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Spots to Watch: Football Outdoor Eating Brunch SPOTS TO WATCH: FOOTBALL Otro Cinco, 206 S Warren St, Syracuse Blarney Stone, 314 Avery Ave, Syracuse Strong Hearts, 719 E Genesee St, Syracuse Clinton Street Pub, 127 W Fayette St, Syracuse Kitty Hoynes, 301 W Fayette St, Syracuse WORTH THE TRIP Limerick, 134 Walton St # 3, Syracuse Anyela’s Vineyards, 2433 W Lake Rd, Skaneateles Press Room Pub, 220 Herald Pl, Syracuse Arad Evans Inn, 7206 E Genesee St, Fayetteville Shiftys, 1401 Burnet Ave, Syracuse Beak and Skiff, 2708 Lords Hill Rd, Lafayette The Hop Spot, 116 Walton St, Syracuse Empire Farm Brewery, 33 Rippleton Rd, Cazenovia Owera Winery, 5276 E Lake Rd, Cazenovia OUTDOOR EATING The Brewster Inn, 6 Ledyard Ave, Cazenovia Apizza, 260 W Genesee St, Syracuse The Craftsman Inn, 7300 E Genesee St, Fayetteville Empire, 120 Walton St, Syracuse The Elephant and The Dove, 9 E Genesee St, Skaneateles Francesca’s, 545 N Salina St, Syracuse The Krebs, 53 W Genesee St, Skaneateles Kitty Hoynes, 301 W Fayette St, Syracuse Otro Cinco, 206 S Warren St, Syracuse PARKS/OUTDOOR Pastabilities, 311 S Franklin St, Syracuse Chittenango Falls, 2300 Rathbun Rd., Cazenovia The Blue Tusk, 165 Walton St, Syracuse Highland Forest, 1254 Highland Park Rd, Fabius The Hop Spot, 116 Walton St, Syracuse Onondaga Lake Park, 106 Lake Drive, Liverpool The York, 247 W Fayette St, Syracuse Pratt’s Falls, 7671 Pratts Falls Rd, Manlius BRUNCH MUSEUMS Alto Cinco, 526 Westcott St, Syracuse Art Rage, 505 Hawley Ave, Syracuse Apizza (open later), 260 W Genesee St, Syracuse The Everson Museum, 401 Harrison St, Syracuse Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, 246 W Willow St, Syracuse The MOST, 500 S Franklin St, Syracuse Otro Cinco, 206 S Warren St, Syracuse FESTIVALS BAGELS/ DONUTS CNY Regional Farmers Market, 2100 Park St, Syracuse, Glazed and Confused, 211 N Clinton St, Syracuse Saturday mornings Water Street Bagels, 239 E Water St, Syracuse Irish Festival, Clinton Square, Sept. 6-7 Festa Italiana, Montgomery & Washington Streets, Sept. WINGS AND BURGERS 13-15 Blarney Stone, 314 Avery Ave, Syracuse Football Brewfest, Destiny USA, Sept. 13 Clinton Street Pub, 127 W Fayette St, Syracuse Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, 246 W Willow St, Syracuse CONCERTS/SHOW VENUES Empire, 120 Walton St, Syracuse Clinton Square, during Festivals, 161 W Genesee St, Kitty Hoynes, 301 W Fayette St, Syracuse Syracuse Press Room Pub, 220 Herald Pl, Syracuse Funny Bone, 9090 Destiny USA Dr, Syracuse Shiftys, 1401 Burnet Ave, Syracuse SI Hall at The Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse The Hop Spot, 116 Walton St, Syracuse Westcott Theater, 524 Westcott St, Syracuse VEGAN/ VEGETARIAN SPORTING EVENTS Alto Cinco, 526 Westcott St, Syracuse Syracuse University, The Carrier Dome Original Grain, 302 S Salina St, Syracuse Syracuse Crunch (starting Oct. 19th), The War Memorial Arena Questions or requests? Contact: Eric Vinal 315.952.5801 SHOPPING UPCOMING EVENTS Ambition Sneaker Shop, 314 Avery Ave, Syracuse Sept. 6-7: Irish Festival, Clinton Square Jet Black, 301 W Fayette St, Syracuse Sept. 6-8: Golden Harvest Festival, Baldwinsville Mr. Shop, 134 Walton St # 3, Syracuse Sept. 6-Oct. 27: Yoko Ono: Remembering the Future Scholars & Champs Vintage Clothing, 127 W Fayette St, Exhibit, The Everson Museum Syracuse Sept. 12: Dweezil Zappa, Wescott Theater FILM DISCOUNT PROGRAM Sept. 13: Football Brewfest, Destiny USA The Visit Syracuse Discount Card will get you a Sept. 13-15: Festa Italiana, Montgomery & discount at a variety of businesses throughout the Washington Streets Syracuse area. Participating businesses are listed Sept. 14: Syracuse Orange Football vs. Clemson, below with more details about their exact discounts Carrier Dome online at: VisitSyracuse.com/filmdiscount. Sept. 17: ZZ Top, The Oncenter Sept. 20: Last Call before Fall, Syracuse Inner Harbor Apizza Regionale (Dining), 260 W Genesee St Artistry in Hanover Salon (Salon), 123 E Water St Sept. 21: Middle Ages Oktoberfest, Middle Ages Cathy’s Cookie Kitchen (Sweets), 266 W Jefferson St Sept. 21: Syracuse Orange Football vs. Western Floridella Boutique (Shopping), 114 W Jefferson St Michigan, Carrier Dome Glazed & Confused (Donuts), 211 N Clinton St Sept. 21: Nick Kroll, Turning Stone Resort & Casino JJ’s Miss Syracuse Diner (Dining), 258 E Water St Sept. 26: Ship Wreck: End of Summer Bash, Wescott Kasai Ramen (Dining), 218 Walton St Theater Kitty Hoynes (Bar & Dining), 301 W Fayette St Sept. 27: Taylor Tomlinson, Funny Bone Maxwells Hanover Square (Dining), 122 E Genesee St Sept. 28: Syracuse Orange Football vs. Holy Cross, Metro Fitness (Gym), 205 S Salina St #1a Carrier Dome Mully’s (Bar & Dining), 239 W Fayette St Oct. 4: Syracuse Bavarian Oktoberfest, Lewis Park, Oh My Darling (Bar & Dining), 321 S Salina St Minoa Olive on Brooklea (Shopping), 116 W Jefferson St Projex 214 (Shopping), 214 W Jefferson St Oct. 5: Inner Harbor Hoptoberfest, Syracuse Inner Pronto Fresh (Breakfast & Lunch), 131 E Water St, Harbor Scholars & Champs (Shopping), 127 W Fayette St Oct. 9: Yungblud, Wescott Theater Showoffs Boutique (Shopping), 264 W Jefferson St Oct. 11: Cirque du Soleil: AXEL, The Oncenter Subway (Dining), 375 S. Warren St. Oct. 12-13: LaFayette Apple Festival Sweet on Chocolate (Sweets), 208 Walton St # 1 Oct. 13: Empire State Marathon The Atmosphere (Reiki) 327 W Fayette St #207 Oct. 18: Syracuse Orange Football vs. Pittsburgh The Blue Tusk (Bar & Dining), 165 Walton St Oct. 19: Syracuse Crunch vs. Charlotte, War Memorial The Brine Well Eatery (Dining), 128 E Jefferson St Arena The Changing Room (Shopping), 425 S Warren St The Fitz (Bar), 321 S Salina St For additional events, questions or requests contact: The Ice Cream Stand (Sweets), 200 W Water St Eric Vinal Wolff’s Biergarten (Bar), 106 Montgomery St 315.952.5801 or visit: VisitSyracuse.com.
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