If you're a fan of the Christmas classic film, you will love the It's a Wonderful Life Museum in…read moreSeneca Falls. Having seen the movie many times, I was overjoyed to visit the museum, which contains a treasure trove of unique photos and artifacts related to the movie. While many of the items are replicas not used in the actual film, it's still a perfect place for fans of the movie to kill a bit of time perusing pictures of the cast members, some of which who visit the museum annually for events. Admission is a modest $5 donation, and they have a cute gift shop with items for purchase. Staff on site at the museum cannot have been any friendlier, and were willing to let us stay a few minutes even past the closing time as we had arrived shortly before they closed for the day. There is a perfect photo op spot to commemorate your bisit to "Bedford Falls." This particular museum is located in a temporary spot through 2026 while the original permanent museum is undergoing major construction and expansion. While I'm sure the permanent museum complete with theater.would be a perfect 5 out 5 rating from me, this temporary museum space was still a very enjoyable experience for me. If you are a fan of It's a Wonderful Life, make it a point to visit this museum in Seneca Falls. There is a bridge in town which served as inspiration for the bridge scene in the movie.

Was dying to visit this spot--this is a favorite movie, special to my family--as I I know it is to…read moremany--and certainly deserving of its esteem and lore, IMHO. The museum itself is a small spot that is chock full of great photos and interesting stories about the movie and its cast, many of which were new to me. I learned some interesting tidbits and could definitely feel the care and appreciation with which the museum is curated. It is, though, very small, and surprisingly lacking in actual memorabilia--as explained up front, only 5 known movie props exist, most with private collectors. Perhaps unfair, but I guess I was expecting something a bit more. Still and all, worth a visit if you are visiting scenic Seneca Falls and the amazing Women's History National Park nearby. Make sure to walk over to the nearby bridge after your museum visit, which is definitely a convincing piece of this town's claim to be the "real" Bedford Falls.

So many things to try and see. A wonderful place to shop! I really wish I lived closer, I would…read moredefinitely shop here more often. But it's always a treat to stop on my way to visiting my daughter.

Italian sub. Yes…read more Strawberry Lemonade. Yes. Giant ahh ice cream. Yes. --------------------------------------------

Large store with tons of larger sizes clothing for women. They carry everything from workout…read moreclothes, bras, skirts, shirts and sweaters to some accessories. They usually have super pleasant employees and this location was no exception. Great sales in May 2016 as the seasons change. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

Nice store with a spacious layout and very helpful employees. If you're looking for something in…read moreparticular asking is no problem at all, and you're also bound to find something just browsing generally. There's usual multiple sales going on, and if you check in on Yelp you can grab some extra savings.

I live right on top of a 'Mexican' restaurant and every time I go there it's due to sheer…read moredesperation for lack of good Mexican food in CNY. Every time I lament the fact I spent money to eat there... I had read that this was a good one on the 'Where Syracuse Eats' Facebook page, which can be a pit of snakes at times. I decided to bookmark it, as a 'just in case' I was ever passing through Waterloo. To be honest, I was a bit skeptical when my mom and I walked in around 5:30-5:45 p.m. and not a soul was in the place. Apparently, people in Waterloo eat dinner around 6 p.m. so the place was popping as we were eating and then leaving. My mom is a vegetarian so we shared the vegetarian combo D plate. I ate the tostaguac and she had the enchilada, and we shared the rice. I normally find the rice at Mexican restaurants to be underwhelming, even at my favorite spot in Detroit. This was delicious and I ate it! (There may have been some debate on who should get the last few bites of rice!) I also ordered a side of their hot salsa. I think this was $2 but it was so good and so worth it. The regular salsa was fine but not spicy at all. Service was fast once we decided what to order. No pictures because I was too excited by an actual Mexican place within a reasonable distance from me! Skip the places in Syracuse and come to La Fiesta Brava!

Worst experience I've ever had. Seated given store bought chips and salsa and forgot about. No one…read morecame back to ask for a drink order or anything. We waited for over 20 minutes before we left. To their defense, they were totally overwhelmed. should've been their biggest moneymaker of the year Cinco de Mayo and they failed miserably. I'll never go back there. Was never really impressed with their food anyways this is no shape or form of authentic Mexican food. The ambience has much to be desired as well. It was a filthy dump.

they helped me by contacting Neave to perform service…read morebecause it was needed on a weekend.

L&E Electrical Contractors are the best residential electricians and contractors I've worked with…read moreanywhere. And the organization and squared away nature of their service can and can-do know-how were impressive. We needed a 50 amp circuit, we had 80 year old outlets, hard to reach service panel, outdoor GFCI posts, water facing wiring. These Gents were simply professional and spot on. Excellent pricing, knew the job, finished quickly, joy to be around. 6 out of 5. We will call L&E again and referred them to friends and family.

Ken and Diane are the perfect hosts - they made us feel comfortable the minute we walked in the…read moredoor. Their stories were both informative and humorous..Their winery and restaurant recommendations were spot on, and their breakfasts were 5 star. Their home is beautifully decorated in period furniture. A great B&B experience! We would love to go back.

We had our wedding at Barrister's... back in 2015! Sharing a review is better late than never, no?…read more We rented out the full B&B for our immediate family. Ken and Diane were incredible hosts. The breakfasts were beyond delicious and we felt so cozy and taken care of. We ended up doing the ceremony outside, but Ken and Diane were gracious to offer us a space inside the B&B if the weather didn't hold. This was a really fun venue for us to all stay and we enjoyed being in the finger lakes for our special day.

It was an amazing experience for our bachelorette dinner and everyone's favorite part of trip…read morevisiting the finger lakes! Jamie made everything flow seamlessly and had everything cleaned up for us afterwords. Each part of our five course meal felt like an elevated experience. The charcuterie hour to start too was perfection and a gorgeous set up. Best crème brûlée I've ever had by far! Will forever be thinking about this dinner and cannot recommend enough.

Jamie is a joy to work with! We have used her now twice on Christmas Eve to handle making all the…read morefish for an Italian Feast! Would highly recommend you use her.

We enjoyed a delicious meal at The Perfect Pair today. While visiting museums in Seneca Falls, we…read morefound the Perfect Pair through Yelp. It is an unassuming, cute place run by a husband and wife who fill the space with warmth, friendship and delicious food. We ordered crab cakes over rice and butter crumb haddock over rice. Both were delicious and generous. The crab cakes were flavorful and filling. The remoulade was the perfect accompaniment to the crab, adding a nice hit of spice and acidity. The haddock was perfectly prepared--the butter crumb topping had just the right spicy kick to elevate the haddock to a high level. Both dishes were accompanied by a generous portion of homemade rice pilaf that rounded out the dishes. They were also accompanied by some delicious bib lettuce. The next time we go, we'll ask for a bit more bibb lettuce that gave the seafood a welcome brightness (try wrapping the seafood and rice in the lettuce--so good!!) Both dishes were very generous in size. The menu (attached) has many great-sounding sides that we didn't have room for, but we plan to return to try the collard greens, Cole slaw, cheesecake as well as the pulled pork sandwich, seasoned chicken sandwich and roasted brisket, which we caught delicious whiff of being smoked outside as we left. We are looking forward to our next visit!

We had some amazing haddock here along with very tasty collard greens. The owner was very nice and…read morethe place has a good local vibe. Definitely recommend!