A gorgeous venue for a wedding. It's a beautiful non-denominational church. It's the perfect size…read more-- not too big -- enough room for a 150-200 person wedding. It was nice to see all the pews filled. All the relics have been removed, but the architecture, murals, and alter are true to the original Catholic design. I really loved intricate details and woodwork. The bridal room is on the smaller size so for the wedding party I was in it was too crowded for us to get ready there but enough space for us to gather before we all walked down the aisle. The event coordinator was very helpful and made sure everything was taken care of for us so there were no worries for the bride! It's a beautiful space inside and out, great for photos as well. It's a nice option if you'd like to get married in a church without the religious tie-in to the wedding. I had no idea this place was tucked away on Prince St all these years.

I may biased as my baby sister, well she's not a real baby, got married here. The chapel no longer…read moreholds regular service but still remains a tangible spiritual place. While there are religious cues throughout such as wood carved crosses into the crown moulding or pews, one who is spiritual but not of any particular faith did not feel overwhelmed. The venue is a beautiful backdrop to any wedding but in particular my lively sister and the newest member of our family. The most fascinating aspect of the location is the massive and that is gross understatement for the size of the bathroom door. Many of us believed the lavatory entrance to be an archway with an open door to a hallway. Huge!

Learned about this place from a wedding I attended. It is a beautiful stone building overlooking…read moreKeuka Lake. Stained glass windows were stunning. Intimate wedding ceremony with limited seating. Parking is very limited, as well. The chapel is located on a steep hill.

A beautiful chapel overlooking keuka lake. The sign said that they have service there in the summer…read moremonths. We stopped in the spring, but it was still well worth the 15 min drive out of our way just to see the architecture and stunning landscape. I believe the chapel is open on some weekdays year-round.

Excellent wedding venue. Nice grounds. Plenty of restrooms, clean. Good wait staff. Good food. Well…read morerun. Gorgeous setting.

Our son and daughter-in-laws rehearsal dinner and wedding were held here on August 9, 2025. Kate is…read morewonderful! She was on top of everything! In addition to a beautiful ceremony and reception, the guest rooms and carriage house were great. Very clean and comfortable. We would highly recommend the Hillcrest Estate.

My nephew got married here a year ago. The hospitality was top notch. My parents were invited to…read morethe wedding, and my dad uses a wheelchair. Jenna, an employee was absolutely wonderful. She helped my mom move my dad around the grounds. When the reception was taking place, my dad was by an outside wall of the tent and was cold, so Jenna took it upon herself to close the panel of the tent. I would highly recommend this gorgeous venue for your special day.

Great 3rd experience traveling with the Travel Store. Amy did a great job setting up our travel and…read morewe had a wonderful trip with no trouble. Coordination from flight to hotel was seamless and same with hotel to flight. The resort and room were as advertised and confirmed, and I received a better rate than I was able to find elsewhere.

I scheduled and paid for a honeymoon that is forthcoming with the Travel Store. The first person I…read moreworked with was Bonnie and Bonnie was wonderful. For whatever reasons she has not been able to field any requests for assistance or help and we have been working with Amy, who I think is the owner/operator of the Travel Store. Amy sent me an e-mail which was my receipt for the down payment for the cruise. On the day that the balance was due, Amy called me and I paid off the rest of the cruise. This is the only time the Travel Store has tried to contact me. I later inquired as to flights from Syracuse to NYC (fr the cruise) and transfers from the airport to the port of departure. Amy did get back to me and I called in and paid Margaret for the other travel of this trip. I was e-mailed a receipt, again. I have e-mailed Amy and requested a packet for my trip. She indicates that I already received my packet - though she was never present in the store and I have never met her and none of employees have given us anything other than "receipts." I have come to find out that Norwegian has wanted additional pedigree information about myself and wife. I also was not inclined to know about making reservations for dinner and excursions and events on the boat. I called Amy this past Saturday and she asked if she could call me back because she was on the other line. I went to the Travel Store about an hour later and the Store appeared closed for the day. Amy has been avoiding me. If I wanted this treatment or lack of responsibility for customers, I would have used Orbitz or Expedia, etc. I will never use or recommend the Travel Store to anyone and I will be posting reviews on as many places I can so no one else comes to expect any HELP on their trip. It is my guess that this place is mostly in existence for the employees to get good deals on trips.

This is a friendly, local winery. They have great wines, pretty atmosphere and friendly staff…read more. Food trucks on weekends. Great place to visit!

We came at 5pm on a Saturday. Staff were friendly. I…read moreenjoyed most of the wines that I chose for the flight, particularly the Peach Riesling. The bottle was a bit pricy though. There was one food truck. I got a huge order of loaded steak fries for $20. It'd be nice if they had some lighter food options. There was nice live music. There's a fire pit. It gets chilly as the sun goes down.

This is a fun new place to take the family- highlights renewable energy sources and local arts as…read morewell. Good for a family or curious folks who like to see renewable energy in action. The rooftop has solar panels- there will be food and drink up there once the weather warms up. 2nd floor has a cycling/spin room that has bikes that generate electricity and show how much you are generating. There are 2 wind turbines right behind the building. The plan is to have the entire building operate on alternative / renewable energy sources. There is an atrium and skylight in the center of the building with a grow wall with plants. Local artists' work adorns the walls. Plenty more to say and see here- come check it out!

From the owner: Let us make your next celebration, business meeting or cocktail party memorable, beautiful space…read moreincluding the state of the art space surrounding art, science, and the rooftop with a view! Guided tours for all ages. Contact our event manager at (585) 266-1068. And Join us every Tuesday and Thursday at 9am-10am for Story & Discovery Hour sponsored by Summit Federal Credit Union.

Delicious food, friendly informative staff, expected wait for fresh pancakes, maple creemies, and…read moremaple donuts Definitely a season staple

We love kettle ridge farm. Their maple Is delicious (we…read moreordered their maple and honey as favors for our wedding) and everyone is always very very friendly. It's a family friendly location. We decided to try the pancake Sunday. We arrived around 11:20. We got through the line quickly. Their food is always delicious, but I feel like they pre-make everything so it was a little soggy/cold. I would say I was mildly disappointed. I get they're trying to cater to tons of people, but maybe there is a better way to keep things warm. I still wouldn't turn anyone away from trying them out. It's always a good time for the whole family. The new barn where you eat is also nice.