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Beautiful Weather
5/18/2012 Wow, it doesn't get any better than this! The weather forecast is for brilliant sun and warm temps for the weekend, just right to come visit the Pultneyville Grill. Progress continues on the new patio and we hope to open by mid-June or so. Tonight we have Paul Kiilon, vocalist and guitar player and tomorrow is Jim Lane. Sunday Jazz at the Grill features Joe Santora and Curtis Kendrick.
A comment from some new friends of the Grill: "One of the best meals we ever had. Everything was excellent, including our waitress. Very pleasant." Tom & Sheila Schonewetter, Webster We are pleased to announce that Chef Nathaniel Colfer from Hancock, MA has joined our team to take the Grill further along our evolution as a fine dining restaurant. Nate sees this as an opportunity to continue his farm to table philosophy and passion as he prepares daily dishes using fresh seasonal ingredients from area farms and orchards. He has had wonderful experience in restaurants and clubs in downstate New York and New England. Parties and wedding related events are our specialties. If you are thinking of a special event or party for 2012, now is the time to talk with us. We now have a separate party room and it is proving to be very popular. Click Here to see all our upcoming events! Situated along the east bank of Salmon Creek on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, The Landing at Pultneyville is a popular upstate New York destination along the well-traveled Seaway Trail. Located between Rochester and Sodus Bay it offers visitors, from near and far, a unique shopping and dining experience in the midst of a historic hamlet in the Town of Williamson. The Landing is among 37 Pultneyville properties, that in 1975, became listed on the National Register of Historic Sites. In addition to the Pultneyville Grill, The Landing at Pultneyville celebrates the creative abundance of the region as home to Artisans' Loft... a unique fine art and gift gallery that features the work of local, regional and nationally acclaimed artists. In the 21st century, Pultneyville remains a picturesque historic hamlet in the Town of Williamson reflecting the charm and quaintness of long ago. Steeped in history, it continues to take pride in preserving its past and sharing its interesting history with visitors from near and far. Its port, though quieter than in the mid-1850s, is just as scenic. Its coastline remains dotted with traces of a historic past. Welcoming visitors from both near and far traveling by boat, bike or automobile, The Landing is a prominent landmark where art, history and good taste come alive together in the center of the historic lakeside hamlet of Pultneyville in the Town of Williamson. For reservations, or to inquire about booking a special event at The Pultneyville Grill, call 315.589.4512. 
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