A fun festival that showcases local artisans along with food and shops. My favorite part - the indie t-shirt designers! Read more.
This Museum was home to George Eastman. It’s the world’s oldest photography museum & one of the world’s oldest film archives which was opened to the public in 1949.
Susan B. Anthony, along with her sister Mary and mother Lucy, moved into this house in 1865. Susan lived her until her death on March 13th 1906.
Site of Frederick Douglass's home on South Aven. from 1852 until it burned down in a suspicious fire in 1872. A stop on the underground railroad.
Founded in 1838, it is the United States' first municipal rural cemetery. This cemetery is the permanent home of Susan B. Anthony, General E. G. Marshall, & Charles S. Baker.
Built by George Eastman, it's the home of the Eastman School of Music, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, and is the venue of the major acts of the Rochester International Jazz Festival.
Free concerts on the Italian Baroque organ every Sunday at 1 and 3. Not to be missed!
This Museum was established in 1912 as the City of Rochester, New York's Municipal Museum it has since evolved to meet the changing needs of the greater Rochester community for nearly a century.
Home of the national Toy Hall of Fame, which opened to the public in 1998. To date, 44 toys have made it into the National Toy Hall of Fame, including 2009 inductees: the Ball, Big Wheel® & Game Boy®
Buy fresh locally-grown fruits and vegetables, and locally-raised eggs, meats, and cheese. Read more.
Best parking is directly adjacent to the theater, or across the street at the church.
Want a quick snack during intermission? Order yours before the show so that it is already for you. Tables fill up fast, so don't take your time getting out for intermission. Read more.
Subscribe to the mailing list to get a monthly schedule. There are always cool series going on!
In 1893 the park opened to the public as a recreational park, but by 1894 the first animals were seen in the lower portion of the park, where guests could find birds, trout and deer.
Get onto Resovoir from South Ave. Be sure to check out the Lamberton Conservatory (it's AMAZING!) then foot it around the bend all the way to the stairs that lead upward into the park (on the right).
Park on Log Cabin and make a loop around the ponds. You'll soon forget you're in a city. Read more.
Iconic field proportionally modeled after Baltimores field. Best features: Kodak building in left field, train tracks in right.
Marina Auto Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium in Rochester, New York, USA. It is home to the Rochester Rhinos soccer team of the USL First Division and the Rochester Ravens soccer team of the USL W
An annual tournament begun in 1977 and held on the grounds of the Locust Hill Country Club.
This place has a phenomenal research program within the sciences. Lots of cutting edge discoveries have happened here!
Join Student Government! There are many leadership opportunities available where you can get actively involved in what goes on at MCC. Also many opportunities to go on many trips!
Great place to go and do your homework, and with staff right there, there is no waiting for answers.
Located next to Highland Park, they offer Master of Divinity and Master of Arts degrees, as well as a Doctor of Ministry.
Over 50 programs of study, including education, counseling, social work, and ministry.
Cheeseburger plate, Mac salad and homefries, hot sauce, extra onions. Smother that baby in ketchup, mustard, and red hot and give it a little stir.
Best hot dog/burger/garbage plate place in Rochester, if not the world. Cool, eclectic place with a zillion hot dog choices. Great tunes and funky decor. Support your local businesses!
Take some time to get to know the staff. After just a few visits, you'll be greeted by name and asked if you'd like your "usual". Awesome service here.
Cheapest breakfast in Rochester! Great food great service get the 2 egg special!!
One of the best thin crust pizzas in ROC! They have a patent pending on their oven snuggies!
Definitely one of the best pizza places in the area. If you LOVE crispy thin crust NY style pizza, then definitely check this place out. My favorite pizza in Rochester.
Get the pan-fried noodles - with meat/protein, vegetables, and sauce ordered 'on-the-side.' Read more.
Love it here. Best sushi around. Try a deep-fried Philly roll, with eel sauce, cut into 8 pieces. Yum. Great service and food.
The lunch menu has a fixed price that varies with the meat you choose for your dish (chicken, pork, seafood, vegetarian, etc.). The Panang is excellent & I love the coconut soup that comes with it. Read more.
The portions here, even appetizers, are huge. With Mary providing great friendly service in the front and Mario cooking delicious meals in the back, this place never disappoints.
Spicy, hot and fragrant! Try any one of the noodle dishes, abosolutely wonderful!
Gotta try the "Mexican mush" & chips! So tasty + their chips are homemade which makes it extra delicious!
Steak frite was amazing. Would be good with a nice red wine. Cant wait to go back and sit outside on the sofas
Go to the bar, get a great glass of wine, shell peanuts and enjoy the fire! Got to sit in the restaurant if you want to eat more than just the happy hour snacks. Read more.
Kids have candy stores - adults have Costanza's Sausage. Freshest and most delicious sausage anywhere!
Pierogi, kielbasa, kabanosy, bigos, krupnik, blintzes, kiszka, galabki, sekacz, paczki, and more!
Go and try the sausage sampler and reward yourself with a pound of the best bacon in the world. Read more.
This Wegmans has a food bar in the middle of the grocery store. It's fun to watch the chef's, eat and people watch. Read more.
Everything here is amazing. Some of the best falafel I've had ever. Also very kid friendly with highchairs and a kids menu. Highly recommended.
A Rochester classic. A must visit for locals and tourists alike. A classic british pub in Rochester - tons of beers and a great menu. Support your local business.
Nice place to eat, drink , read and do work. Plenty of space and not cramped like most Starbucks.
Look for somewhat out-of-date seasonals on sale! Can get some great beers at great prices!
The perfect mix of quirky and classy stuff. Gifts, cards, apparel, jewelry, mouthwatering chocolates, plus coffee samples and weekly special events. Sign up for their email list to stay in the know.
Armand, Bruce or Linda are always willing to go "hunting" for whatever you're looking for!
This theater has loads of character, and shows alternative and foreign films. Stop by the cafe in the main theater for a yummy coffee and cake, or a sandwich to nibble...very nice!
Crazy cheap concessions, fresh lemonade, and decaf diet Coke, plus $10 double features and a new coffee shop. LOVE The Cinema!
Seabreeze was known through the early part of the 20th century as the "Coney Island of the West." The park’s original name was Dreamland for approximately thirty years during the post-World War II era
The sculpture over the entrance was created by noted Italian artist Edmond Amateis.
