Great simple spot with deli sandwiches, baked goods, and great wine. There are two buildings, one…read morewith food and the second being the wine tasting. The staff were all kind and very helpful. We went on a Wednesday, and there were a few stragglers but it was a small wait for food (totally worth it) and quick pours (I'm not complaining about that). It's only 13 minutes north from Watkins Glen, which made the drive back towards the gorge much more enjoyable. We started our wine tasting at Tabora. It was so enjoyable that I bought a bottle on the way out. Would do this again and would recommend for an affordable, picnic style, and an easy wine tasting.

Customizable tasting flight with a friendly staff. We originally did not have this on our list of…read moreplaces to go for tastings but stopped by because of their gluten free food options for a member of our party. The quiches were amazing particularly their cheddar and mixed vegetable one. There is an adorable store inside with many baked goods and plenty of meal options. The staff is nice is both the bakery and the wine store. They are helpful and kind. Their barrel aged aurore was so pleasant and light but round and smooth. We came 3 times for the food.

Pros: Clean and cozy;…read moreGood coffee; Fast service. Cons: New York City prices; A cup of water cost $3.50; If you want your cappuccino without oat milk -- that will cost extra.

What an incredible hidden gem we discovered on our roadtrip! If we end up relocating and buying a…read morehouse nearby, it's entirely to be able to eat at Suzea's every day. That quiche was truly the best I've ever had - filled with gluten or gluten-free. It was so delicious that I smile even now at the memory of it! I tried a variety of other desserts and first, can't believe I got to indulge so much in items that I had to forego all these years and second, I truly mean it that these could win any blind taste taste against ones made of regular wheat flour. Prices are so reasonable, the place is so quaint if you're dining in, and the owner and her team are absolute certifiable sweethearts!

Such a great, quaint, charming bakery/cafe. There's no printed menu because she changes it daily,…read moreso just order from the chalkboard menu. My wife loved the Muffuletta and my Apple Pie Waffle was delicious! There's a story behind everything. The apples come from her daughter's orchard where no sprays are used. We'll definitely be back!!

What a goldmine for breakfast, lunch & snacks! Service was so friendly. Lots of options for picky…read moreeaters

I was camping at Keuka Lake State Park and needed some good breakfast and coffee. This place popped…read moreup with a lot of reviews and was about 20 minutes away! Lots of parking but it gets pretty busy. The restaurant is fairly small so seating can be limited. There is additional outside seating. They also have a general grocery store with some unique items. Coffee was good, my breakfast sandwich was awesome with bacon & ham and I should have bought more fry pies from the grocery store. I had a great visit! Looks like typical breakfast is in the $5-$10 range.

Cute small town cafe with lots of creative options for food and drink. I had the special avocado…read moreplatter (salad with feta, pickled onion and balsamic, large sourdough toast with avocado spread and sliced covered with an egg and more feta). You pay at the counter and they bring the food to you. I had a iced coffee with almond milk. Everything was fresh, tasty and well made. Definite stop for breakfast/snack if you are in the area.

Love the artsy feel to this place. The decor is so colorful and bright. I love that they feature…read morelocal art. Many food choices to choose from on the chalkboard menus. They support local vendors and incorporate them into their menu items. The staff were very friendly. It was a two-person show on a Thursday around lunch time. He placed our orders at the counter. We sat down and waited. We were able to see the kitchen from where we were seated and he was also helping to make the food. He brought our lunches to us. After a few minutes he came back around to make sure everything was tasting good. There is a cart to place your dirty dishes on after eating. Service was very good! Can't wait to come back and try this place again, when I am in the area. I will definitely tell others about this cafe.

Awesome little breakfast/lunch spot along the highway. Service was very friendly and a local feel…read more Not too extensive of a menu but good options nonetheless including vegetarian/vegan! Had the breakfast panini, which was heavy and filling but delicious. Also had the Mediterranean sandwich which was light, refreshing and flavorful. They also sell jams, honey, small items, etc. I recommend stopping by at least once if you're craving a sandwich, salad or wrap and are in the area! I would definitely stop by again if I am in the area.

Yesterday's Roots is a combo coffee/breakfast/lunch/mini market between Magnus Ridge and Fulkerson…read morewineries on Route 14. My husband and I stopped here for coffee and lunch on our way to Watkins Glen. Local products were for sale, such as fruit, vegetables, honey, cheese, soap, and fresh cut flowers. I ordered the veggie lovers wrap (which came with a bag of chips) and an iced coffee. Hubs got some sort of sandwich and a cold brew. We took our lunch to go as we were eager to get to our destination, but there was at least one picnic table outside we could have used. It's a very friendly and charming place, prices were reasonable and the lunches were good. Both of our coffees however, were strange-tasting. I'd seen other reviews of the great coffee here, so perhaps it was just an off day in that regard.

So glad we have this cute cozy cafe in Sayre. A bonus that it's open until 6. It's great for the…read morecommunity. Although, I do wish we had a cafe that's open even later.

A quirky little place that somewhat Baer bone but friendly. Place to get a flavored coffee in the…read morewhatever pastries they might have available. The brownie I had was a huge serving and quite delicious. Otherwise they have Ramen. Highlight was the outdoor garden seating.

What is better than stumbling upon a cafe dedicated to the gumption of historical women who paved…read morethe way for women's suffrage? On a peak-fall foliage drive through the finger lakes we pulled over to grab some coffee at the nearest spot. Had no idea we were walking into such a gem. We loved the whole vibe here and got a few bags of beans to support this cafe. It's clean, friendly, and clearly popular amongst locals and visitors alike. We're grateful for having discovered Cafe 19!

My wife, two teenage sons, and I drove up to Seneca Falls for a daytrip and enjoyed a wonderful…read moreSaturday brunch at Cafe XIX before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. Lots of pluses. First, the cafe itself is clean, bright, and welcoming. It has a pleasant interior where you place and pay for your order and then received a numbered sign. Second, it has a large, free parking lot (associated with Generations Bancorp of NY) which is super-convenient for drivers. Third, the breakfast sandwich was delicious. My wife particularly enjoyed her omelette with fresh locally-grown tomatoes and avocado. Fourth, the regular brewed coffee here is phenomenal. Overall, I would strongly recommend Cafe XIX for Saturday brunch just before visiting the Women's Rights NHP museum. As an added bonus, you can walk across the street from the parking lot and see the Ripples of Change outdoor sculpture of four women, including Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth with a lovely background across the lake.