Admission is cheaper than the county fairs and there is so much to see and do! Vendors are…read moreplentiful and crowds are light if you go when it first opens(wait until later and yes, it'll be busy, naturally). Highly recommend the taking the ski lift(Skyline) across the fair!

I've been to several State Fairs. This one is just mediocre . The cost is very reasonable as State…read moreFairs go...$8.00 per ticket, and children under 12 or adults over 65 get in for free, and that is better than most. Everything is cash or card or both so ask which one they take. The exhibit buildings are spacious and easy to walk around in. Depending on what day you go the music entertainment can be good. Food is ok nothing special to get excited about. They should hand out maps as you enter so you can get a feel for where things are to see it to find that favorite food or entertainment; their online maps are not very informative.

Just opened last week, The Mizpah offers a self serve wine tasting/pouring experience. Located in…read morethe heart of downtown, it is within walking distance of many restaurants, coffee shops, hotels and entertainment venues! Some of the decor has been restored and remains a part of the sultry scenery. You will find original stained glass windows, ceiling fixtures, and even some pews. A kiosk food ordering system is available and offers a variety of salads, sandwiches, and charcuterie boards. The venue offers itself for events and seems very suitable for parties of varying sizes. Great way to grab a glass at your leisure or taste something new for a low as even 99 cents! I see myself being a regular here!

Self serve wine bar in a 1914 Gothic Church. You can purchase wine card at reception desk as you…read moreenter. $1 for card and self pour 1-3- or 6 ounce pours. Service was very informative and friendly. They feature a full bar and also offer cocktails, sparkling wine, mimosas, and beer selection. Food available from ordering at kiosk via touch screen offering charcuterie boards, sandwiches, salads, and desserts. This is also an event center that will host venues 250-300 guests! My friend and I agree this would be an amazing venue for weddings and celebrations! I would love to be able to tour the facility and really dive into the architecture! Moody, Gothic, previously abandoned church with purple/pink led lighting. This was my friend's second visit and she couldn't wait to share this new hot spot! Whispering of apartments being built in the upper levels of the building. Mizpah is the new Lookout watching over and hosting events in the heart of Syracuse!

This is a new brewery in the small downtown area of McGraw. Finding it can be a little challenging,…read morebut don't let that deter you. The place is much larger than what I suspected and the brewing equipment is first rate. The beers run the whole gamut, from light to dark, mild to hoppy. The brewer is from the former IBU Brewery in Syracuse and may be persuaded to give you a tour.

Just tried to visit new location in North Syracuse. Location is awful. We arrived and sat at…read morebar...sadly all of Jess's ("bartender") friends must have arrived right after us. She chose to skip us over and wait on them and not even acknowledge us. Bad first impression if you're trying to expand and build a presence in Syracuse with a limited tap list and crap service. I'll wait for Heritage Hill to come in around the corner.

My wife and I stopped in to this awesome place on our drive home from Ithaca. We did the indoor…read moreglow in the dark mini golf course and could not have been happier! We seek out genuine, artistic, and retro feeling attractions like this all of the time, and I have to say this is one of the coolest ones we have ever been to. The artwork across the whole course is truly beautiful and some of the best glow in the dark painting I've ever seen. Props to the designer and artist, this place deserves all the recognition!

A little run down but fun. Fair price for the game. Some…read moreholes a little confusing still fun Kids will love it.

Great place to go w the kids. The tour was incredible. I learned SO MUCH about boats and how those…read morewere run. Great job to all of the actors involved. Was so believable. I'm impressed. The only star off for safety. I'd not let kids wonder around in the blacksmith quarters. Just too unsafe for little fingers. Please keep all of the kids behind on the benches.

This is a great small historic site with a working blacksmith. Don't expect an entire historic…read moredistrict, but if you want to learn something about US history, this is a great way to spend a couple of hours.

This is the best campground in the central New York area. The sites have green space. You are not…read morebumper to bumper with campers around you. There is a playground and bathhouse as well. This place s like traveling back in time when time with your family was more important than being entertained by others. Everyone has their own fire pits and everyone is very friendly. Truly a gem of a family camping establishment.

Cedar Valley Campsites has finally been returned to its' rightfully owner. It was a long and…read morearduous struggle but now that it is back in the hands of Paul Moller, the change for the better has been miraculous ! The sites are mowed weekly. The bathrooms are cleaned two plus tines daily. There was issues with overgrowth that has been fixed. The owner is wonderful. He is available for questions, problems or just to sit down and have a cold drink and a friendly chat. I give the owner and the campground more than a five star review because it is more than obvious that he puts his heart and soul into this campground and also wants to make sure that every single guest that comes to spend time there has three same experience that he has built this campground for. Come spend the night , you will want to experience an entire season with us here at Cedar Valley Camp Sites. It's an experience you'll soon not forget!!!!!

Beautiful setting, delicious food, absolutely fabulous! Such a special setting, for special…read morememories!!

First the service was terrible. There were nery few diners…read moreand it took almost 3 hrs for tge entire meal. The lazagna was so over cooked the pasta was hard. I only ate a few bites. The waitress never asked about our meals. She did ask if she could box up our left overs none of us took anything home. Desert was pineapple upside-down cake , the cherry was the best part of it. We all felt the best part of the meal was the wine. Also not accessible for anyone over 50. And tge stairwell smelt terrible. Pat O'Connor s meals have always been excellent he should view how they r being presented

Located beneath Wildflowers Armory, I've heard it described as an "underground shopping speakeasy."…read moreThis is a really unique retail ecosystem composed of compact shops. It kind of acts like a retail incubator for entrepreneurs who want a storefront but not necessarily one with huge square footage. There's a great variety of different small local businesses, from vintage clothes, candle and perfume making, a barbershop, Sinbun, jewelry, and much more. The space is constantly evolving and welcoming new vendors, and there are sometimes bigger community events like markets. You can also rent out the space in the middle for private events. Just a really eclectic, cool spot in our city and well worth checking out!

This is a nice space that has some awesome small owners shops inside. It give that mall feeling…read morewith the mass production retail. There's also a few restaurants in the building too. This is a nice place to shop for unique, finds that might have you getting plenty of compliments. This is worth a trip to get a unique find.