Best of Rochester

Everyone needs a florist at some point or another and Kittelberger in Webster has been a go-to for more than 90 years.

From first dates to dancing and shooting hoops, CITY readers have the scoop . . .

Founded in Henrietta, Tai-Chi is now a national chain. It first introduced Rochester to the sushi burrito, or sushirrito, a San Francisco-originated treat representing the sheer audacity of American cuisine.

Drinking solo? There’s plenty to keep you entertained at this South Wedge watering hole.

Millennium Games has been a cornerstone of hobby gaming in the region for 35 years

Nightlife, music, theater, and art, CITY readers know them by heart . . .

Years of pulling thread on the troubled Rochester public school system led to D&C reporter Justin Murphy publishing his first book.

The world-renowned dance company is known for captivating audiences with dazzling choreography.

This upscale spa located within the DelMonte Lodge offers a full menu of treatments from massages and manicures to body scrubs, as well as haircuts and color, of course.

Good Luck is known for its inventive and flavorful cocktails as much as its food.

There were once several outdoor rinks in the area, but of those that remain, the kidney-shaped ice surface at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park is a gem.

Like their humans, dogs need exercise, mental stimulation, and to socialize, all of which a romp at this dog park provides.