Seneca Harbor Station

The food was perfect. We had orange ginger salmon, green beans, and a vegetarian balsamic flatbread. The best salmon I've ever had. Only improvement could be if the dining room was quieter. The view over the lake is also excellent.

Had a great time at this place. The waterfront location is amazing and the service was excellent. Not too many vegetarian food options though, but what we ordered was really good. The Crustini, Caprese and the Flatbreads made up for it, along with theLake Life IPA. Great service!

Had a great time at this place. The waterfront location is amazing and the service was excellent. Not too many vegetarian food options though, but what we ordered was really good. The Crustini, Caprese and the Flatbreads made up for it, along with the Lake Life IPA. Great service! View menu

We appreciated seeing how the 1876 train station has been transformed into a charming American restaurant. The beach patio option was a lovely way to enjoy views of Seneca Lake. A young staff member efficiently helped us rearrange our tables so that our group could sit together. Our waitress provided a clear explanation of the menu. While my seafood platter was decent, it featured a nice variety and was served hot.

For such a place you would think that their shrimp cocktail would be spectacular! Was far from it! They have tiny little tasteless shrimps on a bed of ice for $17. Really? My mother and girlfriend have the crab cakes. They said they were good, but they looked good to me. Came with the smallest plastic cup of the Remoulade sauce. We ask for another and the waitress brought back 1000 island! For 3 appetizers and 3 drinks it was $98.

For a place like this you would think their shrimp cocktail would be spectacular.! Was far from that! You got tiny little tasteless shrimp on a bed of melting ice for $17. Really? My Mother and girlfriend got the crab cakes. They said they weregood but looked way over done to me. Came with the tiniest plastic cup of remoulade sauce. We ask for another and thewaitress brought back 1000 island! For 3 appetizers and 3 drinks it was $98. View menu

I've been here a couple of times and this is probably the exception not the rule. But a very disappointing experience overall. We ordered the mussels and bruschetta for appetizers. The bruschetta was fantastic, and the mussels, while tasty, had a lot of broken shells to navigate. Then came the entree. I ordered the broiled seafood platter. The fish tasted fresh and the crab cake was tasty, but there was a hair in my shrimp and scallops which ruined the meal for me. I also felt that the service was not very attentive. With several excellent restaurants nearby, I don't think I will return here during my next trip.

My husband and I ate here last Saturday after the sightseeing cruise and try to get to 2 other nearby restaurants. These restaurants had waiting times of 45 minutes 1 hour. We went back and could sit immediately in the dining room next to the window overlooking the water. This should be our splurge food for our vacation. My husband ordered the main rib and it was hard, and one of his least preferred meals ever. He commands whenever he can, so he had his share of this cut. The saving grace(s) was that the roared seafood plate was very good and the hot seafood dip was delicious. Your homemade bread is also amazing! Recommend to stay away from beef. For $30 per dish, regret your meal on holiday...

I just returned from a weekend getaway in Watkins Glen and Binghamton, and we made a stop today at Seneca Lake, which is absolutely stunning. I can’t believe I’ve never visited before; it will definitely be on my list for future vacations. It was a beautiful day spent sitting on the benches, watching the sailboats glide across the lake. The town itself is clean and charming, with everyone I met being incredibly friendly. There are plenty of great restaurants offering a variety of delicious food options. You can enjoy alcohol slushies while strolling through the town or grab Coney Island hot dogs or brick oven pizza. Sailboat cruises are quite reasonable, costing about $69 for a two-hour trip... View menu