Such a cute spot for apple picking!…read more Apple cider donuts and the slushy were delicious! Large variety of fruits from various types of apples, to berries, pears, and veggies! I was very happy that when we came at the end of September, there were still many asian pears left! Delicious! Not crowded! Very friendly staff! Overall, I would love to return during a different month to pick more berries!

Apple cider donuts came out hot, but weren't the best - had very little apple cider flavor. But the…read morefarm was cute.

I'm not much of a beer drinker but I'm always down for a flight to give them a taste. The guy that…read morepoured my choices was very knowledgeable and helpful since I didn't know what to pick. I actually enjoyed all 5. It had a very welcoming and homie feel to it and the views were so beautiful with it being up on a hill. Perfect spot for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon!

I recently hosted a party here of about 30 people. The space was perfect as was the service by the…read moreowner. He was great to work with and just very easy going. My guests raved about the beer and the ambience was perfect. Our party was a last-minute change in venue and I was amazed at how accommodating Hopshire was. They made pivoting to a new space as easy as possible and for an extremely reasonable rate. I would use these guys again in a heartbeat!

This place is really cool and totally worth the price. I mean, where else can you see real…read morereindeer? It's only $10 a person and under 5 is free. We were here in 2024 and there were 6 reindeer. The four females were all out with a handler for us to meet. The two males were also visible, just in a pen because the owner said they are a bit more aggressive with their antlers. My 4 year old got to feed the large male, Bronco, a raisin and he was so excited! We also all got to feed one of the females. The only thing I will warn...the owner answers all questions truthfully, including saying that reindeer don't eat carrots, which my son leaves for Santa's reindeer every year...oops! We were able to explain that Santa's reindeer are different and eat carrots because they fly all night. Just something to keep in mind if you are coming with kiddos that believe in Santa. Still a great experience overall and I would definitely go back!

Awesome farm to take a break from the city life and go hangout with reindeers and chickens with…read moresome hot cocoa or a warm cup of coffee (they have a delicious variety of coffee). Take your kids if you have kids or go with friends or even by yourself. Wonderful experience! I hope they add more activities (in the future) and maybe start a little cafe that provides food like sandwiches and some beverages.

The dairy up here is unreal! It tastes so much fresher and…read morecreamier! It's an old farm house style shack with a store front. The rustic charm was beautiful. I was here on a family trip, and my father insisted we try "real cheese". He was right! They have a tasting menu that included about 10-12 cheeses. I remember my favorite being Dilly Girl, a dill flavored cows cheese, their speciality! If you're not from the area, it's definitely an experience worth trying!

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!

Saw this place on Instagram and decided to try it out while on the scenic wine route. Conveniently…read morelocated just past Watkins Glen. A fourth generation dairy farm that excels in cheese and ice cream. We tried the 8 flight. 4 cheeses 4 ice creams. All were delicious. I tried the peach habernero Quark and immediately needed to buy one in the case. Its a super protein and so creamy. I can't wait to pair it with celery sticks for a nice snack. They offer a few coffee drinks as well. I ordered a caramel Americano. Next time I am in the area I will definitely come by again!

Such a fun experience!…read more So many fun flavors of icecream and different cheeses! Not to mention the adorable cows!! We tried the flight of 8-- 5 icecreams and 3 cheeses. For icecream we tasted the purple cow, peach cobbler, cookies and cream, black cherry chocolate, and the coffee heath crunch. My favorite was the coffee flavor- unlike other coffee icecreams I've had, this coffee had a much more robust and richer flavor profile. I liked cookies and cram-- always a classic. The cherry flavor was a tad too artificial for my liking. Purple cow was fine- very similar to the Cornell Dairy flavor- both are good though! I liked the peach cobbler flavor though wish there were more of the mix-ins. For cheeses, we tasted the butter garlic cheddar curds, the signature Summit Cheddar, and the plain quark. The garlic cheddar curds were so good, I took a bag home with me! Summit cheddar had a nice nutty flavor, not too 'sharp' though. The quark was interesting... it had a rather mild flavor and interesting texture (similar to boursin). I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it. I also took home a bag of the tomato basil cheese curds which I didn't like as much as the garlic ones. The tomato ones had a very subtle flavor-- too subtle. There was a line when we got there though it moves relatively quickly and is definitely worth the wait! Overall, I had so much fun picking out so many icecreams and cheeses to taste as well as seeing the cows! I would highly recommend Shtayburne Farm!

Super cute nano brewery that just happens to be located in the oldest building in Phelps. They…read moreoffer a wide selection of beverages, ciders, seltzers, wine slushies and small batch craft beers. They had an interesting beer on tap a krout ... beer that is the flavor of sauerkraut... it was different. I went with their FLIPA an hazy east coast beer at 6%. Very tasty. They offer a broomstick pour, have a pint and $4. It's cool how they have a theme with witches and I'm sure Halloween is a lot of spooktacular fun here.

Interesting little place with some eclectic flavor, beers. For example, Kraut Gose. Smells like…read moresauerkraut, has an interesting taste, but not something I can drink a full pint of. Good thing they sell what's called a "broomstick "poor. That's four dollars for a half a pint. Service was good. They have a back patio. Also, if you're not a beer drinker, check out the seltzer base they offer with various "flavor blast" options. Walk g distance from "smokin tails distillery". Check it out.

We were visiting one of the vineyards nearby and decided to do some strawberry picking. On arriving…read moreat Cassim farms, we were told they stopped it due to some season/crop issue (I don't remember). As we were about to walk away, slightly disappointed, we were told that they have raspberry picking though. And we were excited to do that. The girl interacting with us was very friendly, she drove us to the farm area for picking and we paid $5 for a box of raspberry picking. They are super ripe and nice!

Quaint barn style shop and garden center with 3 greenhouses, this is clearly a labor of love and…read morethe owner, Ann Cassim was the one running the show when we stopped by yesterday on a friend's recommendation. This is a small family run business, the flowers and hanging baskets were amazing, the selection was vast and the prices were so fair, I paid 1/2 for a similar item I purchased from Lowe's the week before and it was so much nicer. $15.95 for a glorious hanging basket of the most beautiful deep purple flowers. This farm also grows a huge variety of produce and I am kicking myself for passing on the asparagus and rhubarb. In season they sell beautiful strawberries and tomatoes. I highly recommend Cassim's Farm for you gardening and produce needs.

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .

I stopped by to pick some pumpkins and apples, but unfortunately the apples were all picked out,…read morebut luckily they have a large selection of apples they've picked! Their fresh cider is arguably the best in the area and they have tons of hot pies waiting to be bought. The Apple pie was delicious. I'll have to make this a frequent stop so I can stock up on the cider!

Great selection, quality plants, they stand behind their warranty's. Stop in and enjoy!read more