Didn't get to try the kava, but honestly? The vibes alone were worth the trip. The music? Solid…read more The person at the front? Super nice. The energy? Just the right amount of weird. We went on a Monday, so it was completely empty, which only made it feel more like a secret hideaway for people who appreciate a little offbeat charm. Definitely the kind of place you stumble into and think, "Yeah, this is where the interesting people hang out." Would I come back? Absolutely -- preferably on a night where there's more life, and maybe I'll finally try the kava :)

I came here looking for tea, ended up learning about and trying kava!…read more If you haven't had kava before, it's a root that's powdered up and served as a drink. It has calming properties that help people be more social similar to alcohol but without the negative effects. It does taste pretty bitter and it has a numbing sensation (similar to sichuan peppercorns) so their flavored options are recommended for first-timers. The apple cider version was pretty good. I did feel the effect, but did I love it? Honestly, not sure. It felt a bit weird. But even if I decide not to try kava again, their tea was also really good and the owner is a super nice and interesting guy. People who come here are looking for something different, so give it a shot! The inside definitely looks like it used to be an elk's lounge or something. But overall, it's a chill and relaxed space with good vibes.

Very cool club with awesome sound system and great vibes…read more Simple setup, great mix of customers which seemed like a mix of locals, college students and out of town visitors. Staff was very friendly & accommodating! Great experience and will definitely return next time I'm in town!!!

Poor bar service. Maybe 8 people at the bar and we waited 20 minutes for a drink. The bar clearly…read morewasnt prepped properly before opening. Totally unorganized. Its like this every time we go there.

Lot 10 is what you expect from a club -- loud music, solid vibes, and a bathroom that progressively…read morebecomes a test of endurance as the night goes on. The music is lit, the energy is good, and while I haven't tried the drinks myself, I've heard the green tea shots are the go-to. Might have to investigate next time. Biggest highlight? The guy outside. Nicest human alive. If this place ever gets awards, he should be the first one up on stage. Would I come back? Sure, but preferably with soap in the bathroom.

5 stars for dj washburn. 1 star for the poop nugget that didn't let me leave through the backread more

Great pizza great service, tucked away and unassuming. Worth the trip! Sources ingredients from…read moreless than 30 miles away and it speaks to the quality; the owner is genuine and it shows in the product.

Heavenly atmosphere. Great pizza. Varied beer on tap and in cans and bottles. Red wine was eh. Only…read moreone choice. Not sure what it was. Stone Bend farm is a destination for simplicity, relaxation, farm to table food, good drinks and friendly service. Just cool to sit with family in the beautiful surroundings. Lovely lights strung up. Look even better after nightfall. We sat outside for the breeze and to watch the pizza oven and the guy making the pizza. We had salad-lightly dressed and very fresh lettuces. Meatballs-3 of them and totally delicious (sauce too), three pizzas-regular (margherita), white with creamy garlic (tastes way better than it looked) and the pepperoni-jalapeño-hot honey and basil (winner). Beer and wine and kombucha. Pizza oven smell is amazing!!! We may come back for brunch tomorrow. Lovely spot so glad we came.

I enjoyed hearing the chime concerts from my apartment and while walking around campus everyday…read more They play three times a day and you can go up the tower to put in your requests as well as enjoy the panoramic view of the campus and city. I love it whenever I hear the Alma Mater (Far Above Cayuga's Waters). You can also request to have the chimesmasters play for your wedding (just put your request in early because there is about a 4 year waiting list!) when you get married at the Sage Chapel! Many Cornellians get married here, including a former head chimesmaster (I'm referring to you, Cathy J)!

Such a cool experience, go to the concerts done three times a day on weekends. The Chinese master…read moreplays excellently and it's unique enough that you'll remember that trip to Cornell (whether it's your first or your hundredth)

We hired the backtalk band for our wedding in Skaneateles last week, and they were absolutely…read morefantastic. They capped the event so well. Jim was an excellent MC--he has a great voice, nice personality, and didn't talk too much (like a lot of other DJs or MCs do) but created such a warm atmosphere. Their guitarist played dinner music. At one point one of our guests turned to us and we realized-wait, this isn't pre-recorded music?? They sounded so grreat and the dance floor always had lots of people on it. They play older music, but the good thing is that older people feel more comfortable dancing to it and the younger people will dance to everything, and young or old, you already know the songs. They also learned several new songs for our first dance, father/daughter dance, and were very accommodating. After how fantastic they were at our reception, we would never even consider a DJ or any other band for that matter.