Went here for a birthday party super cute. There was enough lanes that it didnt feel cramped. Its…read morenice and clean no complaints. The pizza was good and we ended up getting a card to the arcade. It was overall a fun birthday party. They didn't have any help for any party of the party. Usually they send someone to cut the cake but there was none of that.

It's a good place to bowl but they posted new hours on there door and not on their website.read more

Alanys was amazing I highly recommend her for a higher position. She made me and my daughter stay…read morevery accommodating and easy to navigate. We had the vip Package and we couldn't complain about nothing. Any questions Alanys handled it perfectly. I came from off the highway from New York ,so I love it was a byob plus arcade for my daughter.

Awesome indoor race track! Carts can go pretty fast but have great handling! First time here…read moredefinitely will be back. Also enjoyed one hour of axe throwing! Very fun! Staff is friendly too!

A wonderful time was had at this event! Unfortunately I'm on a restricted diet today but my guest…read moreenjoyed many offerings and was quite complimentary. We had a blast! Great event thank you @yelp! @putnamcountywine

Loved the festival this year in Brewster! Very lovely space and well mapped. Good food, great…read moremusic, yummy drinks and plenty of vendors to enjoy. Pickle ball was a nice added option and cute kids activities too. Highly recommend!

Wow - as I sit here in a parking lot 1 mile from the fair with a herd of other cars waiting for the…read morepolice to let us into the road to the fair on this opening Friday night I am amazed that i even have time to write this unbelievable review in this cell dead zone! At 6:00pm tonight we were turned away due to main st being closed for the fire-truck parade. So my wife and i pivoted and went for apps and drinks 7 min down the road in New Milford. Amazing Italian spot! So over an hour later we return to go to the fair - same cops - in disbelief we still cant go through to the fair. Cops friendly, from Southbury but just doing what they have been told. Its now 7:45 pm - still in the parking lot herd- no movement, no clue wtf! The organizers of the fair have got to be kidding! Drove over an hour to get to this fair for what I remember to have been a an amazing roast beef sandwich - now for desert! Actually my wife is just about doooone! Fuck this fair - we are going home! Bullshit! - ohhh - letting us in. 8pm

The Bridgewater Country Fair gives you the quintessential country fair experience - complete with…read moregiant parade, tractor pull competition, pie-eating contest, livestock show, flower exhibit, art exhibit, baking contest, home crafts, live music, and more. You can eat everything from fried dough (as big as your face) to BBQ chicken to chili dogs to corn on the cob - and then worry about keeping it all down as you ride the various daredevil rides (or play it safe on the Ferris wheel or merry-go-round). There's a big midway filled with games for all skill levels and promising prizes of epic proportions. It's been going on for 60+ years and continues to be a huge draw in the area. Don't let the $8 entry dissuade you if you're into this sort of thing - remember it benefits the Bridgewater volunteer fire department (you know, guys and women risking their lives for us just because). No beer, however, might legitimately dissuade you - because the only thing more entertaining than a redneck festival is a drunk redneck festival (you or them). This is a slice of Americana - and worth the experience! Well done, Bridgewater!

Faraway Alpaca Farm was such a memorable experience. The farm tour has to be set up before arriving…read more($25/per person). This can be done by going to the web site. When I did our tour, I received replies and confirmations immediately. Upon arriving, you are greeted by the farm owners/tour guides, Steve and Leda. They are both knowledgeable, cordial, funny, and the entire tour was educational, fun, and wonderful. Aside from alpacas, you'll also be introduced to their horses and donkeys. After the tour, we went through their gift shop, which had everything alpaca. From socks, to hats, and even ribbons of their award winning alpacas. As the pictures and videos will show, I highly recommend this tour and know that you will be thoroughly impressed.

If you're in the mood to take a little road trip out of the city and you love alpacas (and who…read moredoesn't), this is a fun activity! It's a little family farm that offers farm tours for $15/person which you need to arrange beforehand. Leda and Steve, who run the farm, are the absolute nicest and you can tell they really love and care for their alpacas (as well as their two Icelandic horses). They have so much beautiful land to run around on and they're like part of the family, it seems. We were able to go into the girls pen and say hello. The alpacas are friendly and curious but don't necessarily like to be touched so they're very clear about how to approach them. After spending a good amount of time in there learning about them, we went into their farm store where they sell the yarn from the alpacas and various alpaca fleece items. It's a really fun and wholesome experience and, if you have other things to do out in that area, totally worth the time and the drive!

Place is amazing for kids of any age. Staff is also very accommodating Leo left ticketing…read more to help me out in the refreshments area, as he saw i was heading in that direction. Place is great will be having my our kids next bday party here.

Went here for a birthday party. This place has something for everyone. Wouldn't suggest it for kids…read morewith sensory and light sensitivity. They had a small toddler section that was nice for my kiddo to go to. They had obstacle course section, various trampolines, and a crash pad area. They had a small little parkcore section and a sensory swing section.

This private golf, tennis and social club is one of the Hudson Valley's best kept secrets. With…read morereasonable costs, a friendly, unpretentious ambience, views for miles and no tee times, ( yes that's right -- no tee times) there isn't a better place for families and friends to gather. Offers golf, tennis, croquet and a kids' program too. I have been a member for 14 years and love it. Some people have been members for generations. Lots of history, founded by broadcaster and world traveler, Lowell Thomas, and if you are a history buff, this place will slay you. Memorabilia abounds.

Small friendly with minimal wait times, Quaker Hill is like one's private golf course. Well…read moremaintained and always a pleasure to play. The staff is professional and Tony Avos, the pro, is an excellent teacher. Both fine golfers and newbies will enjoy the Course.

Stopped by for a pre Cinco de Mayo lunch. Day was a bit cloudy and found parking right in front…read more I got the beef birro taco and the hubby got the chicken taco. Also ordered a side of guacamole. The star of the show however was the blackberry sangria.. Atmosphere was really cozy and loved all the beautiful paintings on the wall. Food came out really fast. They had a table with all the fixings. We had a good time. On our way out, picked another bottle of wine. Always so many choices. So excited for the coming season of events. Will definitely be back. A great place for good wine, quiet surroundings and tasty nibbles. Highly recommend everyone visit.

White Silo Farm & Winery is a rustic farm, vineyard & winery that opened in Sherman, Connecticut in…read more2000. It was opened by the Gorman family, including Ralph and his son Eric. Ralph has a degree in engineering and had previously worked as an engineer, a chemistry teacher, a physics professor and a consultant. He grew bored, wanted to try something different, so in 1985 he decided to purchase a 17-acre parcel of farmland in Sherman that had previously been part of Upland Pastures dairy farm. The Gorman family intended to continue the farming tradition and preserve the land for generations to come. They planted crops of raspberries, blackberries and rhubarb. The circa 1780 dairy barn and silo were completely renovated and converted into a tasting room and production area. By 2000, the winery opened to the public. The initial wines made available were fruit (non-grape) wines, crafted from their own farm-grown fruit. The Gorman family planted their first grape vineyard in 2010 and additional grapevines were planted in 2016. My wife and I visited White Silo this past weekend. To celebrate my wife's birthday, I took her for a drive in Western Connecticut to see the fall foliage and explore some wineries. This was our first visit to White Silo and it was our first stop of the day. The property was lovely and the interior of the barn was very charming. We decided to order some wine flights so we could sample several of the winery's offerings. Between the two of us, we sampled their "Upland Pastures White", "Rhubarb", "Sparkling Red Raspberry", "Upland Pastures Red", "Farm White", "Upland Pastures Rosé", "Blackberry Sangria", and their "Apple Cider". We decided to purchase bottles of our two favorites (the "Sparkling Red Raspberry" and the "Apple Cider") to take home. White Silo also offers light food options as well. We shared the winery's "Hummus Plate" and "Gourmet Boxed Lunch" while we enjoyed our flights. The boxed lunch, which changes seasonally, included a turkey sandwich made with arugula and White Silo mustard, quinoa salad, a mini cheese plate, mixed nuts, and a chocolate turtle bar. It was the perfect amount of food to enjoy with our wine samples. Overall we had a very relaxing experience at White Silo, complete with a live musician. We highly recommend White Silo to visitors traveling through this quiet part of the state. We hope to be back!