Caledonia
Caledonia, NY · Lifestyle
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This Rochester, New York Restaurant Serves Some Of The Best Barbecue In The Area
A train station dating back to 1905 has found a delicious second life, serving slow-smoked ribs and Prime brisket instead of passengers. Even better, this historic depot sits right above a river, giving diners a scenic view to enjoy with their barbecue. I love how this place blends its railroad...
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What’s happening at the Mary Wee?
If you’ve been in the Village of Webster recently, you might have noticed that SOMETHING is going on at the Mary Wee Pub at the village’s four corners. There’s been a pile of wood by the garage door on the patio for about a week now, and more recently, that pile’s been joined by even more wood and ladders, tools and actual workmen scurrying around, measuring and installing.
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This Mennonite Market Near Penn Yan, New York Fills Your Trunk With Bulk Spices, Deli Meats And Shoofly Pie
Some road trips end with a souvenir keychain. Others end with a trunk so full of jars, cheese and quilts that the spare tire starts asking questions. Along a quiet stretch of highway near Penn Yan, in the heart of the Finger Lakes, a family farm runs a store inside a barn that has stood since the 1800s. The shelves hold homemade jams, pickles, fudge, honey and maple syrup.
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‘We can’t keep up’: Grocery store owner on rising prices impacting business
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – For many, grocery shopping looks a little different these days, as shoppers say prices continue to squeeze their household budgets. Customers at R’S Food Market say grocery shopping has been crazy lately and that they’re changing how they shop just to make it by. “It’s ridiculous. I have to try to […]
The Rochester Beacon
Last call for Nine Maidens
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... This story is a joint publication partnership between the Rochester Beacon and the Cleveland Prost. In Norse mythology, beer was magic. Zeb Zimmerman told me so in the spring of 2019, a few days after he and his wife, Emily, opened Nine Maidens Brewing on University Avenue, while he poured me a pint of his hoppy amber ale. He was 28, it was Monroe County’s smallest brewery, and the couple didn’t have kids yet.
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Few People Know This Gleaming 1948 Diner In New York Is The Last Of Its Kind
Most people drive past the Highland Park Diner on South Clinton Avenue in Rochester, New York, without fully understanding what they’re looking at, and that is genuinely one of the great missed opportunities in upstate New York. What looks like a very handsome, very well-maintained classic diner is actually...
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Rochester International Jazz Festival 2027 Club Passes On Sale At Early-bird Prices
Our audiences love the freedom a Club Pass gives them—to hear a favorite artist, follow a recommendation, or walk into a venue and discover someone extraordinary. Adding a 5-Day Pass responds directly to what our customers have asked for. With early-bird prices holding steady and Anthology returning, we’re giving music fans even more ways to enjoy world-class performances at an exceptional value.
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Experience Burger Perfection At This Timeless Old-School Drive-In Hidden Away In Beautiful New York
There are places in this world that exist purely to remind you that life, when stripped of all its unnecessary complications, is actually pretty wonderful. Mac’s Drive-In in Waterloo, New York is one of those places, and if you haven’t been there yet, you’re missing out on something genuinely special.
CITY News
Unexpected Finger Lakes (and beyond) spots worth a midday detour
Some tamales are so good, you’ll follow directions that start with “use the basement door” to satisfy a craving — the tastiest bites are often tucked just out of sight. Even better when there’s an option to pair that lunch or dinner adventure with a hike at Letchworth, a ski run down Bristol Mountain or […] The post Unexpected Finger Lakes (and beyond) spots worth a midday detour appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture. .
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Rochester’s Oldest Polish Deli Still Packs Pierogi By Hand The Way Grandma Taught The Family
Some Rochester families still measure a good meal by one simple test: does it taste like the food Grandma used to make? On a quiet residential street on the city’s northeast side, a modest house keeps passing that test, one plate of pierogi at a time. Downstairs there is...
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Western Regional Off-Track Betting delays closing of 6 branches
Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corporation says it is delaying plans to close six of its branches in Western New York. After originally setting a closing date of Oct. 31, locations in Penfield, Rochester and Auburn will close on New Year's Eve. OTB says the decision follows a multi-year review of...