A great stop for families and adults. There's a museum component which shows you the inner workings…read moreof an old mill, as well as a pond around back with different ducks, chickens and other animals. There's a market with farm fresh goods, including some of the best cider (including adult versions) I've ever had and a killer cider slushy. They have different snack options, mainly fruits, baked good and desserts in the market, as well as more traditional lunch options. Everything was tasty and reasonably priced. We enjoyed our orders on the back deck, outside and under some shade. I'd recommend this as an afternoon diversion if you're in the area, or looking for something that multiple people in a group can enjoy.

We decided to stop here after doing the Rail Explorer tour. It was nice cute little shop and…read moreeatery, nothing too fancy. There was stuff for kids to do and ducks, goose and such to feed. The store had lots of their local items to purchase. I picked up a pumpkin mix, sweet vadalia onion dressing. My husband and I got wine slushies (strawberry bliss & apple raspberry both delicious). We went outside and grab lunch ( Ray's brother BBQ didn't open until 4p). My husband got Jamaica jerk chicken sandwich and I got the hot pot roast with horseradish sauce. We made it a meal and upgraded to mac n cheese, drink and slice pie of choice( apple or strawberry rhubarb). The food was surprisingly good, my husband enjoyed his sandwich and my pot roast was flavorful before I put the horseradish on it. The Mac n cheese was good, made with their Mill-Aged, Extra-Sharp NYS Cheddar. Overall it was a decent find, not too much in the area. The store is worth it to stop in.

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!

Always a stop when we're in the area. Rustic ridge and their sister/brother brewery next door are a…read morefavorite of our family's. Their tastings are generous coming from NYC at $6 for 5 tastings and their bottle average around $17ish for high quality wines of many varietals. Their sparkling wine is a favorite, also the traminette and the cab franc. You'll feel like family when you walk in, the owners/hosts are so sweet and kind and take great care of their patrons. Sit out back in the summer! Such a beautiful space.

Not your typical winery! =)…read more Wow, I want to say that we have been getting Montezuma wines for over 15 maybe 20 years! Currently I believe that they have three locations, & we have been to all three. If you want to taste test good wine, that runs the whole spectrum, then stop off at Montezuma. If you are looking for the typical French style wine, then this may not be for you. But if you have an open mind & want to try new flavours, then give them a go. This would be their third & newest location. Which we have only been to a handful of times.

Amazing mimosa flights with generous pours and the service was super friendly. Also, cute shop…read morewhile you are tasting .

What a hidden gem! Such a beautiful vineyard with fantastic views, great ambiance, and a nice…read moreselection of wine. There's also a driving range outside. Bring your own clubs, or choose from a limited selection. A bucket of balls is $5. I really loved the swirl wine slushy -- only $8. You can sample them before trying. They also offer a full wine sampling for $9 (five 1oz pours). Free parking and a nice sized lot. Pro tip: Bring cash to tip as you can't add gratuities onto a card.

Had a blast! Vibe-…read morelove the barn feel. Great decor and cozy patio feel. Service- Tisha made us feel so welcome and was super attentive and friendly. Another staff encouraged me to taste a Chardonnay( that's not usually my jam) and it was lovely. Not buttery at all. Glad she did that, now I'm not afraid of chardonnays. Drinks- we did a wine flight, had wine slushees, and a glass of wine. Really tasty varietals and flavors Driving Range- really cool that you can use the driving range in a casual atmosphere and then come grab some wine

Had a great time trying out local beers and spirits at the Cooperstown Beverage Exchange! We were…read moretaken care of by Willow, who provided friendly service and made us city folk feel very welcome.

This is a small store that is a bit confusing . Cafe, coffee stop and baseball memorabilia. They…read morealso have a baseball decanter with or without booze. There "baseball" is considerably less expensive the the same one at the hall gift shop. Check it out.

My first visit to Grapevine Farms; what an amazing treat! Quality food, fresh and delicious!…read more I had the quiche and side salad while husband had the mushroom tortellini soup with a turkey reuben panini and side of coleslaw....outstanding! Dessert was mouthwatering! Gift shop is endless; a gift for everyone can be found, many nooks & crannies filled with something unique. Everything from baked goods, candles, jewelry, home decor & so much more. Wine cellar and wine tasting too! Staff are very friendly and courteous. Highly recommend!!

Have lunch here about once a month with my friend after we get our nails done. The multi floor…read moregift shop is full of treasures for a special occasion or friend's birthday. Each room is themed, providing a plethora of options from jewelry to camping or Christmas ornaments. The restaurant has a basic old school menu that can be prepared in what I imagine is a limited kitchen. Soups, salads, wraps and sandwiches are usual fare. You can enjoy an iced tea, signature cocktail or wine with lunch. Have not visited their wine room but that's an option as well. Consistent food and friendly service.

Great place. Conveniently located to attractions and…read morerestaurants. Nice light breakfast to get you going for the day. Would return if I had the desire .

What a lovely inn! The pictures of the rooms are accurate - but what they can't depict is how…read moreclean everything is. Not a speck of dust is detectable anywhere. When we checked in, we were greeted warmly. I really appreciated help with my bag up the somewhat steep & narrow stairs. (No elevator - so keep that in mind if you come to stay.) Bed was firm, bathrooms were spotless, extra pillows in the closet are sealed in plastic, bedding all super fresh. Phone chargers next to the bed & sofa(bed) & solid wifi made this quaint & cozy room connected. Full length mirror, hair dryer & an iron & ironing board were much appreciated. Our 2nd floor room was very quiet & the blackout drapes on all windows plus the split ac & heat controls made everything adjustable for a perfectly cavelike environment. Hello solid night's sleep! A small fridge in the room had little Coffeemate creamers for the in-room coffee maker, but there is always a coffee & tea station downstairs too. The town is literally across the street! The Baseball Hall of Fame & the Farmers Museum are both a block & a half away, and in between are several spirits shops, baseball stores, restaurants and a bakery. Breakfast is 8am-9:30am & it is a nice offering: Oatmeal packets, cold cereals & milk Sausage & pepper frittata - custardy! Corn muffins (a must try!) Yogurts Fruit salad Heidelberg wheat, raisin & sunflower seed bread slices (& toaster) Coffee & tea station Orange, ruby grapefruit & cranberry juices Jams, butter, & condiments If you're coming to town & prefer a close stay to the sights here, & a smaller inn experience, this is the place to be! The inn has a selection of cycling-related accessories to purchase also.

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 winery has been operating since 2010 and my wife and I have made the one hour drive to get…read morenumerous times the past few years since discovering it. It's a small batch farm winery and OMG they have the wines dialed in! Whites, reds, fruity, cooking, dry, sweet... so much variety and the grapes are actually grown here too - not just bought somewhere else and processed. It amazes me how many options and varieties they continue to offer! There's a whole better experience have a tasting when the maker is the one serving and can tell you EVERYTHING about it. One of my most favorite things about the wines here is that I never get a headache. These wines are not overloaded with sulfites like the bulk wines at distributors and stores. Their prices continue to stay in the 10's to teens range even though it apparently makes it harder to keep things running at a time everyone is tightening their wallets with everything else costing more. When it comes to owner-operated wineries, Hummingbird Hills Winery is a whole new level in quality and enjoyment when expertise meets love and passion in wine making, which is why my wife and I keep making the trip here to re-taste and restock. They've even added an off-grid getaway cabin on their property nestled up on a hilltop in an old apple orchard that they list as The Nests at Hummingbird Hills. It's so quiet there and with so little light pollution the stars during the night are amazing!

Had a wonderful time at Hummingbird Hills Winery on Sunday afternoon. A tasting that was…read moreeducational and involved a lot of unique flavors. Quality: While I didn't fall in love with any particular wine at Hummingbird Hills Winery, the experience gave me a greater appreciation for the creativity and challenges involved in the process. They had a few standard white and red wines, but the menu is filled with lots of fruit wines and specialty wines. Bink's Blackberry Burst was a highlight of the fruit wines, really capturing the blackberry flavor. The speciality wines are even more unique, Goofy Garlic Ginger, Hummingbird Coco Red, and Lion's Tooth Blend, which is a Dandelion Wine. Each one with a cool story and history. Quantity: Wine Tasting came with seven selections, and we ended up trying a few more. Value: $10 for a Wine Tasting. Ambiance: Hummingbird Hills Winery is located in upstate New York, not too far from Albany. They have a large property where they grow their own grapes, and flowers. The tasting room is in a large building. It has bars on both sides with plenty of stools for guests to utilize. Reusable boards and markers allow guests to make their selections so the process moves smoothly. The rest of the tasting room is full of local food items and crafts. Crowd: Several other couples and one family enjoying tastings. Service: Incredible, two passionate and creative individuals running this winery. Parking: The snow forced them to move parking away from their main buildings and near a garage.