Awesome spot for really good food. Not your average fare, it's a higher quality selection and…read morereally delicious, plus you can have a coffee from the cafe at the front. Good place for breakfast or brunch. Small seating area in the back or outside.

From the owner: We take pride in the quality and presentation of all of our food. read more

2 eggs 2 toast…read more $6.75 They are over $2.00 over priced Wades at least included homefries and is still LESS expensive A dozen eggs can be had for $1.00 Loaf of bread $1.50 A 42 cent meal at almost a 2,000% markup Make that make sense Million dollar Restarants ocean front / hostess / 2 waiters and those places are less Sorry Maria's not sorry Places like you PUSH customers towards McDonalds or Byrne Dairy $2.50 meals

My son has been going to SUNY Oswego for 4 years and we FINALLY managed to get breakfast here…read more Sorry we waited so long because it was excellent. Our waitress was just the right amount of sassy and the food was plentiful and delicious. The late Wednesday morning crowd was either local elderly regulars or college students. Two groups who know the importance of a good deal.

Loved that I could build my own healthy bowl. Good olives! Great soups. Yummy energy balls…read more Nice outdoor seating.

This place used to be good but it has changed. They mark menu items vegan but when you ask about…read morethe ingredients to confirm they get nasty and truly don't know. Not good at all if you have food allergies! In addition there is a women with dark hair possibly the owner who is the one that speaks poorly/nasty to customers when you question the ingredients or if you come to the store 15 minutes before closing time (3pm). Very rude service and dangerous to try if you have food allergies!

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 area is spacious and comfortable, with sweet vintage touches. Attentive and personable service. Would highly recommend.

We were a group of 8. We came in ask if they were able to take a table of 8. A server was called to…read morecome in. When she made it in our drink and food order were taken. All other tables were receiving their orders. At this point we had waited approx 40 minutes. We went up to ask if our drinks or food had been started and they hadn't. It is ok to tell a table you can't accommodate them.

On a recent trip to visit a local antique market in Pulaski- we stopped by the Lakeside Restaurant…read morefor a bite to eat and wow, were we pleasantly surprised! Seemingly in the middle of rural upstate NY is this gem of a restaurant. The server and everyone on the staff that interacted with us were simply lovely! Kind, helpful and joyful. I ordered a turkey melt with onion rings, and my friend had a burger with fried which she claimed was one of the best she had eaten in a long time. Accompanied by "sassy sauce" our fries and onion rings were dipped in this delightful yet spicy accoutrement! My turkey melt was delicious- carved turkey- not slimy cold cuts, cheese and banana peppers were a perfect and delectable combination on lightly toasted bread- simply marvelous! For desert- and they are all lovingly homemade, I had a mixed berry pie with ice cream and my friend had a slice of Dutch apple pie! Both equally and fabulously delicious! We left stuffed to the gills and so glad that we turned the truck around to try this hidden gem! Don't pass it up- stop by- it's worth it!

Sorry but I would never recommend this restaurant. With a family of small children we had to wait…read moreabout 15 minutes to be seated, I understand a group of our size needs some preparation. Which if that's the only complaint it wouldn't have bothered me. The next strike was it took another 45 minutes for our food to come out. Another couple that was behind us to be seated got their food, ate it, and left before we had ours. Then the sausages in our food was so burnt it was discussing. Had all the black burnt pieces all through the food. I kept tasting this food the rest of the day. Never will I go back there again.

Memorable brunch on the water! When you're in the Prince Edward Country area, this is a must-see…read moreplace. Get a table outside (weather permitting) and savour tasty food and scenic views at the same time. The blueberry scones with crème fraîche and homemade jam are a must. Other hits include the Drake Lox + Humble Bagels (house-cured dill salmon, cream cheese, red onion, capers, lemon), the Classic Drake Breakfast, as well as the Drake Benny. Make sure to order a side of crispy bacon.

Ambiance on Lake Ontario is spectacular. If the weather is nice sit outside and take in the vast…read morebeauty of the lake. Well dressed space with great food/drink options. The duck wings and falafel bowls were our groups favorite bites. Excellent service and food quality. Get a reservation if you plan to visit at a peak time. Parking can be found street side as the restaurant lot is only for loading/unloading.

Horrible service. No greeting throwing the food on the table. No response to thank you other than…read moreyeah! Wouldn't recommend to anyone! 1 star because negative numbers are not allowed. Update: Owner is unconcerned.

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.

Personally I didn't stay at the inn but came to check it out because why not. The food was pretty…read moreon par with most diner food and wasn't all that bad. The fries were extremely tasty though. I personally had a sandwich that I forget the name of but it had ham cheese and an omelette in side it. It was delicious and quite filling as well. Everything was super cute and very small town so I would definitely rather come here than a chain. Our food came pretty fast as well and in true small town fashion our waitress was extremely friendly and amazing. After you're done eating you can walk outside where there is a dock connecting to the water. It was a lovely view and I would definitely recommend checking it out after eating.

Had a great breakkie here today. I had the classic eggs benny with peameal bacon and my wife had…read morethe build your own omelette. The food was very tasty and the servers were attentive. It was very busy and we had to wait for 5 mins to be seated but it was totally worth the wait. Highly recommend.

I traveled to Phoenix to honor what would have been my grandmothers 100th birthday, July 21, 2026…read more She and my grandfather were Phoenix natives ( Grandmas childhood home was located at 19 Mechanic St - Moyer family & #? Main Street was my Grandfathers home- Seitz family - this is now part of the Catholic Church) before my Grandfather became a Marine and ended up in Quantico , VA. Lock 1 was a perfect location to pop on in, right by the bridge, to grab a drink and snacks. The appetizers were delicious - we ordered the pretzel, loaded salt potatoes, and tacos. All were impressively good and so filling! We had a great server, very attentive, young guy, sadly I can't recall his name but he was wonderful! We also bought two bottles of Ryze Vodka to bring back home in memory of the location (Phoenix) that started a love affair of two young adults and ultimately created a storybook of family memories from New York to Virginia! Thanks, Lock 1, for being part of my adventure! I hope to return soon.

I've been meaning to try the food here for some time, and it was amazing, I should've come here…read moresooner. I came on Sunday for the brunch menu, highly recommend the Brekki pizza, I think Brekki is Icelandish for breakfast, but I'm not sure. If you have James as your waiter or bartender, ask him to do his British accent, it's very good. He's famous for it.

My comment is specifically about the dessert menu. Very…read moredisappointing offerings. The "German Chocolate Cake" was an almost total fraud. The cake was dark chocolate, probably made from a mix, rather than from the German's Sweet Chocolate which is not only traditional but required if it is to be called "German" and be taken seriously, and I do take my baked goods and pastries seriously. Calling it "German" in the first place bastardizes it and should have been the "red flag" that told me to eliminate it as a choice. German's sweet chocolate would have produced a cake with a totally different flavor, color and texture. The traditional coconut/pecan custard between the layers and on the top layer was hardly noticeable. The flavor was completely overwhelmed by the heavy gloppy substance that was probably meant to be chocolate frosting. I could have ordered one of the several offerings with apples but I can make those at home. There was nothing unique or enticing on the menu even though our server had informed us that there were new items. Cake on one's birthday is such a treat. This one was more like an ironic joke...should have simply ordered ice cream.

Our server was attentive, and I think the prices are reasonable for the location. Food was good,…read morethough I think with a few changes it could go from good to great. For instance the children's menu pasta was just noodles and sauce--no parmesan, no little piece of bread. Five stars for ambiance, assuming you get seated near a window. I'd give 4.5 if I could but will keep it a 5 since they deserve better than 4.