It’s a weekend around the Lake, and you’ve got guests to entertain. Breakfast is a luxury anymore. How are you going to please everyone, including the very hungry little companion?

Let the Waystone be your guide.

Waystone Restaurant and Trading Post stands proudly at the top of Bronson Hill Road where it meets routes 5 and 20 — literally a 6-mile straight shot from Conesus Lake House. Just a minute off 390, the warm, inviting dining room of the Waystone caters to locals, tourists, and the curious highway wanderer all at once. The friendly staff smile and greet you as you walk in, offering a clean and tidy table with plenty of space. There are crayons and coloring books for the little one, and you’ve barely sat down before the waitress brings over a couple hot cups of coffee. You order two short stacks of buttermilk pancakes with a mini-omelet on the side for your companion and home-ground sausage patty for you. The pancakes are perfectly grilled golden brown, fluffy, and not too thick. The sausage delights your taste buds with the savory spicy flavor, complemented by the maple syrup you pour over everything (the Right Way™ to eat breakfast sausage, in your opinion). Waystone does a good business, too: the dining room fills easily after you arrive, even flipping a few tables during your visit.

It’s no surprise, considering the food at Waystone is some of the best diner food you’ve had in a long time.

Restaurants like Waystone are just a few of the perks of living in, visiting, and touring Conesus Lake and its surrounding environs. So why not book a stay today? Let the waystone guide your hand to the link below for lodging options around Conesus Lake and beyond.