Fast friendly service. Stopped in looking for some decent food and a cold beverage and made a good…read morechoice. Sat at the bar as I was alone but there were tables inside and picnic tables outside for a variety of seating options. I was offered water immediately with my menu. I sampled the Berry Sour Seltzer which tasted great. Not too fruity and too bitter. I ordered a glass. The food offerings were limited to one side of the menu, half being appetizers and half being meals. I was a bit surprised by the cost of the Elk Burger ($29) but made that my choice as I wanted more than an appetizer but good comfort food. It came with smoked gouda, lettuce, tomato, onion and mayo on a thick yet soft bun. Salad greens coated with balsamic dressing accompanied the burger (fries were available for an up charge). One bite told me I'd made the correct choice and the price was worth it. The burger (ordered medium well) was hot and juicy and the bun did a great job of balancing that without falling apart or getting soggy. The Gouda cheese had such great flavor and it was in the perfect state of warm but not melt-coated into the burger. My water was consistently refilled and I sat there and enjoyed every bite of that burger and salad while I drank my Seltzer.

fun little establishment with decent food and live music from time to time. Service can take awhile…read moreand food is decent!

Wide variety of assorted beers, wines, and other spirits…read more Reasonably priced. Will go back next time I'm in Utica!

The very first time I feel as an Asian American customer being ignored and denial at the liquor…read morestores. First of all, I am 23 years old and legal to buy alcohol at any beverage stores. So they once didn't accept my buddy which they refer is my brother who come here regular customer buy liquors here since 2007. He is over 21 years of age and is legal to buy alcohol. These people are being very racist toward Asian people and want to look down on them. They think that the Asian people are uneducated and treat us differently. They ignored us when we come to the liquor store and didn't even bother to come and to talk or offer help. So second of all, I came back the second time to show my ID that I wasn't a baby and have a proof of my driver license that I'm not a minors. The person that sell the liquors is underage and he cannot sell alcohol until he's 21. So they are doing illegal work at the store and should be punish. As a Asian American people I feel denial for the very first time. All I want is a apology from them for being racist towards Asian customers and say sorry because this is American! We all have equal rights!!! So called the manger also posted on their Facebook story to mocked me. So the owner blocked me on all their social media platform when I revealed the truth. Hey, if you guys are racist just said that. I came back to your store with my ID and buy the alcohol it seem like you guys were very quiet. And also, the lady at the table tasty didn't even offer me to taste their drink lmao is it because I am Asian? Wow! Asian hate crime is real at the finest and you guys played yourself well. Congratulations!!! At least show some respect and sympathy to your customer no matter what the color or race! Thank you sir!

Stopped by on one of the first Saturdays of the season that featured live music. There were…read moreseveral people eating at the outdoor picnic tables (either in the sunshine or shielded inside the pole barn type pavilion where the music was). I went inside to order a drink and some food and was passed by twice before the woman said she'd be with me. Another younger girl came over and asked if I wanted to order something. Odd questions since I'd been standing there looking at the menu that was on the bar as well as looking at the beers they had listed on the board. I ordered a wheat blonde beer and told her I also wanted to place a food order. She told me I couldn't do that there, and said I needed to order from the food truck table. That table had a chalkboard with their three specials, different items than the bar menu so I ordered off of that, was given a pager and headed outside (The food truck girl was very kind and asked where I was sitting but I hadn't picked a table yet) I ordered a cauliflower margarita pizza which was just the right size to pair with my beer. It came out quick and hot and tasted good. I sat at my table eating alone and enjoying the music but found that that's what everyone was doing. Sitting at their own tables. Enjoying the music or conversing amongst themselves but keeping to themselves. For a brewery with live music on a sunny Saturday afternoon it was just ok.

Can't believe it took me so long to find this place! It just opened in September 2019 but had a…read morebeautiful piece of land with tons of outdoor seating, cornhole, several fire pits, and a food truck. The inside is small but super cute and the beer is CHEAP! $5 for a pint of beer or cider or glass of wine. Will absolutely be back!

My friends and I had a beautiful and relaxing night at Meier's Creek. Despite our party being at…read moremultiple tables, the staff was extremely patient and accommodating. The atmosphere is perfect for kids. They spent most of their time playing on the lawn while we enjoyed a relaxing dinner. I had the Tex-Mex bowl which was full of flavor and a variety of different items.

"I stopped by on a busy Friday evening after work. The hostess greeted me right away, offering…read moreindoor or outdoor seating. I preferred outside, but there was a 40-45 minute wait on that gorgeous evening. She explained there was a walk-up bar and snack shack available while I waited for a table, but I opted for indoors. I was seated centrally in the lively restaurant, which featured a bar, an open kitchen, large TVs showing ESPN, and a bustling team keeping everything moving. My server promptly offered me a menu and took my drink order. I sampled the Meet Me at Midnight cider infused with black Hawaiian sea salt, blackberries, black currants, and black cherries. After that, I chose the cider along with blackened mahi fish tacos--fried to perfection with a tangy slaw. My server checked in frequently; service was quick but never rushed. As a solo diner, I felt completely comfortable despite the bustling Friday crowd made up of families, couples, and friends."

Cute place! We stopped in and they were not officially open but the woman owner was there and…read morewelcomed us in. We had a great visit and enjoyed the wine tasting! So of course we bought a few bottles of wine. We are from NoCal and enjoyed the friendliness of the winery!

Rustic Ridge Winery was so much fun! It is a friendly, family owned winery in Burlington Flats…read more There are sometimes food trucks here as well and they get packed on the weekends. We did a tasting of 5 different wines for $7 - the Lazy Days Dry Rose, Untamed Red, End Post Red, Riesling Semi Sweet, and Blueberry. You can pay $10 to keep a souvenir glass! My favorites were the Untamed Red and the Blueberry. The Blueberry went really well with some Sparkle too - almost like a blueberry mimosa. We ended up bringing a bottle of the Untamed Red back with us!

Visited on Saturday of Columbus Day weekend. The perfect fall weather allowed us to enjoy the…read moreoutdoor picnic tables and the view was beautiful. Since we were unsure of what we wanted to order, we were able to sample 6-7 beers. The bartender was very accommodating. Our group settled on Rock Cut Red, Gourd Help Us and Summer Sting. We also ordered from the small food menu and split a pulled pork sandwich and deluxe burger. The food was good and made to order, served with fries and a small side of pasta salad. The beers were cold and tasty. The best thing was being able to sit outside on such a gorgeous day. There is a bar and some tables inside but we couldn't stay inside on a day like this. Outdoor seating is at picnic tables in an area around the perimeter of the brewery but there is ample lawn space where dogs are welcome and cornhole can be played.

High Burl Brewery is a great, family-owned taproom in Burlington Flats. They have a variety of…read moreoptions and I was excited to find that they had a Blueberry Sour! If you're into sours, definitely recommend it. You can get a flight ( 4 shorts and some snacking pretzels), a pint, a short (4 oz pour), soda, water, growlers to go, or wine from the winery next door which is owned by the same family. There is plenty of seating, including some outdoors. They occasionally have food trucks here too!

Pascale's Wine and Spirits is located in Cicero, NY and a great area place to pick up wine or…read morespirits. The staff is very friendly, greets you and is happy to show you the specials around the store. There is a nice comprehensive racked wine section with a good selection of varietals from every region. A refrigerated case had some chilled wines ready to go. I was happy to find a nice selection of locally produced NY wines, which the staff could talk about. Both major and secondary labels from the Finger Lakes region. If you are a fan of whites, give them a try. Nice prices on the various spirits, each section was clearly marked. Came across some very good sale prices.

they had a bottle of whiskey with a sign in front of it with the name at a cheap price i went to…read morepay for it and told cashier that theres a sign with price me and cashier went over to the sign and manager ripped the sign down and said misprint and said we can,t undersell it low class place

Cute and bright. Young crowd but welcoming to all. Great little corner location with views of the…read morestreet and greenery. Great wine selection but also chive beers and ciders. Good for chilling or before/after dinner

A very cute ambiance wine bar. Really chill and dim lights. I came here with a friend and we loved…read moresitting at the 2-top table and chatting. I really like how they offered half glass pours! I ordered the Barraco from Sicily under "Orange." It was delicious!

Another Hidden Gem along Route 20. This is a beautiful Inn with a nice restaurant attached within…read morewith lots of bar and other seating, including a downstairs for larger events. Chef Andrew and owner knocked it out of the park tonight. Spouses shrimp special with mushrooms and spinach over pasta. Bread licking good . Lamb chops 3 of them were good. Cooked perfectly Yukon mashed and vegetables also very good. Starter, no pictures, we ate them before pictures were excellent. Shared a wedge salad and small clams casino . Service by Todd was very good. Worth a drive and highly recommended.

We stopped in after not wanting to wait for BBQ. We are foodies from NYC and were so impressed with…read morethe quality of service, the historic building and the food. The menu is a mix of a chophouse with a large selection of chef selections from paella, pasta and schnitzel. The chef is a CIA graduate which is surprising to find in Central NY. The food was fresh and i noted that the chef makes his own bread, dressing, aioli's and desserts. It's clear the chef puts care into his work. We ordered - house salad - solid salad with house dressing. nice, nothing crazy - onion soup, this was excellent. really well done, from the croutons, cheese and flavor. wow - calamari - the only thing we didnt love - chicken schnitzle - excellent, authentic - scallops - fresh, perfectly cooked. a bit too sauced, but great - creamy garlic and spinach pasta - our kids didnt love, but decent The desserts were great as well. The restaurant was very accommodating to our casual attire and 3 young kids. Amazingly kind. The entire experience is a bit like going back in time, the historic nature of the setting is hard to explain, but you really feel it.