We attended a graduation gathering there. Clean and very nice set up. Drinks were reasonably priced.read more

From the owner: We serve dinner every Friday, we have events like Comedians, The Grass River Players, and we rent…read moreour space out to the public for private events.

Upon arrival to Alexandria Bay I was saddened to notice the Otter Creek Winery tasting room is no…read morelonger open on Route 12. Made the drive to Philadelphia NY to the actual winery. They were open for tasting and the shop. Owner was friendly and knowledgeable. Purchased a couple bottles of Aurora, light crisp fruity taste! Great stop if traveling in the region! Upon arrival to Alexandria Bay I was saddened to notice the Otter Creek Winery tasting room is no longer open on Route 12. Made the drive to Philadelphia NY to the actual winery. They were open for tasting and the cute farm shop. Owner was friendly and knowledgeable. Purchased a couple bottles of Aurora, light and crisp fruity taste! Great stop if traveling in the region!

Definitely love the laid back feel of their wine tours and they have a cute little shop. They have…read morea few of my favorite wines as well.

My family has done at least a half dozen different escape rooms and this one breaks the formula in…read morea good way. It's inside an old church with wonderful, tall stained-glass windows and historical plaques, and the clues are perfect for the context. Also, the story line is not an escape but a rush to find stolen loot, which we thought was a fun way to go. And the folks running the game seemed as excited as we were which made it all a great experience.

From the owner: St. Alban's UEL Anglican Church was built in 1890 as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists. It…read morenow serves locals and visitors as a community hub as St. Alban's Centre in the Greater Napanee and Picton, Ontario region. Run as a not-for-profit by the Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (FOSSA), the Centre offers an Escape Room adventure, Historical Tours of the Gothic Cathedral and its rare Encaustic Minton Tiles & Stained Glass Windows, Hallowed Grounds Café, Garage with pre-loved finds as well as a Rectory Bookstore, offering new & used Books, Vintage Vinyl, CDs, DVDs, VHS, pre-loved Games, Art from the Gallery, and more. Visitors are welcomed seasonally from May to December.

great service friendly,there music was also good young man did a great job food was fantastic ,wine…read moreandshampan were very good and main meal was real good will go back to them again with friends or family

We discovered this gem recently, and think everyone should try it. They have a smaller menu that…read morechanges regularly, which allows them to concentrate on making each item perfection. The staff are very friendly and go out of their way to ensure you have a great experience.

very beautiful gardens to visit and fancy experience of drinking tea in their special tea room, my…read morefamily and I had a good time there. Even though it was raining but we enjoyed our visit and we are intending to revisit one day during summer.

From the owner: SpindleTree Gardens is a tourist destination in eastern Ontario. SpindleTree is a must see place…read morefor gardeners, couples and everyone who adores beauty . visit SpindleTree Gardens to enjoy, explore and relax. we offer light lunches with tea and cupcakes in our personalized tea room. SpindleTree is a little England in Ontario. SpindleTree gardens is a fancy venue for weddings, birthday parties, group events and a perfect park for wedding photo-shooting... SpindleTree Gardens, where beauty reigns!

The Observatory is run by the Algonquin Students' Association. I've been here once before for an…read moreevent where they had Perez Hilton come in, talk on stage, and sign autographs. A bunch of wooden chairs were set up facing the stage, and Perez gossiped about celebrities for an hour or so, told us how he got to be a famous blogger, answered some questions, signed t-shirts, and dropped as many F-bombs as he possibly could. The bouncers were a little too serious for the nature of the event and the guest of honour. You'd think that they'd lighten up a little considering it was Perez Hilton talking and not a concert or anything, but at least they made sure to keep everything safe and fight-free. Food and alcohol are offered at the Observatory. They are fully licensed and offer Starbucks coffee and a decent selection of sandwiches, salads, pizza, pub-fare, and breakfast, all for affordable prices. For those of you that are Algonquin College students, you can use your meal plan here. They also have couches, TVs, and pool tables if you want to hang out and/or study. It's also available for private rentals when it's not being used for other events. To contact the Observatory directly, here is their information via the website: Paul Norman, The Observatory Manager (613) 727-4723 ext. 5327 or by e-mail at normanp1@algonquincollege.com

I've eaten here three times now, and maybe it's the oil they use to cook their food or something…read moreelse but every time I've stopped by the observatory for food I've been sick right after. I usually get their chicken strips with fries, and it NEVER sits well with me. Sure, they taste good, but after twenty minutes I'm running to the washroom to toss it back up. A friend of mine has had their wrap and quesadillas and even she agrees that there's just something about the food that doesn't sit right in one's stomach. Overall, it's a really nice restaurant space - the fireplace is a nice, cozy touch. The food, however, leaves a bit to be desired. Prices are decent though, and they accept student meal plan, which is why I'm not giving them 1 star out of five.

Spent a night in the Royal Suite. Fantastic private tour of areas you don't see on a day tour…read more Beautiful rooms, delicious food and a fairy tale come to life. Hope to do it again next year!

Staying at Singer Castle is a dream come true. It starts with the private boat ride to the castle,…read morefollowed by an extensive tour of the grounds, the outbuildings, the castle rooms, and many secret passages. The Royal Suite is very luxurious and romantic. The staff, Arthur, Scott, Eric, and Angel were very nice, helpful, and knowledgeable. Both dinner and breakfast were served elegantly in the dining room and were filling and fun. We played games in the Smoking Room and danced in the Breakfast Nook (the most beautiful room in the castle). It was a memory we will cherish.

I was only here for a holiday artisan market but I just fell in love with this beautiful venue and…read morewould love to get to come back here for a concert. The high wooden arches make me suspect the sound quality in here would be resonant and wonderful. The colours are gorgeous and warm and the huge organ looming over the stage is impressive as heck, I'd love to hear it played. As a venue for a market, it was perfect as well. Not too chilly inside, nice lighting for looking at lovely handmade goods, and spacious enough for crowds to explore without feeling claustrophobic. I'll definitely look out for other opportunities to see shows in this beautiful heritage building on Queen's University campus.

Unfortunately they have gone to the buffet style. I find it kind of expensive to begin with. The…read morefood sat around for a period of time. It was nearly cold and stale. There were no take out containers so it had to be thrown out. The service was the usual high standards and the atmosphere was great. But I won't be returning.

Great space for a small wedding, food and service were great. I was a guest and found the place had…read morea great atmosphere for a Fall wedding.