Restaurants Near Seneca, New York

Restaurants Near Seneca, New York
Named after a group of Ontario County natives, Seneca, New York, in the Finger Lakes region, is home to many historic communities including Seneca Falls and Waterloo. Lake Seneca is home to many hiking trails, as well as the area's wine country on the western shore. Many of the area's restaurants are housed in historic buildings and serve local cheeses, meats and Finger Lakes' wines.

Ports Cafe

Ports, on the Seneca Lake wine circuit, is a relaxed restaurant that's famous for its small menu but huge selection of nightly specials. Guests are served in-house cuts of meat and fish, and local farm-fresh cheeses, fruits and vegetables, while sitting inside under an indoor ivy-lined awning or window-side overlooking Seneca Lake. Ports also offers Finger Lakes wines and micro beers by the glass. They are open for dinner from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Popular among tourists and locals, reservations are needed most nights--especially in the summer--but they usually only accept groups of eight or fewer.

Ports Cafe
4432 West Lake Rd.
Geneva, NY 14456
(315) 789-2020‎
portscafe.com

Edgar's

Edgar's is tucked away lakeside in the century-old Belhurst Castle, and serves steaks, chops and seafood. While the food has never received rave reviews, the decor keep patrons returning. Belhurst is on the National Register of Historic Places and is decorated in vintage style to reflect a time when the castle was in proper use more than 100 years ago. The building's cathedral ceilings and grand mosaic tiling are often marveled over, and the lakeside views from the patio dining area are among the best in the area. Hosting six different rooms, Edgar's often accommodates private parties.

Alternatively, Belhurst castle is also home to Stonecutter's, which offers a selection of fingerfoods and additional outdoor seating.

Edgar's
4069 New York 14
Geneva, NY 14456
(315) 781-0201‎
belhurst.com/Dining-at-Belhurst.html

Cobblestone Restaurant

According to Frommer's website, Cobblestone Restaurant used to be a stagecoach stop and tavern on a farm around 1790. The second floor was added later, and today diner's can eat either in the cozy downstairs or up above. Cobblestone is a popular place to begin tours of the local wineries, and serves quite a selection of wines itself. Cobblestone also uses classic wood-fired cooking to make most of its Italian dishes, and prides itself on using the freshest seafood, meats and home-made pasta. The restaurant also offer party rooms, fireplaces and porches that can accommodate groups of 20 to 120 people. It's open for dinner Tuesday through Sunday.

Cobblestone Restaurant
3610 Pre Emption Rd.
Geneva, NY 14456
(315) 789-8498‎
cobblestonegeneva.com

Article Written By David J. Harvey

David J. Harvey has worked as a journalist since 2006, while earning a degree in political science and writing at the University of California, San Diego. He has written and edited for the UCSD "Guardian" and the AUC "Caravan" in Cairo, and currently freelances with San Diego's "Uptown News."

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