Brunch was delicious- enjoyed the crepes (both savory and sweet were very good). Large tea menu…read moreselection, tea is served in small iron teapots. Dining are is spacious and comfortable, with sweet vintage touches. Attentive and personable service. Would highly recommend.

This is a community staple. The odd thing is this place doesn't have tea options like you would…read morethink, based of the name. The shining star at this place is the fresh bread, especially the raisin bread. This place usually doesn't have enough staff, so service is usually a bit slow. The staff is friendly and efficient. It's clean and cute inside. It has a warm local vibe. If you're in the area it's a great place for breakfast options all day.

So we checked out of a hotel down the road, and instead of enjoying their free breakfast of cereal…read moreand maybe a waffle, my wife suggested Wade's. She had been here before, so I'm thinking sure why not. We walked in and sat right up at the counter and the gentleman that was working the grill was super friendly. He's basically cooking for the whole restaurant with another guy next to him and yet still found the time to welcome us in and take our order. I got the southwestern omelette that is made with homemade chorizo hash and he asked if I would like some jalapeno chopped up in there to which I said sure why not. Comes with a side of toast and potatoes... My wife gets eggs benedict, and they have a menu item called the Benny extreme which is the same basically but it comes with tomato and spinach, so she opted for this. She also ordered a cinnamon swirl pancake. I'm thinking hey that sounds pretty good, so I asked if I could also have a cinnamon swirl pancake. The gentleman taking our order just kind of looked at me and said are you sure? So now I'm thinking to myself yes yes of course I'm sure I've had pancakes before, some places I go to I get a whole stack of them, I'm thinking I can handle one and I'll use it as like a dessert item. He says okay, smiles, and they prepare our food. Everything tasted wonderful. The hash was excellent, at least I think it was I mean I've never had it before but no complaints. The only surprise I had was the pancake. It was on its own dinner plate. This thing was freaking huge. We could have easily shared one and maybe had leftovers as we also both ordered breakfast in addition to these two monster pancakes. Now please understand I was in no way upset. While it is true my wife could have warned me about the size, and he could have said something as well, it was okay. I still finished everything and most of my pancake. Over all the service was great, like I said this guy was cooking for the whole restaurant and he's still found the time to check on us and made sure our coffee was full. I will definitely go back next time I'm in the area however it might be a little while because I live a couple hours away. The only thing I wish I had done that I forgot, when you order toast with your breakfast, the bread is homemade and they sell it by the loaf. White, wheat, rye, they have all of it. I meant to buy a loaf and I forgot. I look at it now though it's just an excuse to go back, and of course to grab another one of those pancakes... The only other thing that I could mention is that the place is a little smaller than I had expected. Everything was nice and clean so that's a bonus however for the business they're doing, and the number of people waiting to get a table, they could use a larger dining room.

Food is consistent, delicious and predictable. Service is efficient and friendly, but not syrupy…read more A loaf of raisin bread to take home is a necessity!

Great food reasonably priced and friendly staff. I ordered a French onion smash burger and it was…read moreso delicious! I also ordered the strawberry Dubia cup with dark chocolate! My new favorite place! I wish them well!

The food here is decent but the hours are so inconsistent. I get that they are supposed to be open…read morelater for like late night munchies. But they are never open. Almost every time I want to order there, they are closed. One time I went there at 11:30pm with a friend. The lights were on and a guy was in there but the doors were all locked. The guy said they were closed when the sign on their door said that they should be open. I just wish I didn't have to check every time to see if they're open, when I want food. If their hours were more beneficial and consistent to people they would get more costumers.

Everytime we come back home to NY, we always have breakfast at Arties. This hometown diner will not…read moredisappoint. Anything you order always comes out tastey and perfect. Their potatoes are to die for and will have you craving for more. The ambiance is lovely as it is very refreshing to see that they are a god fearing business. Religious myself, it's a great atmosphere to be in. Our server was attentive and such a sweetheart.

Great diner, having all the aspects you look for: friendly & fast service, solid value-oriented…read moremenu with many breakfast/lunch options, & meals come out lightning fast! Not surprisingly, this place was bustling, if not jamming on a Friday late morning. I had an early breakfast, so & Artie's diner, I opted for a Rueben with 'no ragrets' (que "We're the Millers" :-) PS Men's rest room was impressively clean!

Owner Jolene Aldarado opened JoJo's Diner at 81 E. Bridge St., Oswego in October of 2025. Aldarado…read moreattended a small business program in college, but otherwise, has no backround in business. She opened JoJos after years of being a home cook to family and friends and decided to try opening her own restaurant, geared towards a more "on the go lifestyle" in her words. JoJos is aimed more at the breakfast/brunch crowd, with hours from 8-3PM, but has an assortment of items on the menu, from breakfast sandwiches to smash burgers, shakes, dirty sodas, loaded fries, and their specialty - garbage plates that they refer to as "the junkyard." My wife and I were in the mood for a smash burger but also wanted to try somewhere new. JoJos popped up in our search, so we decided to give them a try. JoJos is in an unassuming building in Oswego and while there's a sign, you'd probably miss it if you weren't looking for it. Its a small place with about 5 or 6 tables, but they are aimed more at to go or quick eats style food over sit down. It's been nicely decorated in a 50s truck diner style with license plates on the walls and bright colors all over. You give your order at the counter then either take it with you or it can be brought to you. JoJo herself took our order, as its only her and 1 other employee. I got a "don't go bacon my heart" smash burger while my wife got the double smasher junkyard plate. Food was brought quickly. Everything was hot, fresh and very good. My smash burgers was cooler perfectly, nice and crispy, the bacon was crispy and plentiful and the fries were well seasoned. My wife enjoyed her plate as well as the purple cow dirty soda she ordered. We'd definitely go back.

TERRIBLE FOOD chucks of hair in food and water went to the bathroom and saw no toilet paper in any…read morestalls and flys and roaches everywhere

Coming up from Florida to the Salmon River to fish, it's comforting to be welcomed by Mrs. Annie…read moreand her crew with some delicious food. Mrs. Annie and her staff are welcoming, polite, and courteous. Our coffee cups were never empty. The small dining room gives the feel of a small town local only place that we love. If you stop in, order their sausage gravy and feed your inner big kid.

Nice, small, family owned diner on Route 3 in Port Ontario New York…read more Great breakfasts, outstanding Friday Fish Fry's, and great service with a smile. Currently open Thursday- Sunday.

Staff. Chef. Fresh. Imagination. Oswego's best…read more Cocktails are magic. Food is creative and fabulous. Service is beyond great yet intrusive. Your loss if you don't join the party.

We brought a large party with us but we were able to all try so much more of the menu because of…read moreit. Everyone had so much fun picking the aptly named drinks and the Harry Potter Butterbeer was one of the top favorites. The wings were Oswego Wingfest Champions and demanded a try. The people's favorite- The Nashville Hot - got top praise from our harshest critic, while the judges' favorite- vanilla-cayenne bbq -won over the majority. Everyone agreed that the heat on both types of wings was next level without going over the line. The Bocce Balls, New England Oysters, and P.E. Island Mussels all were given top marks. The Short Rib French Dip was ordered by 1/3 of our party and was a major hit. The Nashville Hot Chicken brought the heat and also got top marks. The ambiance was great and our waitress, Stephanie, handled a 9 top like a true pro with top service. I can't wait to go back!

According to my Grandson the fish fry on Friday is the best he has ever ate! I honestly have never…read moreseen him eat so much including a wonderful piece of homemade chocolate pie. This place is a wonderful place to go. Very family friendly and the perfect small town atmosphere. The staff go above and beyond to make you feel like your part of the family . If you haven't been to this awesome place, I highly suggest you set your google maps and find your way there! You won't regret it !!!!