Amazing gem in Marathon! We used Mijo's to cater our sons graduation party. All of the guests raved…read moreabout the delicious food. The portions were generous and the containers to transport and keep the food hot were awesome! We got pulled pork, marinated chicken, mac&cheese, salt potatoes & salad. The food rivals Dinosaur BBQ, for those that want that that type of food without traveling so far. We will use them for every event we need catering from here on out! Can't say enough good about them!

Solid neighborhood dive bar in the small town of Marathon. Good food, good prices, huge portions,…read morefriendly staff. Could use some more beer choices. If you're hungry stop by.

Chanticleer is a great old family-run historic bar that's been here forever, since 1946 or so. It…read morehas a tavern-like atmosphere. It's real and local, not tourist-style or tourist-price. Dark. For a few beers and a buzz. If you can't relax in a dive, just take your selfie under the neon sign and roll on. No hard feelings. We'll be here. (Jul 2026)

What a s*^%%# little bar…read more I came here at the recommendation of a local, but these folks are running game on drunk kids late at night. I ordered a double tanqueray and tonic and watched the guy pour the drink. Poorly. (Pun intended) He put the tonic gun on full blast and dribbled tonic into the glass. The bottle stopper was closed, so he had to finger it open as he continued to blast tonic into the glass. I could tell the drink was mostly tonic and said, "Hey friend, that's not a double!" He looked offended and swore it was because they don't use anything to measure their tonic, they just rely on the bottle dribbling out the so-called proper amount. I should have walked away before he sat it in front of me. I took one sip and surprise-surprise, it's basically just tonic water with a touch of a tanqueray. This was my first drink of the night, and I know it's wrong, but neither the guy nor the girl behind the bar were interested in making it properly. Pour out two shots. It's not that hard. But if you're purposefully pouring short booze to drunk people knowing you'll get away with it, it IS too hard. Don't come here. I know at least one local likes it, but nobody likes being charged double for a single anything. Or maybe the play here is to just order stuff in bottles. That way they can't cheat you out of liquor I paid $14 for a glass of tonic and MAYBE a shot of tanqueray. MAYBE. I feel like I paid $14 for the privilege of writing a crappy review. I absolutely got my money's worth.

We stopped by this cute wine bar on a recent trip to Watkins Glen. It has indoor seating and…read moreoutdoor seating, and a bar. I have not tried any of their wines, but the cocktails are great. Some popular standards and more unique drinks like the lavender vodka based cocktail I tried. Service is excellent. Definitely worth a stop whether you're in town or elsewhere in the Finger Lakes.

Our airbnb host graciously gifted us coupons for a tasting at J.R. Dill, and while exploring…read moreWatkins Glen before our boat tour, we noticed they had an outpost in the area. We stumbled in and learned they had just opened like a week prior - amazing timing for us! While it would have been cool to see the actual winery, this location was so convenient for us, and it was great to be able to cash in our coupons here. The space, as mentioned, was brand new and beautiful. I loved the exposed brick near and around the bar, and the quasi stained glass lighting was a unique touch. The wine bar is accompanied by a small shop where you can not only purchase wine but also buy locally made goods and a "make your own bouquet" area! A wonderful touch. We sat at the bar to enjoy a few tastings, and we were served by the owner (love when owners actually interact with customers and play the role of servers!). We enjoyed learning his story (originally from near Philly, so an automatic connection), hearing about this new location (they are planning to have a few hotel rooms above the wine bar), and sampling a variety of their wines. We also struck up conversations with some other guests at the bar, learning about their stories and getting their recommendations on places in the area. The wine was solid, too - a great variety to choose from, although the actually winery likely has more options to select. We particularly liked the cab sav / cab franc blend and the chardonnay (usually not a chard fan, but theirs was a great take on it with like 0% butter flavor). As most places in the FLX region, the wine was great but it was truly the hospitality and conversations that made this a memorable experience. We would love to visit the actual winery and try other varietals on our next visit, and we would also love to stay at the soon-to-be hotel rooms at this wine bar! Thanks for a great pre-boat drink and conversation, JR Dill!

Excellent atmosphere, totally cool spot with quite an exotic wine selection and solid scotch menu…read moreas well.

Eleanor's Place is an island of quiet and calm amidst the bustling hubbub of modern-day Ithaca. On…read morea given Friday evening you can find a close-knit cohort of graduate students enjoying the cosy ambiance of this well-stocked watering hole. Eleanor's Place offers a wide selection of whiskeys and wines, sometimes supplemented by an interesting assortment of Asian foods. The decor is calm and relaxing with mix of bright whites and earthy brown and the occasional splash of red. The seating is a bit limited, but mostly adequate. The main room features an interesting water feature in the corner which can provides an interesting distraction and fill the awkward spaces sometimes left by a lull in the conversation. Eleanor's Place is not somewhere to look for a raucous party or crazy dancing. But if you're in the mood for a quiet gathering of friends, good wine and maybe a game of poker or checkers, you can't go wrong with this local haunt.

We came here for karaoke night. I liked the fun and upbeat atmosphere. However, many of the patrons…read morewho sang karaoke, took over the list. Some of them wanted to show off their vocals. We put in our song request. But we never had the chance to sing our favorite songs. We came here for Sunday brunch. We felt the portions fell on the smaller side. For $15.00, we expected to have a larger portion. The food tasted decent. Good presentation. The service got an A+. The servers answered our questions about orders. We like to come here.

Excellent location new location. Steps for the State Theater and the Commons. Just excellent and…read moremultiple vibes with cool arts adequate like stock of drinks and stuff. I didn't really do mixed drinks, though the bar was a little limited as per bottles and stuff go but the vibe was great. They were like theater people in there singing & cutting up a rug. (Seems like IC) When googled it a menu popped up and I got excited and I got there and I was like no food but they allow your order in and I'm like I'm actually there with like four chefs and like we should just like approach your owner and be like yo can we cook a night or two be like kind of cool like my friend makes jerk chicken and stuff be awesome but no the vibe is cool there they're cool seating like high ceilings. They have the basement up downstairs, which is usually flex space it's definitely worth checking out.. I think Farm to Feast is in the building and provide food but I'm unsure of the hours The one problem is that the payment system automatically add 20%. When the bartender gives you the POS machine, they don't subtotal it showing a breakdown, they just go to the tip screen. It's posted off to the side but not shown at the point of sale.

This place is a treasure. The bartender and locals treated us like we were born there. The smell of…read morethe wood stove felt like home. I could close my eyes and imagine the days where the Schlitz flowed like wine! Make sure you get a t-shirt!!

The lisle Inn is like the revelation war. Amazing with a slice of freedom. Nascar hoods, sports…read morecenter. The lisle inn is america to the core. While they don't serve food they do serve beer. Good bless

Homer NY really has a gem in the Center for the Arts. After reading about the plan to get this off…read morethe ground and then seeing it come to life, it took me way too long to drive down and experience it for myself. They have demonstrated an ability to pull in national acts and bands that are perhaps past their time in the spotlight but still firing on all cylinders and get them to play in a small town in NY. The venue is gorgeous. The converted church really is built for the viewers in mind. The staff is very friendly and the small bar is perfect for a pre show drink. The town of Homer is quaint and has several Options for dining and parking. I plan on making the Center a regular part of my concert rotation.

This place is truly such a unique and amazing experience. The venue is so cool and unique. All the…read morestaff were lovely and seemed to really be enjoying what they were doing! It's rly so amazing to see the arts being appreciated. My boyfriend and I came to see a Zebra show and the sound was truly sick. The prices for tickets were also reasonable! Oh and don't get me started on the food. It was all delicious and homemade! Definitely coming back for another unique experience.

Great pizza great service, tucked away and unassuming. Worth the trip! Sources ingredients from…read moreless than 30 miles away and it speaks to the quality; the owner is genuine and it shows in the product.

Heavenly atmosphere. Great pizza. Varied beer on tap and in cans and bottles. Red wine was eh. Only…read moreone choice. Not sure what it was. Stone Bend farm is a destination for simplicity, relaxation, farm to table food, good drinks and friendly service. Just cool to sit with family in the beautiful surroundings. Lovely lights strung up. Look even better after nightfall. We sat outside for the breeze and to watch the pizza oven and the guy making the pizza. We had salad-lightly dressed and very fresh lettuces. Meatballs-3 of them and totally delicious (sauce too), three pizzas-regular (margherita), white with creamy garlic (tastes way better than it looked) and the pepperoni-jalapeño-hot honey and basil (winner). Beer and wine and kombucha. Pizza oven smell is amazing!!! We may come back for brunch tomorrow. Lovely spot so glad we came.