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Farm in the Willows offers savings on food, local wines

Farm in the Willows offers savings on food, local wines

Menu items from Farm in the Willows in King Ferry. Photo: Saga Communications


KING FERRY, NY (607NewsNow) — Through Cayuga Marketplace, $35 can get you $50 to spend at Farm in the Willows in King Ferry.

The restaurant, located in the Treleaven Wines barrel room, gives guests an authentic Finger Lakes dining experience overlooking Cayuga Lake. Executive Chef Manuel Reynoso has over 15 years of professional experience, including fine and farm to table restaurants in NYC, cruise ships, and 5-star hotels.

With a diverse background in preparing dishes from various global cuisines, the Farm in the Willows menu currently offers seasonal, flavor-forward dishes inspired by New Americana and rustic Italian traditions.

Estate wines and craft beers are also offered at the establishment to complement each meal. Vouchers purchased through Cayuga Marketplace are also redeemable at Treleaven Wines, offering the option to snag a bottle of your favorite local wine to bring home.

Find the deal on Cayuga Marketplace here and start saving on your next Farm in the Willows meal here.

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