The building alone is worth the visit to this restaurant/ brewery…read more As you sit on the deck and look around thinking about the history of the location you appreciate the men and women who have given for our freedoms. There is a park close by to walk. Their food is yummy! I recommend you try their pulled pork sandwich! I tried their blueberry beer and it was refreshing and one I would order again. I would definitely recommend this location!

Outstanding location for a great brewery! I loved learning…read morethe history behind this place. Beautiful decor and very interesting to read all the stories and see historical photos, images of historical figures, etc. The pulled pork sandwich is the staple for good reason but I also enjoyed the Reuben. Staff is very friendly and informative. Highly Recommended!

Been here I believe four times now. It's a hit every time!!…read more First time I went was on an invitation, as I wasn't expecting much from a brewery. I'm not too crazy about beer, and what I'd seen from the menu seemed like mostly burgers which I also find boring. Was very happy and surprised on my first visit to find they have creative and delicious cocktails, which are more up my alley when it comes to drinks. Also this first time, I got the truffle pizza, which was *phenomenal*!! Since then, have been back 3 more times, once for a drink and to try the cucumber salad, which also sounded incredible, to also compare to a similar one I make at home. Loved it!!! Then the next two times, went with my best friend. Both times he got a different burger, while I spent most of my split tab enjoying a couple drinks. When we're not trying to spend too much, this place has generous sides of fries which are also *incredible* and cheap, so you can fill up on those while enjoying the specialty drinks So I'd say it's really nice for all sorts of tastes, and has a budget friendly food workaround too if you're more there for drinks first, as I outlined above. Highly recommend, and can't wait to be back again soon!!!!

We have been here a few times and overall very good…read more The good: The food is good, typical pub type fare, good prices. The servers are excellent and friendly, check back frequently. Cocktail and beer selections are great. Five stars to the blood orange margarita. The bad: You can't make a reservation and the waitlist is frustrating sometimes. Parking is challenging. Also, atmosphere is typically loud making it hard to have a conversation. Overall, we like it for a quick bite and will definitely go back.

The most beautiful bouquet I've ever received for Mother's Day! We were greeted by the owners on…read moreSunday and last minute bought fresh flowers. The owner mentioned they had limited flowers left, but THIS bouquet was filled with roses, baby's breath, and the most gorgeous group of purple flowers! She went beyond my expectations and purple is my favorite color. They made this piece of floral art within five-ten minutes day of for about $65. Their prices are higher than price chopper and target, but you're paying for a local and unique bundles of bouquets. Only the best for Mom! Right?! Other than flowers, they sell locally made vases, bracelets, earrings. Their shop is lovely filled with cacti, bouquets, and gardening tools too. Definitely worth supporting for future events like weddings, showers and events. You will be amazed!

Does NOT correspond to their job applicants. This buisness read my follow-up message(after…read moresubmitting my resume), and didn't have the Respect and Professionalism to respond either way. Indeed has made it as easy and streamlined enough for employers to push 1 button. Not even that could be done. In this climate, this is DISGUSTING.

Absolutely phenomenal experience. Couldn't recommend it enough. The sweetest family and…read moreexceptional food from the chef. Please help support this terrific establishment!!

Fantastic! Great farm to table . First a hay ride then picking flowers and then the meal …read more Served buffet style -all you can eat. Appetizers, salad , vegetables, potatoes , chicken and roast beef. At end ice cream either maple syrup. Anne and Joe, the owners are great hosts as were the chef and servers. We dined on the porch with other guests. Made new friends.

Probably the greatest group of people you'll ever meet while bowling! As soon as you walk in you'll…read morebe greeted like you're family! We had one section of the bowling alley completely to ourselves! They house many events, birthday parties and bowling leagues! They have yummy corn dogs, hot dogs, hamburgers and delicious selection beers! We loved spending time here and will definitely come back to celebrate life yet again! Please come by with friends, children and family- this is the place to go!

Rude service. Poor equipment. On three different occasions The scoreboard just hung until we went…read moreto the desk and they did something that reset it. Resetting meant the persons active frames were gone and the needed to start over. The gutter rail on one side wouldn't go down until we walked over to desk to tell the guy who then grabbed a heavy gauge wire with a hook bent on the end walked back to yank it up. No big deal but these issue were disruptive and detracted from the experience for which we paid a premium.

Great hotel. Reasonable. Easy on/off highway. Very clean. Spacious room. (Very tiny bathroom)…read more Complete breakfast included with hot sticky buns! Free parking. Pool. Gym. Outdoor seating with a grill & fire pit. Great Plattsburgh stopover!

One of the reviewer mentioned hairs in the tub and on the vanity. I stayed there last week and had…read morethe same experience. There were leftover hair shavings everywhere. And it was obvious that the vanity and tub had not been cleaned thoroughly. I brought it to the front desk's attention.

A beautiful location with an enormous balcony overlooking the lake, the cleanest hotel I've ever…read moreseen, and a really beautiful room. What's not to like? Got a call from a staff member as we were driving to the hotel who wanted to make sure we understood the check in process and who told us about some good restaurants in town. I want to come back in summer. Love it!

This is an un-staffed inn on the banks of Lake Champlain. That is, it appears to be on Lake…read moreChamplain only to those high rollers who book the top three rooms that face the lake. If you are banished to the closet-size rear rooms, you might want to re-think your accommodation choice. Yes, the back tiny rooms might be a step up from wilderness camping, but still. I thought I was getting a nice modest room in a lovely inn for an overnight before attending an early a.m. meeting the next day also in Peru. What I did not bank on was a closet-size room that was overheated, barely enough room to walk around the bed, and struggling for over half an hour to get the wifi connected since there was no writing table or chair to do something other than lie in bed, so I thought at least I could watch a new episode of Goliath. No luck with the internet. There's a text number you can call (text) for help, who told me that the rooms in the back don't really have internet connectivity -- despite representations online and in fact even in the room. Joke's on me! Eventually the unnamed texter allowed me to move to a front of the Lake room for the internet. Much of the experience had me mentally comparing it to wilderness camping, as in: well there's running water, which is better than . . . camping outdoors. And it was clean and didn't have me wondering about the person who stayed before. So there's that. But someone in management should sleep in the rooms and see all that is lacking to be comfortable for overnight guests. Here's what they might think about providing in the room for the comfort of future guests: A trash can. A water glass. A shelf in the bathroom for toiletries and the like. Bedside tables with outlets. A box of tissues in the bathroom. Oh and the drains for the sink and shower were SLOW. The shower that is the smallest I have ever experienced is a challenge. There is no way to get out of the way as the water temperature fluctuates greatly from scorching hot to cold. And just try to turn on the water in the shower without it spraying over the bathroom floor! Quite a challenge in the a.m! One hand towel, that's all you get. Fortunately lots of large towels, which are handy to mop up shower water sprayed out to the floor. Oddly the "kitchen" is in the hallway right outside one or two of the rooms (including mine, unfortunately) because if people decide to set up camp over the coffeemaker, you're gonna wake up then because the walls are thin. Same for your next door neighbor's bathroom, which is really your closet. This despite the texter's insistence that the reason the wifi does not work in the back is because of the age of the building and the super-thick walls. Hah! Not in the hallways. But . . . the magnificent view of Lake Champlain in the morning! Almost makes up for the near-camping, rustic, non-luxurious accommodations. But that view does not come cheap. That is if you reserve and pay for the high priced rooms rather than go through the agony of trying to hook up wifi in vain and then complaining and the anonymous person lets you change rooms, which is a route I do not recommend. The downstairs/lobby level is oddly sparsely furnished. They could set the coffee up there since there's a lot of unused space. But I imagine that's the conference center part. Good luck!

This is a cosy little venue tucked away next to Zabby and Elf's Stone Soup. I had a hard time…read morefinding it at first, which gave me the impression it was like finding the magical platform nine and three quarters on your way to Hogwarts; it was also worth the search. :-) Once you go up the stairs to the venue, there's a nice workspace room to the left with desks and sofas, a smaller sunroom-type area for more intimate working conversations. To the right is a room for hosting an event, such as the VT Womenpreneur Conference I attended. There is room for 50 chairs, a food table, and in the very back, a bar. It is a warm and inviting venue and the staff was very helpful and friendly. If you work remotely, it's a great space to meet others, work outside of the house in a convivial and communal environment.

The Study Hall was the perfect setting for our "post" rehearsal dinner event. It was an open house…read morestyle event where about 90 people rolled in and out throughout the evening to get the wedding weekend started! The space was beautiful and the lighting was magical. There was a projector and screen for a rolling slide show in he background. Staff was responsive and had really great suggestions. This is a new venture but they were terrific like seasoned professionals. I would highly recommend.

I enjoyed the relaxing time I spent there. 55 miles from Montreal. Worked for me. Dan and Deb were…read moregreat.