Food, food, food. Eclectic store. Service slow but worth…read morethe wait. Quick fix of planters would do a lot for exterior

Unfortunately we didn't get to actually experience the place because the hours listed are…read moreincorrect. We came on a Monday morning at almost 10am before going hiking and were super disappointed to find them closed. Yall should fix this

Fantastic cafe located in the cute downtown PennYann area. Street parking, big spaces, good for…read moresmall children, good options for both savory and sweet (baked goods vs. quiche and sandwiches) Their green tea matcha latte did not disappoint- aesthetically pleasing and also good full matcha flavor. Service was fast- wish they were a bit more warm/friendly to match the warmth of their decor/interior design, but at least the food was good. We got baked goods- the croissants- correct flake, buttery, and large. This is a proper croissant. Sandwiches also good flavor- I got the chicken salad. Quiche was also a good choice.

The coffee here is great! I also got the espresso croissant and it was probably the best croissant…read moreI've ever had. Breakfast sandwiches were also delicious.

Eric Albert and I treated ourself to the most decadent breakfast this morning at an AMAZING place…read morein Naples, NY, The Old School Cafe. It was beyond words wonderful! Best food I've had since moving here in three years! Eric had the Salmon eggs benedict and I had the Korean chicken and waffle. The coffee is ground by the cup and local coffee company in Canandaigua. Mmmmm... It was an hour drive but worth every mile! The owner was fantastic! Great energy and very friendly. Super quick service! The charming historic school house is charming in every way! Limited seating so best to come on a weekday. They have outdoor seating in the spring through fall. The Old School Cafe | Naples, NY www.oldschoolcafeny.com

This was one of the spots at the top of my list to try in Naples when visiting for the grape fest…read more I had heard that this was an iconic cafe with some cool history and great food. They had a different setup for the festival so I ordered at their order window and took the pastry to go. I got the grape poptart, which was delicious. They had music out front and a large open space where some people were hanging out. The entire town was very busy for the festival, but we were able to find parking near the cafe. This was a cool experience, but I'd love to visit again when the Naples grape festival isn't happening.

We love discovering local coffee shops that aren't part of big corporate chains, and Seneca Sunrise…read moreCoffee was a fantastic find as we were heading out of the area. Before visiting, we read some comments about parking being tricky since it's in a residential area, but we had no issues finding a spot on a side street. In fact, I think the location is perfect--a cozy neighborhood spot that feels welcoming and authentic. Now, onto the coffee! I had a latte with coconut milk, toasted almond, and coconut, and it was amazing--smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. My wife's drink was just as good. You can tell they put care into their craft, and the quality shines through. We'll definitely be making Seneca Sunrise Coffee our go-to spot whenever we're in the area. Highly recommend stopping by if you're looking for a great local coffee experience!

This place was amazing, a little hard to find because the GPS took me down a different road so I…read morehad to park and walk to look for it. I'm glad I found it. Customer service was phenomenal. I was greeted and met with so much kindness. I didn't know what to order and there was another person waiting but the employee took their time with me and recommended the pumpkin spice latte. Great idea! It really had a strong nutmeg flavor. I had a really great experience here.

This charming and eclectic darling of a coffee shop stunned us silent, enjoying the choices of…read morebreakfast options and sandwiches (both times simply scrumptious), and loving the ambiance. Highly recommend everyone to stop in and enjoy it themselves.

Cute cafe off the main drag in the heart of Watkins Glen. The Pumpkin spice latte and hot…read morechocolate were just ok but I really enjoyed the Babe with egg and bacon on an everything bagel. My husband thought his breakfast sandwich was a little bland. He wished he had gotten my order lol.

Stopped in while biking the Catherine Valley trail and got a pear ginger pecan scone, a pumpkin…read morescone and an iced decaf maple cardamom latte. Shop has a cozy fall in NY mom and pop feel, service is friendly and the scones are divine. The latte was nicely coffee forward with a hint of maple and cardamom and perfect with my scone treats. I want to come back and take advantage of the cozy seating in the back.

Cute little spot. Lattes were pretty good and the scones were absolutely delicious. Buttery,…read morehearty, and creative flavors. Mine was fresh from the oven!

We weren't planning on going to Tobey's Donut Shop, but since the Thai restaurant wasn't open next…read moredoor, we stopped by. Picked up some donuts and they were all good ($2.10 each): Key Lime - Key Lime filling sweet dough shell topped with bun icing and crushed graham crackers Lemon - Lemon Filled sweet dough shell coated with powdered sugar. Chocolate - Glazed Chocolate fry cake Raspberry Glazed - Original Glazed donut topped with Raspberry icing and sprinkles

Delightful quality doughnuts and great service. We tried a few different kinds including a cinnamon…read moretwist, sour cream glaze, powdered sugar, old fashioned with chocolate frosting and a French cream. Great local spot.

Cute place with great coffee. Display case of donuts looks good but place isn't super clean…read more Service was decent.

Stopped here on a Saturday morning for breakfast before setting out for the day. Located near…read morecollege ag buildings in a small strip mall, we walked in as the only customers and placed an order. We got 4 donuts as well as two drinks. The girl who waited on us was very nice and friendly. We got a blueberry, Berry fritter, chocolate filled, and a cinnamon sugar. I also got an iced SF vanilla latte. The latte had ice cubes that were coffee which was a great idea. Latte was good - donuts were okay. Overall a nice place.

Delicious freshly made sandwiches. Beautiful views. Wonderful service. Very down to earth…read morerestaurant!!

Ok so saw the great reviews and had to try it out. It was good. Maybe really good, but not great…read more Outside seating is not covered btw. Got the Robb salad and it was pretty good - again not great but really good. I'd say decent amount of chicken but way too much garlic on the salad. Wife had the chickpea salad as a wrap and again unique Mediterranean spice (nutmeg/cinnamon?) in the wrap. Again - it was good - just not great. Side were some store bought chips. I'd say it's a cute unique place with pretty good food - Yelpers had me hoping hall of fame and we found hall of really good...

A very cute place near Seneca lake. While it does not have a lake view, its close enough to the…read moremain road. They are one of the few wineries that also serve food, so its a great place to grab lunch. The sandwiches we got were amazing (the Brooklyn and the Cuban). I would give the deli and bakery a 5/5. The attached winery was okay. They only do tastings at the bar, not at the table (at least when we were there). It was pretty empty.

Our next winery stop was Tabora, nestled along Seneca Lake. We were fortunate to have Keith as our…read moreserver, and he may have been one of the most remarkable people I've met in quite some time. His deep knowledge and passion shone through as he shared the rich history of the winery. The owners originally purchased land in Bucks County for farming but later moved to the Finger Lakes region, where they expanded into winemaking, a bakery, and a deli--a true craft-driven endeavor. Tabora was offering a special deal: buy one tasting flight, get the second free. Normally, I gravitate toward the drier the better, but the Winemaker's Jam caught my eye. My flight included: 1. 2021 Pinot Noir 2. 2021 Cabernet Franc 3. N.V. Heritage Noir 4. 2021 Maréchal Foch I started with the Pinot Noir, a light-bodied wine with aromas of cherry blossoms, strawberries, and dried fruit--absolutely sensational. Keith explained that all of Tabora's wines age in used French oak barrels but never for more than 18 months. Instead of prolonged oak aging, they transition the wine to stainless steel, preserving freshness while imparting just a touch of oak influence. Next up was the Cabernet Franc, which had soft tannins, a light body, and notes of raspberry and green bell pepper, with a slight oak finish--and wow, it was good. Then came my hands-down favorite: the Heritage Noir, a blend of different wines that was dry yet bursting with layered fruit flavors. It was truly an incredible experience on the palate. Finally, I sampled the Maréchal Foch, a sensational, jammy wine with hints of blackberry and pomegranate and a beautifully smooth finish. But Keith wasn't done yet--he had me try a few more, including an unoaked Cabernet Franc, which became another favorite. Aged 100% in stainless steel, it was bright with red fruit, hints of cherry, vanilla, and a touch of chocolate on the finish. Beyond the wines, Keith himself was a standout. As we sipped, he shared his life journey--from New York to Hawaii, a path shaped by his mother and sister. His stories were captivating, and if he ever writes a book, I'd be the first in line to read it. Cheers to Keith and Tabora for an unforgettable experience! #fingerlakes