New theater, new management (?) in October 2023. I thought the update to the old theater was good…read more I was unaware that this was going to become a Spotlight just a few months later. We no longer go to the Arnot Mall theater because this one is here. We also enjoy the Palace in Corning, but there is definitely more seating here with more movies and showtimes at a good price.

The "spotlight theater" is our go to as it's nearer to us and the ticket price to see great movies…read moreis more desirable than the $15 at corporate movie theaters(AMC). If you love to see the big screen, then this is the place also, $5 all day Tuesdays

The kids love to set up lawn chairs and see fireflies…read more The food is great and we love the popcorn containers my husband thinks you guys have the best burger

My daughters and I were visiting Watkins Glens in vacation. We don't have any drive-they'd on Long…read moreIsland so we thought we would give this place a try. It was a bit creepy pulling up. Wasn't sure we found the right place. But it was. It could use a major upgrade between the bathrooms, which were terrible and the concession stand also needs some help. But It has 2 screens and you we saw 2 current movies for $12! It was worth going. We live 5.5 hours away. If we lived much closer, we would definitely be frequent visitors. I would recommend bringing your own snacks and if you need to gums the ladies room, make sure to go on the beginning. By the end of the night, they were super gross.

One of the best local history museums I have ever visited. The quality of the temporary exhibitions…read moreare amazing. Compared to similar sized museums in small cities I have been to, this place is light years ahead. Easy to get to off of Route 17 and worth a stop if you are driving through the area. The Arnot Art Museum is nearby and is also a pretty amazing little art museum which focuses solely on representational art.

This was definitely worth the quick visit. For $3, I spent about 45 minutes there. Like the…read moreprevious reviewer wrote, the quality of the temporary exhibition was impressive, and the permanent exhibits were great too. I went specifically to see if they had anything related to Mark Twain. I was not disappointed. On display were some personal furniture items from his Elmira home, for example. I also was lucky enough to visit when I was the only one there, which gave me the opportunity to wander at my leisure without distraction. Some of it wasn't that interesting to me so I skipped it - but that $3 price tag didn't make me feel guilty. The woman working at the desk was also really friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

This is a very nice museum! I love that it's a Smithsonian affiliated museum…read more They had a great permanent collection and a lovely special exhibit from William Wegman. There's an elevator to the 3rd floor. Then you can work your way down. The staff in the gift shop is very kind and helpful. This is a very nice place!

My husband and I stopped by the Rockwell Museum for a quick visit when we were exploring Corning…read morelast week. The museum is located within a building that used to serve as the Corning City Hall - a beautiful building. They sell a combo ticket with the Corning Museum of Glass, so we decided to check it out after a visit to the glass museum earlier in the day. The museum is quite small but has an interesting collection of American and Native American works. They also have two gallery spaces dedicated to temporary exhibits. While I enjoyed our visit - the collection is well displayed on the walls of their beautiful building. But it's not a large museum, and I wouldn't say it's a must visit if you're in the Corning area. Worth a stop if you have a bit extra time in town - especially if you're interested in the temporary exhibit; it's a nice little art museum!

This is one of the coolest baseball fields outside of a major league stadium I've ever been to…read more I watched the Newark Pilots take on the Elmira Pioneers and my son was here playing for the Pilots. The box seats were inexpensive for the game and that put me closer to the action on the field. I met the team owner while I was buying a hotdog and hamburger and she was very friendly. I can see why the environment was so fun. There is not a lot to do in Elmira, but if there is a game, I highly recommend you to go!

Play ball, Elmira! It's easy to see that the Pioneers are a big draw on summer nights. What's nice…read moreto see is that the experience is similar to how the team must have been during Elmira's single-A days, and how the team is still a priority for Elmira. Previously a short season single-A team, the Pioneers are currently a summer collegiate baseball league. (Many of the teams in the college league are former pro teams.) Dunn Field is the home of the team, and still has some signs of being a former professional team. The stadium is well maintained, and there is plenty of activity. When I was there, the team had a baseball card promotion, the idea being that your current Pioneers might be tomorrow's superstars. Truthfully, you never know, but the Pioneers aren't in a league full of future superstars, and it can show during the game itself. The experience is similar to what you'd see at a minor league game, just on a smaller level. When I was there, you had live music in one corner, the baseball card promotion in another, and your usual between innings entertainment, featuring the Pioneers mascot and kid friendly activities. The game itself wasn't too exciting, but I also wasn't paying a ton of attention. It's a decent ballgame for a night, but keep in mind that although single-A and collegiate ball are similar, there's definitely a difference in quality. Out of all the collegiate teams I've seen, Elmira has the most potential to one day become a single-A team once again, though I wouldn't count on it. Going to a Pioneers game is a nice experience, but younger kids will appreciate it more than older kids. It's nice to see the community turn out to support the ballplayers of tomorrow.

We came for a family get together at lunch on Saturday. They easily accommodated our group of 13…read more The service was excellent. All of us agreed that we would like to return in the future. I wish they would blend the bison with a fattier meat to lighten up the meat patties. Because the meat is so lean the burger was quite dense. All of the sides were delicious. Just a note if you are a coffee drinker: they only had powdered creamer. It was fun roaming around the restaurant and watching the bison being fed. The parking lot is gravel and had muddy ruts.

This place is quirky, beautiful, and super welcoming. Denice out waitress went out her way to make…read moreus feel like family.. and OMG the bison is amazing- so fresh and creative.. the menu is not huge, but what they make is great filling and well priced.. I would not sleep on making a point to come here- Especially when a band is on the stage. We came to see Seven Wonders- the best live experience and tribute to Fleetwood Mac.. (Teegan has an amazing voice)

I grew up as a child coming here with my parents and now return with my family every time I am back…read morein Bath. The staff is super nice and you can't beat the drink prices. They have a very clean and nice game room and a huge area that can be used for large events. I am really surprised to be the first to review on Yelp. They are always raising money for local area sport events. They have the best popcorn on the planet. You can't go there an not get three or four helpings of the free stuff. My daughter actually calls it the "popcorn place". Don't forget to sign the books!!

There is absolutely nothing negative to ever say about Iron Kettle. I've been coming here since I…read morewas a kid and even though I'm out of the area my parents still live in Vestal and I make a point to get here every October. The farm is family run which is party of the charm. It's also been around forever it seems. It's the perfect fall family outing. There are barn yard animals the kids can feed, a corn maze, a very large selection of gourds and pumpkins, as well as a sort of country store filled with craft items, sweet treats, and seasonal décor. Food and drink can also be bought. There are also wagons to carry all your selections. The best thing about the farm, in my opinion, are the displays they put up every year. They show scenes from nursery rhymes and childhood stories all with pumpkins. And if that's not enough, it's all free (unless you choose you buy something, obviously).

I've been taking my children, grandkids there since 1980's because of family atmosphere, children's…read morefables/characters, and fresh produce/baked goods always. Its improved almost yearly since then, during October I try to go in morning due to extra traffic/parking.