This review is for their restaurant, not the golf course…read more We were brought here by relatives for a special occasion dinner. Our relatives are members as this is a members only facility. The grounds were beautiful, the driveway was lined with old trees and the club house looked beautiful in the distance. We ate in the grill, it is more casual, the dress code is more relaxed and we had 2 small children with us. The waitress was an older woman and she was great. Service was slowish but not too bad, she did her best with our large group (13) and she smiled the whole time. The menu had many safe items on it, chicken parm, NY Strip steak, etc. The entrees are on the high side, $28-$32, but we were also offered the grill menu with sandwiches and salads and fried items. In hind sight that would have been a better option. Every entree was poorly executed and everything was completely over cooked. My salmon was beyond well done and my partners steak, ordered MR was beyond well done. The vegetable was asparagus and we each received 4 small spears of asparagus, why bother? The side I chose was the curry rice and it was beyond disgusting. Everyone in our party was so disappointed but no one said a word as we were brought there by family members who are required to spend money on food every quarter or they are charged. Really? My advice if you are in this place for dinner. Order off the grill menu. I'd rather eat a sandwich than a $28 small piece of over cooked salmon.

For the most part I agree with James S.' review of the food in 2011. It lacked consistency and was…read morerelatively expensive compared to other meals in the area. However in 2018 and 19, with a new chef and wait staff, this is by far the best restaurant in Central New York. I have eaten there many times over the years and within the past 2 years, since Chef Mike came on board, the food has been absolutely outstanding. I invite you to try again James.

FOOD: N/A SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 5 Pineview Run is a private race track in upstate New York. The track is 1.1 mile long with 15 turns and 250+ft of elevation changes. There is a main club house, a few "for rent" garages and a few car condos. They offer track driving experiences, track driving classes, speed & skill camps, club racing and track days. They offer several membership plans and if you are a local car enthusiast, you can get unlimited access. We were there for a driving course taught by Ross Bentley. We enjoyed the course and it sharpened our driving skills on a technical track. They also host various activities (non auto) throughout the year. The owner Todd is very personable and run the facilities very well. Look them up if you are in the area.

TRACK TIME WITH ROSS BENTLEY! 5.0…read more Long story short, this track is amazingly FUN! Reading track maps don't always translate elevation properly. Coming from Calinfornia, I was thinking that Pineview Run would be more similar to other 2-mile tracks like Buttonwillow in Southern California or Thunderhill West in Northern California. I was wrong. The long story... When we heard that the very popular and highly respected Ross Bentley, former racer, coach, PodCaster and author was hosting a driving event, "Speed Secrets Academy" for advanced track drivers, my husband and I signed up without hesitation. If you can imagine a classroom filled with racing, track, data analysis, SIM, PodCast and book writing talent, this was that classroom thanks to @rossbentley @gofasternow (Peter Krause), @thatsamsmith Mario, Ian and Josh. Rental cars were available for this event, but we wanted to track our Porsche GT4 RS. We had her transported cross country from California to New York. This is how excited we were to learn from Ross and experience Pineview Run, in pure petrol fashion. My husband and I shared our car, with he in the 3-day class (data included) and me in the 2-day class. The track: Pineview Run is privately owned and is one of the most fun tracks on which I've driven. In the short 2 miles, it had plenty of elevation (which I absolutely loved), hair pin turns, sweepers and two straightaways, one ending in a steep blind hill! The luscious greenery added to the beauty of this track and allowed for so many visual references. Just don't stare at the blue barn or horses or else you'll drive straight off track. The facilities are well kept and have a lot of natural exposed wood. We rented a garage which looked more like a beautiful horse stable! There are so many great takeaway memories from our time in Syracuse. A few highlights of the Academy was being given a big thumbs up from Peter Krause, meeting our racing idol Ross Bentley and two other amazing lady drivers @vickiwilsonfischer, hanging out with Ian (while getting some SIM time in) and earning the "Be Careful What You Ask For" award. They asked for +3%... I gave them +10% more throttle! So much fun and learning all wrapped up into an experience of a lifetime. See full story on IG: Lady992driver

Brand new winery just opened in Hamilton with wonderful ambiance and hospitality. They serve Hosmer…read morewines, craft beer and Liquid Fabels cocktails. They have a nice gift selection also. We stopped in after work and had such a great time talking with the owners and enjoying the beautiful space. There is plenty of outdoor seating, along with charcuterie and snacks. Can't wait to stop in again!

Friendly service and beautiful, comfortable atmosphere! Great wine tasting experience!read more

This is an amazing little low key blueberry picking spot with tons of berry bushes. $3/quart! The…read moreberries were tasty and there were lots to choose from. Absolutely love it here, and can't wait to return for upcoming blueberry seasons.

Cool place in a shed is the store but we were not sure and had a few questions so we knocked in the…read moreoffice door and were warmly greeted by a woman who answered our questions and then when the owner came in as we were chatting he offered to have her show us his collection of antique cheese making tools which was huge and impressive. How people came up with the idea and ways to make cheese is cool itself but wow the work to do it with the tools they made wow! Thank you for an incredible learning experience and some very good cheese!!

Self-service farm stand featuring products from other surrounding farms. Bought a cute and quippy…read moreshirt - would love to try their butter, but we head back to Seattle tomorrow! Love the fact the honor system still works - faith in humanity and love supporting the local farmers!

We come every year with the grandkids and always leave happy. Large fields, massive bushes, and…read moreweather this year (2026) have produced tons of blueberries. Super family‑friendly -- highly recommend.

Amazing crop at Hall's Hills Blueberry Farm! Very nice fields with tons of beautiful blueberries…read more The owner was there when I was there and he is a super nice guy who is very knowledgeable. Highly recommend you check this place out!!

We love going to the movies, and are happy we have a family-owned theatre in Norwich. The Colonia…read moreis an older theatre that now has 3 available screens, including one upstairs where they also hold parties and events. Prices are great ($8 matinee), and the popcorn is also very good. First run movies with matinees on Saturday and Sunday. Air conditioning works very well on these hot days! New and comfortable seats recently installed. Let's go to the movies!! Support your local business!

Old theater with beautifully preserved viewing rooms. There is a register before entering and a…read morepopcorn stand. Only two theater rooms, which limits the selection of movies. The old projector is preserved in a glass case by the entrance, it defiantly adds to the decor and atmosphere. There are two movies playing at the moment. Affordable ($8) price and always fresh popcorn. The only downside is that if you are watching something on the more silent side in one room you can hear the sound from the other room. This is not always a challenge!