Nice little spot to cut your own tree. They also have some nice pre cut trees. Two fields full of…read moremixed variety trees. Also alpacas and horses reside, they came to greet us as we walked through the field. If I was more patient, we could have waited for them to pick the tree up with an atv and trailer, but I opted to drag it out. They provide saws, and all trees are one price, and much lower than many of the places around, under 40 bucks! For $2 more, they will send your tree through a bailer for easier transport and bringing it inside. I even saw them tie one to the roof for another family. The owners and family are quite knowledgeable and will offer to show you a specific variety of tree and sends you on your way with excellent instructions to make sure your tree lasts the duration. Definitely check them out, great local business.

Cut your own with a great selection of lovely trees plus donkeys and alpacasto befriend. We've been…read moregoing since my daughter was born and they've always had really sweet, genuine staff to help with anything. Today my kid lost her white stuffed rabbit in the snow and was inconsolable with grief -- these folks put up signs and kept an eye out and got Bunny home for bed, thereby saving Christmas. They've always gone beyond in large and small ways and I look forward to visiting every December. Thanks RHF!!!

We enjoyed our tasting and really enjoyed the hot pretzel and pizza. Great staff. Friendly and…read morehelpful. Gift shop and ample seating and very large bar area

I have been stopping by Montezuma Winery for a few years, and wow- The additions and upgrades that…read morehave been made to the building are quite amazing.. The vibe is country and very chic, there is plenty of comfortable sitting spaces, and the shopping selection is plentiful and well organized. You can't stop without grabbing a wine slushies or flight along with some fudge!! Montezuma winery is must-stop destination in the Cayuga Lake region!!!

We have toured more than 100 wineries around the world and this tour was one of the best. The…read moreco-owner drove us around in a large golf cart and explained their history, plans, etc. and of course we had wine and nibbles as we toured. Recommended! And do buy some of their wines. They are making the best pinot in the area.

Sustainable winery no machinery used in picking the estate grapes. Beautiful vines growing on the…read morehills to the left of the winery and a nice patio with high top umbrella tables outside and air conditioned bar and seating area inside. Very warm and welcoming feels like Italy. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff serve delicious wines by the glass or tasting. There are two tastings. One is Rieslings which the Fingerlakes are known for and the other is Pinot Noirs. Pinot varieties are rarely found at any other wineries in the Finger Lakes so this was an unusual and pleasant find. Wines are a bit more expensive than most but very good. This is a must stop for those who prefer the drier wines. Lovely place.

Taste of Syracuse remains a great Syracuse event. There's always been vendors who give tiny samples…read moreand others who give super generous ones, you just have to take your chances (or spy on social media or other people's orders) to decide whether the portion is worth it. My usual routine is to go right at opening and beat the larger crowds, but this year I went in the evening on Saturday. Some streets had WAAYYYY more congestion than others and it was hard to move -- made even more difficult by the occasional person who had obviously been visiting the beer tent and had trouble walking straight. That aside, most lines moved pretty quickly, and was still able to get like 7-10 samples in the hour or so I was there. Standouts for me this year were the mango cheesecake loompya at Oompa Loompyas and the crab rangoon at Vietnamese Noodle House, but there were lots of tasty things. This festival is always a great way to check out brand new businesses making their debut in the CNY food scene, along with hitting up an old favorite or two.

Taste of Syracuse still rings first place for me of best festivals in syracuse. As prices get…read morehigher and higher at other festivals, Taste still is low at $2 a sample. I really appreciate this, as it lets me taste multiple stands and then buy thier full sized meals or snacks for my favorites. This year I was really in love with the shrimp bruschetta from Bold Coast Lobster, but there were several fantastic options. Most lines move pretty quickly which I also appreciate. F.T. Chen bringing in authentic chinese street food was also a huge hit for my group, as we are all foodies loving to try other cultural foods. We got the grilled squid on a stick and were very happy about that. Always get there early, to keep lines smaller. Also, always remember sunscreen.. its something we always seem to forget and the sun can be pretty brutal!

I think we have a new favorite restaurant here! Cole and Karen Wilson have done an outstanding job…read moreof revitalizing Knapp Winery. Chef Drew is a master and his creations are equal to, if not better than, my other favorite restaurants. Norwegian Salmon, Shrimp and Lobster Carbonara and Duck paired with Brut, Riesling and Limoncello. And great dessert too! #pairing You must visit!!!!

A good winery with reasonable prices. A flight of 6 choices were $12. The nice thing is they gave…read moreyou cheese and crackers to munch in between sips. Honestly I liked all my choices except for one and that just may be personal taste. Our server was ready every time our glass was emptied to pour another choice. The physical space wasn't too exciting but there was live music on a Saturday afternoon.

I love living so close to the fair. I like to go every year. I don't really do the rides anymore…read morebut did as a kid. The Indian village is awesome and has some great mac and cheese. I love that they started including a Latino and Asian village. I personally love the chevy court concerts and they do often include Latino artists. So nice catching a free concert. It is fun seeing what special fair items Fair Deli and Toss n Fire come up with as they are newer fair staples. I have gone with my nephew and he enjoyed the exhibits in the expo center.

2 stars just for the annoyance of even getting into the fair..... They honestly need to do away…read morewith the nickel and diming people for the shuttles. they aren't efficient. tons of people waiting for a shuttle when the people could be bussed into the fair FOR FREE quicker to spend money. the fair is great. The shuttle is great for all peoples and reasons. but for a dollar or two? waiting 30 plus minutes for a shuttle that should be back to back... is absurd. we chose to leave sad because more people in the gates at quicker rates = less frustrations no bad reviews and MORE MONEY SPENT. NYSF please do better 2027

This is a self service farm stand with pasture raised chicken eggs as well as packages of chicken,…read moreand sometimes beef or lamb. Thanksgiving turkeys available for preorder. They sometimes have other items for sale in their little shed. As an added bonus, they haven't price gouged when chicken egg prices at grocery stores went insane.

If you are looking for something fun to do the 2nd weekend in December head out to the real Beford…read moreFalls, aka Seneca Falls NY the town that inspired the movie. From a parade, to food, to shops and vendors, to cosplayers walking around the street in costume, this festival made for an enjoyable day. There was quite a variety of things to do including visiting the bridge that looks just like the one for a movie, with a real life saving a suicide attempt story to boot. We chatted with Bert, who was out writing tickets on cars and getting to know all the visitors. There were free horse drawn carriage rides, and free tastings of roasted chestnuts which I had never had before. The It's a Wonderful Life Museum is open and was packed as people checked out the information, pictures, and toys they had. Besides the many things to do the big appeal of this festival is just how much it feels like the real Bedford Falls. So many shops opened up their doors and offered free snacks and free hot chocolate bars to visitors and locals alike. Everyone was so friendly, from the local townspeople and vendors to the guests and visitors as well. To me, this encompasses the exact feel of the movie. There were some great food options, from Mrs. Martini's spaghetti dinner and trivia which we missed as it was on Friday night, to local restaurants bringing out tents and serving their best chilis, hotdogs and burgers, and tacos outside, there was something for everyone. The bars and restaurants were also fully staffed indoors if you needed a break from the cold. My husband and I really enjoyed our time in Bedford Falls, if you are looking for something fun and different to do on the 2nd weekend in December, make the trip out to Seneca Falls to feel the It's a Wonderful Life spirit!