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While foliage, apple cider donuts, and pumpkin picking may be the first things to come to mind when thinking of fall, the cooler waters of the season also make it the perfect time for harvesting oysters. Looking to stay in the heart of downtown Ithaca to put you within walking distance of the city’s amazing food and shopping? The Hilton Garden Inn or William Henry Miller Inn, where you can experience 1880s charm with all the comforts of the modern age, are great bets. While there’s meat on the menu at the farm-to-table Agava Restaurant, housed in the former East Ithaca Train Station, it has plenty of vegetarian and vegan options with a wide variety of salads, wood-fired flatbreads, and meat-free burgers to choose from. Angelhearts Diner serves up plenty of old school vibes with its classic checkered floor and vintage booths while putting a new spin on the menu, cooking up vegan comfort food made from scratch including tofu benedict and chick’n & waffles.

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Just around the corner, you can enjoy a full vegan plate at Hawi Ethiopian Cuisine (pictured), where all entrees come with unlimited injera, a delightful sour fermented pancake-like flatbread.

The pioneering Moosewood Restaurant, which wrote the book on vegetarian cooking (actually 14 books) and is considered to be the country’s longest-running vegetarian restaurant, has been a mainstay in the hip Downtown Ithaca Commons since 1973, serving up exciting dishes like Moroccan chickpea stew and green curry. What better way to enjoy New York’s bounty than with a meal that puts vegetables first? Miles Wine Cellars, located in an early 1800s Greek revival mansion overlooking Seneca Lake in Himrod, embraces its strange happenings and hauntings with a wine simply named “Ghost.”ĭine and stay at Belhurst Castle (pictured) in Geneva or the 1867 Parkview Inn in Owego if you dare as both have their share of ghost stories that are bound to keep you up at night. Doors open on their own and mysterious whistling can sometimes be heard at Union Tavern in Rochester, which was rumored to have originally been purchased in 1819 by an ex-pirate. For haunted dining: Finger LakesĮver wanted to dine with ghosts? You may want to set an extra plate at the table at these Finger Lakes restaurants that are rumored to be haunted.ĭon’t be surprised if you get poked or feel a cold spot at the Wayside Irish Pub in Elbridge, where ghostly sightings have been reported since the 1960s.

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For a magical experience, The Cauldron in the Financial District is serving up a fantasy-inspired menu and Halloween-themed cocktails, plus classes to concoct your own boozy potions. The elegant bar and restaurant evoking the “gin palaces” of old transforms into a Victorian nightmare with skeletons hanging from the walls and creepy dolls swinging from the ceiling fans.Ĭhelsea’s Oscar Wilde (pictured) delivers on its mission that “life should be lived to its fullest, with a touch of sophisticated debauchery.” The Victorian-style bistro has more scary clowns and skeletons than one dares to count amid its elaborate design that features a massive marble fireplace from France, 26 antique clocks all set to the time of Oscar Wilde’s death, and a whiskey bar made out of a player piano. Dig into a comforting shepherd’s pie or sophisticated truffle gnocchi at Lillie’s Victorian Establishment, with locations in Times Square and Union Square. Also, don’t be surprised if Edward Scissorhands or Jack Skellington join you at the dinner table. The $60 prix-fixe “poltergiest feast” menu features The Edward Burger Hands, which is kept together with a pair of scissors that you get to keep, or a Sweeney Beef, a filet mignon that’s topped off with a straight razor that you also get to take home. New York City plays host to one of the most iconic Halloween parades around, but it’s also giving visitors plenty to scream about on the food scene.Įvery day is Halloween at the East Village’s Tim Burton-themed Beetle House, which also pays homage to other horror icons including Edgar Allen Poe and Washington Irving.

Originally published: 10/17/22 For Halloween thrills: NYC

Call ahead and check websites and social media to make sure attractions and amenities are open and available. Individual businesses or attractions may require mask wearing. Masks are encouraged, but optional in most settings per New York State guidelines. The cooler air and shorter days signify that harvest season is here! Throw on your favorite flannel and celebrate this special time of year in New York State by discovering tasty treats and fresh delicious eats from the Hudson Valley to Buffalo this fall, along with some special spots for haunted feasts.