Came in here to take a peek at all the F Oliver goodies!…read more I loved that they have little cups and tasting stations for their olive oils and balsamic. I spent so much time smelling and tasting a bunch before my family and I made our decision! I think my favorite was the cherry or the apple balsamic. Everything we got was fantastic, and I can't wait to come back and get more when we run out!

Great vinegars! The peach vinegarette was unique, reminded me of a peach gummy ring, I think it…read morewould be good in ice cream! You are able to sample all of the oils and vinegarettes, only weird thing was there wasn't any bread or crackers to taste with, you literally just sip on it. Very reasonable prices!

Cibatta Bread baked fresh Friday & Saturday by a CIA trained chef / owner. $5 a loaf. A must go if…read moreyou love artesian bread. Extraordinary.

Absolutely splendid experience! Gene was informative and extremely helpful when it came to making…read moremy selections. The variety that's at the store and the time he took to help me choose the products to fit my needs was invaluable. The layout and ambience is welcoming. I love that he had other items from local vendors- which speaks to his desire to support the community is admirable. Signed up for his email list and am looking forward to doing business there again.

This is the best restaurant in Chemung County. The chef…read moreconsistently hits it out of the park. The entire staff are masters of their craft. The owners are gracious and the ambiance is beyond charming. Do yourselves a favor and reserve a table this week.

Service and friendliness. Food is excellent and the place is very nice in a safe place. Everything…read morewas fresh

Great little place to grab breakfast. Loved the Curtiss memorabilia all over. Great staff and…read morebreakfast was outstanding. Easy parking, too. Definitely a must-visit!

I really want to love this place; and for the most part, I do! But when you have an absentee owner…read moreand no manager--stars are lost! Went in last Friday night after discovering they have a fish fry! It's $25--which, to me, is a little on the pricey side for a fish fry, but we like this place and the vibe...so we tried it. The fish was crispy and fresh and hot and delicious! The mac and cheese was good, hot and gooey. The coleslaw, which is a newer item on their menu, tastes oddly like grocery store macaroni salad--the kind with the little pieces of carrot and sweet pickle?? I suspect it was made with miracle whip and I don't eat miracle whip...but that's not what cost them the star!! I just chalk that up to personal taste...not good taste...but not for me. The server offered dessert, cheesecake or peanut butter pie. The owner of this restaurant, btw, owns a bakery. We opted for one of each. My husband got the cheesecake and there was a dried up chunk of something that fell off another dessert!? Nope...his cheesecake was dried out...literally to the point that I could lift it up by the sides and set it back down without my fingers having anything on them--still dry. So I tried my peanut butter pie. Also so dry that I could lift it by the cut sides and thump it on the plate and it didn't even fall apart!!! Shame. On. Them!! The server explained that they were probably in the fridge for "a day or two"...I think possibly more?? They were taken right off the bill, but when I asked to speak to a manager, I was told they don't have one. Please note...for the most part this is a local restaurant we like and frequent. But when you have owners trying to get by with that kind of nonsense, it's an embarrassment! I felt bad for the server and disappointed by this. Hopefully this is a problem they will fix. I'd go for the fish fry again and their beans and greens are crave-worthy. Very cool atmosphere, good service.

My husband and I visited Muranda Cheese Company while we were in the Finger Lakes over the Fourth…read moreof July weekend, and it turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip. It was actually something my husband had come across while planning our visit, and we're so glad we made the stop. It was a hot afternoon, so pairing the cheese tasting with a cold beer and a hard apple cider felt like the perfect choice. You purchase your tasting tickets at the counter along with your drinks and then head to one of their tasting areas. We sampled 12 different cheeses while our hostess walked us through each one, explaining how it was made and the best ways to enjoy it. Every cheese was delicious, but our favorite was the Red Rider, which had just the right amount of heat. One thing we really enjoyed was that you can buy your favorite cheeses along with crackers and condiments, and they'll provide a cheese board and knife so you can put together your own lunch. We picked red rider cheese block, ordered another round of drinks, and spent an hour enjoying our own little cheese board. The property is beautiful, with plenty of Adirondack chairs overlooking a large open lawn. It was simply too hot for us to sit outside, so we stayed indoors, but I can imagine how lovely it would be on a cooler day. I also discovered a mustard-based condiment during the tasting that I loved so much I ended up buying five jars to take home as gifts for family and friends. If you're visiting the Finger Lakes, Muranda Cheese Company is absolutely worth the stop. Between the guided tasting, the beautiful setting, and the opportunity to build your own cheese board, it makes for a fun and memorable experience.

My husband and I visited Muranda Cheese Company last week when we were in the Finger Lakes for the…read moreFourth of July. We had such a fun time. I was dying to visit, because they offer cheese tastings, so I'll start my review by describing that experience! You walk up to the bar, tell them you want to do a cheese tasting, and they had you a ticket. Then you can walk to one of their two tasting areas (you'll see long tables with staff on one side and customers on the other, with lots of cloches with cheese under them) and get started on your tasting. You get to try 12 cheeses, and they give you a little tasting sheeting so you can rate and take notes on the cheeses. It only takes a few minutes, but it was fun and a great way to learn about their cheeses. If you're not into a cheese tasting or if you want more than just the tasting, they offer charcuterie boards, Finger Lakes wine, wine slushies, beers, cider, and non-alcoholic drinks. You can also buy a block of cheese and eat that, too! I did the cheese tasting (fun - and I liked most of the cheeses), and we shared a wine slushie as well. We arrived pretty close their closing time, but I was glad we had time to experience what Muranda has to offer! They have a shop in the back, where they sell their cheeses, wines, pottery, and other Finger Lakes products. There's also an amazing patio off the shop, with gorgeous views, rocking chairs, and tables. They host live music at this really cool stage above the bar. So you can eat cheese, have a drink, and listen to some live music in a beautiful barn? Sold. It's a fun time. And I recommend it between wine tastings or other activities you get up to in the Finger Lakes!

Well about a year later we tried Brickhouse once again. The place is clean as a whistle, and the…read morefolks are very friendly. Pizza, well the Hot Roni was ok, and certainly better than our last experience. The margarita on the other hand, was just terrible. It tasted and appeared as though they took crushed tomatoes right out of the can.. no spices and the cheese wasn't fresh motz not sure what it was. And a couple basil leafs chopped up. Just not a good rendition at all. $35 for two 12" pies... See pics. Two and done for me...

The inside is so nice. You can eat in or take out. We got take out. The staff is very friendly! The…read morepizza is so yummy I will definitely be going back.