I came here and it was a nice time. I had the wine slushie which was really good. There are a lot…read moreof different options here and it is a big area. The staff was friendly and very nice at the wine slushie area. The place is a big open area and there were parties going on which was nice. I would come back here to spend more time here, we did have the nachos but I didn't like it.

It has an almost commercial feel to it. Instead of doing one thing well, it's doing three things…read moreokay. It took over 30 minutes to get a single breakfast sandwich, and the beer was...okay. We didn't buy anything to take home and will not return. Our kids enjoyed the soda flight, so there's that one perk.

We recently stayed at the Driftwood Inn for the first time and had the most perfect relaxing mini…read morevacation. The included breakfasts were great and the Inn was a charming place to stay with many opportunities to have fun on the Lake or just relax. The Driftwood Inn is also perfectly located with a short drive to multiple interesting destinations including wineries, farms and Ithaca or Seneca Falls. Last but not least was Jennifer the Innkeeper/owner. Her positive attitude, helpful recommendations and local knowledge really sealed the deal - we can't wait to plan our next visit.

The new owner (since May 2025), Jen Cornacchio, has upgraded this historic Inn on Cayuga Lake! In…read moreaddition, she purchased and upgraded the 4 cottages surrounding the Inn, which makes this site a perfect lodging choice for weddings and family reunions. Breakfast on the lakeside porch to the sound of loons and seagulls. Located equidistant between Ithaca and Seneca Falls on the Cayuga Wine Trail, you'll have plenty to see and do.

The view here is lovely. That alone is 5 stars with such a nice setting overlooking the Finger…read moreLakes high on the hill. There is a lovely porch and front lawn where you can play corn hole while relaxing with wine. There is a small little shop in side and a long counter where you can do tastings at $1 a taste or buy a glass or a bottle. Our kids loved running around outside, kicking their ball and running around the property. There are also goats, though I never did see them. I mostly just enjoyed hanging out in front of the winery. The wine wasn't really to our tasting. The bottles are creative and artistic. But we aren't into very sweet wines and that is most of the wines they have here. If you like dryer wines, we'd recommend going with the Seyval Blanc. It was one that we thought was drinkable and nice on a hot day.

Lunch at the restaurant at Bully Hill Winery in Hammondsport is always a special treat. First…read morethere's the beautiful view of Keuka lake from their outdoor dining deck. Second is the food! Today I enjoyed one of their house specials- Strawberry Basil Chicken Salad. The chicken salad was prepared with large chunks of white meat chicken on a bed of greens with a fresh, buttery croissant. Simply divine! Our usual hostess greeted us warmly and showed us to our table with the awesome lake view. While you order at the front counter, servers deliver your food table side. The waiters on the floor are very attentive to check in and fill beverages. While I enjoyed ice tea on this warm day there is a full list of wines and specialty cocktails available. After lunching the winery gift shop, tasting room & museum are all nearby. The restaurant at Bully Hill Vineyards is only open for lunch and offers a brunch menu on Sundays. It's well worth a visit

Came here while visiting my boyfriend's family that lives in the area, and we had a great time!!…read moreDefinitely recommend getting a wine tasting reservation because the place was BUSY. The wine tasting is also $15 for 5 different wines with the gold label, and an extra $3 for the black label wines. Honestly don't remember exactly which types we tried, but they were all really good. We ended up buying a bottle after the tasting and enjoying a picnic of food that we brought outside. The view is absolutely beautiful, and there's plenty of seating for big or small parties. I definitely recommend this spot if you're in the area!

Love visiting this spot! The space has been redone in the last couple years and is so bright,…read morespacious, and has a fantastic outdoor area with a great view of the lake. Their wines are always good and often are crowd pleasers. One tweak I'd like to see to give it a 5/5 is to not keep their reds and chardonnays so cool. We didn't get the flavor of those wines as much as if they were closer to room temp. Definitely will still be returning! Always a must for finger lakes trips!!

Gorgeous scenery. Full range of wines to choose from for tasting. Placed our flight order with the…read morevery friendly staff. My friend bought a few snacks from the stocked store to enjoy while we tasted. We chose an outdoor table to enjoy the beautiful view. They brought our order out to us. Live music was playing that afternoon. Definitely worth stopping in.

Visited Hunt Country a few weeks ago for the sole purpose of tasting Sweet Gus. Enjoyed it enough…read moreto buy 2 bottles to bring home. Sad to find out they are winding down operations but totally understand competition around the Finger Lakes is stiff and family have no interest in continuing in the wine business.

When you are up in the finger lake area this is a must go and enjoy! The wines are all wonderful…read more Both reds and whites are delightful and smooth. The setting may not over look water but the porch is straight out of the 1800's with spacious areas and fabulous setting, looking over a well groomed, tree covered yard. So relaxing! The owner, Alan was a joy to spend time with.

Yates is Great! The wine is a 4, but the setting and ownership is forcing me to make this a 5…read moreoverall. Particularly if you go MID WEEK. Save some of the other larger for the busy weekends, and go to Yates midweek. The owner is a lot of fun to chat-up and learn about the history of the place and about his journey, all while sitting on a very old, stately 1830's porch. You won't get that experience on a weekend when they're really busy, and honestly that's what I liked the most about this place. There are plenty of other larger, more faceless vineyards around that you can save for the weekend. Try the gewürztraminer. Parking here is plentiful and an easy walk to the porch. He does have a German shepherd, but he seemed VERY chill, so no worries there unless you're very skittish around dogs. I submitted updated hours, as it showed closed, but wasn't, so hopefully that'll help more people get the experience.

Wonderful hosts, wonderful views. The owner, Gary Adamson,…read moreis a fountain of knowledge and good times. His partner, Linda Markell, knows how to make guests feel welcome and comfortable.

Adorable and well maintained little bed and breakfast in a scenic location overlooking the lake…read more Friendly hosts cook the BEST breakfasts and are helpful and knowledgeable about the region, wines, and dinner options. If you are extra lucky, they might even serenade you. I have been here twice, and both times stayed in the room with the bath that is disconnected from the room. It is NOT a shared bath, it is just a few steps outside the room. Not a big deal at all and it's HUGE. Paradise on the Lake is a great home base when exploring the gorgeous Finger Lakes. I won't stay anywhere else.

We stayed at Los Gatos B&B for three nights while visiting the Finger Lakes. There are some…read moregenuinely nice things about the property. The grounds are very well maintained, the view from the deck is lovely, and the individual cabins have a certain rustic charm. Charlie was also very friendly and welcoming when we arrived. Unfortunately, the stay itself had a number of problems. The biggest was the bed. The mattress in our cabin seemed extremely old -- it was lumpy, sagged badly, and we could feel the springs. The cabin walls are also quite thin, and the road noise in the morning was loud enough to wake us. Our check-in took about an hour. Charlie was very friendly throughout, but the process involved an extraordinarily detailed explanation of virtually every aspect of the property and our stay. Even something as basic as finding extra toilet paper required a phone call because it was hidden away; we were told this was because guests had stolen toilet paper during the pandemic. Breakfast was another disappointment. It is served only at 9:00 a.m., which is quite late if you're trying to get an early start sightseeing in the Finger Lakes. Charlie told us that they could make something gluten-free, but the way it was presented gave us the impression that doing so would be a bit of an inconvenience. We felt uncomfortable asking them to go to the trouble, so we never did. Availability was a recurring problem throughout our stay. We texted one evening to say we wouldn't be able to make breakfast the next morning but received no response. When we stopped in around 8:15 the next morning to make sure they knew, Rebecca was surprisingly rude to us. The interaction was unpleasant enough that we decided to skip breakfast for the rest of our stay. Coffee was supposed to be available beginning at 8:00 a.m., but on at least one morning the building was still locked at 8:30. There were some other oddities. The room was reasonably clean but had a slight musty smell. We were also told that we needed to stay in an alternate cabin because the air conditioning was broken in the cabin we'd reserved. Later, however, we saw another couple staying in that original cabin, which left us confused about what had happened. The lack of availability became particularly frustrating when we checked out. We needed to leave early, but once again the main building was locked and no one was available to check us out or accept our payment. A few hours later, Charlie called and told us he would be adding an extra 4% to our bill because, with us no longer physically present, it would be considered a "card not present" transaction. We found this particularly unreasonable. We were perfectly willing to pay in person, but no one was available to take our payment. Charlie never mentioned during our approximately one-hour check-in that we needed to pay at a particular time to avoid an additional 4% charge. Had he done so, we simply would have paid then. He told us afterward that there was a sign near the coffee maker explaining the charge, but we never saw it. Charging a guest an additional 4% because the owners weren't available to accept payment in person strikes us as unconscionable. Guests should not be financially penalized because no one from the B&B is available to check them out. At an absolute minimum, a charge like this should be clearly disclosed directly to guests in advance and they should be given a reasonable opportunity to pay without incurring it. Overall, Los Gatos has attractive grounds, nice views, and cute cabins, and Charlie was friendly to us at check-in. But between the extremely uncomfortable mattress, morning road noise, rigid breakfast schedule, the recurring difficulty finding anyone available, our unpleasant interaction with Rebecca, and finally being charged extra because no one was available to accept our payment, the negatives substantially outweighed the positives. All in all, this was simply a bad experience for us, and we would not stay here again.

We had an amazing time staying at Los Gatos. Rebecca and Charles were wonderful hosts and their…read morehome is comfortable and is in a wonderful location. Rebecca was an amazing breakfast cook and surprised us every morning with a delicious breakfast. They even make their own grape juice and jams that they shared each morning. We enjoyed meeting the other guests that were visiting and spent time out on the beautiful deck enjoying the property.