Always delish! Love their pizza and wings. Also their burgers are always spot on. Very friendly…read moreplace down at the Glen!

One star for the iced tea…read more I ordered the haddock, bad choice. When it came out it was ice cold. I have a lot of haddock, and I've never had this experience before. I bit in, the breading was warm, but the dish itself was cold. So, I could tell it had been frozen. Our server came over a few minutes later. I let her know that my fish was ice cold. She took it back. 20 minutes later (an hour after I originally ordered), my fish came out again. This time the breading was burned and rock hard. I pulled the fish apart; the inside was burnt too. The haddock was brown. I let my server know. By this point, I now had had ice cold fish and then burned fish. I don't know what they're doing in the kitchen over there, but this is not the place to get haddock. On top of this, we heard good things about this place, drove an hour to get here and it definitely wasn't worth it. Save your money.

Chef Nate is a master!!!! Besides his gorgeous breakfasts, he is a terrific host, eager l to engage…read morein conversation, and able to share vast knowledge of the Finger Lakes region. A++++++ !

Recently my wife and I spent an extended weekend in Canandaigua. We decided to stay at the…read moreSutherland House, a lovingly restored home from 1885. Unlike the cookie cutter rooms of the typical hotel, each guest room here is unique, decorated with different antiques and amenities. In contrast to the antique 4 poster bed and traditional decoration, our room had a modern bathroom with a small shower. We also had a large jacuzzi which we enjoyed and a fireplace that we didn't try out with temperatures in the 80's. You can check out the decor and amenities of each room on their website to see which room you would like best. Note that the prices for some rooms do not include breakfast, for those who do not want to indulge, although their breakfast is something you do not want to miss. Scattered throughout the B & B are small refrigerators stocked with complimentary soft drinks and ice. There are several coffee stations with assorted K-cups and a nice selection of teas. Each day freshly baked cookies are put out. Each room has a basket of complimentary bagged snacks. Also scattered around and in the rooms are "emergency boxes" filled with things that you might need, but probably didn't bring, such as scissors, a flashlight, band-aids and batteries. As you wander the halls you will find bookcases with books to read and games to play and displays of tourist information. The grounds of the house are beautifully landscaped and you can sit in a rocking chair on the veranda, or have a picnic at the tables and chairs in the garden. For the more actively inclined, there is a woods behind the house with several walking trails. Each morning the guests would gather in the antique filled living room awaiting the start of breakfast. Breakfast was a communal affair, with all guests seated around the dining room table. Each morning Chef Nate would prepare a five star, three course breakfast. The first course would be a fruit dish such as a fruit parfait or fresh local fruit, the second, a savory dish such as Eggs Florentine or Baked Eggs (like a quiche without a crust) and the meal would conclude with a sweet dish such as crepes, a cinnamon scone, or a waffle with fresh maple syrup. Also available to nibble on were local grapes and freshly baked coffee cake, After breakfast Nate would discuss with the guests what their interests were and would provide us with recommendations on where to go, brochures and maps. While most of the wineries in the Finger Lakes are on the other lakes, there are a few in the area and Nate had passes for a discounted tasting. Lake Canandaigua is a short drive away as is Main Street in Canandaigua. Main Street is filled with interesting little shops, bakeries and cafes and you can spend the day walking from place to place. There are a few minor things about the Sutherland House that some people might find negative. The building is not handicap accessible. There are several steps going up to the main floor, and most of the rooms require a trek up a long, narrow, winding stairway. There is not daily housekeeping service. If you need somebody to pick up after you, this is probably not the place for you. There is no Innkeeper on the premises in the afternoon or evening. In the morning Nate takes care of things, but after that if you need something you have to make a call. The A/C in our room didn't work very well. Fortunately there was a ceiling fan that cooled the room off pretty well, and the floor to ceiling windows could be opened to let in the cool night air. Hopefully, they have repaired or replaced the a/c by now. All in all, if you're looking for a relaxing stay in the Finger Lakes, in a beautiful old building with a gourmet breakfast, I highly recommend the Sutherland House.

Sent my Son and Daughter in law for their wedding gift. Needed repeat reservations…read more Please phone 585-415-8252. Susan M Ambrogio Former Education and Youth Coordinator Coca-Cola Systems. Thank you so much susanambrogio31684@gmail.com

Stonecutter Tavern at Belhurst Castle: Come for the view. Don't expect dinner…read more We were told there'd be a 20-30 minute wait, so we spent the time enjoying the beautiful grounds overlooking Seneca Lake. We came back 30 minutes later to find the restaurant nearly empty. We were seated immediately, handed menus... and then completely forgotten. Twenty minutes. No server. No water. No drinks. Nothing. The tables around us started asking us if we'd seen a waiter. When someone finally asked the hostess what was going on, her response was, "I have no idea and I can't really help you." For a destination restaurant that markets itself as a special occasion experience, that's simply unacceptable. Beautiful castle. Beautiful lake. Spectacular setting. Zero hospitality. We got up and left, as did the other two tables.

We received a recommendation (and gift card) for Rose Tavern for our 25th wedding anniversary. The…read moremeal was outstanding and the restaurant itself is just beautiful. Our server, Anders, was exceptional. His recommendations were perfect and he was very attentive and friendly. The host who showed us to our table was very accommodating and gave us an anniversary card from the staff. We would highly recommend it.

We had such a fun relaxing time last night. The outside decor was festive and welcoming with a…read moremyriad of Halloween decorations. Jade, our server made the night special. We sat in the glass porch, drank wine while watching the lake and the family activities. Jade recommended a duck special, it was so good as were the Brussels sprouts. we will be back for sure.

The area is beautiful. The room was nice. Unfortunately, in the MIDDLE of showering with soap still…read morein my hair, the water stopped. My husband called the front desk. He was told they would call maintenance and call us back. We never received a call. About 10+ minutes later, the water came back on. When we checked out and asked about it, we were told that a lot of people used the water at once and triggered a switch to turn off the water.

We had a great time staying in a Yurt for a night. The restaurant was also very good. Staff was…read morevery friendly and the yurt was cozy and comfortable.

Absolutely incredible. I wish I got our waitresses name, because she went above and beyond for us…read moreand other customers around. Sat outside during a thunderstorm, which was perfect after a scorching hot day. Waitress did her absolute best to keep our food not wet lol. You could tell she was busy, but she went out of her way to communicate with us and make sure our food and drinks came out at a good time. Food was AMAZING. I ordered the Andouille with kraut and the strawberry rhubarb cider - incredible. The roll that the brat was served on was so fresh and delicious. The brat was perfect. The kraut was just the icing on the cake. The group of girls I was with couldn't stop raving about how good the food was. I felt like I was right at home, as I'm not from this area. Would 10000% come back if I'm ever in the area.

We stopped by yesterday to have lunch after a morning on the wine trail and we were so glad we did!…read moreBefore we talk about the food, just want to give a shout out to our waitress who was just phenomenal-- I wish I would have caught her name! She was so attentive and quick to help if we had questions. We tried the sampler, and others at the table had different brats. Everyone said their meals were great-- the sampler is more than enough for two people, and can certainly be a snack for a group of four. Each of the brats are seasoned so well, but my personal favorite was the andouille-- it was spicy and seasoned to perfection with a crunch when you bite into it. The bread that came with the sample was also great- really crispy and warm! We were also able to try each of the sauces, and the banana pepper mustard and beer mustard are delicious! So much so, we bought a jar of the banana pepper mustard to take home with us. There were plenty of seats inside and outside the restaurant. Definitely would love to come support this place again in the future!

One of the most entertaining Wineries in the Finger Lakes…read more They have a Chocolate and a Cheese Flight for Wine Tasting, but you can also go with neither and just try out 5 different local wines for $10 - a good deal. Their staff are super knowledgeable and friendly, and happy to explain what flavors and notes to expect from each kind of wine - or just chit chat with you about your trip to Geneva. The gift shop is cute and has a little something for everybody - whether you're just visiting or having a wedding nearby. And you can't beat that location or that view of the lake as you stroll across the lawn in front of the castle.

We came for a wedding in Penn Yan and stayed at the Ice House and in the main castle. For such a…read morelovely property it is terribly neglected. The mattresses are old and worn out. I mean really old where you can hear the springs creak and you wake up dozens of times in the middle of the night. The bathroom and foyer of the Ice House smells like feces because the septic tank is so old and not working properly. Stepping from the foyer into the living room shakes the entire floor. The gas stove in the kitchen doesn't work and isn't hooked up to anything. Why bother having a stove then? There were no full length mirrors in either the Ice House or the room in the main house, very inconvenient for getting ready considering many people come here for weddings. Septic tank for the Ice House needs to be replaced and the house needs to be renovated so the building doesn't shake when you walk around. I like a rustic charm where things look old but at least do some upkeep to maintain the property. In the main building, you can smell the septic tank from the lobby. They sprayed a ton of perfume to try to cover it up but the perfume smells awful and now it just smells like perfume and feces. Also spraying that much perfume is disruptive for people with sensitivities and migraines and will give you a headache. For the amount we're paying, we shouldn't have to smell shit during our whole stay. The continental breakfast is pathetic and definitely not suitable for people with dietary restrictions. They have plastic wrapped bagels and pastries and sugary cereals. All refined carbs. Everything has sugar added, including the cream cheese. No almond or oat milk, they only have dairy milk. That felt more like a "f*ck you" than an oversight because dairy intolerance is so common and every place has non-dairy milk these days. The yogurt isn't even vegetarian! It has gelatin in it. The fresh blueberries were nice. We ended up eating in Geneva. Again disappointing considering the price, you'd expect a better breakfast. Overall not worth it considering the price. I do not recommend staying here unless they renovate the property. Shameful as it's so beautiful.

Nice airport and easy to get in and out of. It's also clean seats are comfortable. I wish I could…read moreget here with a direct flight from MSP A few more food options would make it a five star rating.

A mid sized airport. It sure is. Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport is a…read morepopular place for travel. Getting around it is the best thing about it. This is one of the airports that has a few important exhibits and stuff. Getting to here is convenient by a bus. It's only a few miles from the downtown and everything. There's the 18 Bus that connects to the Transit Station. Has pretty quick access to Interstate 390 if coming by a car. There's also the Amtrak station but it's a couple miles away though. Have to get on a bus to connect to it. Pretty annoying it's not closer than that. It costs less than it would by car. This is about 10 to 15 minutes from downtown so not a bad route. Once here it gets easier. There's a single terminal with two concourses, with baggage claim and ground transportation on the lower level, and with checkpoints, gates, and ticketing on the upper level, along with a few restaurants and shops. Both concourses are named after famous people from here: Concourse A is for Frederick Douglass, while Concourse B is for Susan B. Anthony. Concourse A has 10 gates while Concourse B has 11 gates. In Concourse A the airlines are American, Avelo, JetBlue, and Southwest, while in Concourse B the airlines are Allegiant and United. Air Canada ended its service to Toronto in 2018 and since then there have been no other international flights. Frontier began service in 2021 and ended it after a couple years. A limited amount of food options. There's local eating options like On The ROCS, but remember the airport is cash free in all places. Has a lot of history about it. The site has been used for aviation since 1919 and has gone through several renovations through the years. In the 1920s the Eastman Kodak Company performed aerial photography experiments. Then in 1926 Commander Richard Byrd's plane Josephine Ford was on exhibit as part of a tour. Charles Lindbergh flew here in 1927 on The Spirit Of St. Louis. There was a brand new terminal which opened in 1992 and is the one used today. Later it went through more renovations including consolidating the concessions areas. There's features including the public viewing area of the airfield, and the Strong Play Zones brought by The Strong National Museum Of Play. It was renamed in 2020 by Monroe County. They have free high speed public Wi-Fi and it works to be honest. It overall is pretty easy getting around. It's mid sized and it's harder to get lost and frustrated. There's only one pretty easy to get around it terminal.

Top level service from Ricardo. He was on time, nicely dressed, very personable - and in a nice…read moreclean car! Very happy with the service and presented a receipt for the agreed amount upon arrival. Will definitely use the service again, and have already recommend it to others.

Very good experience with this company. The woman who answered the phone was nice and answered all…read moremy questions quickly. Very good prices. I would use them again

One of the finest places to eat in Sodus Point. Every Mothers day is spent with family enjoying a…read moredelicious meal together, cooked to perfection. The salad bar, and soup kettle are great to enjoy premeal, while the quick wait for dinner.

Classic old school German restaurant!…read more Make reservations! They need to know how much food to prepare. Big pork chops. Prime rib. Fresh local veal / you can hear the chef pounding your fresh cutlet Awesome soup & salad bar with fresh bread/pumpernickel. Yum