Good amount of vendors, artisans, food trucks and more for Syracuse Art Festival! Jewelry,…read morepaintings, eclectic lamps and furniture and so much more. We passed a bag pipe performance and other musical entertainment throughout the festival.

Beautiful day to take in some interesting and beautiful Arts & Crafts in downtown Syracuse. This…read moreannual event draws large crowds and features several vendors and food trucks. Definitely worth checking out.

We attended the Sky Market and ended up in the tasting room on the first floor. Modern,…read morefestive ambiance and live music playing. Friendly bartenders and waitress. Love the small plates and so many tasty options for the holidays! They are very small portions especially the arancini was two tiny bite size balls. They were both tasty, I would recommend ordering at least three small plates for sharing! We left hungry and it was a busy holiday weekend, so we weren't able to find food elsewhere. But it was a fun stop and next time will just order more small plates to taste! There were several others on the menu I would love to try!

Enjoyed our time at The Tasting Room. We went on a weeknight and it was pretty quiet. There was…read moreonly one employee up front that was serving and bartending. She made great cocktails! Our food was subpar. The lamb chops were tasty but each chop was cooked to a different temp/doneness. The gnocchi dish I got seemed to have a very thick jarred sauce. Was hoping for more authentic, homemade dishes.

Fun place to watch a movie. The theater is showing some wear and tear, rips in the seats, worn out…read morepeeling and chipping trays in some spots. You can order food to come to your seat, which is fun. It can be so dark that it's hard to eat your food though! And there's lots of confusion on the drinks. I ordered a drink and a slushee and the drink was brought to me. I asked and was told the slushee would be delivered. No it is not. You have to go get the cup and fill it out in the lobby. So the staff misinformed us and we sat there waiting for the slushee for nearly 30 minutes. Otherwise, loved our experience and will go again.

I didn't especially appreciate the mandatory order food service they had, way back. I found it less…read moreconvenient than waiting in line, so I'm glad they changed that and got a normal concession stand! You'd wait 20mins for your popcorn and drinks to come, which just didn't make sense. I've never had a problem with their seats etc. Their app is annoying, but I've never had a problem with it, overall. I don't think they should charge a service fee in order to use it! Regal does that as well.... I find that going at slightly off times etc is very convenient. No lines. Easy. Cool that you can get an adult beverage as well......one big issue is that it's pretty chilly in there. Bring a blanket! Not joking.

Upscale diverse crowd, old and young intermingle. Musics…read moregotten better and security is good. I'm not saying it's a hook up spot but you could meet someone attractive here. It's under new ownership and they're doing something right. It's a different vibe than downtown. A good alternative possibly. I've only been 2x.

It's very much your typical club scene. My friends and I had a lot of fun with the photographer who…read moreruns around the dance floor, and about a week after we were there he sent us the photos. The bathroom was... extremely questionable... but not absolutely horrible for a club bathroom.

If I could give Frightmare Farms Haunted Scream Park more than 5 stars, I would. The entire…read moreexperience was flawless from the literal second we pulled into the parking lot until the moment we drove out at the end of the night. Right as you park, you can feel the eerie, electric energy in the air. The staff are incredibly organized at getting everyone in and out smoothly, but they never break that immersive, spooky atmosphere. Once inside, the sets, the actors, the makeup, and the timing of the scares are all straight out of a Hollywood horror movie. Every single detail is meticulously crafted to keep your heart pounding. It is genuinely no surprise that Frightmare Farms is known as one of the two most iconic haunts in all of New York State. To top it off, they were just ranked the #3 haunted house in the entire country by Islands.com, and after going through it myself, I can confidently say they have absolutely earned that title! Driving out of the lot at the end of the night, our adrenaline was still through the roof. If you are looking for the ultimate, world-class Halloween experience, you absolutely have to visit Frightmare Farms. Don't miss out!

This place is always a scream! I love each attraction and how they vary in their scares! The lot…read moreactors are top notch. Get there early to get the apple fritters because they should not be missed, the other concessions options are also 10/10. They have so much to do once you get there, and are inclusive with sensory needs which is a huge plus and have the best staff around.

Whether you're sitting in the bar/restaurant, or playing a game of bowling, you can order a decent…read morecomfort food meal and enjoy whatever is playing on tv. You can enter from a separate door than the bowling alley. The food is priced similarly to other places, but is not cheap. The wings were delicious, the fries are crispy, the meals always come out well. They did forget bacon on my dad's food this last time, but we have come to expect a mishap sometimes. They did not charge for the bacon on the receipt either, so maybe a case of the order taker did not hear the request. They do have an ice cream shop attached, as well. Cash or card is accepted. They have a parking lot that can get quite full on bowling league nights. Throughout the year, they have quite a few food specials. It can sometimes get quite loud during late night events, or league nights. They have an arcade when you enter to the left. Money goes onto a card to be used to play. Pay attention to the machine as it does like to eat your money and provide nothing on the card. The games are fun! We definitely enjoy eating here, both while playing a game of bowling, and sometimes just to stop by.

lightly toasted toast is not deep, brown and color strike one a BLT to go is prepared completely in…read morethe kitchen by A cook with full knowledge of how to do it strike two extra mayonnaise goes on the sandwich not on the side, strike three the bacon are full or nearly full bacon strips, not bacon, bits, bacon crumbs from the bottom of the bacon holder in the kitchen they are always strips, strike it's a bacon not baking. It was very unfortunate. I always in the past have exceptional food there and exceptional takeout today was the exception sandwiches were cold. I was there on time and waited 10 more minutes and what I wrote is accurate you don't put mayonnaise on the side you put it on the

I'm a regular visitor to Auburn in the summer months and I never miss a production by the REV. The…read morebest theater you will find.

A fabulous theater space in middle of the Finger Lakes, and completely worth a drive from the…read moreRochester area. I have been to this theater pre-covid in 2019 and after they opened again in 2021. Both fabulous shows (South Pacific and 42nd Street), both Broadway-level talent and professionalism. The theater itself is/was called the Merry Go Round Playhouse as it used to house a carousel. I believe the building is about 100 years old. The grounds are in a park and overlooking a lake, and there is a patio area and seating to enjoy wine and snacks before the show or during intermission. The restrooms (at least the women's) could use some extra attention and/or a renovation - they are small and not going to pass a stringent cleanliness check. Other than that, the experiences here have been a fun date night/road trip. If you like musical theater, this is a must do!

This was our first experience here, and it was a positive one. First, check Groupon for discounts…read more We found a great deal that was a significant discount from standard entry cost. The theater shows are... okay. Our kids weren't that impressed. If included in your ticket price (ours were, via the Groupon) it's fun to see, but I wouldn't pay extra for them. There is a lot of hands-on / interactive activities, which was well-received. However there is still a lot of empty floor space, which seems it could benefit from more exhibits or interactive displays. Maybe one day. Overall, if passing through, or visiting Syracuse, it's a great place to pass at least half a day (with kids; without kids it's not that interesting).

Great experience at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. We went on a Sunday…read moreand it was not crowded, which made it easy to walk around and enjoy the exhibits at our own pace. There are a lot of informative and interactive areas, including exhibits on memory, energy, plate tectonics, Earth science, the geodynamo, chip chemistry, and the Micron memory megafab. I especially liked that the museum had enough depth for adults to actually learn something, while still being very kid-friendly with hands-on displays and play areas for younger children. My only small gripe is that a few of the exhibits and interactive devices felt older or worn, and some were not fully functional during our visit. Given the age of the museum and how much hands-on use these exhibits probably get from younger visitors, it is understandable. Hopefully they continue repairing and refreshing them, because the museum itself is definitely worth supporting and revisiting. The building itself is also pretty cool, with a historic exterior and a spacious multi-level layout inside. Overall, this is a great educational stop for families, kids, and adults who enjoy science, technology, and learning something new. Highly recommended.