Saratoga County Listings
Saratoga County, just north of the Hudson Valley, is a top destination for shopping, entertainment, culture, dining, recreation, and history. Its name comes from a Native American word meaning “the hill beside the river,” referencing the Hudson River to the east and the Mohawk River to the south. The county, crossed by the Adirondack Northway, serves as an outdoor haven and gateway to the Adirondacks for residents of Albany and New York City. It also hosts the historic Saratoga Race Course, one of the oldest horse-racing venues.
LaRue Woodworking creates custom furniture pieces that are handmade, one at a time, and built to order on location.
Porsche Clifton Park in Mechanicville, NY treats the needs of each individual customer with paramount concern.
Artisanal Brew Works create high quality craft style beer that appeals to consumers who are looking for local, fresh, handcrafted beers.
Since 1990, Mark Lawson Antiques has been the Albany Capital Region’s trusted name in antiques and estate dispersal.
Max London’s is a popular restaurant known for its inviting atmosphere and diverse menu that blends classic and contemporary cuisine.
At LaRue Woodworking, dedicated artisans take pride in delivering impeccable craftsmanship in their fine furniture and custom cabinetry.
Uncommon Grounds is celebrated for its high-quality coffees sourced from around the world and roasted on-site.
Peneuf makes over 40 different styles of handmade wooden ballpoint and fountain pens, each one made to perfection.
Peter Harrison's work has evolved from one-of-a-kind furniture and sculpture to his current line of handmade limited production furniture.
Airstream Catering Co. can cater events of all types from their mobile kitchen—from backyard barbecues to private dinners.
Kraverie Restaurant is located in the Beekman Arts District of Saratoga Springs and serves unique and delectable Korean and Mexi-Korean dishes.
Druthers Brewing Company chooses to brew choice beer for good-humored, freethinkers that would rather do it their own way.
