up, so we drove over from Flushing." His deadpan response? "Sorry to hear that." We all had a good laugh. We were able to taste whatever we wanted, and I dove right in. I started with the Leighton, a dry white made from Seyval Blanc grapes--crisp, smooth, not overly tart, and just delicious. I ended up taking a bottle home. Fun fact: in 2018, this wine was $12.95, and now it's $15.95--only a $3 increase over seven years. Not bad at all for a wine of that quality. Next up was the Traminette, a semi-dry white with lovely spicy notes and a touch of citrus. Then the Riesling--aromatic, semi-sweet, and incredibly refreshing. I shifted gears to reds with the Vivian, a dry red made from Frontenac grapes, named after the owner's wife's parents. It's aged first in stainless steel and then for 60 days in Buffalo Trace bourbon barrels. It has a smooth, unique finish with a slight tartness that really worked well--I even grabbed a glass of it to enjoy after my tasting. From there, I tried the Cabernet Franc, a lighter-bodied dry red aged in American oak barrels. It had a beautiful spice and peppery aroma--complex, yet very drinkable. Then came the Dark Continent, a bold and smoky dry red made from Marechal Foch grapes. Earthy and robust, this one's a must-try if you like darker, deeper reds. Finally, I had a sample of Hair of the Dog, a semi-sweet red blend made from Frontenac and other French hybrid grapes, also aged in American oak. It had a nice smoky backbone with a pop of berry sweetness at the finish--a really fun and flavorful wine. I learned that some of their grapes are sourced from Erie, PA, and I'm not quite sure what varietals they grow on-site, but it's clear they take pride in crafting each wine with care. Black Sheep Vineyard is definitely worth the visit--whether you're stopping by for a tasting or simply want to share a glass with a friend. The wines are solid across the board, the staff is warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere is relaxed and filled with personality. Can't wait to come back again--just hopefully not in another seven years!

We loved this little vineyard. The staff was very friendly. Loved the Bonnie wine. We ordered 2…read moredifferent cheese trays and both were great and completely gone. Also really cute venue.

Excellent service at this special place only open on Wednesday and special occasions…read moreLocal place fir locals to hang out.

This place is su much fun,from the music to the food,partying,all the crazy people an their crazy…read moreoutfits.You will love it!!!!!!

We are from Grove City, OH, and stopped in Cambridge to hit Kennedys Bakery and decided to eat…read morelunch first. We saw the sign for Downtown Arena and walked over. We walked into a neighborhood bar and grill. Great atmosphere. They have an extensive menu covering Pizza, burgers, sandwiches, pasta and more. We each ordered a personal pizza with fair frenchfries. The fries were as good as any fries I've had. The pizza was great, 4 good size pieces, medium crust and a great sweet sauce. The server was excellent, she explained that they make their dough every morning, and slice their sandwich meats fresh daily. They get their buns and bread from Kennedys Bakery. Next time we are in Cambridge, we will definitely go back. PS our dinner with 2 large colas only came to $38. Highly recommend.

Our server Kristen was very personable and friendly. We small talked and she gave us good advice…read moreall around. Nice place to watch football, big bar and outside seating. Lots of tvs. I had the Philly cheese my hubby has the club. They were both awesome (and I'm picky about my beef). The bread was to die for and made down the street. They have gluten free bread and beer!! We will definitely be back.

I'm not a huge museum guy, but this one was really cool. Man, the history that Cambridge Glass has…read moreand the 50+ years they operated 24/7. Do you realize how much glass that is being produced? WOW! I love the fact that the plant had everything it needed to be self sufficient and that it produced glass even in the hardest of times. This museum is well worth the $6.00. We had a guided tour throughout and the Tour Guide was AMAZING. Very knowledgeable with the history and she herself has ties to its history. Worth the visit. Kids may not enjoy it but they do have some interactive stuff that will keep them occupied for a while. Stop...You will enjoy it.

First of all, you're probably already a glass lover...so what are you waiting for? "Get over here!"…read moreI cannot say enough great things about Cambridge Glass, I absolutely love it! It is Eye Candy galore! There is a history lesson here, if you choose to partake, & rows upon rows of glass displayed by color batch in beautifully lit cases. Then there little nooks of separate displays & a Victorian style dining room set for Christmas dinner. Swoon! The Volunteers who work here, yes - they are all volunteers, are exemplary. Their knowledge of the pieces & of the glass making processes will "blow" you away! Everytime I've visited I've left knowing something I didn't know before. There is a small gift shop at the front & they will happily box your item & even ship! You do have to pay for shipping. They are truly experts at packaging items safely. I've had several boxes shipped to my home in Atlanta without any problems at all! Great Job Volunteers! The building is not super exciting from the exterior but you're wise enough not to judge a book by its cover! There is a small private parking lot just for the museum next to the building so usually there's no trouble with parking. Word to the wise: you will be here longer than you thought you would. If George isn't "into" glass, tell him go get a sandwich & come back in 2 hours! Also, this isn't a good place for children unless they are EXTREMELY well behaved & I mean it. They wouldn't have much fun here so why put yourself through it. Your experience here will be a memory of a lifetime. My ancestors worked in the glass factory in Cambridge many years ago which I'd never known until just a few years ago thanks to some great volunteers who shared that with me so I have many reasons to hold Cambridge dear to my heart. Lastly & very important- this isn't Costo - please CHECK their operating hours before planning a visit. They are not open full time year round. You would be so disappointed to travel a distance & find that they're not open. Check their website or call first. You're in for a treat!

They show current movies and the popcorn is always fresh. The theaters are cleaned after each…read moreshowing and the staff are courteous and keep the theaters crowd in check if some are acting out.

This theatre is in poor repair. The roof leaks and the theatre we were in had the entire front row…read moreof seats blocked off because they were wet. There is usually missing ceiling or heavily water-stained tiles. Some of the screens have wrinkles. The men's restroom is a disgusting mess. There are 2 urinals, and at least one is always broken or missing. There are 3 toilets and there is at least one that's out of commission every visit to this theatre. We have been this theatre twice this month and they still have no ice for the drinks. Nothing ever gets fixed at this theatre. There are usually 4 to 5 people working behind the counter but still only one line open to sell tickets and concessions. I cost me $31.00 for 2 matinee tickets and concessions way more than a streaming service for a month. I enjoy going to the movie theatre once in a while but at these prices and the overall experience at this theatre are not worth it.