The Erie Canal once passed right through downtown -- including Clinton Square, where it's old path is filled by the fountain/skating rink. You can see an excavation of the old canal bed in a corner.
Located in an old historic church, stained glass windows intact, The Mission features the best Mexican in the area, in a charming venue!
One of the nation's great gems of art deco architecture, completed in 1932 for Niagara Mohawk, then the nation's largest utility co. Officially added to National Historic Register in 2010.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Armory Square, once a meat-packing and factory district, is now a trendy spot for dining, shopping & nightlife. The Onondaga Creekwalk starts here. Baca selengkapnya.
The largest rotating selection of draught pulls in Syracuse. Pair it with one of their delicious sandwiches for a great lunchtime spot.
A long-lived Syracuse classic offers fine pasta dishes in a cozy atmosphere downtown, with hearty portions and reasonable prices.
A place where you can buy local produce, eggs, meat, pasta, soap and more! Not all vendors are selling local stuff, so ask and/or be aware of what is in season.
Best ice cream. Ever. Try the trash can w choc ice cream or the dipped cones- peanut butter topping is amaz. There's always those milkshakes... #toomuchtohandle #noms
