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    Pavilion on the Terrace

    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Lovely place , it's amazing hall for all occasions and once u se the place , you will fall in love with it

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    The Stone House at Clove Lakes - Yummm

    The Stone House at Clove Lakes

    (382 reviews)

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    This past Saturday June 13th, I attended a graduation party for niece celebrating her PhD…read moreachievement. The party was on the main level in a very lovely setting. This was a four course meal preceded by an extremely large antipasto buffet. From beginning to the end the food was fabulous. The entire wait and bartender staff were absolutely fantastic and took care of everyone's needs with a smile. A special shout out to Joe and Claudia who were a delight. Their professionalism and kindness went above and beyond. I would give the Stone House 5 stars for any type of party or dinning experience.

    hosted a party here and was extremely disappointed with the level of service and attentiveness from…read morethe staff. For the amount of money you pay to host an event here, I expected a much higher level of organization and service. There was essentially no one overseeing our party. The venue only had one golf cart available to transport items from the parking lot to the venue, despite having two other events happening at the same time. Site staff were nowhere to be found when we needed assistance, which made the entire experience unnecessarily stressful. The bartender was also frequently leaving the room and sitting outside on his phone, rather than being attentive to the guests. This is especially frustrating when you're paying a premium price to host an event and expect the staff to be present and engaged. They also charge a $1,500 room fee for the patio, which is an outrageous additional cost considering how little staff attention and support we received. It's honestly a shame because the ambiance is beautiful and the food is decent. The venue has a lot of potential, but the service and management need significant improvement. For the prices they charge, the level of staffing, organization, and attentiveness should be much higher. Management needs to do better.

    Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden

    Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden

    (156 reviews)

    Randall Manor

    Apparently, Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Gardens is the largest adaptive reuse in the…read morefive boroughs, or at least it was at one time in the 20th Century. What it is now is 83 acres along the north shore of Staten Island that began as a home for retired sailors in the 19th, with large residential buildings and a nautical museum whose Italianate architecture reminds of the Borgia palaces in the old world. Last Saturday it was crowded with weddings and birthday parties capturing the beauty of the day. It was an unplanned cultural festival. Wet easy to walk around and get caught up in the many events happening at the same time. While the gardens and pathways showed signs of benign neglect, the many buildings were in some degree of renovation, and the history of this area was on beautiful romantic display. There was food and drink for the asking, and even a few knowledgeable docents to answer questions about Tom Melville (Herman's younger brother), governor of Snug Harbor for over 30 years. Word is that part of Moby Dick was written right from the front porch of the governor's mansion. The various botanical zones were interesting, if somewhat overgrown, but their "gone to seed" attitude was somehow very appealing. This was New York City giving shelter in its special offhanded way. Only the strong survive. The Chinese Scholars Garden was the best of the choices. Walking through the Moon Door into the bamboo and still deep coy ponds was a Zen moment I stopped to appreciate. It had an entry cover charge ($5), but it was worth the expense for the obvious extra effort they made to make this walled secret garden more enjoyable. Snug Harbor is so unique, only 5 Stars can begin to capture its special charm.

    What a trek to Staten Island! On a day off, my friend and I decided to check out this botanical…read moregarden. Would I say it's comparable to the other botanical gardens in BK or BX? No but it is a free entrance. I came here on a Monday and it was pretty quiet with little crowds. They had a children's museum and several veterans buildings. Most of them were closed due to their hours being only on weekends. Our main goal was to visit the Chinese temple. There aren't visible signs so we got lost for almost 20 minutes, hiking through unnecessary dirt. Once found, it was unfortunately closed! It was such a bummer. There is one food place in the entire garden but I felt it was pricey and opted to eat in the city. Would I return? Probably not but i can see if someone wants to relax at a park to read a book and free of the NYC noise then this is your park! Best to wear sneakers here, you will WALK! They did have beautiful flowers that I spotted throughout.

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