Cayuga Lake Cruises

Kinda fun and relaxing if you’re with a group, but not all that impressive.
Food was incredibly limited. They put out some chicken wings which were not enough to serve the entire boat. When they ran out of it, they brought out some flatbread which the servers only handed out to a few people. They have a bar on the lower level with a decent menu (given how small it is) but will obviously be pretty pricey.
Cayuga Lake is pretty scenic from a distance, but it just doesn’t look all that great when you’re on a boat. The water was very dirty for half of the trip, and by the time we got into some clear water, the boat turned around and went back toward the dock. You also won’t see much, unless you enjoy looking at lake houses.

Being on the lake is beautiful and it’s fun to see the sights, but the food is awful. why in the land of an abundance of organic local food is there none of it on the menu? pre-​cut baby carrots? yuck, how about some local roasted or sauteed veggies? and homemade desserts. the soup was waaaaay to salty. and Ithaca Bakery rolls would have been nice instead of the ones that come in a box from your distributor. there’s no excuse for not having better food, it’s harvest time here! If I ever am persuaded to go again it will be for cocktails or wine only! At least they do offer some local wines.