The farmers market is a great place to meet local farmers and learn more about the food that you…read moretake home. All the vendors offer something different. I find to impossible to leave without stopping to buy from/talk to most of them. Most of the produce was picked that same morning. You can also get eggs, honey, maple syrup, baked goods, meat, crafts, and made-to-order food like soups and burgers (from Hedgerow Bakery). Nothing better than good people and fresh food!

Stopped in because a friend wanted some fresh local maple syrup... under new ownership. Great…read morefriendly new owners that greeted us and gave us a tour of the place and talked with us about future plans. Did you know it takes 40 gallons on sap to produce 1 gallon of maple syrup? So many great trivia like this are taught here. Small area of local syrup to purchase as well as a few other homemade items. Excited to see what they do in the next few months.

New York State promotes the Maple Syrup industry with Pancake breakfasts for two weekends in March…read more Our family visited Naple's Maples and it was a very worthwhile and fun trip. The vibe was casual and very friendly and the views spectacular. The opportunity to see (and smell) syrup being produced was a treat. We sampled the varieties of syrup and had a delicious batch of pancakes and sausage with Finger Lakes coffee too. It was a wonderful visit. We toured the Air BNB (really beautiful), bought some syrup to enjoy at home and we will be back! Great family weekend outing.

9/19/2025: Multi-ethnic food trucks; (Jamaican, Polish, Italian, etc) live music; arts and crafts…read morefor sale; face painting; it's a great experience! The food truck XTC selling wine slushies was particularly popular; multiple places were selling beers. About ten different tents were selling heads of garlic: By five o'clock Saturday only red and white German varietals were left. (Shoot! I waited six months for Xi'an type!) My family and I look forward to this annual festival: Today was a gorgeous day for it!

What a beautiful day for the annual Cuba Garlic Festival. The villagers (as my five year old…read moreMinecraft addict called them) were spectacularly friendly. The moment we entered the free parking we were greeted by volunteers on multi passenger side by sides, ready to whisk weary walkers to their destination. So nice to be given a warm welcome, in contrast to some other county fairs we attended this year. There is plenty to entertain the kids, from 3-d printed toys, wooden doll furniture, pony rides, Minecraft and Lego sets and much more. The non-stop entertainment has something for everyone, happening all day long! We grabbed some "carnivore candy" aka beef jerky and cotton candy. Glad to find a vendor selling canned Pepsi for only a buck. This festival is easily walkable but it is located in a hay field so there are ruts and uneven ground too contend with. As first time garlic growers we had our eye on big bulbs suitable for planting. We passed the bulb farmer tents, and sought out the food vendors first. The food selection was "over the top " gourmet as well as standard comfort food. Sausage sandwiches, burgers and hotdogs, cheese fries, funnel cakes, pizza and pierogi, deep fried artichokes and garlic smoothies grabbed our attention! Italian gelato, coffee shops and pastry bakeries were among the hundreds of participating vendors. We did buy several pounds of beautiful garlic for planting, and some for cooking as well. I know that I'll run out before my harvest next summer, because I'll use a bulb every time I'm in the kitchen! It's great to speak with experienced growers and to try new varieties! We had a lovely day at the Cuba Garlic Fest, and plan to return next year!

Hedgerow is great. I started visiting them weekly at the Alfred Farmers Market, and it's nice to…read moresee they have a consistent location now. I've thoroughly enjoyed everything I've bought from them (soups, muffins, cookies, etc.) and they're always very friendly as well.

Limited menu but everything was a 10/10…read more Mom and pop restaurant in an old single room school house. Everyone was super friendly and you could feel the passion and care that went into everything created. Coming by the morning of July 4th will be our new yearly tradition.

We saw this passing through to our Airbnb in Cohocton and added it to the top of our list to visit…read more We came here on Sunday, Father's Day and the weather was perfect. We sat outside with our dog in the grassy area with picnic tables. We went in to order and the line moved quickly. The entire staff was so friendly and organized. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with an iced mocha, and my daughter had the cinnamon roll with a coffee as well. (Hazelnut and Caramel). There was also a solo musician singing and playing guitar on the lawn, which made for a perfect ambiance. I highly recommend stopping in if you're ever in the area.

Awesome place! One of the best breakfasts I've ever had in my life. Wasn't expecting that at all…read more Such a cute place too. Service was good also. Orders taken in a timely manner and food served without a long wait. Everything was totally delicious and very cheap. Got there before the morning rush. A lot of people like this place. I'll definitely come again if I'm ever in the area.

Redwood takes you back to a retro time in the mountains, that's for sure. The interior shows its…read moreyears of elbows & knees knocking around the counters. The menu is filled with classic diner items with that home cooked feel. My crispy reuben sandwich was stacked high with juicy ham & was great with the thousand island dipping. Alena's chicken wrap was loaded with fresh ingredients and crispy chicken. The fries were okay but were fried perfectly.

We had to wait a bit to get our tasting as it was very busy. The tasting attendant was very…read morecognizant of this and kept checking on us. She was a lot of fun and gave the tasting extra pizzazz! She clearly knew all of the wines very well and gave us suggestions on how to use each one. There is a shop attached that sells other good items made by the company. We tasted a few (the raspberry celery seed dressing is phenomenal) and ended up buying 10 items between our wines and other things. It was a lot of fun. Highly recommend making this a stop on your wine travels. The Chardonnay and Dry Rose were especially delicious. This is a great family owned small business that is deeply proud of what it produces. We had a wonderful time.

All the wines tasted of chemicals, plus they do their tastings in plastic cups. Terrible wine- very…read moredisappointed.

Absolutely incredible. I wish I got our waitresses name, because she went above and beyond for us…read moreand other customers around. Sat outside during a thunderstorm, which was perfect after a scorching hot day. Waitress did her absolute best to keep our food not wet lol. You could tell she was busy, but she went out of her way to communicate with us and make sure our food and drinks came out at a good time. Food was AMAZING. I ordered the Andouille with kraut and the strawberry rhubarb cider - incredible. The roll that the brat was served on was so fresh and delicious. The brat was perfect. The kraut was just the icing on the cake. The group of girls I was with couldn't stop raving about how good the food was. I felt like I was right at home, as I'm not from this area. Would 10000% come back if I'm ever in the area.

We stopped by yesterday to have lunch after a morning on the wine trail and we were so glad we did!…read moreBefore we talk about the food, just want to give a shout out to our waitress who was just phenomenal-- I wish I would have caught her name! She was so attentive and quick to help if we had questions. We tried the sampler, and others at the table had different brats. Everyone said their meals were great-- the sampler is more than enough for two people, and can certainly be a snack for a group of four. Each of the brats are seasoned so well, but my personal favorite was the andouille-- it was spicy and seasoned to perfection with a crunch when you bite into it. The bread that came with the sample was also great- really crispy and warm! We were also able to try each of the sauces, and the banana pepper mustard and beer mustard are delicious! So much so, we bought a jar of the banana pepper mustard to take home with us. There were plenty of seats inside and outside the restaurant. Definitely would love to come support this place again in the future!