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Welcome to Fall Festival
The 44th Annual Celebration of the Season in Ellicottville
Insider’s Guide:
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Your Correspondent Roams EVL In Pursuit of Unique Edibles
ELLICOTTVILLE FALL FEST. October 11th - 13th • 7 pm Villager Of Ellicottville COW PALACE PSYCHIC FAIR Saturday, October 12th • 10-4 pm Jefferson Street Park, Salamanca WEEKEND CHAIRLIFT RIDES Saturday, October 12th • 11 am
Holiday Valley Resort, Ellicottville 2019 BARN SHOW
Saturday, October 12th • 11-4 pm
The Rusty Rooster, Cattaraugus PUBLIC GHOST TOUR
Sunday, October 13th • 6-9 pm
Hinsdale House, Hinsdale
SINM FALL SPEAKER SERIES Thursday, October 17th • 6 pm Cultural Center, Salamanca
FRIENDS OF GOOD MUSIC Friday, October 18th • 7:30 pm Regina A Quick Center, Olean
7TH ANNUAL WILMA Saturday, October 19th • 10 am Cattaraugus County Fairgrounds HOLICROSS CYCLOCROSS Saturday, October 19th • 10-3 pm HoliMont Resort, Ellicottville INDIAN FOODS DINNER Saturday, October 19th • 12-3 pm Admin. Building, Salamanca ZOMBIE RUN
Saturday, October 19th • 1-5 pm
Ellicottville, NY – With so many amazing festivals behind us in 2019 and fresh off two hugely successful events, the Rock N Roll Weekend and the third annual Lacrosse Festival, the Chamber staff is ready to tackle the biggest of them all, Fall Festival. The Fall Festival, Ellicottville’s oldest and largest event, is a huge economic engine for the village generating more than 10 million dollars in revenue and provides a major trickledown effect for all levels of employees and local notfor-profits who receive well over
$70,000 from various donations and festival events they manage. The festival continues to grow in popularity and provides an opportunity to showcase the area and its attractions converting many to repeat visitors and second homeowners. We are continually striving to provide a better-quality experience that will attract a demographic that truly wants to enjoy all the area has to offer. Based on this valuable feedback from our members and residents See “WELCOME” Page 6
Pictured: Locally grown produce served with a flair at Dina’s (left) and Beef on Weck is a main stay at the Gin Mill
Story and Photos By John Thomas, Staff Writer There’s no doubt Ellicottville is fit for foodies. With no less than eleven great restaurants within the Village or close by, visitors and residents alike have no problem finding fabulous victuals. If all the restaurants are good, how does an eatery stand out from the crowd? Sim-
ply by offering something a little different, a little twist on an old favorite, or bringing an extra level of freshness to the menu. In each case the restaurant owner was asked what made their place unique, then your intrepid correspondent got to sample the dish and create a subjective review. It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it. In no particular order. See “EATS” Page B-8
Holiday Valley Beer & Wine Fest
EVL Halloween Half Marathon & 5k
The 16th annual Holiday Valley Beer and Wine Festival is Ellicottville’s next big event on November 8th and 9th from 3:307:30pm. The weekend features the crazy fun Trucks ‘n Brews on Friday, the Beer and Wine Festival on Saturday and the Kegs ‘n Eggs breakfast on Sunday. Friday night’s Trucks ‘n Brews is an outdoor beer tasting event with several options from Southern Tier, Ellicottville Brewing and Thin Man Brewery. But that’s not all! Nine of Western New York’s favorite food trucks will be on hand, plus live music with the Stick Tights band and a GIANT
Ellicottville, NY - On Saturday, Oct. 26, the village of Ellicottville will be filled with smiling faces in costumes and running shoes as the EVL Halloween Half Marathon and 5k will enter its third year. Both the half marathon (11am start) and the 5K (11:15am start) begin and end in the heart of town at 5 Monroe Street. While the course in itself gives competitors beautiful country roads to enjoy along the way, add in an array of cool, scary and just plain fun costumes, and you’ve got yourself a unforgettable race and a great way to enjoy fall, Ellicottvillestyle.
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HAUNTED WINE WALK
Saturday, October 19th • 6-8 pm Woods At Bear Creek, Franklinville
For more information on this week’s music, see page 11
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Sneak Peek Inside this Issue...
A Cattaraugus for Tomorrow ... Page 4
Annual 80’s Party to Raise Money for Education
3rd Annual Event Happening Saturday, October 26, 2019
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See “MARATHON” Page 6
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, October 2019
2019 Fall Fest EVLution
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Ellicottville Businesses Continue to Evolve
Ellicottville’s Bicentennial
Celebrations Planned for 200th Birthday
By Carol Fisher
EVLution By Chad Neal
Holiday Valley Updates ... Page 5
Kyle Benish Appointed to PGA Board of Directors
We would like to congratulate our very own Kyle Benish, who has recently made some major accomplishments in the PGA world. Kyle was recently completed his PGA Certified Professional Program in Golf Operations in the last month and has recently been appointed as a Director at Large on the Western New York PGA Board of Directors.
Ellicottville is always changing. The EVLution is constant and it makes for something to talk about. Questions are often asked and the answers are but a local’s knowledge away. This past year since the last zenith of Ellicottville’s year- Fall Festival- there have been a good handful of differences you may, or may not have noticed. The growth of Ellicottville is a slow dynamic, nevertheless there is something changing every season here. The new businesses, the moving businesses, the looks, the tastes and the people are part of the process EVLution has. Here are the newest transformations that Ellicottville is seeing this year: Gin Mill Unless you’ve never stepped foot in this quaint little village before, you have seen the dramatic move of the iconic restaurant to its new location. After 40 plus years in the Washington Street location, the newest See “EVL” Page 7
An Ellicottville tradition “still” continues. ME Dineen purchased his spirits and bottled and sold his product while residing in Elliocttville between 1890-1906.
If you are a sometime, or a many time visitor to Ellicottville, you will want to keep Ellicottville on your travel calendar for 2020 as it rolls out the carpet for folks to enjoy the celebration of 200 years of township in the lap of the gorgeous Allegheny foothills. The Holland Land Company bought over 3 million acres of land west of the Genesee River in the 1790’s and appointed Joseph Ellicott as the local agent. Although the first land contract in the area was
See “Birthday” Page 7
Ellicottville’s Fall Festival : October 12th - 13th, 2019 : Town of Ellicottville
~ The Villager ~ October 10th - October 16th, 2019
Publisher’s Word
October 10th - October 16th, 2019 ~ The Villager ~ Page 3
“Hello Fall Fest 2019!!” To all who have picked up this issue of The Villager – welcome to the Ellicottville’s Fall Festival! If you’re a visitor this weekend, all I can say is, “Boy, you sure know how to pick a great event!” And if you are fortunate enough to live here, well – you are fortunate indeed! What a beautiful time and a picturesque setting to relax, have some fun and enjoy the people, scenery and events. Did you know this is Ellicottville’s oldest and largest festival of the year? Impressive, considering how many folks enjoy our Fourth of July activities in this little village! Tens of thousands of
festival goers can make for quite a lively weekend – arts and crafts, delicious food, carnival rides, live music, chair lift rides, awesome bargains and (my favorite activity) “people watching” - all spell great fun for every family member! Now, make sure you check out the “Parking and Detour Map” page B-9 – we wouldn’t want you to get lost, now! So, dear readers, come and enjoy the best “little” celebration of seasonal change you’ve ever experienced! Fall Festival 2019 is here, and it’s a BLAST! Until next week… JZ
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Fall Fest 2019
Notes From The Desk of Deputy Officer in Charge
Weekly Column By Jim Bouchard, Deputy Officer in Charge This weekend marks my favorite festival of the year. It is the largest and busiest one for the police department and other entities alike. It is the annual Ellicottville Fall Fest. This event is one that draws incredibly large numbers of visitors and guests from all over the world. Many months of planning have taken place and hours and hours of countless meetings have been attended. So many different entities have had to come together and plan numerous items and details to make an event of this magnitude take place. We have the DPW crews, the Chamber of Commerce, New York State Department of Transportation,
EMS and Fire Crews, Emergency management from Cattaraugus County, Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office, New York State Police, and numerous other agencies that help make this event a safe and attend able event. For the festival there will be lots of additional manpower from the Ellicottville Police Department along with Deputies from the Cattaraugus County Sheriff Office, and the New York State Police to ensure that the crowds remain under control and safe. The police officers from the Ellicottville Police Department will be patrolling by foot and also by vehicles. Areas to be concentrated on will be the normal festival areas and also the numerous side streets in an around the village that tend to draw some individuals committing local law type crimes. These areas will see a heavier police presence due to numerous complaints of unruly behavior in previous years. With that being said there will be no lost coverage of normal areas in the jurisdiction just targeted enforcement with more manpower in problem areas. I know this event creates some headaches for the local residents but the police
department urges you to bear with everyone involved and if you see something we ask that you say something. I have heard some residents state they have had a problem or an issue and I can’t seem to find the report of any sort of incident. We ask that if you see an issue arise please notify us so we can try to rectify the situation for you right then and there. There will be the normal detour set up around the festival area. The soft closing will take place on Friday October 11th at approximately 700pm with a full closing Saturday October 12h at 500am. The road should open on Sunday October 13th around 7 or 8pm. (There is a map in section B of this paper. More tips from the planning committee can be found on page 9.) I would like to just thank everyone that is working hard to make this festival happen and to remind everyone of the efforts it has taken for an event of this magnitude to take place. I would also like to thank everyone for making this community a great place to work and live! With that as always, next time you are on the street and see one of our crew, stop and say hi! We will always have an interesting story for you!
Ellicottville’s Fall Festival : October 12th - 13th, 2019 : Town of Ellicottville
~ The Villager ~ October 10th - October 16th, 2019
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the existing deck with a new deck that will be slightly closer to the property line. In weighing the balancing questions, the Board noted the home is an A-frame design, and adding the deck to the side of the home would be impactable. There were no members of the public attending the meeting, and the Town Planner noted neither he nor the Code Enforcement Officer had received any letter or communication regarding the application. Barn on Summerville Valley Road A public hearing for ZBA-2019-02 was opened concerning an addition to a barn on Summerville Valley Road. The applicant wants to add a 40’x50’ new section to the front of an existing barn. The new addition would be only 35’ from the right-ofway in an agricultural district. In considering the balancing questions, the Board noticed building the new section on the side of the barn would cut into useful cropland. The public hearings were closed, and the Board commenced its regular meeting. The Board passed Type II SEQR approving resolutions and variance approvals for both applications. Barn on Plato Road The ZBA then considered a new application for variances of the front and side yard setbacks for a property on Plato Road at its intersection
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with Rt. 219. The applicant wants to replace an existing barn with a new, slightly larger pole barn. The building Public Hearings is in the Conservation District The Town Zoning Board ACCESS PASS where the minimum front yard of Appeals held two public setback is 100 feet. However, hearings last Thursday and set CLIMB THE AERIAL PARK, RIDE THE the lot is odd shaped and less dates for two more. Anytime MOUNTAIN COASTER, THEN COOL than 200 feet deep where the the ZBA considers a variance Sky High Ae rial Park building is located. A public to existing zoning law, five OFF IN THE POOLS! r te s a o hearing was set for November Holiday Valley’s Kyle Benish Appointed to PGA Board of Directors balancing questions must JUST $63 ONLINE AT Mountain C 7. be addressed. They are: 1) HOLIDAYVALLEY.COM/SKYHIGH Large for the WNYPGA St. Paul’s Church Sign Will the variance requested Board of Directors. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church create an undesirable I have been friends with Kyle has had a temporary sign change with respect to other for some time, but it’s always at the front of its property property owners, or will interesting to hear all the for many years. They are it create and undesirable NOW THROUGH MID-OCTOBER positions and achievements he currently planning to replace change in the character of Spruce Lake Chair - Saturdays & Sundays 11:00am-5:00pm has made over the years! This the temporary sign with a the neighborhood? 2) Can Chairlift Rid past year he made the Top 25 permanent one with the name the applicant achieve similar $10 per person | 6 and under FREE es in the Omega Player of Year of the church and an LED results with other methods? points race for WNYPGA board to display dates for 3) How substantial is the Sections. This includes church events. The current variance requested? 4) Will playing in Pro Am’s and sign falls under the definitions the variance create a negative Professional Section Events. of both a temporary sign and impact on the environment? Aside from Holiday Valley, a portable sign. The code 5) Is the need for the variance Benish has been employed states a portable sign can be self-created? A positive put up no more than seven 2020 WNYPGA Board of Directors, Kyle is picture second at various clubs as well (least determination on the last recent to most): Kahkwa Club days before an event and must in from the right. question is not sufficient of Erie, PA, Country Club of be removed within 48 hours to deny the variance. This gh rou Program in Golf Operations. Naples of Naples, Florida, h after the advertised event. By Brooke Szpaicher month, the Board decided t % Now ave 10 r “The Certified Professional Old Palm Golf Club of Palm Temporary signs may be used to consider the balancing r ere e h d e S for no more than 30 days. We would like to congratulate Program is an online, career- Beach Gardens, Florida, questions while the public * Or . 30 & ail Ord yw ! n v ! A M o our very own Kyle Benish, enhancing educational Assistant Golf Coach at St. The church is requesting a hearings were open. N ur hip USA n Yo variance to allow them towho has recently made some curriculum that supports the Bonaventure University, and Deck on Tough Row Hill S o e accomplishments goals of PGA Members who Worthington Country Club of We in th continue using a portable signmajor The public hearing for for periods longer than 7 daysin the PGA world. Kyle are committed to continuously Bonita Springs, Florida. ZBA-2019-01 concerned an until the permanent sign can bewas recently completed his improving their business and Benish mentioned, “Our goal addition and a replacement constructed. The Board notedPGA Certified Professional teaching skills to meet the as PGA Golf Professionals deck for a home on Tough the church had started usingProgram in Golf Operations in increasing demands of the golf is always to push the needle Row Hill. The property is the sign to advertise spaghettithe last month and has recently industry.” The program offers forward in the game and in the Agricultural District, dinners, but over time, it hasbeen appointed as a Director three certifications: executive to encourage more people where the minimum front remained in position andat Large on the Western New management, golf operations, to have fun in the game of yard setback is 60 feet. The golf and to get more people *Discount applied before shipping. used for other purposes. TheYork PGA Board of Directors. and teaching and coaching. existing house is only 28 feet Along with finishing this playing. At Holiday Valley Board set a public hearing for I spoke with Kyle to get from the front property line. the scoop on all of his recent program, Kyle was appointed Resort and at the WNYPGA November 7. The owner wants to replace Send the Gift of Cuba Cheese this Holiday Season! endeavors. Kyle has been to a one-year term in the we are always having exciting the PGA 1st Assistant Golf spring of 2019 on the Western and future endeavors on the Famous New York State Cheddar, Fresh Cheese Curd, Salt Rising Bread, Gourmet Delicacies, Speciality Meats, Gifts and Much More! Professional at Holiday Valley New York PGA Section as horizon, so be sure to stay for sixteen years! He turned Chairman of the Awards and tuned in the future to see what We Have Over 450 Cheeses - Local, Domestic & from Around the World! pro in 2004 and began his Hall of Fame Committee. He this may entail!” apprenticeship in 2005. He also sits on the Tournament Once again, we want to Board Hears Proposal for Home New Protected Ridgeline was elected in 2010 as a Committee for this same congratulate Kyle Benish on PGA Class A Professional section, WNYPGA. At the all his recent accomplishments 53 Genesee Street, Cuba NY 14727 • www.cubacheese.com By John Thomas, Planner Gary Palumbo said Board when they approved and as mentioned before, beginning of this month, and cannot wait to see what 585-968-3949 • Open Every Day! Staff Writer that would likely require a the original townhouse just recently completed his Kyle was elected to a three- the future holds for him and modification to the master development. They then PGA Certified Professional year term as a Director at the world of golf! alternative Village Gate plan development approval discussed Join Us For driveway and building Driveway Access originally approved 27 On Tuesday night the years ago. Part of the issue lot locations off the end Friday 5:00-7:00 p.m. Village Planning Board is although the driveway of McKinley for a singleOPEN TO THE PUBLIC considered a proposal would start in the Village the family home, instead or 2 Martinis $6.50 (and up) with from a couple who owns 2 lot it leads to would be in the town homes. The Planner 266 Miles for Cystic Fibrosis Complimentary Appetizers @ 6pm townhouse lots at the end of Town. Board Chair Nancy said he would look at the the Village Gate subdivision Rogan questioned cutting a master plan and search for got to this point because of my Fibrosis Foundation. on McKinley Drive. road further up the ridgeline, the minutes in 1992 when fight and will to live. Instead Two hundred sixty-six miles the development plan was During the pre-application saying ridgelines in that area of feeling sad, depressed and may sound crazy, but I would conference the board are protected from further approved. angry about having CF, I’ve do anything to help find a Inn Open for Lunch found itself considering the development. She wanted Ellicottville learned to turn those emotions cure for this disease. I have Residential Unit intentions of the Planning to know the exact elevation 11am - 3pm into a warrior-like mentality. many friends who have lost Board in 1992 when the at the end of the proposed The Board then held a preI’m in a constant battle with their battle at a young age. subdivision was first driveway and asked to be application conference for Saturday this demon inside me and Also, many others who never approved. The couple is provided with a map that John Nelson’s proposal to October 12th I refuse to let it win. It has leave the hospital bed, or who asking to abandon the plan shows the elevation lines on turn a ground-floor office sparked a fire inside me to into a residential unit. The have feeding tubes, or who to build two town houses the ridge. The group noted live as long as possible and are strapped to their oxygen on lots 17 and 19 in order to that the driveway crosses office is in the Ellicottville inspire others to never give tanks 24/7. The number of build a driveway further up land that had been preserved Inn on Washington Street. up in times of adversity. CF people on the transplant list The unit he wants to the hill to a separate lot that as open space by the original has also helped me value and is gut wrenching. When CF is Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday convert is on the ground does not front on McKinley development. Mr. Palumbo appreciate life and all it has eventually cured, I want to be Bar opens at 4:30. Dinner starts at 5 Choose a four course meal Drive and build a single- said he wanted to document from our date night menu family home. Village the thinking of the previous See “VILLAGE” Page 7 Poole pictured in a race last to offer. Life is short and I’ve the person who helped be part weekend. learned to never take a single of that. I would do anything including 2 glasses of wine! day for granted. You never for my fellow fighters. This know when it could be your run may be a tough challenge, $46 By Bradley Poole last day. Health & Fitness but I know it’s one I will most This brings me to the definitely conquer. I want to Have you ever thought to challenge. Like I mentioned, I show people what’s possible Annual 80’s Party to Raise Money for Education yourself, I think I’d like to live life for the challenge. One if you put your mind to it. run 266 miles? Or is it just me thing that really challenges Having a positive mindset and children of the county to and all those other crazy ultra- me physically and mentally is will to fight can get you a long help encourage young runners out there? You see, running. I’ve been running for way. families to stay and move I live life for the challenge. three years now, competing With all this being said, I will here”, said Sam Nelson. I love to see just how far I in: 5K’s, 10K’s, trail races, be looking for sponsors for Last year, Sam and John can push my body and mind. obstacle course races and this event. The funds collected Nelson wanted to get the Every day for me is a battle half marathons. Running has will go towards all necessities needle moving to raise and pushing myself daily is a helped me stay healthy, eased required to get this event money for this organization must. If you don’t know me, my anxiety and pushes me to off the ground and running. and held the 80s Flashback I live with a terminal illness be my best. In all honesty, it Any remaining funds will be Vol 1 at Steelbound, selling called, Cystic Fibrosis. CF has been my lifesaver. donated to the CF Foundation. One day I had this crazy All sponsors will have their out at over 300 ticket sales. is a rare genetic disease that This year they decided produces thick, sticky mucus thought. What if I ran through business name included in to hold the party again within the lungs, digestive every town in Cattaraugus all advertising and marketing bringing you, 80s Flashback system and other organs in the County in seven days to raise campaigns, as well as, printed Vol 2. body. Overtime, the mucus money and awareness for logos on t-shirts, posters, flyers The event will feature the destroys the organs and causes CF? I sat on the thought for a and the finish line banner. You Totally 80s Showband from organ failure. Most people while and decided to make it will also receive a free ticket Rochester, NY and will with CF don’t live past 40 a reality. You see, CF receives to the celebration party on be held at Finnerty’s Tap years of age. In fact, only 5% no government funding. The July 11th at the Ellicottville Room located at 10 Mill of the CF population today only way for us to receive Distillery. Photos/Glenn Murray Street, Ellicottville. Tickets is 40 years or older. In order life-saving medications and If your business would love are $20 presale and can be to have a chance at surviving eventually a cure is through to be a sponsor please contact Ellicottville Events will be to help bring activities and purchased at Finnerty’s or past the life expectancy, I’m fundraising. I’ve organized me via phone (716-378-6604), hosting their 2nd Annual 80s education through play to online at Eventbrite.com. required to do two hours of many charity events, but email (pooleb1987@gmail. Party on October 26th, 2019 Cattaraugus County. This Tickets will be $25 at the breathing treatments a day, nothing compares to the scale com), or Facebook (Bradley at Finnerty’s Tap Room to organization is partnered door if they do not sell out. take 50-plus pills daily and of this one. You can say it’s the Poole Health & Fitness). I benefit A Cattaraugus for with Ellicottville Events and Call Ellicottville Events exercise religiously. Even biggest challenge I’ve ever put would greatly appreciate your Tomorrow. led by Sam Nelson, Mila today to find out how you doing those things won’t myself up to. On, July 5th – 11th help and would love for you A Cattaraugus for Tomorrow Clauss and Jen Miller. can assist in contributing to guarantee me a free ticket to of 2020, I will be running 266 to be a part of, 266 Miles for is an organization created “It is so important to have A Cattaraugus for Tomorrow 40. miles in seven days in hopes to Cystic Fibrosis: Running for a by John and Sam Nelson activities for the younger at 716-378-0086. Today, I am 32 years young. I raise $100,000 for the Cystic Cure. Thank you!
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groups from attending the event. The staff of the Chamber of Commerce wishes to thank Cont. From Cover Cont. From Cover all involved in making sure that this festival is ready for everyone to come and enjoy! owners wanted to expand and both full time and seasonal, For a full schedule of eventsgrow and they found solace we are confident that this and more information pleasejust a few doors down still year’s festival will be our best visit www.ellicottvilleny.com on Washington Street, across to date and will provide an About EllicottvilleMonroe Street in the building excellent blueprint for future Chamber of Commerce:that housed DJ’s restaurant festivals. The Ellicottville Chamberfor years (and many other With so much to do for of Commerce providesbusinesses). A couple other mom, dad and the kids it’s no advocacy, promotionalbusinesses had to move to wonder this event attracts so and benefit solutions formake way for the Gin Mill many families from hundreds its members - setting themove, and we’ll bring them of miles away in both the standard for excellence inup as well. The new location is US and Canada. From the member service, communitylarger offering more space for carnival rides and activities collaboration, businessthe kitchen, dining and stage in the village to all the events growth while achieving a highareas. It is definitely a hit and and chairlift rides at Holiday quality of life in Ellicottvillewell received by everyone. Valley and HoliMont and and the surrounding area. We Bike and Bean – Bikes, don’t forget Pumpkinville just Burritos and Brews foster and promote business down the road. with our members while The bicycle shop that used Again, this year we have stimulating local economicto reside in the building now continued to increase the growth. For more informationhousing the new Gin Mill has emphasis on the quality about the Ellicottville chambermoved to Martha Street in the of both our arts and crafts of Commerce, includingold Agway building. For years vendors along with our food membership, please visitthe business has been serving vendors while decreasing http://www.ellicottvilleny.handmade burritos and still the overall numbers. Each does at the new location with com. a new kick. The building right around the corner from attend the festival. Each ticket you up and moving again. includes a $5 food voucher for Make it a weekend with EBC was first renovated the Brew Festival food court. close, convenient lodging at about 20 years ago for a All 3 floors of the Holiday the Inn at Holiday Valley, the restaurant called Schemers, Cont. From Cover Valley Lodge will be hopping Tamarack Club or a Holiday now the building has a couple with great music. The second Valley Rental Property. businesses in it including the bonfire. Last year’s inaugural floor will feature “Buffalo’s Shuttle service is provided to much larger Bike and Bean. event was a big success Greatest Party Band”, Hit N the festival and to Ellicottville They are changing up as well and this year promises to Run. The fun upbeat swing post-festival for Holiday taking on new endeavors, but be bigger and better! The sound of the Tim Britt Band Valley lodging guests. For still die-hard mountain biking event takes place outside of will fill the air on the first floor. reservations call 716-699- sales and repairs and awesome burritos made to order right in the Tannenbaum Lodge at And Two Guys Drinking Beer 2345. Holiday Valley from 7-10pm. will keep things lively in the The Inn at Holiday Valley front of you. More changes are Admission and beer tasting Wine Cellar on the ground is a cozy hotel layout with an coming as well as the owner is $25, available online at floor. indoor/outdoor heated pool plans on serving craft beers holidayvalley.com, and food Each ticket includes a $5 and hot tub. The Inn is a short along the name changing to trucks are pay as you go. All voucher that you can redeem walk (one fairway length) Bike, Burritos and Brew. West Rose attendees must be 21 or over. for food in the Lodge. Cuba to/from the Beer and Wine The south side of Washington Saturday’s Beer and Wine Cheese store will supply Festival venue. Continental Street is making a lot of Festival will have over 40 cheese in the wine cellar, breakfast is included in your changes as well. Years ago, craft breweries, distilleries, Dom’s Butcher Block of stay. hard cideries and wineries Ellicottville will feature their The Tamarack Club is the building next to Kazoo 2 with well over 120 samples delicious smoked meats and adjacent to the Beer Festival was a hardware store, then it to taste. A tent will be added you won’t be able to resist venue and features an indoor/ was a boutique and now it will this year for 21 more brewers the wonderful aroma of the outdoor-heated pool and two and there’s entertainment on 3 Bavarian Nut Company. Gary hot tubs and the Ellicottville floors of the beautiful Holiday Liota from Santiago Cigars Oasis Spa on site. Valley Lodge. Tickets are will be a hand-rolling cigar on Holiday Valley Rental currently $55 or you can the second-floor deck. Properties include condos, purchase an all access pass The Kegs and Eggs breakfast townhouses and homes at for both Trucks ‘n Brews and will be back again on Sunday Holiday Valley and nearby. Cont. From Cover the Beer and Wine Festival at John Harvard’s Brew House Shuttle service is available for $75 at holidayvalley. at the Tamarack Club from to SnowPine Village, Alpine com. Admission is limited 9am-noon for $15. Drink Meadows and Wildflower to awarded in 1813, it was in and prices will increase after specials feature Ultimate and from Saturday’s Festival. 1820 when 45.19 square October 31st so buy now! Bloody Marys and Mimosas For reservations in a HV miles in the Southern Tier Participants must be 21 to for just $7.50! There’s nothing Rental Property call 716-699- was named Ellicottville, after purchase a ticket and also to like the “hair of the dog” to get 2912. that surveyor. The “road” leading here was not friendly 5k but will sell out before away prizes from businesses with all the hills and hollers, race day. around Ellicottville. In but enough intrepid, tough All participants receive addition, there is a costume and brave descendants of Cont. From Cover custom designed medals, as contest sponsored by many living in the area to well as men’s and women’s Holiday Valley Realty this day trekked forward In it’s sixth year, the EVL shirts. Not to mention many with awards provided by and set down roots in this Half & 5k has grown to be Ellicottville merchants Watson’s Chocolates for beautiful land. They built log one of the must do races offer great discounts that best group, best individual, homes, started rudimentary in Western New York. For weekend for runners, which funniest, scariest, most girly, governing bodies, cleared 2019 2,000 runners, and athletes will receive in the best kid and best in show. the land for farming, planted equal number of spectators, race packet. The after party So grab your friends, pick orchards, raised up families, are expected for the event. is a blast with Ellicottville out your costume and get started schools and churches Entries still available for Brewing Company craft beer ready to RUN! For more in homes, and set up respite both the Half Marathon & and many wonderful give- info, visit www.evlhalf.com. lodging all along the great Old Chautauqua Road which was established in the early 1800’s and worked its way west to Ohio. This was truly a gateway to the west for the early pioneers of America. HoliMont to Hosts Cyclists October 19 So, let’s celebrate! First up is March 2020’s Winter Carnival Bicycle riders love the information can be found at Holiday Valley. Attendees fall. The colorful landscape, online (www.bikereg.com). will be encouraged to wear the cool crisp air and smell If you’re the type to wait till period pioneer clothing and of nature….Ahhhhh. Now the last minute, we will have bring vintage ski gear to add a zig zag course, with day-of-registrations open at flaunt. Historical society a splash of mud. Sprinkle 8:30am race day. displays will be featured Racing, parking and in some grass, a handful of throughout the buildings to barriers and wrap everything spectators will all enter give onlookers an idea of in spandex. Yee haw, now at the WestMont entrance what early life was like in our you got a cyclocross race. located at Ridgeway drive, part of the country. HoliMont is hosting its 4th off route 242. There will annual HoliCX race October be a fun kid course free to 19, 2019 from 10am-3pm. all racers 8 and under. NO REQUIRED. So, if you like bikes and LICENSE are looking for a challenge, New this year: Open Bike sign up for this year’s Category (Mountain & Fat Cont. From Cover race. If you like to watch Bikes) other people suffer where Did I mention socks? The HoliMont at (716) 699-2320 heckling and cowbells are first 100 people to register or email: greg@holimont. not only allowed but also get a free pair of HoliMont com. encouraged, then mark your bicycle socks. For more information floor facing the alley at the For more information or on this event please visit back of the building. The calendar for October 19th. Registration details, if you would to set-up on HoliMont’s HoliCross Village Planner pointed out commercial district zoning times of events and other vendor row, please call Facebook event page. codes specify ground-floor units must be commercial with residential units on the floors above. 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be the home a new restaurant called West Rose. They set up for The Taste of Ellicottville, but will not be open until later this year. They won a category for their brisket during the Taste and are gearing up to serve a similar menu in their home restaurant called the Grange Community Kitchen in Hamburg, NY. They will have a wood fired oven in the kitchen and also items from the smoker. Another exciting addition to Ellicottville and its EVLution. McGee’s Books and Curiosities Another new business opening up soon on Washington Street in the building that housed Ameri-Can for the past few years and Red Door Ski Shop for decades, is McGee’s Books and Curiosities. The owners will be offering books and vinyl records and record players along with other “curiosities”. The books are gently used along with the vinyl and they are excited to open in the location as it has history in the family. Situated between the old M&T Bank and Dina’s, this new store will be interesting to visit for the lovers of books and music. Opening in the near future it will always be changing with new items on the shelves and curiosities to discover. The Ratchet Hatchet Across Washington Street in the old Dekdebrun building, another new establishment is arising: a new concept for Ellicottville - a lounge where patrons can throw hatchets at the targets for fun and competition. They will have a full bar with specialty cocktails and craft beer and a locally inspired menu. Unknown yet is the opening date of this new exciting place, but they will have a booth set up in front where they will take contact
information of those interested in learning more about it. The Ratchet Hatchet will have axe-throwing coaches to assist throwers in safety and technique. The owners say the Ratchet Hatchet will be a new twist on an old-age sport. Ellicottville Coffee Company The owner of Adventure Bound onthefly has set up a specialty coffee shop in their building amidst all the innovative outdoor gear they have to offer. They have comfortable seating and offer coffees from beans “you’ll never find on the grocery shelf”. Inspired by the passion of the small family-run coffee growers in Central and South America when traveling, the owners decided to bring the unique coffee flavors to Ellicottville. Another new addition to Washington Street next to the old Gin Mill building where it’s heard that The Ellicottville Brewing Company will be setting up a retail shop as well come 2020. Flowers off the Farm Flowers off the Farm are exactly what they sound like. A specialty flower-growing farm that caters to all occasions for the flowers needed. Already contracted with many weddings in the area Flowers off the Farm are showing great growth in the EVLution here. Their shop is located at 43 Bristol Lane which is by the bowling alley and Johnny Barber Shop. The reviews for the flowers they offer and supply are always top notch. They can be reached as well by calling 716.258.8655 or email at flowersoffthefarm@ gmail.com. Ellicottville is always changing. More and more changes every year. Hope you enjoy this year’s Fall Festival safely.
The actual official birthday, April 13, will be celebrated with a 200th by-invitationonly birthday party honoring the families of the original pioneers. Dawn Westfall, the head of the Town of Ellicottville Bicentennial committee suggests that If you are a member of a pioneer family, please go to the Historical society’s Facebook page for an application for a certificate which will be awarded at the party. Also, already on the schedule of events is the July 17-19 Olde Home Week when the descendants of the 154th Civil War regiment will hold their annual gathering at the Town Center. A parade is in the planning stages. A calendar still needs a few more advertisers. There’s talk of a possible concert, street dance, walking tours, farm-to-table dinners, and much more. Dawn invites anyone interested in participating in the planning process for these or any other activities to please come to the next planning meeting. Contact her at daylight398@ gmail.com for dates. A bicentennial whiskey is in the works thanks to the able talents of local distiller, Bryan Scharf and crew at Ellicottville Distillery on Robbins Road near Ashford. Thanks to some fancy sleuthing work on the part of Dawn Westfall, it turns out that spirits were distilled in
Ellicottville back in its earlier days. But, of course, right? Through a friend, she found a liquor bottle at the antique emporium in Salamanca. The bottle label, professing it contained “pure rye whiskey” held the name of ME Dinneen. Thanks to extensive research by Town Historian Dawn Westfall, we know that the Dinneen family patriarch was Michael who, in the 1880 census was said to “keep a liquor store.” This was likely part of the old “Union” block that was burned in February 1895, rebuilt in April, where he continued to advertise the bakery and grocery which sold everything from candy to whiskey. In the 1900 census his occupation was shown as “runs saloon and bakery.” It seems quite clear that Mr. Dineen paved the way for Mr. Scharf’s distilling enterprise in Ellicottville. It only seems fitting that a brew honoring Ellicottville once again grace the tables of our fine citizens. Hence, one will be offered in the near future from Ellicottville Distillery with its own unique label and taste. Now, it can’t be guaranteed to have the “medicinal” properties the label on the antique bottle purports, but it’s always good to have one handy in the house in case someone gets bitten by a snake! Ask about it at the Distillery - coming soon.
would allow the conversion of more of the downtown storefronts into residential. However, the Planner pointed out the ground floor at 8-10 Washington is broken up into several units. He wanted to know if the residential restriction applies to the entire ground floor or only to those units that face Washington Street. Board Chair Nancy Rogan pointed out since the unit is in the back of the building there would be no loss of storefront. She added the unit faces the alley and
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Ski Season House for Rent/Ellicottville. 3 bedrooms. Sleeps 10 comfortably. Fully furnished. 5 minute drive from slopes. Available December 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020. $4900 for season Whether Outside or In, Ellicottville is the Town to be In includes snowplowing. Call/Text 716-949-4233. Email dmskrzynski@hotmail.com. Shawn Abbott in the beer with some funk for your UNITS FOR RENT - Stone Cold Storage: 2- 10’ x 24 and 1- 10’x 48 w/2nd Floor. Inside By MouthSayTonrue garden from 7-11pm. This groove. st storage for Snowmobiles & Trailers. Anything you need inside. After May 1 . Call 716Knoxville native plays Balloons will have Black Gird your loins townies, 699-4752 country/folk/Rock originals Widow rockin the tent from Fall Fest is upon us. E’ville’s SEASONAL RENTALS - 2 & 3 Bdrm, fully furnished, in Village, 1 mi. from slopes starting and covers. Ask about cd’s. 1-3:30pm. They play dance answer to Octoberfest. at $5000.00. Email - rosiepeaks@hotmail.com • Phone - (905) 357-9163 or (905) 651-3342 We return to the Gin Mill covers from the 70’s till today. Thousands will make the SEASONAL RENTAL: Fully equipped, 3 bed, 2 bath, 1 mile to Holiday Valley, electric, gas,pilgrimage here for some fun for The Joe Wagner Band Family Soup is up next from dish tv, garbage, plowing, all included. $6,800 January 1st - April 1st (941-468-9149) and great deals on last years from 8-11pm. They play a 4-5:30pm. They are a power FOR LEASE: 1200 Sq’ ground floor unfinished village office space available immediately.ski equipment and a whole folk/roots/ blues/rock set of trio that plays a rock/ blues/ Full bathroom, many windows, covered patio, off street parking, $1200/ month. Potential forlot of music. Let’s see who’s covers from the 60’s-today. country set. Qwister follows Try one of the 26 daft beers from 6-7:30pm. They play playing where. more or less space can be negotiated. 37 Mill St. (716) 913-6707 Daryl E’ville’s never ending to accompany a delicious bar techno/alt/prog/rustbelt FOR RENT: CHALET WALK OUT UNIT. 2 BDRM. 2 BATH. Designed and built with weekend begins and ends food menu. reggae style music. Closing taste and elegance. Peaceful. Walking distance Village/HoliMont. Email villagewalk123@ in the same place, Thursday Around the corner at Villaggio out the bands, Darkwater gmail.com. Seasonal or longer. The Gin Mill hosts Two Guys Bryan Richards will perform will play from 8-10pm. This SKI SEASON RENTAL in Downtown Ellicottville. Brand-new Rock ’n Roll inspired Drinking Beer from 8-11pm. an acoustic set of covers, from highly popular Bradford band apartment with 2 parking spots in the heart of the village. Full kitchen, washer/dryer, cone- They play an eclectic set 9-12am, to accompany the plays an alt/progressive/mod shaped gas fireplace, diner booth, Jukebox, cocktail bar, WIFI, ROKU TV, Marilyn Monroe of folk/rock/country/ blues southern tiers best Italian food set of covers and originals. bedroom. Designed for romantic couple but has a murphy bed for guests. See our You Tube covers from the 60-90’s. The and a wonderful wine list. He Dj’s Snarski, Xcite and KT latest kitchen in town is open lists the Beatles, America, and Styles will alternate in the Video https://youtu.be/ZYIxrF8aWCI Call MJ @716-698-0357. $7,000 for the ski season Goo Goo Dolls as some of his sound booth inside from noon till 11pm weeknights. FOR RENT: Two-bedroom summer rental near Ellicottville Library. 510-7960 till 2am and Dj Xcite will In the Fall Fest spirit influences. SATURDAY: Holiday close it out in the tent fro 10FOR RENT: Cozy ski season rental 800 Sq. 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FRIDAY: Madigan’s is first The Cabana Bar will host till today with an emphasis out of the gate with XOXO longtime E’ville favorites, the on the doors. Wide Right will SELLING TAMARACK CLUB FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP. Unique one bedroom from 6-9pm. They play a pop/ Strangers, from 3-7pm. They follow them from 8-11pm. condo with murphy bed sleeps 6, valley side, for $69,000 FIRM. $15,000 BELOW last hip-hop/disco/top 40’s set play classic oldies from the They play dance covers and sold price for comparable unit. Unobstructed view. EXTRA XMAS WEEK 2018. Cash of very danceable music. Dj 70-90’s. female vocals based rock flow positive. info@playlongpoint.com (905) 407-7529. T Swift will rock out in the The EBC outdoor stage gets from the 80’s till today. FIREWOOD - Two years seasoned firewood for sale. $80 cord, pickup. Delivery available sound booth from 10-2am rolling with The Tim Britt Villaggio will host XOXO for extra charge. Call Paul at 716-474-6534. with some crunk to shake Band from 12:30-3:30pm. from 8-11pm. They play pop/ They play folk/funk/blues/ hip-hop/disco dance covers. your junk. FOR SALE: Seasoned Cherry Firewood, Call: 716-450-0836 or 716-560-8920 Back at Balloons Stick pop covers. Nerds Gone Try the nightly specials. ESTATE SALE: Sold the farm, 5823 Rt. 98 Great Valley, minutes from Ellicottville, loads of Tights will hit the tent stage Wild will follow with a crazy Magnifico! stuff, antiques, collectables, good working refrigerator, 3 point hitch single bottom plow, cedar, from 7-10:30pm. They play a stage show of pop/rock/disco SUNDAY: Holiday Valley back blade, old milk cans, ladders, misc. lumber, four good 17 inch tires. Friday 11th: 9-5. high-energy set of pop/mod/ covers from 4-7:30pm. Hit is first again with The Black Saturday 12th: 9-5 Sunday 13th: 12-3 classic rock covers. Dj’s K ‘N Run closes it out from and Blues Band from 12-4pm. T Styles and Jesterz will be 8-11pm. They play pop/mod/ These Buffalo musicians have bangin the indoor sound booth prog/classic covers. Inside the been playing the blues since from 6-2am and Dj Xcite will Brewpub MWA will play an Robert Johnson sold his soul. acoustic set of mod/hip-hop/ The Cabana Bar will host CBS LAWN AND LANDSCAPING: Services available: Lawn and reseeding, leaves, rock the tent from 10-2am. tree and limb removal, beds and mulch and lawn rolling, hedge trimming, brush hogging Over on Mill St Finnerty’s party rock covers from 3-6pm. Mid Life Crisis from 3-7pm. will host Queen City Lights Madigan’s is next with The They play a set of rock/dace/ and lawn mowing. Call 716-244-7173: CBS Lawn and Landscaping. Fully insured. from 7-11pm. They play Knight Crew from 1-5pm. party music. Hang in the fall PROFESSIONAL & RELIABLE SNOWPLOWING: Seasonal rates available at a classic rock/R&B/pop covers. According to their timeline splendor and enjoy a sparkling discount. Eville/Mansfield/Salamanca/Great Valley. 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The 7th annual W.I.L.M.A. (We Invite Local Manufacturers & Artisans) will be held at the Cattaraugus County Fairgrounds next weekend, October 19-20th, 2019. What is WILMA Woolly Bear Weekend? It is so much more than your average craft show! All vendors participating in the event are business owners, manufacturers, artisans or crafters from Cattaraugus County. WILMA is a familyoriented event that includes items handmade or manufactured in
Cattaraugus County by local artisans and manufacturers. This event was created to help promote shop local, buy local, just in time for the holiday season. Although free to the public, businesses pay a minimal registration fee that is then used towards door prizes in the form of WILMA bucks. The first 50 people to arrive on Saturday will receive $5 in WILMA bucks and the first 25 people on Sunday will as well. On Saturday at 4pm there will be 3 WILMA bucks drawings, one for $75, and another for $50 and the final drawing for $25. You
won’t want to miss it! Many special events are planned throughout the weekend including a winter weather prediction by “WILMA” the Woolly Bear Caterpillar ... you may even get to hold her! There will be Chinese Auction Raffles, cider, donuts and much, much more! This event will be held rain or shine as it is indoors. It will take place in Little Valley, NY at the Cattaraugus County Fairgrounds. Vendors will be available on Saturday, October 19th from 10am5pm and Sunday, October 20th from 11am-3pm. Door prizes!! FREE admission! Woolly Bears! Come see the woolly bear caterpillars! Apply to be a WILMA Vendor Download a Vendor Application. Please email Deb at deborahmiller@ cattco.org or call 716-9382318 For more information on this event please visit the W.I.L.M.A Facebook event page.
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Balloons is back inside on the main stage with The Charlie Wheeler Band from 4-8pm. This Pennsylvania native plays a blues and blues based rock set of originals and covers. Ask about cd’s. Finnerty’s, being the self proclaimed Bills headquarters, will be rockin the game and following the Bills victory, The Rig takes the stage from noon till 3:30opm and Strictly Hip will rock the house from 5-8pm. This Tragically Hip tribute band is an, if you can only see one band this weekend, show. After taking a night off The Gin Mill returns with Two Guys Drinking Beer from
8-11pm, (see Thursday). The kitchen is open till midnight, weekends, if you have the late night munchies and there’s those 26draughts to wash it down. As I said, we end where we started at the Gin Mill from 8-11pm for Wagner, Winston, wing, Wednesday. A 35-year tradition. 75-cent wings and 26 drafts accompanied by some folk/roots/country/ Americana style music. I hope you get your fill of music this weekend and tell your friends about how much fun this little town is and as you go through life please, ALWAYS SUPPORT LIVE MUIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Letter To The Community From The Committee
As Ellicottville readies itself to host it’s largest Festival of the year, we would like to let you know what we have been working on. The Special Events committee, Ellicottville Police Dept, Catt Co. Sheriff’s Dept, NY State Police, EVL Fire Dept., Village and Town Boards, Code enforcement, DPW, Chamber of Commerce, NYS DOT, along with input from local residents, merchants and bar owners have been working diligently since November of 2012 on ways to improve Fall Festival as we know it. ZERO TOLERANCE is the LAW and will be strictly enforced. This means absolutely no alcohol is allowed on village streets. You will not be allowed to leave an establishment or private property, walk to, from or within the village with open containers. Drink it or leave it. Public intoxication and disorderly conduct will not be tolerated. NOISE LEVELS have been addressed with the local bars and beer tents. Outdoor live music will end at 11pm; quieter, background music will be permitted until midnight, in accordance with the local sound level ordinance. Private homes are also be obligated to obey this law. PARKING: We strongly encourage carpooling, use
of shuttles or walk! Space is limited and illegally parked vehicles (including motorcycles) will be ticketed and towed. Fire lanes, hydrants, and sidewalks are not to be blocked. Observe all temporary and regular no parking signs. Remember that flagmen for private lots are not allowed in the streets. Note that illegally parked vehicles on private property are the landowners responsibility. BUSES: Hired bus drop and pick up site will be located at the DPW building on Mill & Martha Street. Parking for buses is on RTE 219, beyond Holiday Valley Rd at the old driving range site. Buses will NOT be allowed to load or unload elsewhere. Bus lines will be notified of open container law, and are expected to adhere. SHUTTLE SERVICE: Daytime loading site at Jefferson St & Martha St. Sat & Sun 10 am – 7 pm Evening site is at the New M&T Bank parking lot 7pm to 3 am, 7pm to midnight on Sunday The shuttle destinations are to most of the condos between the Village and Holiday Valley all other destinations will require the taxi service, Uber etc. Taxi Call: 375-TAXI, (Lyft & Uber), call in advance as they can be very busy. POLICE WILL NOT GIVE YOU A RIDE!
REST ROOMS: There will be plenty of port-ojohns provided throughout the festival area, they are cleaned routinely, use them! Public urination is against the law and violators will be prosecuted. EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID LOCATION: Sheriff and First Aid trailers will be located on Washington St. across from Katy’s Cafe and Madigan’s. CELL SERVICE: Have a plan if the towers go down. Know where to meet if you are separated. VENDORS: Must display vendor & health dept. permits on tents and must park in the designated lots provided to you by the Chamber. Sandwich boards, tables/ chairs, merchandise, will not be allowed on sidewalks & tree lawns as to keep open to line of site for emergency personnel. Vendors are responsible for removal of their trash. Help make Fall Festival safe and enjoyable, if you see something illegal, report it, if you see a mess, clean it up. Play by the rules, the future of Fall Fest depends on it. Sincerely, Special Events Committee Ellicottville Village and Town Boards Local, County and State Police Dept’s Ellicottville Fire Dept. Ellicottville Chamber of Commerce
Slow Down Notice
IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE TOWN OF ELLICOTTVILLE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT: The Highway Department would like to remind all drivers to SLOW DOWN in Work Zones! Road Work is underway and many drivers are not slowing down and the results could be tragic. Please respect the law and the well being of the workers who may be your neighbors and friends. Thank you!
Recognizing Local Manufacturers & Artisans
SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM COST: $50.00 6 months, $85.00 1 year
The Facts About Fall Fest
Cont. From Page 9 Abbott (see Friday) from noon till 3pm and then Business Time will follow from 3:306:30pm. They play a funk/alt/ hip-hop/alt set of covers. Both will be on the outdoor stage. Madigan’s will have Tony DeRosa partying on the deck playing acoustic covers from 1-5pm. Foosball and pool tables are available for some bar Olympics and the A-team will whip you up a slushee drink.
Ellicottville’s Fall Festival : October 12th - 13th, 2019 : Town of Ellicottville
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Volume 14 ~ Issue 42
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“Your Home” Guide
LifeStyles & Leisure
Architectural Spotlight of Ellicottville Vermont Log Home with Abundance
7349 Kent Rd, Mansfield
MLS# B1218915
$450,000
Nestled at the end of a private lane, your own nature preserve awaits on 6 acres, with more acreage available! A charming Vermont log home that also includes a gardener’s shed, storage shed and newer 40 x 28 ft. heated barn with a luxury apartment on the second level. It’s the perfect retreat for a multi-generational family or the investor that wants to help pay for that vacation spot. Located minutes from Ellicottville and its four season attractions, the home and acreage has been painstakingly designed and maintained with numerous outdoor seating areas, newer kitchen with granite, new stainless appliances throughout, finished basement, cedar walk-in closet, central air for home and barn, hard wired home generator, windows galore to enjoy your surroundings, a gas fireplace in the apartment, new cable services including high speed internet, hot water tank and 200 ft. well, exterior lighting, buried utilities - just to name a few of the features you will want to note! Make a point to see this property with its abundant wildlife and seclusion. Call Amy DeTine with ERA Team VP and HoliMont Realty ERA at 716-583-3769.
Courtney Ziolkowski Branch Manager
Thursday, October 17, 2019 9am - 4pm 54 Washington Street Ellicottville, NY 14731
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Architectural Spotlight
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Location, Location, Location!
30 Adams St., Ellicottville MLS#B1228935 $521,000
The perfect location to walk to ski slopes at HoliMont & Village of Ellicottville to dine/ shop/ and nightlife. Private, tree-lined setting with loads of parking space. Enter spacious foyer- to the left is main living area with stone fireplace that is focal point of open concept living, dining & kitchen areas. 1st floor guest room. 2nd floor has spacious bedroom and loft area for more sleeping. To the right of the foyer is a separate living area with kitchenette, living room, full bath and 3 bedrooms. Both sides have decks. Rent one side for income. Attached 1 car garage with storage & outside ski closet. Fully furnished, very well maintained. Square footage from seller reflects addition that is not in tax records. Natural gas to the grill. Beautiful yard. Canada post & beam construction. Contact Cathleen Pritchard, Assoc. Real Estate Broker, ERA Team VP Real Estate and HoliMont Realty. Cell: 716-983-4234. E: cathy@ teampritchard.com Visit: www.TeamPritchard.com
Fall Festival 5K Run : October 12th, 2019 : Holiday Valley Resort
Fall Festival Mountain Bike Race : October 13th, 2019 : Holiday Valley Resort
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Architectural Spotlight of Ellicottville 6084 Rte. 219 S. Ellicottville, NY 14731 716-699-2000
Charming Owner’s Residence with Additional Home with Three Seasonal Rentals in the Heart of Ellicottville
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“CLIENT FOCUSED, RESULTS DRIVEN!”
6084 Rte. 219 S. Ellicottville, NY 14731 716-699-2000
DAVID A. BLANCHARD, GRI, ASSOC. BROKER
6084 Rte. 219 S. Ellicottville, NY
Office: 716/699-3941 • SELL: 716/474-7024 dblanchard@holidayvalley.com
DAV E ’S FA LL F E S T D E A LS !! WALK TO SLOPES
VIEWS OF HOLIDAY VALLEY
DEISREABLE LOCATION
NEW PRICE!
NEW PRICE!
NEW LISTING!
6663 RTE 219
6625 THISTLE ROAD
32 HOLIMONT DRIVE
Newly furnished, updated 4 bed, 3.5 bath log home. Covered front porch w/ views of pond. More land available 299,900
Overlooking Holiday Valley, 4 bed, 3 bath, new furniture, new appliances, climate controlled hot tub room $489,000
Ski-in/Ski-out retreat, 5 bedroom, 4.5 bth, multi-level to entertain entire family. Rec room w/ walk-out to hot tub. $579,000 SECULDED & PRIVATE
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NEW PRICE
37 Jefferson Street MLS# B1218866 $799,000
7286 BIBBS RD
18 Trinity Place, Buffalo, NY 14201
716-847-1100
Serving Western New York’s Commercial & Residential Real Estate Needs Since 1925
6 Greer Hill Drive, Ellicottville
6851 Leslie Drive, Ellicottville
PRIVATE LOCATION
7145 RTE 242
Timber peg 5 bed, 4.5 bath home, open post/beam, open concept, chef’s kit w/ commercial appliances, wine cellar, furnished $649,000
Jump on Greer slope, short walk to village from this 10 bed, 5.5 bath chalet. Plenty of room , garage, and storage $699,900 MINUTES FROM VILLAGE
SLOPE VIEWS
5 bd, 3 ba on 22+ acres adjoining HoliMont Ski Area. Development potential. Furninshing negotiable. $299,999
6484 WATSON HILL
18 GREER HILL
Custom built chalet, 6 beds, 3.5 bath, separate living areas to entertain, 2 car garage w/ heated 2nd level $895,000
This home features a wonderful setup with rear owner’s location and guest quarters. Front building has 3 apartments for seasonal rentals. There is plenty of parking with the convenience of a short walk to downtown amenities. Each unit is delightfully furnished. Come take a look today! For more info visit 37Jeffersonevill.com. Call Joany Klopp Bund, GRI, Sales Manager/Associate Broker at Holiday Valley Realty Company Inc, 716-969-2156.
6044 SUGARTOWN ROAD
HEART OF VILLAGE
MOVE RIGHT IN
7125 KENT ROAD
6926 RIDGE ROAD
45 MARTHA STREET
Modern 4+ bed, 3 full bath, furnished A-Frame Chalet just south of town w/slope views of Holiday Valley. $359,900
Log home minutes from village. Open concept w/ newer appliances. Furnished 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath. $299,700
3 bd, 1.5 bath renovated, furnished home w/2 car garage 5 minutes to Ellicottville. New roof, windows & siding. $114,900
Home w/ 2 conjoining units, 7 beds, 5.5 bath, finished basements. Furnished and move in ready! $479,900
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SLOPE VIEWS
GREAT RENTAL POTENTIAL
SKI IN - SKI OUT
HEART OF VILLAGE
OPEN SATURDAY 11-1 8 ABBEY LANE
Call Jamie Vaarwerk
$749,900
Licensed Associate Broker Sales & Vacation Rentals
716-863-2719
EVL Halloween Half Marathon & 5K : October 26th, 2019 : Village of Ellicottville
6 THE WOODS
Immaculate1bd,1bthgroundlevelendfurnished studio/loft w/many upgrades. Great rental potential, sleeps 6. $124,900
Walk to the Sunset chair at Holimont from this 3 bed, 2 bath unit w/newer appliances &granite counters. $284,900
SLOPESIDE VIEW
PRIVATE VIEWS
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ALL THE AMENITIES
FURNISHED STUDIO
UNDER CONTRACT
439 TAMARACK
3 7266 POVERTY HILL
325 TAMARACK
3 WILDFLOWER
2 bed, 2 bath unit with great views. Use of amenities year round, personal ski locker, & low maintenance! $99,900
Newer built cedar chalet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. WBFP accents log cathedral ceiling. Wrap around deck w/ private views! $339,900
Only 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath unit available. Ski in- ski out with great slope views from the fourth floor. Year-round ammenities. $169,000
One bd, one bath unit sleeps four. Good rental history with all the ammenities. $57,500
1 bed, 1 bath well maintained studio unit with front slope view and short walk to slopes or village. $89,900
SKI-IN, SKI-OUT
WESTMONT DEVELOPMENT
DUPLEX CAPABILITIES
6+ ACRES TO DREAM
23 ACRES WITH POND
D304 SNOWPINE
MLS#B1216621
13 WILDFLOWER
3 bed, 2 bath townhome with slope views. Short walk to the village. Being sold furnished. $299,700
Well cared for two bedroom condo on the slopes at Holiday Valley. WBFP and many updates. $127,500
$789,000
9 MOUNTAINVIEW
3 bd, 2 ba end unit with/private setting and views of Wesmont area and Sunset slope. $248,800
309-311 TAMARACK
MLS#B1229629
119 THE WOODS
3 bd, 2 ba end unit with garage, central AC and air exchange program. Short walk to Village. $429,000
LOT 2 DUBLIN ROAD
6877 SPRINGS ROAD
7025 FRESH TRACKS
6.41 acres with natural gas, large pond and culvert to access land only minutes from Ellicottville. $34,900
Duplex possibilities w/great views of HoliMont slopes in upscale neighborhood. Priced below assessed value. $47,500
.45 Acres - Best priced lot in new Wesmont development. Priced way below assessed value. $88,800
0 RTE 219
A great opportunity for a development just outside the Village of Ellicottville or build your own dream home. $195,000
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Architectural Spotlight Of Ellicottville
Privacy & Seclusion
Beautifully Updated Home
ACREAGE SKI IN/OUT BUILDING LOT!
SLOPE VIEWS AT HOLIDAY VALLEY!
26 ACRES!
Starting at…$79,900
MLS#B490583 ...$86,900
MLS#B1175530…$125,000
MLS#B495100…$142,900
10 ACRES!
NEW PRICE!
HEART OF THE VILLAGE!
END UNIT!
MLS#B1209681... $279,900
MLS#B1227744...$289,900
MLS#B1151432…$289,900
MLS#B1172273…$299,900
FULLY FURNISHED!
SLOPE VIEWS!
LOG HOME ON 3+ ACRES!
26 ACRES & POND!
ALMOST 5 ACRES!
TURNKEYVILLAGE RESTAURANT!
MLS#B1215020...$349,900
MLS#B1187508…$349,900
MLS#B1165888…$429,900
MLS#B1223967…$499,900
MLS#B1194446...$499,900
MLS#B1038615...$799,900
Select from these 4 lots between 7 and 9+ acres or buy it all. Mostly wooded. Only 2 miles to town.
7160 Kent Road, Ellicottville
MLS# Bi223967 $499,900
New price! Privacy and seclusion is yours in this sprawling 4+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath contemporary style home on 26 open and wooded acres. The family room boasts a fireplace and bar area, perfect for entertaining. Plan your gatherings for the open kitchen, dining and living room. Step outside onto the deck from this level. The large master suite features a sitting or exercise room. The other spaces are a music room, an office, plus an upper loft. Stock up the wine cellar. The heated garage has a utility sink. The 45’ X 30’ detached barn/garage is ideal to store your equipment and toys. Whatever your hobbies, appreciate nature’s beauty here. The stocked pond is a great place to relax. Another 11 acres with a second pond is available furnishings are negotiable. Only 3 miles to Ellicottville. Call/Text Tina J. Dillon, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson at Howard Hanna Real Estate Services 716-474-5646. 6164 Cotter Rd. Ellicottville, NY MLS#B1195366 $360,000
Beautiful Timber Frame on 4+ Acres
Beautifully updated home on a large 5+ acre lot in Ellicottville. New flooring, paint and appliances in this home. Move in ready. Full finished basement for added living space and storage. Large kitchen with granite counter tops and a formal dining room for all your friends and family to enjoy. Beautiful master suite on the second floor with three more bedrooms. Must see, short drive to Village of Ellicottville. Call today! Includes a home warranty! Call Rick Jackson, Lic RE Salesperson at Howard Hanna Real Estate Services (716) 801-0967
HOTEL WESTGATE
MLS#B1196314... $249,900
New price! Roomy 3+ bedroom, Uniquely designed 4+ bedroom, Walk to town from this furnished Slope views & walk to town from 2-1/2 bath part furnished chalet 4+ bedroom, 2 bath home w/ brick this mostly furnished 3+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath ranch w/ fam rm, att fp, fam rm, mud/ski rm, patio. w/ stone fp, att garage, hot tub. 2-1/2 bath TH w/ fam rm, fp, deck. garage, det barn/workshop.
Scenic views surround this furOnly 1 mile to slopes is this fur- End of the road location is this 3+ Secluded & mostly furnished 4+ Mostly furnished 3+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath Timber frame home w/ bedroom, 3-1/2 bath home nished 3 bedroom, plus loft, 3 bath nished 4+ bedroom, 2 bath chalet bedroom, 2-1/2 bath log home w/ fp, fam rm, deck. w/ sun rm, deck, det garage. w/ fam rm, bar, fp, garage, barn. fp, fam rm, radiant heat, garage. home w/ fp, lg fam rm, deck.
LAKEFRONT ESTATE!
Fully furnished custom built 6+ bedrooms, 5-1/2 bath home w/ fam rm, deck, patio, garage aptmt.
MLS#B1206953…$2,250,000
CALL/TEXT TURN-KEY RESTAURANT! TINA One of the most popular restau716-474-5646. rants in down-town Ellicottville. MLS#B1038615…$819,900
Beautifully designed 3+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath timber frame home on almost 5 acres only 2 miles to downtown Ellicottville. The soaring cathedral ceilings and Douglas Fir timbers accentuate the first floor living space. The Black Walnut accents add to the warmth and ambiance of this contemporary style chalet. The kitchen features a counter bar plus a morning room style eating area. The dining room provides additional entertaining space. The first floor also offers a roomy master suite. The lower level gives you two more bedrooms, a second full bath room, as well as the family room. There is radiant heat flooring on both levels with air recycle and air cleaner system. Hardi Plank Exterior Siding allows for easy maintenance. Park your cars in the attached garage. Wooded lot, plus slope views.
New on the Market 3+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home w/ att garage on 1 acre just North of the Village.
MLS#B1227689…$229,900
ALMOST 5 ACRES!
Off the beaten path is this spacious 5+ bedroom, 2-1/2 bath home w/ fp, fam rm, det heated garage.
MLS#B1149729…$275,000
Well established 125 seat downtown restaurant w/ 2 bars, room to expand, paved parking.
PENDING SALE!
MLS#B1215007…$349,900
PENDING SALE!
MLS#B1186719…$389,900
TURNING YOUR DREAMS INTO YOUR NEXT ADDRESS! I WILL HELP YOU GET THERE! CALL/TEXT ME TODAY!! 2018 #1 Agent Listings & #1 Agent Units Sold
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Open House October 12th & 13th - 1pm to 3pm
34 Washington St. • 716-699-4695 • www.howardhanna.com
For Sale By Owner
Turnkey/Fully Furnished 4 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms All Original: Bell Tower w/ Ringing Bell, Globe Lighting, Hardwood Floors, WainsWcotting, and Stained Glass Windows Vaulted Ceilings Master with En Suite Bunk Room 2 Lofts Radiant Floor Heating Gas/Wood Burning Stove Chef ’s Kitchen w/ Wolf Stove, Bosch Dishwasher, and Sub-Zero Fridge Wine/Beer Fridge 3900 Sq ft Taxes - $4,741.96
PENDING SALE!
MLS#B1169131…$194,900
Lic. Real Estate Sales Assoc.
Call/Text Tina J. Dillon, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson at Howard Hanna Real Estate Services 716-474-5646.
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PENDING SALE!
MLS#B1222077…$189,900
Tina Dillon
6652 Plum Creek, Ellicottville MLS# B1194446 $499,900
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A Unique Boutique Hotel with a variety of well-appointed rooms in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere with a variety of amenities.
END UNIT!
Be ready for ski season in this furnished 4 bedroom, 2 bath TH w/ fp, deck, ski storage.
Relax and enjoy the amenities at Build your dream home on this Build your next home on this Just over the hill is this vintage 4 the Tamarack Club from either 1/2 acre ski in/out lot at 1/2 acre municipally serviced bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Colonial w/ sun rm, garage, barn. of these 1+ bedroom units. HoliMont’s newest area-Westmont. lot overlooking the upper area.
YOU COULD BE HERE!
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Located • 1/2 mile from Seneca Allegany Casino • Minutes from Allegany State Park • 20 Minutes from Ellicottville, NY
AWESOME VIEWS!
AT HOLIDAY VALLEY!
STARTING AT $35,000
H a p p y Fa l l Fe s t i v a l & A H a p p y T h a n k s g i v i n g t o o u r C a n a d i a n Fr i e n d s & C l i e n t s ! Shawn Manley
- 1st Priority Mortgage 716-651-5626
Sandy Goode Lic. R.E. Assoc. Broker, Mgr
OPEN HOUSE • Sat 11am-1PM
6940 Rte 242 Ellicottville 3 bedrm & 2 ½ bath spacious home on 3 acres near Holimont! Fireplace, attached garage, mudrm. Wrap-‘round deck.
Contact: Patrice Wylie patricewylie@gmail.com 716-998-3219 This Immaculately renovated 1850’s Church is now a beautiful single family home. Walk to Village of Ellicottville restaurants and shops or Holimont Cascade chairlift. All the charm of yesteryear with the modern conveniences of today. The home boasts soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and chef ’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances. A must see!
MLS#B1197257…$290,000
Tina Dillon
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
Jennifer Glatz Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
Andree McRae
4 bedrm, 3 bath on private acre+ wooded yard. 3 car garage, partially fin basement, room for everyone! Minutes from Village
MLS#B1227792…$250,000
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
Lic. R.E. Assoc. Broker
OPEN HOUSE • Sat 10am-12PM OPEN HOUSE • Sat 10am-12PM
6717 Rte 219 Ellicottville
Rick Jackson
• 21 Renovated Guest rooms • Free Wireless Internet • Continental Breakfast • ADA Accessible • 75 Channels with HBO • Friendly Staff • Convenient Location
4 bedrm, 3 bath townhome in great location! Walk to Village, dog park, Arboretum. Completely furnished!
MLS#B1171339…$234,900
Great Valley 14.9 acres of property just 3.5 miles from Village of Ellicottville. Located in E’ville Sch. Dist. w great cell service!
MLS#B1113879…$29,900
734 Broad Street, Salamanca, NY 14779 1.888.704.1401 • 1.716.945.1807 www.hotelwestgatesalamanca.com
Fall Festival 5K Run : October 12th, 2019 : Holiday Valley Resort
Franklinville 2 bedrm, 1 bath on 5.85 acres! 2 story barn/garage and bathhouse. Beautiful views! Large porch & full RV hookup.
MLS#B1186841…$99,000
7 BR, 7 bath home. Bonus Studio apt w/ 1 ½ baths. Cottage w/bath & kitchenette. Hot tub, pool, fenced yard.
MLS#B1030444…$599,900
Great Valley 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Duckville Park! Located just minutes from Holiday Valley, Casino andAllegany State Park!
MLS#B1224244…$39,900
Franklinville 3 bedrm, 1 ½ bath split level. Large lot with in-ground heated pool. Sun room and beautiful yard!
MLS#B1197215…$159,900
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
OPEN HOUSE • Sun 11am-1PM
1 & 8 Arlington Arms Ellicottville
6734 Maples Ellicottville
#92 The Woods Ellicottville
3 bedrm, 2 ½ bath in Village! Brick walls, custom design, 2 parking spaces, courtyard w/hot tub.
3 bedrm, 2 bath complete new build! All updated! Stainless steel appliances. Great views, close to the Village!
MLS#B1169724…$295,000
MLS#B116628…$239,900
$895,000
Ellicottville
Lic. Real Estate Salesperson
Beverly Spross
OPEN HOUSE • Sun 11am-1PM
FOR LEASE
Ellicottville
Caitlin Croft
Ellicottville Ski in/ ski out at Holiday Valley! 1 bedrm, 1 bath w/ rental potential! Mins from all Ellicottville has to offer! Call for showing!
MLS#B1138452…$74,900
Great Valley 2 bedrm, 1 full bath in great location betweenAllegany State Park and Ellicottville. Priced to sell! Must see today!
MLS#B1214422…$29,900
Randolph Large lot with 24x30 garage/barn! 3 bedrm, 2 bath well maintained home with new deck! Many updates!
MLS#B1218905…$270,000
Ellicottville
Office spaces for lease starting at $1,250 / mo. Call for showing!
MLS#B1175723 MLS# B1107634
Salamanca
COMMERCIALOPPORTUNITY! 2 bedrm, 1 bath home has much potential for investment property. Great location for business!
MLS#B1213994…$83,900
Ashford
3 bedrm, 2 full bath on 17+ acres! Tastefully upgraded, paint, flooring & more. Beautiful deck & 3 car garage w/ rented studio.
MLS#B1216026…$375,000
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Fall Festival Mountain Bike Race : October 13th, 2019 : Holiday Valley Resort
Page B-8 ~ The Villager ~ October 10th - October 16th, 2019
2019 Ellicott ville Fall Festival Enter tainment Lineup
Unique Eats of Ellicottville
BEER GARDEN SHAUN ABBOTT • 7-11 PM
THE JOE WAGNER BAND 8-11 PM
STICK TIGHTS • 7-10:30 PM QUEEN CITY LIGHTS 7-11 PM
DJ’S K T STYLES & JESTERZ (Indoor Sound Booth)) 6-2 (AM
XOXO • 6-9 PM DJ T SWIFT • 10-2 AM
DJ EXITE (Tent) • 10-2 AM
Saturday, October 12th
BLACK WIDOW • 1-3:30 PM FAMILY SOUP • 4-5:30 PM QUISTER • 6-7:30 PM
DARKWATER DUO • 8-10 PM ALTERNATING DJS • 12-2 AM (In The Soundbooth)
BEER GARDEN TIM BRITT BAND • 12:30-3:30 PM BEER GARDEN NERDS GONE WILD • 4-7:30 PM BEER GARDEN HIT & RUN • 8-11 PM
DJ TANNER • 10-2 AM
Monroe Street Brick and Brew Monroe Street Brick and Brew: Surprisingly, manager Sandy Dill says their Honey Garlic Chicken Wings are their unique eat. The pizza parlor has carved out a niche for itself in the EVL pizza scene, but the Honey Garlic Wings are truly a unique item. Forget those deep-fried gloppy what’sits; these wings are baked in a cast-iron skillet in the rotating 600-degree brick oven. The high heat makes the wings develop a satisfyingly crunchy exterior. Drizzled with the custom Honey Garlic sauce, these wings take flight.
MO PORTER • 4-7:30 PM WIDE RIGHT • 8-11 PM
BEER GARDEN BUSINESS TIME • 3:30-6:30 PM
2 GUYS DRINKING BEER • 8-11 PM
CHARLIE WHEELER BAND • 4-8 PM
based wings, including Thai Chili, Hot BBQ, and Sweet N’ Spicy Sesame. I’m told the Falafel Sliders are really good, but the real standout is the Vegan Veggie Buffalo Wrap (pictured). Their vegan wings are rolled in a tomato wrap with lettuce, tomatoes, onion, jalapeno, and your choice of sauce. It is served with a side of Sweet Potatoe Fries. AtGin Mill: “They’re really, really great.” That’s Maribeth Rick describing their Beef on Weck my first bite, I thought, “waitsandwich that has become a mainstay of their menu. Since making the move to their new a minute; this is chicken.”location, Gin Mill has been piling in their old regulars and adding new customers. And the Nope, fooled me. It was reallyBeef on Weck is a part of that popularity. As well as it should be, the sandwich is piled great. If you have any doubtshigh with tender cooked roast beef and stuffed into a Kummelweck roll that has just the right about the future of plant-basedamount of Kosher salt on top. It’s served with au jus and horseradish on the side. Maribeth is meats, try these. Oh, and theright.(Photo on cover.) meat-based burgers are great too.
Balloons: You can always count on Balloons to be ahead of the curve; they were practically the first to introduce Buffalo Wings
to EVL. Now they are bringing it with vegetarian and vegan appetizers and entrees. They have the full range of Buffalo-style plant-
Finnerty’s Tap Room
Katy’s Cafe
TONY DEROSA • 1-5 PM
TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN BLACK & BLUES BAND • 12-4 PM CABANA BAR MID LIFE CRISIS • 3-7 PM
THE RIG • 12-3:30 PM STRICTLY HIP • 5-8 PM
Villaggio: Described by owner Nick Pitillo as Italian casual, this Monroe Street eatery has some of the best food in town. Their Risotto Bites appetizer has become the stuff of local legend. It’s their Risotto stuffed into a Banana Pepper, coated with more Risotto and deep-fried. They put the yum in yummy. I tried the Short Rib Gnocchi (pictured), a savory mélange of fall-off-thebone tender beef short ribs, wild mushrooms, braised in Espresso, and served over the house-made Gnocchi. Truly amazing.
Gin Mill
CABANA BAR THE STRANGERS 3-7 PM
Sunday, October 13th BEER GARDEN SHAUN ABBOTT • 12-3 PM
Villaggio
Balloon’s Bar & Restaurant
TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN TOMMY Z BAND 12-4 PM XOXO • 8-11 PM
Cupcaked: No one can survive on entrees alone; a person has to have dessert sometime: think breakfast. This newer Ellicottville business is baking up some of the cleverest, sweetest treats you’ll find anywhere. Owner Anne Coe is the creative genius behind their Peanut Butter and Oreo Chocolate Truffles, Pie Sickles, Brownies, and gluten-free desserts. Then there’s the plethora of imaginative cupcakes: MapleBacon, Banana Split, Almond Raspberry, Chocolate CreamCheese. Her Chocolate Mousse cup won Taste of Ellicottville last year, and I couldn’t resist trying it. Oh my! Creamy smooth chocolate mousse with crushed Oreos on the bottom. Hold me back!
Public House: Two years ago, Public House won the best entrée at the Taste of Ellicottville. The winning entrée is still on the menu: Scallops with Bacon Jam. Served on a bed of Risotto and topped with a house-made Bacon Jam, the Scallops are mouth melting tender, and the Bacon Jam adds a touch of sweet-salty tang. Add a bit of creamy Risotto, and your taste buds have never had it so good. Also outstanding are the Beer Clams. The briny clams are set off by the hoppy beer they are boiled in. Add a jalapeno kick on top of it all, and these clams are as happy as - well, a clam.
INSIDE MWA • 3-6 PM
THE KNIGHT CREW • 1-5 PM
Cupcaked
Public House
Friday, October 11th
BRYAN RICHARDS 9-12 AM
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Finnerty’s Tap Room: This year, Finnerty’s won Buffalo’s Meatball Street Brawl for People’s Choice Freestyle Meatball for their Ruben Meatball. It’s an unusual choice; basically, a Ruben sandwich rolled into a meatball. “It’s everything you have in a Ruben sandwich; the corned beef, the sauerkraut, the bread, and the parmesan cheese,” owner Billy Finnerty tells me. Now a regular part of their catering menu, the meatball isn’t yet a standalone full-time entree. But it shows up as a slider appetizer and makes up their Ruben Rolls with sauerkraut.
Katy’s Cafe: If you’ve ever been to Taste of Ellicottville, you would have seen one of the longest lines is in front of Katy’s. They were lined up for Katy’s Blue Mushroom Soup, a savory collation of Blue Cheese, Mushrooms, Bacon, and Cream. “Everyone loves it,” says Katy without a hint of braggadocio. Alas, it only appears on her menu from time to time, and Katy has a list of people she has to call when she makes a batch. Do yourself a favor and get on that list. BTW, she’s made a batch for Fall Fest.
Steelbound Brewery and Distillery Steelbound Brewery and Distillery: Steelbound popped up on the Gastropub scene about five years ago, and with 30-some in-house brews on tap, they’ve become well established in the WNY microbrew zeitgeist. They’ve taken a unique approach in mashing up their brewery and distillery brews with their food. As owner Bill Bursee likes to say, “Our kitchen is as creative as our brewery.” Either the beer or whiskey or some of the hops are infused in just about everything on the menu: from the hamburgers that include Porter braised onions to the brick oven pizzas with hop-infused red and green peppers. Their redolent entrees include Beer Braised Short-Ribs and Beer-
Dina’s
Dina’s: As Ellicottville’s high-end restaurant, Dina’s serves up the kind of cuisine you would expect to find along Fifth Avenue in New York City. Now they are taking the Farm to Table movement to heart by concentrating on really fresh ingredients: vegetables, lettuce, fish, and meats. They have teamed up with Produce Peddlers who supplies them with locally grown produce; often picked within 24 hours of being served. In addition, they are buying prime cuts of Tenderloin, Strip Steaks whole Big Eye Tuna, and Salmon, and cutting them to serving size in the kitchen. As proof, they serve me a salad with fresh Romaine, Carrots, Asparagus, and Red Peppers. You can’t get much fresher than this. (Photo on cover.) Can Chicken. But the FishFry is where the beer/food combination really swims. Their whiskey is mixed into the cornmeal-based coating over Haddock and deepfried. The result is an extra
crispy coating with definite whiskey notes adding a bit of smokiness to the fish. For some wings with real distinction, try the Blueberry Barbeque sauced wings with a hint of jalapeno.
Silver Fox Steakhouse
Silver Fox: Ellicottville’s premier steak house was established by Mike Nickolson and his father, Gerry. Mike admits to being “a little old school” in terms of décor and menu. But, when you enjoy one of their dry-aged prime steaks, you’ll understand. Sometimes the old ways are the best ways. They feature their Love Me Tender Love Me Blue dinner. It’s a mouth watering combination of two four-ounce pan-seared tenderloins on a bed of mashed potatoes. They are topped with Maytag Blue Cheese and drizzled with a Veal Demi-glaze and crowned with a spring of Rosemary. Alas, your correspondent wasn’t allowed to sample this one, but Mike tells me it’s one of their best-sellers.
Bike, Burritos & Brew Bike, Burritos and Brew: The Village’s most unique business; this bike shop and burrito restaurant in one (formally Bike and Bean), was voted best cheap eats in a ski town by readers of Ski
Magazine. They’ve established a new shop on Martha Street, just outside downtown. (Go south on Monroe to Martha and turn left.) You’ll see why it’s worth the short walk when you try their burritos: steak,
chicken, or veggie. Every one of them is made fresh in front of you, and you get to choose your add-ins. Sure, you can get burritos just about anywhere, but these are in a class of their own.
John Harvard’s
John Harvard’s: There is no better way to enjoy some of the food at John Harvard’s than by taking the chair lift at Holiday Valley to the top of the Mardi Gras run. Enjoy the fall colors and try their latest offering: Argentinian Mixed Grill with Lamb Chops. According to Chef Rory Mosher the dish includes grilled Fingerling Potatoes, Charred Butternut Squash, grilled mixed Citrus, Colliflower, and and Lamb Chops with a Chimichurri Sauce. It’s a meal as spectacular as the view.
EVL Halloween Half Marathon & 5K : October 26th, 2019 : Village of Ellicottville
Ellicottville Brewing Company Ellicottville Brewing Co.: Since EBC opened, it has put Ellicottville on the map for gastropub lovers across the East Coast. Christian Tighe and Josh McDowell consider themselves CoChefs in the kitchen and keep the food at EBC well ahead of the food trends curve. Josh does research online to look for new ideas while Christian plays with different food combinations. A prime example would be their latest seasonal creation: Pumpkin Farfalle. Sure, pumpkin-flavored everything is popular this time of year, but no one is doing like this:
Farfalle pasta with shaved Brussel Sprouts Asparagus Tips, chopped Tomatoes, and Candied Walnuts, all in a Pumpkin Cream sauce. The dish is topped with Micro
Greens giving it a colorful fall presentation. The Pumpkin flavor it there without being too assertive, and the veggies blend with the pasta and cream sauce
Fall Festival 5K Run : October 12th, 2019 : Holiday Valley Resort
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