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.

Very good food. The service was slow but very pleasant because they were very busy. Everyone was…read morestill smiling. I will go again. The drive alone from Skaneateles and Auburn is worth the trip. The food and service was the icing on the cake.

What an amazing bed and breakfast in the Canidagua area!…read more Rooms all include a bathroom so you don't have to worry about sharing with anyone else. Super easy to get inside. There is a tv in the room - they provide you with bathrobes , snacks , there's fridges in the hallway full of pop , there's a little box on the vanity with stuff you may have forgetten. There's a basket of first aid stuff in the hallway. The workers and cook are wonderful ! The breakfast was AMAZING. I highly recommend if you are looking for a quick getaway and to enjoy the wineries!

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.

Wow! I wish I took more pictures. I was here for a networking event and breakfast. The food and the…read moreservice was amazing. Walking through to the banquet room I realized I really need to get here for a local getaway. We will be back.

Reviewing the hotel and the Stonecutter's restaurant. Hotel:…read morePositives: close proximity to Geneva, especially if you are seeing a show at the Smith Opera House. Beautiful grounds if the weather is good. On Seneca Lake....gorgeous. Wine spigot in the hotel hallway ( limited to one glass per person). We received a coupon for the wine tasting with 10% off of alcohol purchases in the store. The Continental breakfast had a nice assortment of drinks and cold items. Negatives: one word comes to mind...dated. Our room was small with a very limited lake view. The windows haven't been cleaned in a very long time. The television is tiny, like a computer monitor. The spring rod to the curtains kept springing off every time I tried to open or close the drape. The shower is tiny and you can barely turn around. There are few outlets, the only ones I was able to access that worked were in the bathroom ( only one of the double outlet was functional). The carpet in our room appeared to be about thirty years old and worn. This room, called the clay room was advertised on the website to have a queen bed and a refurbished bathroom. The bathroom has not been touched in years and the queen bed turned out to be a full-size bed. Stonecutters: wonderful waitress, who kept our beverages filled and was attentive. My broccoli cheddar soup had negligible cheddar or broccoli. My salad with grilled shrimp was okay. My husband's Cuban sandwich arrived on a stale roll and he thought the fries (weirdly shaped) were reheated. His chili arrived lukewarm. Not a good experience overall. Despite this, the staff are lovely, upbeat and helpful.

Had a great stay at the Lake House on Canandaigua. Everyone on the staff was very polite and…read morehelpful. The room was clean and cozy and the facilities/amenities are all in great condition.

We went on a winery tour through the hotel, John was fantastic! We had the best day and would do it…read moreagain! 10/10 recommend!

Service, room and location. Our stay here was great. On the lake, we took a walk in the morning…read morethe leaves were turning. They had a fire going outside. We went to the restaurant and had dessert and coffee. The server said it was on the house! The only bummer was on Sunday the brunch was cancel and restaurant was closed. Coffee and muffins were available. We will be coming back !!

So this is our third time staying here and of course we love it ! This year was a bit different…read morewith all new staff and they are all fairly new . Not as friendly but the check out lady was extremely friendly ! The rooms are nice , the view is even better , we didn't eat there except some dessert and sat at the bar . Bar use to be relaxing and we didn't think it was this time around . It still was a great stay and would go back , hopefully the new manager can get things to the way they where

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!

I can't really sit here and say this was a positive or negative experience; it was just kind of odd…read morebut ultimately it delivered what it was supposed to. My cousin chums and I stopped by here on Labor Day after our mini wine tour in need of sustenance aka real food (a quality all of the wineries we went to were severely lacking in). From what I could tell, this is sort of an extension of the Arbor Hill Winery - to access Brew & Brats, we actually ended up walking through what I assume was Arbor Hill's main gift shop/wine tasting area, which sold more in the line of quasi-bougie condiments than actual wine. We briefly considered doing a third winery tasting here but I just didn't like the vibe, so we continued on to the back of the premises where this restaurant/bar was. Perfectly pleasant in there; the main establishment seemed to be centered on a barn-like structure (it almost felt like it had a former life as a ye olde general store, then got cleaned out to be a bar), though we ended up sitting/eating right outside in a little pavilion area with picnic tables (great weather for it). I also used the facilities at one point, which were unique - also a bit barn-like and felt very...temporary storage unit but not in a bad way, if that makes sense. Everything was spacious and clean from my perspective. When in Rome, I think you get brats. There was understandably a Bavarian-themed tinge to this menu, but heavily Americanized. So sauerkraut was a pretty pervasive ingredient, but it also had a lot of mainstream salad and BBQ sides. Interesting for sure. I didn't want to complicate things after multiple wine tastings, so I opted to get the Arbor Hill Sherried Wine Sausage with a side of baked beans. Honestly not bad; the marinating of the sherried wine gave it a nice fruity/sweet tinge. I'm more of a hot dog connoisseur when it comes to my weenies and I'm not a fan of condiments; even if I were though, something this flavorful probably doesn't need to rely on them. And I can always get down with a toasted bun. The beans were just okay; too sweet for my palate. I was expecting something more savory given the bacon, but literally every other ingredient drowns it out. I'd remove the brown sugar - if the sauce is already sherried wine-flavored, you really don't need to double-down. The service was honestly a little strange/awkward. Our waitress was friendly enough and given what we were ordering, it would have been insane if the wait time was more than 10 minutes or so (and it wasn't). We were in and out of there relatively quickly, giving us plenty of time to test drive our Airbnb hot tub. But she was very flustered and agitated throughout our stay there, constantly apologizing for the chaos and wait times, which were nonexistent. Every time she came to our table, it was accompanied by a flurry of, "Sorry, it's just been CRAZY with all of these people," which, given that there were literally two other parties and tons of empty seats just wasn't accurate and made no sense. My assumption is that they had a crazy lunchtime rush or something that she was still processing and/or recovering from, but I really don't know. Regardless, it didn't really detract from the overall meal or anything. The prices were out-and-out fantastic. For a legit entree and sides, casual as they were, $15 or so was a legit deal. This whole Naples area was generally pretty affordable, to its credit. Not really my kind of food in the grand scheme of things, but it was fine for what it was. Hope our waitress got a good night's sleep at least.

Absolutely beautiful building, grounds, and views. We ate at the restaurant and the server was very…read morefriendly and helpful. The food was delicious, and the decor was lovely. Very child friendly, also with good kid menu options.

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.

I've been to this airport twice now and have enjoyed it both times. I can see why it was voted "the…read morebest small airport". It's always very chill in here and never super crowded so it provides a really good flying experience. Food options were not super plenty full so you should eat Outside the airport if you can. Plenty of stations for water and bathroom, brakes and lots of seating for waiting. Security lines were never long and you can come here closer to your flight so you don't have to spend as much time in the airport. Pick up and drop off areas were wide open so you don't have the rose of backed up cars. Very good airport!

I haven't flown through this airport, but my partner did and he had an easy enough time. As far as…read morethe experience of dropping off/picking someone up, this airport has a lot to love. It's right off the highway and easy to navigate to. Signage upon entering is clear and easy to follow. The hourly parking lot is SUPER close to the terminal and only $2/hr. The airport is layed out so that you enter through the arrival/baggage area, which is super convenient if you're picking someone up. Departures are upstairs. It's very easy to navigate this airport. It's small and not too crowded. It's nice to have this option in the area, especially because the Syracuse airport is also a smaller regional airport so flights can be limited.

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

Do not use this business!!! Booked for a wine tour in July 2023. Booked months in advance. Debbie…read morewas very disorganized. Did not book deposit for months and after many calls to confirm reservation. We were told a driver would call us a few days prior to the booking date. No call received. Called Debbie the day before the booking only to find out she wrote the wrong number down. Gave her the correct number. Still no call received. The day of the wine tour no one showed up. Called Debbie who said no one was coming. She said she would have called but she did not have the right number. She said there was nothing she could do. Very little empathy for letting us down for a trip we spent months looking forward to. Don't take the chance and book with this company.

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