Absolutely wonderful experience. Delicious fresh food and kind service. The home made focaccia is…read moreamazing. And the cookies - so hard to decide!

Holy moly, what a great breakfast! As a vegetarian, it can be tough to find meals outside the same…read moreol'. This place hit it out of the park with the Powerful Bowl and the chia parfait. I would come every morning if I lived here. (Probably an exaggeration, but I definitely would be a regular!)

We've been coming here for years, maybe even decades now! My nana loves getting her fall mums and…read morespringtime hanging baskets from their floral selection, and growing up we kids always got the biggest pumpkins we could find right here for our Halloween jack-o'-lanterns as well as the best Christmas trees. Living in Hudson Falls and Argyle made it easy enough to stop on the way to Nana's or vice verse back home, but even now that my parents relocated to Ballston Spa, we still made a stop here for cider, fresh cider donuts, a cider slush, maple candy, and fudge while on a recent visit over to my nana's. This is one of the stores that I'll have memories of my entire life, and I look forward to visiting each time I'm in town.

Great breakfast! Tiny place with quick friendly service and an attached inside country store and…read moreoutside garden store. Will come back to try lunch someday.

We always go for the Halloween set up With the littles and…read moreit's so much fun!! They set up mazes, hay rides, train rides and usually have a band playing. Of course you can buy all your pumpkins & gourds, they have so many varieties, as well as your fall flowers. It's a great way to spend the afternoon with the family or friends.

We came here on a crisp fall afternoon expecting to have a good time. Sadly, it started to rain…read morepart-way through and that derailed our plans. First and foremost, they are a garden center and sell plants and other such things. They also sell pumpkins in various sizes, and some by weight, and we purchased a couple to carve up ("You didn't tell me you were going to kill it!") They also had lots of activities for the kids. There were at least a half-dozen wooden picture boards with holes cut out for kids to put their heads through and parents to take pictures. I remember Peanuts, Bluey, Spiderman and Friends, Monsters, etc. They also had a maze of sorts constructed of hay bales (they were only stacked 2-3 high so parents could keep in eye contact. They had a train ride that circled the area. They had a larger corn maze geared more for parents. They had a really long darkened indoor display of at least 100 artificial pumpkins carved into various faces and scenes and lit with Christmas lights. That was cool. And they had a large model train exhibit detailed with lots of fun toys and buildings for kids. That's the good part. The bad part is that because of the rain the outdoor train wasn't running (thankfully, they refunded our tickets which are only good on the day purchased). The rain also made exploring the outdoor activities wet and a bit tiresome. We had to skip some completely. Inside, the train layout consisting of about a half-dozen loops of G scale track and various scenes (adventure, pirates, castles, Star Wars, Harry Potter, amusement park, etc.) were nice to look at but only one engine was running despite at least four loops of track. Why weren't the other trains running? They had food for sale including baked goods and hot items like hot dogs and coffee. My cookie was extremely dry as if they had baked it a week before. But, it wasn't terribly expensive so that was nice. Some of the things I listed above are free, and some have an extra cost attached. So, plan accordingly. Did we have a good time? Um, sort of. But we made the best of it despite the bad weather. On a nice day, it would have been a ton of fun so we will have to return in the future.

Good, quick service. Sandwiches are delicious and easy to pick up for a boat day. They are slightly…read morepricier, but for fresh pickup food on the lake it's definitely worth it! Haven't been to their music nights, but I've heard great things. Such a good vibe!

Cute country store on the south east side of Lake George. They have a deli with sandwiches,…read morebreakfast pizzas and ice cream as well as baked goods.

Lovely family owned and operated garden center with lovely products. If they don't have what you…read morewant, they will order it for you. very reasonably priced as well.

Olde Saratoga Home and Garden is just amazing. The service is absolutely incomparable to any other…read morehome/garden center I've been to. They truly take the time to not only listen to what you need, but to educate and inspire. I also appreciate their wind and solar power installation as well as beekeeping for natural pollination and their innovative water conservation efforts. And you couldn't meet nicer people. Great job, OSHG.

All the staff was pleasant and helpful besides the ice cream scooper named ROBERT he clearly should…read morebe kept putting away orders in the back of house where he can't ruin any customer experience and embarrass himself and the establishment. Very aggressive with customers - will not be returning on his account.

This place was one of the finest stops we made in Lake George that we visited it a few times…read more Gelato - Great taste, texture and flavors. Everyone was happy with what they ordered and portions were adequate Espresso - They make the best espresso in the area. Well, they probably don't have much competition here, but it's a fantastic espresso Cannoli - Freshly filled to order and satisfying Infused olive oils and vinegars - You can walk around and sample everything inside, then purchase whatever size bottle you like. They even have a program where you can return empty, rinsed bottles and fill again with 10% off. There were some interesting flavors and I bought a couple to take home. Overall, this is a great place to visit and if you're into these things. There are also some tables and chairs outside to sit with your gelato or coffee.

Free Spirits Farm is a fairly new, and growing, business located about 2 miles "behind" the village…read moreof South Corinth off NY 9N. Besides the plants in their greenhouse, they also offer some seeds, produce, eggs and fresh farm-raised meat (might want to check in advance to see when the latter are available). They're open daily from April through Halloween and on weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Besides some of the common varieties of annuals and perennials, they also offer a number of less common flowers that you might not see in the garden center of the big box or larger greenhouses. I recall I also saw petunias and pansies of less common colors. They had hanging baskets galore, mostly flowers but also some strawberry plants already producing fruit. The owners are great. They're glad to chat with you about anything: the plants that interest you, their plans for the farm, animal pests, local color, etc. My mom mentioned that last December, they brought flowers to her senior center, and she raved about them.

Visited today to by herbs for our herb ladder. The owner was very helpful and answered all of our…read morequestions as well as offering good unsolicited advice. We had not been there in a few years and did not remember that credit cards are not accepted. We realized this as we we at the register. The owner gave us our plants and told us to come back at our convenience with the money. Very trusting and nice. We returned with payment within two hours. When we were on our way there we were not sure if they were still in business because advertising signs in the area where no longer there. Turns out the signs were stolen. It is a shame that people would take them because that comes at a cost to hard working small businesses.

Want to see my dead Christmas tree? I had to take it down after 3 weeks on Dec. 23 cause it was…read moredead... visit the Hewitt's East Greenbush yelp page to read the whole story. Don't give these people your money.

I consider Hewitt's to be the "big little guy" when it comes to garden centers in the Upper Hudson…read moreValley. On the one hand, it's not a "garden department" in a big box chain. On the other, it is bigger than smaller greenhouses and supply centers. You'll get a good variety at any Hewitt's, but sometimes not the cheapest price. Their Garden and Holiday Decorating Club Card helps there ($25 credit for each $250 spent). My visit today was way too early for outdoor plants to be available, but they good sales on seeds and bulbs, and a lot of Easter decorations available. They always have great holiday decorations. Near that you'll find all the yard and garden supplies you need. When the weather warms up, you'll be able to choose from a wide variety of flowering and non-flowering plants, shrubs, trees, bushes, etc. I've also been able to find items here which have been harder to find in big-box plant departments. For example, today I found a uniquely sized clay flowerpot, a size and shape I had not found at any of the aforementioned big box plant departments. The staff is friendly and incredibly knowledgeable.