Sodus Point

Sodus Point is a village in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Get in Plan on getting in by car or boat. If coming in by boat from the lake, head for the lighthouse at the end of the pier, not the historic lighthouse on top of the hill, your boat will thank you. Get around See Sodus Bay Lighthouse Museum, 7606 N Ontario St, ☎ +1 315 483-4936, [1]. Through Oct 31, Tu-Su 10AM-5PM. The first floor of the building is a maritime museum. There's a reference library on the second floor, restricted access. The lighthouse tower is 50 feet tall. Free summer concert series. Over 18 $3, 11-17 $1, under 11 free. Do Buy Eat In the village Abe's Waterfront (Abe's Waterfront Boat House Bar & Grill), 8527 Greig St, ☎ +1 315 483-4444, [2]. Closed in winter. Waterfront, with boat docks. Captain Jack's (Captain Jack's Good Time Tavern), 8505 Greig St, ☎ +1 315 483-9570, [3]. M-Sa 11AM-closing, Su noon-closing, all year. Breakfast is served in the newly remodeled waterfront dining room, F 7am-11am, Sa-Su 7am-12pm. Waterfront, with boat docks. Hot's Point, 8482 Greig St., [4]. Breakfast 7AM to 11AM, lunch and dinner starts at 11AM, closed in winter. Popular spot for breakfast and ice cream, free wi-fi. The Bay Street, 8427 Bay St, ☎ +1 315 483-2233. W-Su 4PM-2PM, closed in winter (?). Fancy restaurant (by Sodus Point standards) attached to a rustic bar with a shuffleboard table. On the bay Connelly's Cove, 7147 Lake Bluff Rd, ☎ +1 315 587-9096. Waterfront, with boat docks. Nearby Steger Haus, 7171 North Geneva Rd, ☎ +1 315 483-6548. German restaurant. Drink See Eat - bars are at Abe's Waterfront, Captain Jack's, Papa Joe's, The Bay Street and Connelly's Cove, among others. Live music (mostly outdoors) is abundant and free every weekend from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Sleep Contact Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!