Local family owned breakfast/lunch restaurant. Not much to look at, but the food is decent, the…read morestaff are friendly and the prices are good. They cook breakfast until close, 2/3pm. They only accept cash, NO Credit Cards or checks.

Terrific local diner -Food is very good - staff is very friendly and extremely efficient and…read moreprices are reasonable! No credit cards accepted. Open 6 AM- 2 PM M-Thurs, 6 AM- 12 pm on Sat & Sun and from 6 AM - 7 PM on Fridays. Be sure to stop in when you're traveling on Rte 104!!

Gas station, store and diner all in one place in the middle of nowhere. The sitting area has a…read morecounter and about 10 tables, modest but clean. Service was friendly and quick. I got a cheese omelette with toast and fries. The food came out pipping hot and prices were good. Nice option for a food and gas stop on your way in/out of Lake Ontario beaches.

Unless you are already drunk and looking to sober up, dont bother... placed a to-go order for a…read morecouple burgers and some fried food and was told they would let me know when it was done. 40 min later, my wife calls asking what is taking so long and I notice several bags ready to go... after about 10 min on the phone, I look at the tag and notice it was my food (now cold) while the cachier is preoccupied with counting her tips I decided if they can't be bothered to let me know it is done, I dont need to spend money there and left... hope the kitchen crew enjoys the burgers....

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!

Just came here for breakfast and the food was great!! Definitely the best biscuits and gravy we had…read moreever had, would absolutely recommend. The service was awesome and everyone was so nice :)

Today we came in for breakfast but ended up eating lunch. The service was lukewarm warm from the…read moreyoung lady who greeted us by telling us we can take any table that looks clean to the waitress who was much more personal and polite. My roast beef sandwich will not win any awards, but it was a solid attempt at a Beef on Wick. The sandwich itself was flavorful but the horseradish sauce was heavy on Mayo and light on horseradish, the a jus was good and the French Fries were ordinary. I sample my wife's meatloaf open face sandwich and if given the option I'll take the meatloaf over the roast beef. All in all nothing exceptional but nothing off putting that would warrant a disappointment issue.

Great food I absolutely love the busted yolk, friendly people great service food is impeccable the…read morequiche. You absolutely need to try. Clean, great ambience good prices definitely need to go.

You will be so happy you tried this place!!! We stopped in for breakfast on a Thursday morning, so…read moreit was pretty quiet. I imagine this place is hopping on the weekends! Felt right at home and were treated so well! We ordered our drinks and then looked over the giant menu. It was so hard to decide. The staff were so warm and friendly without going overboard and the food was delicious!!! Homemade bread for toast was out of this world. Prices were great as well.

Breakfast special today - 2 eggs, ham, home fries and toast $5. Great service in a small Mom-n-Pop…read morediner. Yes, they have a small TV. Occupancy sign says 49, but I honestly think everyone would have to be standing close to each other to achieve that number. No Trucker Granny here. Yay! Opens at 7am.

This country family diner is about 2 miles from my home. We eat here often -- love the breakfasts…read moreespecially stuffed french toast - egg (your choice scrambled or fried) - then ham, bacon, or sausage, a slice of cheese, between 2 slices of delicious french toast. Their home fries are the old fashioned kind and delicious. Lunch specials are inexpensive and good variety. Open Friday nights for haddock dinners and all menu items. Wait staff and owner are always "on the ball" and you get great service. Stop in and you won't be disappointed!

This place is super cute! The environment is so cute and it's a shop inside a restaurant. The food…read moreis good but the wait was really long, other than that super cute definitely check it out

Cute place, great service, pleasant breakfast. Close to the State Park and on Main St in the little…read moretown

Great find - thank you Yelp! Fantastic spot, big menu, accessible, and family friendly. We got…read morehere late on the July 4th holiday weekend - so happy they were open. There was live music in the back room, so we opted for a booth in the front room so we could have quiet dinner conversation. Alisha was great. She explained the menu, the Mac & cheese, and the dairy bar in the adjacent bldg. We ordered dinner and it was out quickly. Hubby had the entree of brisket & pulled pork with a side of veggies and the Mac & cheese. The Mac & Cheese is so, so good. We ordered some to take home for my son! My balsamic chicken entree was delicious - I loved the side of carrots & zucchini- very fresh & unique! Great dinner, no hesitation to come back here. And, we did have to wander over to the dairy bar and check out the ice cream too! On the way, we noticed lots of outdoor seating and maybe a little stage too. There is live music regularly! Hubby got a shake & I had a dish of hard ice cream. It hit the spot! Thanks so much!

Service by Laura D was very friendly and attentive. Back area of restaurant was very busy and…read moreLaura still kept checking on us. Spicy peach sauce on chicken wings was very good. Goulash special was great. Large portion. Ruby red Ruben was good. French Fries, some of the best I have had. Fresh, hot and tasty. Parking lot was packed but most people were at various events in their back room. Front of restaurant had booths , counter and tables. Worth a ride to this gem.

Frittata was amazing. I tell you why. Home fries was made from fresh potato and was not greasy and…read morebrowned to perfection. I was not overwhelmed with toppings like most Diners. Amount was perfect and they used fresh eggs. So hands down best diner frittata I had in over 100 I have tried.

If you're looking for a classic summer experience, Rudy's Drive-In in Oswego is worth the stop…read more This old-school, à la carte drive-in sits right on the shores of Lake Ontario, and the setting alone makes it special. The lake views are beautiful, peaceful, and the perfect backdrop for a casual meal. One unique touch I loved was that they provide paper bags to cover your food when you're eating outside, a clever way to keep the seagulls from swooping down and stealing your meal! Inside, it's exactly what you'd expect from a traditional drive-in. The staff was friendly, efficient, and kept the line moving quickly. Plenty of parking with some space across the street too. Cleanish restrooms. One thing to know if you have food allergies, specifically a shellfish allergy, and they use shared fryers, so I couldn't safely order anything fried. I really appreciated their honesty and transparency. Between the friendly service, gorgeous waterfront location, and nostalgic atmosphere, Rudy's is a classic place that's easy to recommend.

"Great" is always relative to the palate using the word. After 80 years on the shore of Lake…read moreOntario, Rudy's carries a lot of lore opened by Rudy Gadziala and his wife Marie in 1946, now run by third-generation owner Jason Livesey, famous for its Texas hot sauce and the founder's old line about owning a "million dollar hot dog stand." Online reviews are all over the map, so we wanted to see for ourselves. We visited recently with our 7- and 8-year-old nephews, hoping to soak up the tradition. The reality was more transactional. The hostess took our order while sipping her own beverage likely why we were shorted an order of fries. Nice enough, but not especially professional or welcoming. The whole operation moves fast; the staff is determined and task-focused rather than friendly. You get a buzzer and wait. The interior was renovated in 2025, and it shows but not in a good way. The bright white walls and green banquettes feel sterile, more fast-casual chain than 80-year-old lakeside institution. In modernizing, they stripped out whatever nostalgia the old space had and put nothing back. Some local artwork, vintage photos, or lake history on those fresh white walls would go a long way. The food: the boys enjoyed their cheeseburgers, and the fries are genuinely good. The fish sandwich was generously sized but bland the batter had little flavor, and the tartar sauce didn't rescue it. For a place with an 80-year reputation built on fish, I expected more. The lobster mac and cheese left a lot to be desired. The tab: four drinks, two cheeseburgers with fries, lobster mac, and a fish sandwich with fries came to nearly $70 steep for a lakeside stand where fries alone run $5.25. The setting is lovely and the legacy is real. But sometimes generational ownership slips down a slick slope and making money starts to matter more than making memories.