7 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Sodus Point

“first night at the Franklin house people were fantastic. food was really good and their chili is to die for. would recommend the Franklin house to everyone“

“wings were great, pizza not so much. Linda our server was the best. She contended with 26 seniors. Offered nothing but unwavering excellent service. Never once did she miss a beat. Thanked us for spending Our friends birthday there. Clean surroundings. Nice views. Thanks again Linda. Enjoyed my cocktail too!!!“

“Friendliest waitress that got bombarded all at once for late lunch on a Tuesday. She rocked it! The supreme pizza was amazing as were the little necks! The specialty drinks (peach-tea) is a must have! Also the atmosphere was great and on the water.“

“YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING THE COOKIES THE BREAD THE PIES EVERYTHING CAN'T GET ENOUGH FROM YOU GUYS GOD BLESS“

“Margaritaville meets Sodus Bay! This place has a fun atmosphere and fabulous staff. It’s a restaurant made for recreation. Arrive by boat or car. Order a drink; ask for a suggestion. There are yard games and beautiful views. We love the giant pretzel & pizza, you won’t be disappointed!“

“Awesome band tonight.... Walker Road. Food was also awesome. Salad has lots of fresh ingredients and the haddock was amazing.... best on the bay! Clams delicious too. And the kids were also loving the chicken tenders. Great place, will definitely return.“

“We had a great time dining here! The menu offers a fantastic variety of meals—there’s truly something for everyone. Our waitress, Lane, was absolutely exceptional. She took our group photo, put up with all our shenanigans, and even joined in with a great attitude. She really made the experience special. The bar items were on point—great selection and perfectly made. That said, accessibility is a concern. The interior of the restaurant is quite small, and using a wheelchair inside would be very difficult, if not impossible. The bathrooms are also extremely tiny, which would make it hard for larger guests or anyone with mobility issues to use them. For wheelchair users, access appears to only be possible by going around to the back and sitting outside—which isn’t ideal in bad weather or for those wanting the full indoor experience. Prices are a little on the high side, but overall, we enjoyed our visit—especially thanks to Lane and the great food and drinks.“