My brother was married here in June, and I attended not only as the groom's sister and a…read morebridesmaid, but also as their photographer. I've been photographing weddings for over 15 years, so I've experienced venues of every size and style. I rarely leave reviews, but I genuinely hope this one helps future couples make an informed decision. I'll start with the positives. The property itself is beautiful and photographs well. The bridal suite had wonderful natural light, which photographers appreciate, and it was stocked with champagne, juice, coffee, and glassware. The outdoor ceremony space was lovely, and despite questionable weather, the ceremony itself was beautiful. Unfortunately, that's where our positive experience ended. The morning started with unnecessary confusion because the bridal suite wasn't actually at the venue itself. We were texted an address that led us to what appeared to be a multi-unit house several minutes away. Both our bridal party and another bridal party arrived at the same time, equally confused and trying to figure out where we were supposed to go. It would have been incredibly helpful to receive clearer instructions ahead of time. One of the biggest disappointments was how restrictive the timeline was. Despite arriving early, we were not allowed to use the grounds for bridal party portraits or bride and groom portraits before the ceremony. As a wedding photographer, this was shocking. Most couples choose to do many of these portraits beforehand so they can actually enjoy cocktail hour with their guests. Because of this policy, the bride and groom spent nearly their entire cocktail hour taking photos instead of celebrating with family and friends. The venue advertises itself as "all-inclusive," which initially sounds appealing. However, one downside is that couples have very little flexibility with vendors, including the DJ. Before the wedding I tried to find examples of the DJ's work, event videos, social media, or anything that showcased previous weddings, but there was essentially nothing available. Looking back, that became one of my biggest concerns. Sadly, those concerns turned out to be justified. Throughout the reception, the music failed four separate times. The first few outages were brief, but by the fourth outage there were only about 20 minutes left in the reception, and the dance floor sat silent for roughly five minutes. Guests literally started singing songs themselves while waiting for the music to come back on. Considering how much dancing time was lost, I was surprised the venue didn't offer even a small extension to make up for it. The DJ also missed many of the small but important announcements that help guests enjoy the evening. There was a photo booth, guest signing board, memory table, cake display, and favors placed throughout the room, but none of these were ever announced. Many guests likely never knew they were there because they were tucked into corners away from the main reception. Cocktail hour was unusually long because all formal portraits had to happen after the ceremony. By the time the wedding party returned, food service was essentially ending and we were rushed directly into reception introductions without really having a chance to eat. The buffet food was average at best, and several dishes were overcooked or mushy. We were hungry enough that we ate anyway, but it certainly wasn't memorable for the right reasons. The bar service was another disappointment. The bartender came across as rude throughout the evening, the mixed drinks were noticeably weak, several beers were flat, and bottled beverages required an additional charge. None of these issues individually would have ruined the day. Weddings are unpredictable, and something almost always goes wrong. What was disappointing was the number of avoidable problems combined with the apparent lack of urgency to fix them or make things right. Thankfully, my brother and his wife were surrounded by amazing family and friends who made the best of every situation. The love in the room completely overshadowed the venue's shortcomings, and they still had a beautiful wedding because of the people there--not because of the experience provided by the venue. I truly hope management takes reviews like this seriously. The venue has so much potential because the property itself is lovely, but the coordination, communication, vendor quality, and overall execution need significant improvement. Couples deserve to enjoy their wedding day instead of working around preventable problems.

My daughter and now son in law were married at Dibbles in January 2026. I normally don't leave…read morereviews but after 7 months of thinking about the experience I feel it warrants one. There were so many negatives that leave me feeling very disappointed with the outcome and misled from the start. Dave talked a mean story at the outset spouting out all the wonderful amenities the venue would provide and that "everything" was right on site, that we would have an overall event coordinator and a wedding coordinator. We did, though the wedding coordinator, Brittany was not much of a coordinator nor was she pleasant. She seemed inexperienced, didn't direct the event and had minimal contact with my daughter pre wedding. Marquee- Did not have my daughter and son in laws name on it. Maybe names were from one of the other two weddings going on simultaneously. Really? Ceremony-The entire time we felt we were being rushed out of one area to another to make the room available for the next wedding party. The time allotted for photos in the ceremony area was not given. The bar area where the cocktail reception was held had our guests coats strewn over the bar and on chairs around the room. Later on they were stuffed in a closet by staff. When it came time to leave our guests had difficulty finding their coat. Guests from another wedding were allowed access to our area where our wedding card box and gifts were placed. All not acceptable! Flowers- Boutinierres were falling apart as they were being attached to the groomsmen. The bouquets when distributed were showing signs of being old flowers as the petal edges were brown and wrinkly. If I had known the tall centerpieces were so unattractive and not eye catching we wouldn't have ordered them. Not acceptable! Reception-Brittany was made aware that the brides name was misspelled on the table menu cards. A request was made to her to remove them, they were not. Food was okay, servers were curt and rude when approached. We had two bar tenders, one was pleasant the other was rude and used vulgar language. DJ did very little if nothing at all to announce the toasts, feeding of the cake and letting the guests know that the cake, desserts and coffee were self serve. Not acceptable! The music was great because the bride and groom provided a playlist! Our guests enjoyed the dancing. Audio- The audio was ineffective everywhere; during the ceremony, while the father of the bride was giving a toast in the bar/cocktail area and in the Gatsby room for toasts to the bride and groom. Not acceptable! Shuttle-No shuttle from area hotels to the venue but if you were lucky you got a ride back to a hotel after the wedding was over. I think the shuttle made only one run. The bridesmaids ended up putting their belongings in a guests car because room was limited on the shuttle. This one way shuttle is crazy! Not acceptable! "Rehearsal dinner"- We had a dinner at the Mason Jar the evening before the wedding, actually there wasn't a rehearsal. The room was freezing! Repeated requests went unanswered to turn up the heat. It was so cold the guests wore their coats throughout the evening. Not acceptable! Bridal suite- It was in a house off site. It was on the second floor, no handrail on either side of the stairs. It was very difficult and unsafe and (not within code) to navigate the stairs in heels wearing long dresses and carrying all our belongings. This room was also cold. Repeated attempts to contact someone affiliated with Dibbles to turn up the heat went unanswered. Parking there was a mess. Another bridal party's cars blocked our makeup artists and hairstylists' cars in. They were not readily available to move their cars. A shuttle took us to the venue... snow and ice on front step and sidewalk, shuttle stairs were wet and dirty. Not ideal for wearing heels and formalwear. Plus, we had to take everything, (our bags and foodstuff) on the shuttle and take in the venue (just before the ceremony)and stuff it all in a small closet where guests' coats would eventually be put. That's a lot of baggage for 8 bridesmaids, a bride, a flower girl, a ring bearer and a mother of the bride. All not acceptable! There were so many negatives that if I had it to do over I would choose a different venue. They may have been little issues or had minimal effect but with so many issues I can't say it was great. It was not. My son in law spoke with the business manager(?) after he returned from his mini moon and spoke of the many issues... cold rooms, poor audio, rude staff, unsafe not having a handrail, other wedding guests having access to the room where our wedding cards and gifts were placed, all belongings had to be taken out at end of wedding, being herded from room to room to name just a few. She was not at all sympathetic or seemed like she actually cared, nor did she suggest or offer restitution. I would not recommend The bottom line, I can only say I'm happy that my daughter is happily married.

Wildflowers isn't just a place to eat, it is truly a dining experience. The food, service, and…read moresetting all come together perfectly. Presentation is huge because you eat with your eyes first and they nail it. Easily one of the best dinners my wife and I have had in a very long time.

Wildflowers ambience is amazing. The staff were friendly and attentive. The food presentation was…read moreexcellent. Our food was very good but not as good as I expected to be.

Friday night and the restaurant is busy, however Brenda provided exceptional friendly service…read more Running to other table but still attentive to us. The restaurant has bar seating, table and booth seating and a separate room, for parties etc. Food always fantastic. They custom make each meal, so changes and substitution can be made. Italian Home Fries special. Long hots, onions their amazing potatoes in a garlic oil sauce substituted meatballs. Oh so good. Chicken Rosa, over pasta with Artichokes, spinach etc. In a white sauce. Great dish. Seafood Carmen over Hats with Extra Sauce by request. Clams, fish, and shrimp in a delicious vodka sauce. Oh may. Excellent dish. Portions are large, of course leftovers. Soup New England was very good. Make reservations.

My mom has been raving about this place for years and we finally ended up trying it. It was…read morephenomenal in every way! The calamari is perfectly crispy, the linguini with clam sauce was the tastiest version i've ever had!, and the crispy chicken sandwich was one of my husbands favorite sandwiches. We have gone here twice in the last month. The service has been great, the waitresses have been friendly. Hands down one of our new favorite restaurants.

So grateful to know that people still value their customers and have great customer service! The…read morequality and selection of things to choose from is well worth my time. You will see the value and pride taken in the products they provide. Thanks for being exceptiona.

Most amazing and best florist in the area! They never disappoint! The gift shop is awesome and they…read morehave so many unique items! Best gift shop in the entire area!!

Very conveniently located hotel near Sylvan beach on Oneida Lake, Turning Stone Casino and the…read morequaint historic town of Verona. The hotel could use a facelift. Walk into an old fashioned lobby like walking into an old movie. The staff at the desk was friendly, the housekeeping staff was super friendly. The pool was closed so I could only view through the window. There was a conference room, and a short walk down the hall to the Verona Casino. Lots of parking, and you can sit outside and enjoy watching the harness racing. Very cool. I actually also had a view of the racing from my room. The room itself was clean, but again could use some upgrades. The bedding was old blankets, no comforter, coffee maker, fridge, microwave, and some coffee packets. Ice machine was right down the hall. Small couch and table with two chairs in the room. It is very comfortable. Did not get the resultant but it looks nice. Worth a visit if you are in the area and want to go to turning stone casino which is much higher priced.

I love staying here it's so pretty and the staff is so helpful, Kaylib at the front desk knows…read moreeverything he is so informative. And helped us schedule for next year and answered any questions we had all week I love there breakfast on the patio .fvi to them when we were there some one complained about the pool being rusty if the replace the metal grates in the ceiling with plastic and paint the big door with the enamel paint it won't look rusty .otherwise it's perfect.

I believe this is a relatively well run casino. I read the reviews and i think the ine star reviews…read moreare contrived and unfair. The accommodations are top rate, i think. The only thing i take exception to us the bingo. I love bingo, but i am rather aggravated that they have raised the prices on bingo , but the prizes have not been increased ONE BIT iN THE 20 some years it has been PLAYED, not increased AT ALL!

We had a great experience at Turning Stone. We enjoyed the gaming, food and entertainment over our…read moretime here. This casino is a great example of what customer service should look like!

We ordered from here during a mini staycation over the Winter,they brought our Food over to the…read moreHotel as it was freezing out and I had my Grandaughter,food came fast! It was Hot and everything was delicious,even my Grandaughter loved it and She's picky.We got a Cheeseburger w)Fries,Wings,and Chicken Tenders! We want to order from here again for sure!

5 stars for the salmon bowl, but the service can be better, I believe is too early to drink any…read morealcohol, and they only giving me the drink menu with alcohol in it, and when food arrives they wouldn't even ask if I wanted water or anything, and I got the check while eating. It wasn't busy at all, and look like no one before me reviewed this place.

From the owner: Shenendoah offers 18 holes of PGA-level golf in a spectacular natural setting. The course was built…read moreand is maintained to comply with stringent Audubon International standards for environmental protection and preservation. Designer Rick Smith used the natural landscape to create wooded parkland holes, open pastures that capture the links feel, and beautifully simple low country-style holes. Designed, constructed and maintained to TOUR standards at more than 7,000 yards, the course offers conditions normally reserved for TOUR professionals. In 2006, Turning Stone Resort's Shenendoah Golf Club was host of the PGA National Club Professional Championship