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300 High St., Victor, NY 14564 (585) 888-6927 nybeerproject.com Not your typical neighborhood pub, NYPB offers an elegant experience in a grand location for an affordable night out. Enjoy new twists on bar classics while admiring the forty-six-foot-tall cathedral ceilings with chandeliers, just like a New York City beer hall. This location has much to explore and is accessible to…
12.01.2025
9 East Main St., Rochester, NY 14614 (585) 287-6314 instagram.com/peachblossom15/ A tight-knit mother and son team brings a fresh perspective to Mexican cuisine in Rochester. Specializing in handmade sopes, quesadillas, and mazas, everything is made to order at a low cost with a grab 'n' go. Read more: Peach Blossom is both autentico and delicioso
12.01.2025
819 S. Clinton Ave., Rochester, NY 14620(585) 978-7237crisprochester.com The modern restaurant serves comfort food with some Texas influence. The seasonal menu features low-and-slow St. Louis ribs and multiple vegan options such as a crispy vegan burrito. The craft cocktail menu is full of classics and new creations, and the extensive mocktail menu offers delicious nonalcoholic craft beverages. Read more: Crisp…
1.01.2025
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Celebration venues in the (585)

Are you looking for the perfect wedding venue in Rochester or perhaps the Finger Lakes? Or maybe you’re planning a surprise birthday party and want to book a restaurant with a private room? From a rustic barn to an elegant Italian eatery to the grand George Eastman Museum, the Flower City is filled with great …

Celebrate giving

As I’ve moved into adulthood, I’ve come to appreciate an opportunity to get a group together to celebrate something. Be it birthdays, babies, weddings, or other exciting news, I’m here for it. But these gatherings can also cause stress both in the form of “stuff”—thoughtful gifts and trinkets that you’re not quite sure what to …

Stone killer

During the summer of 1887, Rochester’s population was about 50,000 but rapidly on the rise. Kodak, Bausch and Lomb, French’s, and Sibley’s were all in their infancy. Downtown, where the Erie Canal crossed the Genesee via what is now the Broad Street viaduct, was already densely urban. But only a mile or so to the east, the landscape was still largely rural. …

The road to The Avenue

The Avenue Blackbox has been a special place since opening its doors in June 2018. Now celebrating its fifth season, “The Ave” is a safe and creative performing arts space focused on providing opportunities and experiences within performing and nonperforming career paths. In the last five years, it’s offered affordable and culturally rich experiences created by …

Wildflour is a slice of pizza, pasta, and sammy heaven

If you’ve recently given up carbs in this bright new year, I apologize in advance. Wildflour probably isn’t for you.  But if your resolutions are more open-ended—something sensible, like eating healthier or pursuing happiness—well, keep reading.  After visiting the new North Winton Village restaurant, I began to think existential thoughts about pasta and bread. If it’s …

The legacy of Fannie Barrier Williams

If you’re from Brockport, you probably know about Fannie Barrier Williams. But most of us don’t recognize the name, despite her former status as a national celebrity. Barrier Williams was a suffragist, civil rights leader, orator, and changemaker. She was born and raised in Brockport, and hers was one of the only Black families in the …

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