Have you seen this space??? We recently hosted a post-wedding brunch here and enjoyed the venue a…read moregreat deal. Sophie, Steph and company provided great support and made details easy for us - we showed up and the venue was ready to go. We were able to leverage the Linden Street-front, for our event, putting a table and chairs outside. I highly recommend this venue and the team - one of a kind in the area!

I love this venue!! I used the Left Bank for my bridal shower and the space is perfect, so pretty…read moreand all my guests loved it! Sophie, the owner is so nice and very easy to connect with! I will definitely be back to use this space in the future and 100% recommend it for any event you have!

We had our wedding there on 9/14/18, and gladly we caught a beautiful weekend where the sun was…read moreshining and the views of the lake were amazing for our guests and us to enjoy on our special day! Prices for rental are reasonable and the staff there did a great job of working with us every step of the way. And thank you again for making sure we had a working keg-orator on site! We really enjoyed the scenery there, and our guests had nothing but compliments of how beautiful the place was. The little barn for the cocktail hour was an absolute hit! Everone loved the boat-bar and the decorum of the space, really a neat little area for folks to hang out and enjoy! Without a doubt if we had to do it all over again, we would have no hesitation to book with you! For those who are looking for a place where they do EVERYTHING for you, this is not that kind of place, nor should it be. They do lots of the heavy lifting for you though, thats for sure. But you'll have to do the set up yourselves unless you want hire people to do it for you (ala wedding planner style). And you'll also have to provide your own alcohol permit for the day of your party. Not a big deal, you can get that online through NYS pretty easy, even from being out of state its not a hassle at all. The one drawback, is that there's NO Air Conditioning in the place. And when its hot out, that place can get pretty hot! For years, September months in the Fingerlakes were cooler. But these past few years its been getting hotter and hotter. Our wedding day it was in the mid 80's and muggy so it made it a bit unbearable to be in the back room area (where the band is). When the sun went down, it got a bit cooler, but it was still hot overall in the bldg. If the folks @ CM read this, that is one recommendation I would make - invest in a solid Central Air system for your hall; a system that you could possibly let people rent (in addition) for their party, or just charge a little extra for each party booked. Also, your A/C units in the rental houses on the property are sub-standard. Again, small investment which would make a huge difference for your guests. So for those of you looking for a beautiful, quaint, and overall enjoyable place to hold any kind of celebration, I would strongly recommend Chantelle Marie! Thank You Again! Geoff & Jenny

In August of 2017 I attended a wedding at your venue; the marriage of Bethany Holbrook and Jason…read moreSchneck. I want to compliment you on what a beautiful event it was. We arrived on Friday night to attend the rehearsal and dinner afterwards. The grounds are beautiful, the houses that the bride and families stayed in were immaculate, warm and inviting and gorgeous! The food was delicious and the staff was so nice. The wedding on Saturday could not have been more perfect. The outdoor set up for the wedding itself was just beautiful. Looking over the lake provided a glorious view. The bar is a perfect set up! The reception hall was large, open and airy and at no time felt crowded. Again the food was delicious! And the wait staff was so nice. What I enjoyed most was that they were polite"

Wonderful, kind people. Beautiful venue. We had a very special experience there…read more The owner went above and beyond!

We had the wonderful opportunity to do an early morning video shoot at Fig Hallow Barn, and it was…read moreabsolutely beautiful. Trish and her team were so kind and gracious and the grounds are perfectly manicure, green and lush!!

I went to a wedding here recently and it was a pretty location, very rustic as you'd expect. The…read morebarn wood was absolutely beautiful and it smelled like Fall inside. While this venue if for a small to medium size wedding I think it would help to have a wedding coordinator with staff for this location as we needed help guiding people to where to go for the ceremony and assistance on where to park. I don't smoke but a lot of people at the wedding I attended did. You must be respectful of the "barn rules" and designated smoking areas or you will get a talking to. It's a very historic property and they want to maintain its charm and not worry about about a spark starting with all the flammable elements around. ** I did speak with Betty who is very sweet and she let me know the person directing traffic / helping with parking no showed! ( booo ) and you can also bring in a few more signs for people to know where to go once they park.

Shannon worked with us to make the whole process easier. The food was delicious and the venue very…read morenice. Parking could be an issue but not for us in these restricted times.

I brought some friends who had never been here and we all found it enjoyable. Nice home goods,…read more beautiful and peaceful setting and friendly owner. The quilts are gorgeous! Seneca Lake is my favorite and this farm is right down the road from Belhurst Castle which we went to for lunch.

Worth a stop just to experience the quilts and "quillows" upstairs, along with the other unique…read moreAmish arts. Downstairs was more touristy and a bit overpriced. We spent decent amount of money and only when I got home did I notice the receipt said free jam with any purchase over $40, but apparently that was overlooked. Not sure it's worth the drive back to pick up my free jam. The area around the store is worth a walk around as well.

The fish dinner is really good, the side dishes as well. Nice atmosphere, friendly people, pretty…read morequick to serve. I'll be back!

We had a nice time at the Apple Station, the owner gave us a nice tasting and told us the story of…read moreher vineyard and wines. I especially enjoyed the semi dry white and Traffic Jam. We took home shock absorber. It was quiet in the summer there weren't apples or doughnuts or anything. It was just the tasting area.

Great stop on a road trip. The tasting room is located inside of a gorgeous white barn as their…read morename suggests. A husband and wife own this place and they couldn't have been more friendly and hospitable. They had. A nice selection of dry and some sweet wines so there was something for every taste. We each did a tasting and really enjoyed the Chardonnay and the Riesling. They also have a space here for events. It's beautiful so it's defiantly a perfect spot for that if you are in need.

We made it to the other side of the lake! Our adventure today took us to Izzo's White Barn Winery,…read morea small but welcoming spot tucked into the beautiful Finger Lakes wine region. From the moment we stepped inside, we were greeted with a cozy, down-to-earth atmosphere that made us feel right at home. We started our tasting with their unoaked Riesling, a bright and lively wine crafted from grapes grown along the shores of Seneca Lake. It had an enticing aroma and a clean, crisp finish that really highlighted the natural fruit flavors. Next up was the LaCrescent, a white varietal that was refreshingly dry with a subtle citrusy edge and just the right amount of acidity--perfect for sipping on a cool afternoon. After that, we moved on to the Cayuga White, a semi-sweet offering that had a beautifully smooth mouthfeel and a well-balanced sweetness, making it an easy favorite for those who enjoy wines with a hint of fruit-forward character. Finally, we wrapped up our tasting with the Maréchal Foch, a deep, dry red with rich notes of black cherry and a velvety smooth finish. This one stood out as a great example of how lesser-known hybrid grapes can still deliver bold and elegant flavors. During our visit, we had the pleasure of chatting with the owner (at least, we believe it was the owner!), who shared some insight into the winery's operations. He explained that they grow three to four different grape varietals in their own vineyards, while supplementing with additional grapes sourced from other vineyards throughout the Finger Lakes region. It was clear that there's a strong sense of community among winemakers in the area--he described it as a "big happy family" that collaborates to support each other through every step of the winemaking process. One of the most interesting tidbits we learned was about the live musician performing that day--not only does he provide entertainment for visitors, but he also plays a huge role in the winemaking process, handling 80-90% of the work at the winery! It was incredible to see such a hands-on approach, where passion for both music and winemaking came together in such a unique way. As for the owner himself, he had an infectious sense of humor--quick-witted, engaging, and full of personality, he made our experience even more memorable. The winery is relatively small and appears to have limited hours, especially in the winter when it's only open on Saturdays. If I remember correctly, they may extend to two days a week during the busier months, but it's definitely one of those hidden gems that's worth navigating to if you're in the area. All in all, Izzo's White Barn Winery turned out to be a fantastic stop, offering a delightful mix of great wine, warm hospitality, and local charm. It's the kind of place where you don't just taste wine--you get to experience the heart and soul behind it.

We got married here and loved it. However, there's no more restaurant. There are tasting rooms and…read morecooking classes. I want the restaurant to come back. Or any really.

I've enjoyed the NYK several times for lunch with friends and enjoyed it. On my most recent visit…read morewith a friend that I wanted to WOW with my choice it was a disaster. There was some group of visitors who took up the entire outside patio. Banished to inside we were in a very loud environment... with the other refugees... and could not even have a normal conversation. The food was acceptable- not remarkable/ after a very long wait for the bus crowd to be served first. I learned this is not the venue to show off to my foodie friend in the future. Haven't returned since.