Food Along the Erie Canal: a Treasures Along the Erie Canal Tour Preview

Lunkenheimer's is a small-batch craft brewery in Weedsport, NY, just a mile or two from the Erie Canal, and just one mile off the NYS Thruway at Exit 40.

They have the flexibility to experiment and offer an ever-changing variety of creative and unusual ales. It is the place where your pour is incredibly fresh, the glass is always half full and everyone celebrates by wetting their whistle. . As community members and Lunkenheimer's love for the village’s history, they chose Weedsport; a direct exit from the east and west corridor, I-90, and the only link between other breweries South, East and West of us. Their aspiration is to serve as a gateway to other breweries, but more importantly serve our local neighbors.

In Weedsport, they have indoor and outdoor seating. They serve wood fired pizzas, and offer a fun and lay back atmosphere.

Great place for amazing comfort food, that is locally sourced food from all over Cayuga County. The owner Brian Potter has taken his passion for food and his love for bringing people together into great dining experience.

Sackett's Table & Market brings delicious local fare to its dining guests and visitors to its on-site butcher and market. Whether serving our dine-in guests, preparing up some delicious take-out, or packaging hand-picked steaks and local farm goods, Sackett's Table brings locally-harvested flavors every single time.

At Ciccino's Pizzeria and Restaurant, their commitment begins with the service of quality products at reasonable prices, comfortable dining room atmosphere, courteous service and a diversified menu. This allows Ciccino's Pizzeria and Restaurant to offer the public a "quality dining experience" on and off the premises.

Indulge in a variety of tasty homemade soups, salads, paninis, wraps, and sandwiches. Savor freshly baked cinnamon rolls, scones, and cookies. Enjoy delightful coffees, teas, and smoothies in a charming village atmosphere.

Muddy Waters Cafe is very fortunate to be located directly on the historic Erie Canal. The New York State Canal trail for bicycles and hikers runs directly through the cafe’s side lawn. They have the community camping area, showers and bathrooms in their other side lawn, perfect for the bicyclists traveling thru to either continue on the NYS trail or to pick up the Seaway trail heading northward.