This was my first show at the Vine. The venue is very nice! Comfortable seating. Great view of the…read morestage. Doors open 30 minutes before the show begins. Sone people lineup before the doors open, but all seats are reserved so it's not needed. There is a bar at the back of the showroom that serves a variety of drinks. I believe that all if the seats have cup holders in their armrests. The ushers are very helpful, especially to first timers.

Check in process is easy. Have a ticket or scan your phone. Venue is small but nice. Drinks are…read moreconcert prices. Bathroom is clean. Sound is terrible! We saw Hunter Hayes here and the sound was so bad that you could not hear him sing. People were yelling for them fix the sound and they ignored it. Staff at the bar was nice. Lines are not very clear so it's hard to tell which line was cash only.

Came to see The Nutcracker here. I had not been before and enjoyed taking in this historic…read morebuilding. The parking lot is large and we easily found a spot. The bathroom is on the basement level and there are a lot of stairs required to climb to get there. The building is accessible with elevators available on each level. The theatre does have a bar area where you can get drinks (alcoholic beverages, water,pop) and snacks. The seats were close together but comfortable. We enjoyed the show and had no issues with our seats.

I got free tickets to a show called Makin' Cake at this venue from Rochester Area Community…read moreFoundation (which was excellent!). This is an easy 10 minute drive off the Thruway via the Canandaigua exit, and offers a large, free parking lot. It's bright and spacious inside, and the offerings include ballet, tribute bands, political speakers, journalists, and musical theater. I'm happy to say I have a new arts venue to add to my rotation, and will definitely be checking out their upcoming events. A note: there are a decent amount of stairs at the front entrance, but there is an accessible entrance on the other side of the building.

I met a friend here two weeks ago for a concert. We came to see Mary & Friends. It was Mary Ramsey…read morefrom 10,000 Maniacs with some of her friends. They played and sang jazzy tunes. Her bass player is amazing! He sounds like Brad Paisley! I have no musical talent so it really moved me how well he played the bass. The other artists played well too! The venue is fantastic. It was my first time here. Sportsman's Tavern bought the venue three or four years ago. It isn't a dive bar like Sportsman's Tavern though. It's much more intimate. It's classier too. I liked the way they had the tables set up. I loved the stage area too. There is a small bar area where you can order drinks. There was also a waitress coming around asking if we wanted drinks or food. They have a small menu, and the food sounded good, but I wasn't hungry. You can park on the street or in their small parking lot, which holds about 25/30 spots. You'll enter the venue via a dark door near the front parking spot. There is much more room inside, than how it looks from their lot. The lot was a bit hard to find. I ended up driving around the block and then I noticed it. I'd love to come back here and see another concert soon!

I went for the first time last weekend and was genuinely surprised at how fun it was. Some overall…read morenotes from the night: - Bring earplugs!! - decent amount of parking in the lot (~15 cars?) - I got there at 7:45 and there were only a few spots left. Best to get there early! - at 7:45, most tables were taken. By 8:30 the crowd was packed at the bar and there almost wasn't enough room to even stand (maybe it's not normally that busy?) - bathrooms were clean and spacious - staff were all friendly - i recommend buying your ticket online ahead of time. I had to go early to buy one at the door (when I called at 7, they said they expected it to sell out before 8) - it looks a little odd from the outside, but The Cave is definitely a cool spot to stop at if you like live music!

I have been here numerous times for dinner and happy hour. The specialty drinks and appetizers are…read morefantastic! Every thing I have tasted had been delicious. I do take out orders to bring to social events and they are a big hit.

We stopped here on a Sunday early afternoon. Yelp said it was closed but we were happy to find it…read moreopen. We sat out back which was a super cute patio spot. The brunch food was delicious and so reasonable! We had excellent service. I highly recommend stopping here if you are in the area!!!

Once again another great concert, great service & food we love this place for live music! The…read moretalent is top notch we saw Eileen Jewel and Big Sandy & his Fly Right Boys.

Always enjoyable!! Music and musicians are talented and make you want to sing and dance!!read more

I really have nothing bad to say about this venue. It's about ten miles or so north of Syracuse, is…read moresponsored by Budweiser, and from what I can tell doesn't generally host "mainstream" bands. We drove up for a Mountain Goats/Bright Eyes concert, and had an awesome time. It's pretty easy to get up close, but if you want to sit (or need to, like say you sprained your ankle a day before the show...) you can do so and still see the stage better than you might at a larger, urban venue. Friendly staff, reasonably priced beer, and scenic surroundings make for an awesome setting to listen to good music.

Love paper mill island!!! Bring more bands please!! Such an amazing venue right on the water ;…read morevery nice to have the option to boat or drive .

We go for the bands and the dancing! Great bandstand, huge dance floor and a lot of enthusiastic…read morepeople! Wish there was more places in the finger lakes like it.

The space is gorgeous - open barn-style seating, breezy countryside vibes, and just a really…read morepeaceful place to hang out with a glass in hand. Beli was right about the $$$. The bottle I brought had me out of breath and Googling "do Asian dads like super dry wine" mid-sip. It was a bold red, super dry and refined, but honestly not my favorite. The guy behind the bar mentioned one of their wines tends to appeal to a younger audience, and yeah... maybe that was the one I should have picked. That said, their whites and more refreshing options were actually quite nice - definitely more aligned with what the Finger Lakes does well. Pro tip: Stick to the whites, sample before committing, and come for the chill vibes (and maybe a soft reset for your palate).

Great local spot for a quick cocktail, or a night out to see a local band. Tommy is such a down to…read moreearth guy and loves to talk to people at the distillery or even at other local events or tastings. I had the pleasure of meeting Rocky Bleier, who partnered with them to distill his own bourbon line, at the distillery for a bottle signing last year and as a lifelong steelers fan it was an amazing experience. Their bourbon is some of the best NY bourbon I've had and they keep coming out with new things every year.

Very cozy atmosphere good music love all the bands I've seen…read morethere high prices though on drinks

Great live music venue in Buffalo, NY. They have on site…read moreparking but there were no spots available when we arrived. Street parking was free and easy to find. We parked right across from the venue. The venue is located in a refurbished church and the highlight for me was seeing all the fixtures including pews and glass stained windows still in tact. Getting in was easy they just checked our ids and scanned our tickets. Short walk from the entrance to the actual music area. There is a floor standing room area you can watch the music, as well as two elevated seating areas. The seats were pews and very roomy. It was nice to be able to sit and enjoy the show free from the crowds. The sound quality was mostly good but at times I found it was very loud and hard to hear what the musician was saying. Didn't get any drinks or use the bathroom, so I can't comment on this aspect. Overall, I thought this was a great venue.

This was the first time I have been here for a concert. My previous visits were for a fund raiser;…read morethere were no chairs set up, only vendors. I could not judge the space as a concert hall. My estimate is a capacity of 400-500 chairs, in rows of 14 the floor, plus the balcony. I was there to see Judy Collins, who still has a wonderful voice. (She is 87). A friend asked why she was not performing in the Mary Seton room at Kleinhans Music Hall. I think the acoustics are better here, as are the slightly padded chairs. It is certainly more intimate.