This arena is definitely on the smaller side, but that actually makes it a great spot if you're…read moregoing with family or kids. The ushers were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which really added to the experience. Sure, it could use a bit of an upgrade--the seats are a little worn, but honestly, there isn't a bad view in the 100 and 200 sections. They also offer a solid variety of food at pretty reasonable prices. For the value, you really can't beat it, only $35 to sit close! I'd absolutely come back again for lacrosse games.

Attended the Jim Gaffigan comedy show last Thursday at 7:00, parking is tight so get there early,…read morethere's a municipal lot across the street, pricey at $20.00 but you're super close. Venue is nice, but very dated, seating uncomfortable, tons of food choices. Security and ushers were great, as are the many pricey food choices. Definitely a good place for smaller concerts or comedy acts. Easy in and out for such a large place so glad for that.

Saline Stadium is located in California and is named after the type of implants that girls (and…read moreboys) in those parts tend to prefer. They're also considering renaming the San Jose area as "Saline Valley." But that's another story. And this is not that stadium. I've been to Sahlen's stadium probably 10 times, though only 3 or 4 times to see the wonderful WNY Flash women's team - the best in the country, no less. The other times were all to see the Rhinos. It's a really fantastic stadium for soccer, especially at night. Probably my fave non-MLS soccer stadium in the USA. Employees are friendly and prices are surprisingly low for both teams. This stadium is a lovely three-sided stadium with two home soccer teams: the WNY Flash and the Rochester Raging Rhinos. Both teams are incredibly successful. The Rhinos in the 2nd/3rd tier (depending on who you ask) but not in the last few years. The WNY Flash have been utterly dominant in the top tier of women's soccer for the last few years, and are absolutely amazing. Sadly, (a) the city is sueing the Rhinos due to nonpayment for the facilities, and (b) not a lot of people come to watch the games here. But hopefully that will change one day, because WNY is very lucky to have 2 such amazing soccer teams, and with any luck, one day, the Rhinos will be in the MLS, and the Flash will have as much attention as the LA Galaxy or NYC FC or the amazing Seattle Sounders. And if the stadium ever has a going-out-of-busines sale, then it could be Sale-ends Stadium. But let's hope that never happens.

Capella stadium is great for family events! We love walking around before games and being able to…read morebring our friends and families to something fun for everyone. You can buy a soft pretzel, a beer and watch a soccer game. They incorporate a lot of kid friendly things as well. There is always a bunch of children running around and having fun. The suites are great too! Everyone working there seems to genuinely enjoy working as well, which is great to see! Stop in and spend some time with the kids, they will love it.

My first time attending camp and I was very impressed and how well organized this event is. No…read moreparking on campus, you can park at one of the pittsford high schools and take the shuttle buses over ( cost $1) or park in someone's lawn near by for around $10. We took the bus. Fast ride. Arriving at St John Fisher we were dropped off right at the entrance, a quick scan of your ticket and we were in. Lots of kids games and a few vender booths. Meet Billy the Buffalo, very popular. Bills practice on the main field, follow the crowd. Lots of seats in the bleachers, otherwise stand along the fence. Lots of action going on, they ran multiple plays at once. Crowd was super loud and supportive of their team. Players were great acknowledging the fans. My nephew is a big fan and was so excited to hear that two running backs were signing autographs at the tent. We got there early because they cut of the number for signatures. Only kids 14 and under are allowed to get autographs, separate line for parents to take pictures. He was on cloud 9 meeting Devin Singletary and Zack moss. They were both so great with the kids,

Do you like watching the Buffalo Bills run around in the sweltering heat? Do you like taking a…read moreschool bus 15 extra minutes to the location from the parking. Do you like being stepped on while trying to get the signatures of the Buffalo Bills and hobbling to the bus? If so you'll love this! This place is awful. Even if you enjoy sports and the Bills you will be very bored. If you want to get something signed be willing to fight your way to the front of a barricade and risk injury. And if your over the age of 21 don't expect to get anything signed even if you are up front as some players will only sign kids items. The stuff out front was fun especially the air brush makeup. I just can't recommend this place to anyone even massive Bills fans.

I work near here and had never come before. For one, I wasn't sure they'd have anything vegetarian…read morefor me. And two, I've heard it gets really crowded at lunch time. I was here on a Friday night, and it really was not crowded. Even when the movie started, it still did not get crowded. If you go to each tent, a lot of them have a vegetarian option, which was really nice to see. I had mac and cheese balls from the Filling Station. They had a few variations that were vegetarian, and they were 3 for $5, which I thought was a good price. They had other pricing options if you wanted more, too. I got two of the mac and cheese ones, and one risotto one. All of them were good. This is not a good place to come from drinks. There were PBR's on special for $2.50 for happy hour, so that was pretty good if you like them. They were $5 regularly, Blue Toad hard cider was $7, and the wines they had were $12. I thought these were some pretty steep prices. They did take credit cards at this booth though, but it was a bit slow to process. If you come, be sure to bring cash because a lot of them were cash only. Also, I didn't use it myself, but there is a pretty nice non porta potty type bathroom. It has lights and sink, so you don't have to be worried about using a typical porta potty that I avoid all costs.

Good food in a great location if you live downtown. Double dip the fun when there's also the Party…read morein the Park going on a block away. The vendors shared that the lunch crowd is substantial from all the businesses.

Murrays Martial Arts center has been a second home for our family for almost 5 years. The…read moreinstructors are top notch and focus on true development of their students. Stripes and belts are earned, not expected to go by a schedule. They have a great work ethic and want committed students to work hard and learn the various moves correctly, for everyone's safety. They are always thinking of ways to improve and maintain excitement throughout the year. They are also great mentors to their students and go above what is required by them.

I had my four-year-old try this, because I thought it would be good for him. They're focused on…read morelocking you into a year-long contract, even for very small children. They let you trial it for a month, and during that time, they give the kids a belt and get them excited so you'll sign up for the year. A few weeks after that, my son completely lost interest and threw a fit every time we made him go. I called to see if we could work something out, and they told me the best they could do was to let me pay for another 7 months (over $900) to "buy out" the agreement. I told them I didn't want to pay for something I wasn't going to and didn't want to use, and they threatened to send me to collections. We ended up limping through the rest of the year, going some of the time, but it was a very negative experience. Not to mention that for the younger kids, this is glorified gym class at best. I would strongly encourage folks to stay away.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3BLAFoKTqw&t=5s…read more I've always been fascinated with trains, trucks, old cars that go back in history. And many times I've wanted to go and see this museum. So on 9/19/2021 they were holding a special event for old fire trucks, I headed out there. They had an assortment of vehicles going back in time. The old trolley car which you can ride on, fire trucks, roadway machinery, an original Greyhound bus, and more. I was impressed. Good for the history buffs, and families. And I give special credit to the men and women who donate their time to make this happen.

Really surprisingly nice. Don't confuse this one with the Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad…read moreMuseum. It wasn't cheap, $27 for me and 1 kid. But there is a lot to see here and admission comes with a really nice ride on the tram. They have a couple cars from the old Midtown monorail which brought back a lot of memories. Lots of cars and engines you can climb on, and a lot of the bells still work. Some other neat old antique vehicles as well. All the people that were working/volunteering were super nice as well. Overall great way to spend an afternoon.

We went with Paul from North 40 photography for our wedding last September and were not…read moredisappointed! Considering we were living in California and getting married in upstate NY, it was almost a shot in the dark. Of course we had checked out the website and instantly fell in love with his style. We got married at the Glen Iris Inn which is inside a state park that has a gigantic waterfall in the background. Paul "threw in" a second photographer for no extra charge because I guess it's a good place to build up your portfolio which worked for us : ) The assistant met with my husband and his friends to capture them getting ready, while Paul came to take pictures of me and my girls. They were both very personable, outgoing and professional. They really took care of us on our big day and did an amazing job capturing so many wonderful moments. The pictures and our wedding album came out perfect!

Conveniently located right off Lyell Ave exit not far from Gates Wegmans. There is a decent parking…read morelot and you will have extra security entering the building going through a metal detector. Cost is $15 and it includes skates while Horizons cost $5. Some of us bought new skates online to avoid wearing used. Once you get over the fact this is an old warehouse and there is no other roller skating rink to go to you become grateful there is somewhere to go to live out your youth . I don't like the metal plates which are part of the flooring as it's not easy to roll over when you travel to and from the rink but the rink itself is fine . It's a decent size to roller skate and it's not overly crowded so it works . Like anything in life it's the perspective and sometimes it's yourself and who you are with that makes or breaks the fun. We had about 10 of us in our party and we had a blast . We went on Thursday night adult night 7-10pm and dj mixed up mostly R&B but told us they would play more 80's when we came back. We plan to go again next month . People skating were smoking and happy .. saw some really good skaters too. This is what I focused on and I'm grateful we have somewhere to go skate among adults every single week is we wanted to. Sadly there are no lockers so plan to bring minimal extras and carry wallet on you. There is a smell of basement or what not but again .. this is only rink we have with adult night so if we focus on the fun we forget the rest ;)

My daughter and her friends really enjoy the fun and safe environment of this skating rink…read more Delicious food, great atmosphere and family friendly.