Cute old time store with modern day prices. Loved checking out all the old time candy, they seemed…read moreto have a little bit of candy and snacks from all over the world. So many different flavors of salt water taffy.... didn't realize there were so many. Loved seeing all the antiques throughout the place. Upstairs they have some local arts and crafts to check out. As well as a stage that was set to see Santa clause during the holidays. I purchased a few Charleston chew bars, they had chocolate and strawberry... hard to find flavors. $1.99 each a lot more than other stores but not always available.

A step into the past with great selections of candies, gift items and locally made and produced…read moreproducts. And it was great that they hosted John Kucko from Rochester today for another of his charitable projects. A great place.

Limited menu but everything was a 10/10…read more Mom and pop restaurant in an old single room school house. Everyone was super friendly and you could feel the passion and care that went into everything created. Coming by the morning of July 4th will be our new yearly tradition.

We saw this passing through to our Airbnb in Cohocton and added it to the top of our list to visit…read more We came here on Sunday, Father's Day and the weather was perfect. We sat outside with our dog in the grassy area with picnic tables. We went in to order and the line moved quickly. The entire staff was so friendly and organized. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with an iced mocha, and my daughter had the cinnamon roll with a coffee as well. (Hazelnut and Caramel). There was also a solo musician singing and playing guitar on the lawn, which made for a perfect ambiance. I highly recommend stopping in if you're ever in the area.

ordered maple cream a month ago; contacted them numerous times. Hard to get through. When I finally…read moredid, merchant said they were out. I asked for a refund and am still waiting for it!!!!!!!

Having grown up in New York State, I know about maple syrup. In a fit of loyalty and longing for…read morethe foods of home (I now reside in California), I researched and ordered a gallon of dark amber, grade A, maple syrup from Sugarbush Hollow. I was disappointed to note its light color when I opened it after arrival. However, I wasn't going to send it back so I just let it ride. Recently, I purchased some Vermont medium amber, grade A maple syrup from the Vermont Country Store and also some organic dark amber, grade A maple syrup from Costco (apparently made in Canada). It was my chance to compare and contrast. Here is what I found: 1. The Costco dark amber was quite a bit darker and richer in flavor than the Sugarbush dark amber. 2. The Sugarbush dark amber was about the same color as the Vermont medium amber. 3. Both the Costco and Sugarbush maple syrups had better flavor than the Vermont variety. It is possible that Sugarbush simply made a mistake and mislabeled this particular gallon of maple syrup. Or, maybe they are foisting off medium amber maple syrup under the label of dark amber on buyers who don't know any better. I don't know. Regardless, I was disappointed and will not purchase any more maple syrup from Sugarbush Hollow.

Whenever we stop at these local markets in the more secluded mountain area, we expect the prices to…read morebe a bit higher. Walking into Rennoldson's you're introduced to their fresh produce, fruits and breads. They offer all the beer & wines you could possibly want as well with other groceries you could need. The sourdough cinnamon roll was dense and, when heated, oozed that cinnamon goodness. The blueberry muffins had a thin cream icing on top that made the muffins pop with sweetness but the muffin themselves were packed with berries and more neutral tasting. Perfect with a little butter

Cannot buy produce with WIC at this store. POS system is outdated and does not accept qualified…read morepurchases. This store is constantly getting new equipment, but has chronic issues with the floor. The atmosphere is absolutely abysmal. Expired products are frequently present, quality control is pitiful. From time to time, you'll see a shopping cart marked "reduced" with expired goods inside. The parking lot has more craters than the surface of the moon. Several attention areas have gone unfixed for years. Staff are pleasant. Owners are cheap. If it wasn't the only grocery store in this town (with the exception of Dollar General), I wouldn't expect anyone to shop here.

This was unfortunately a low point on our trip and a reminder to me to stop picking places based on…read morethe name (which I'm probably going to keep doing, if we're being honest). My cousin chums and I kicked off our mini winery tour here this past Labor Day around midday/early afternoon-ish. There was a small batch of wineries in the Naples area that were conveniently located within a short drive of our Airbnb, and this one logically made the most sense to kick off the adventures. The first issue is the location/atmosphere. The best wineries for me are comfortable and have a nice, pleasant view to look at while you sip your wine. This just doesn't have that all - the winery is located directly behind what looks to be an old factory building, so your view is of that building or at best, the picnic tables to the side of the winery which are sort of in an enclosed outside area that also doesn't offer any real views. The other problem with this situation is that it's a bit DIY - when we ordered our wine flights, we were instructed to bring them outside to wherever we wanted to sit. That's fine, but to even get to the aforementioned picnic tables, we needed to navigate down one or two flights of stairs and another seating area - you're just begging for an accident to happen here. We probably would have opted for the picnic tables if it were an easier trek to get to them. Instead we went with a narrow high-top situation in the area right outside the building on an enclosed porch which did not have a lot of room for our three wine flights. The fire pit/Adirondack chair situation closest to the door of the wine/gift shop is probably your best bet at least in terms of comfort, but again, it's just a view of the back of a factory building. We each got a $10 wine flight. It was a little annoying to get the little booklet/menu of options indicating we could choose any six, only to be informed verbally and in writing within the actual shop that it was now four. That kind of discrepancy shouldn't be reflected in your paperwork that you're handing out to customers - it looks unprofessional and feels like a holiday cash grab. And a very easy fix; that's a quick trip/order to your local printer at some point, assuming that's a permanent change and not a temporary one to take advantage of Labor Day Weekend visitors. Given that you're drinking booze by definition, what the winery offers for snacks/food is one of its more important qualities. And again, they fell short. At least they DID provide free popcorn, but it was stale and almost inedible. It also wasn't entirely clear what the water situation was; one of my cousins came out with a bottle of it but wasn't sure if it was being offered gratis or not; it didn't end up being an issue, but it was noticeably not good either, which is an odd thing to say about water. But the container it was in had a noticeable smell of dirty dishwater so it didn't seem like they were cleaning their cups/bottles well. Not great. The big problem overall? The wine isn't good, and you kind of know it going in when they're literally selling the wine by the pouch in addition to bottles. It's difficult to take a winery seriously when they're packaging their product in a container that's understandably associated with cheap, mediocre (if that) wine. I ordered the 2023 Gewurz, a Bubbly Reisling, the Schooner White and the Red Cat, which was arguably promoted more heavily than any of the other wines (not surprisingly given the name). The Red Cat probably IS the best of the wines I sampled but like a lot of the varieties, was super sweet and didn't have a lot to offer, palate-wise. I actually tend to like the semi sweet more than the drier wines because for me it's typically a smoother drink and easier to distinguish the notes, but there just really isn't anything here - I hate to say it, but it tasted like fruit juice, which I can just grab from the supermarket if so inclined. The only reason this isn't a one-star review is because the young women inside were very nice. I don't think any of the issues we encountered were because of them; they warmly greeted us as soon as we came in, and were helpful in directing us to the tasting area. They didn't have a lot to work with, and did what they could - that's a tribute to the winery's hiring practices at least. Avoid this one. If you need to drink wine out of a pouch, your local liquor store has them in the clearance section.

As usual, we had a wonderful experience here yesterday. We're local; we prefer to go to the…read morewineries during downtime. This winery never seems to be in downtime; the joint was jumping and everyone was having a great time. All the wine is excellent; my favorite is their Dry Riesling; our pourer was the manager (I think) and she was lovely and fun to talk with.

I will start by saying.... WOW!! Walking in, I am certain there has been those who were not…read moreimpressed by the dated, warn, and simple decor, BUT the food is the star here. We started with the popular Budah sticks; fresh & delicious. Since we were only snacking, we shared a small super garlic pizza with the recommended mushrooms. Fantastic! The service was fast & friendly too! Such a great spot!

Overall good food. Could be more pizza options (such as supreme), but the pizzas are generously…read moretopped and cooked perfectly. I went here twice this week, the first time getting a sub. If you get a sub here, just know youre getting a bang for your buck. I got the 7" (only 8 dollars) and it was absolutely loaded with meat and toppings. Cozy nostalgic ambience, good service, and overall good eats.