I loved learning about all of the local history. They had a lot of Stop from the shoshani indians…read morewhich were from the Watkins Glen Montour falls area. Lots of old farm equipment, Dolls, Children's toys, Clothing quilts, Things from the war. All kinds of things from history from the area. Things from the railroad the salt plant. Lots of information on seneca lake the local Wineries to visit definitely worth checking out.

We spent an afternoon on the lake with OnKeuka & captain MJ! It was the highlight of our Bach trip-…read morewe had SO much fun. Captain MJ was incredible and provided excellent service. Definitely recommend booking a trip with her!

What a great day! Things couldn't have gone better for our 40th birthday party. We had plenty of…read moreroom for our party supplies and our group of 10. The water was amazing and the service was top-notch!

Since taking over Danos It is quite an amazing tasting experience. Their Rieslings are beautiful…read moreThe views are incredible The service is excellent and they have food fare that is different and tasty. Everything about this beautiful place and beautiful location Is worth going to

The staff was extremely short and dismissive with our group. This was our 3rd stop on our tour and…read morewould recommend that they be taken off the tour. Not helpful with wine selection. They lacked customer service as the others in area. We wont be back!

This is an adorable small winery with a tasting room in an old barn. They have art along the walls…read moreand even an old bottler on display. There is also some outdoor seating right by the parking lot. Mostly white wines and the staff were all very friendly and helpful

Lovely winemakers with a passion for wine, Lime Berry will delight sweet wine lovers but will leave…read moredry drinkers underwhelmed. Right off the bat - this place is closing at the end of the year, as the very engaging and wonderful owners sold their winery/vineyard. So if you want their wines you better get them before the end of the year. The winery is hosted in a small barn on the property with plenty of outdoor seating. They make about sixteen wines and seem to favor making sweeter wines. The wine tasting was a very reasonable $3 a person and is guided as either a dry tasting or a sweet tasting. I'm not a fan of sweet so I tried the dry listing, and overall found them fairly average. To be fair, they were out of two dry wines, the Chardonnay and Dry Riesling, so maybe those were the better wines to taste. The Dry Vidal Blanc lacked any complexity in taste and the Semi Dry Vidal Blanc is more sweet than dry. I purchased the Heart of the Lake because of the interesting story behind the one grape which is brand new and unnamed after being developed at nearby Cornell University (this is the only winery that makes wine out of it). The dry reds weren't too much better - boring wines without any sort of boldness, they both tasted flat with just a hint of possibly developing complexity. So yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the wines here at Lime Berry, and I'm a little confused with all the overwhelmingly positive Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews. It makes me wonder if I missed out on some of the good dry wines or that this winery's strength lies in their sweeter wines. Whatever the case, go for the sweet wines but skip if you want dry.

just now New Dave and…read morehis wife have a awesome winery on Seneca Lake. It is a small winery that is operated by he and his wife, they focus on reds, but have a few whites. A good red is hard to fine in the FLX which is not good news for my preference. Flatt Rock Wine Cellar delivers with spectacular reds. In addition to the great reds, there whites are very good as well. The personal service you get from David and his wife are second to none in the flx. The passion and enthusiasm they have for wine shows in there wines. You will love this small personal winery. This was our second trip here, this time joined there wine club, which is the most reasonable and realistic of any winery we have been too. Cant wait for the member event this summer.

We are thankful to have found this boutique winery where they ferment small batch wines, one as…read moredelicious and satisfying as another. Darla, wife of the spouse team, owner-operators, was our gracious host today. David, her husband, was busy in the vineyard. Darla and David are not only winery owners, but wine students and wine lovers for many years. They learned a great deal about wine while living in France for several years. We visited Flatt Rock in early spring on an unseasonably warm weekend in April. We tasted wine in their small tasting room attached to their wine making barn. But, they've recently built another tasting room close by that's open during the summer months. Their wine tasting consists of a flight of 5- two white, three reds. Be sure to visit this wonderful small business.

Love this place. The grounds are gorgeous and we were treated very nicely by the owner when we…read morestopped in for a glass of wine. It is super close to our home and we will be back often!!

We were greeted by Evan who led one of the most engaging tastings we've ever had. His passion for…read morewinemaking, storytelling and wine / historical education, made the experience memorable and likely the single greatest wine tasting we've ever had. Highly recommend visiting Miles, especially if you were given the chance to meet and speak with Evan. Remember to try their spirits. Cheers!

I've been to the Finger Lakes region of NY several times over the past couple of years…read more I attended the Wine & Cheese Festival this year. It is an incredibly popular event (it sold out this year) that combines the classic tastes of wine & cheese. The ticket price is very reasonable (and in many ways what I found most attractive about the event was the value for the money) it includes 33 wineries (several which I had not visited before). My overall experience was good and visiting all of the wineries is possible if you spread it out over the three (3) day period. If you're not traveling with a group, it is important to note that the event attracts large groups from birthdays to bachelorette parties. It is best to start early to avoid the van, limo and bus groups. Overall, good customer service at each winery and they seemed prepared in most cases for the large crowds. If I had one criticism, it would be the food selection. As a pescetarian, I was surprised how many of the wineries offered dishes with some type of meat. It also wasn't always cheese dish that a winery offered as their food selections (e.g. we had chili and chick peas offered to us). I did love how the majority of the wineries offered a print out of the recipe they were serving. I picked up several of them to try at home. In a nutshell, a festival weekend seems to be a great way to experience what feels like the never-ending wineries in the region (and I would go back and do it again).

Truely a remarkable house with great artifacts from the early 1800's. Just a short drive to Penn…read moreYan. You'll be amazed with all the history that came through this area. Fredrick Douglas and Sudan B Anthony also passed through here. While your here go next door to see the other museums. We had acquired tour and our guide showed us such interesting items one of which was an original KKK out fit that was worn many years ago. There is no charge for these museums but a donation is much appreciated. Masks are worn by all who work and enter. This was a Mecca of history collected in the museums . Great day trip.

This beautiful old house serves as an informative museum about the local area and "the old days"…read more My small daughters especially enjoyed the "Indian room" dedicated to Native American artifacts and clothing.