Canalview Cafe Welcome Page

9 Canal Street, Sylvan Beach, NY

Serving Lunch and Dinner

Open Daily at 11:30 A.M.

Open Every Day from Memorial Day until Labor Day

Phone : 315-762-5623

Open for their 32nd Season: The Canal View is one of the great discoveries of Sylvan Beach.

The Canal View specializes in a variety of homemade selections including their version of Utica Style Greens and Chicken Riggies.
Other menu favorites are Endicott Chicken Spiedies and the
Best Chicken Caesar in the Beach.

The Canal View offers a variety of wine and beer including Thirsty Owl Riesling; winner of the 2006 Governor's Cup,
Locally Brewed Saranac Adirondack Lager and Yuengling Lager; a favorite brewed in nearby Pennsylvania.

The Canal View's location at the point where the Erie Barge Canal enters Oneida Lake offers the perfect location for both indoor and patio dining. The water access makes it the perfect dining destination for boaters with easy canal wall docking.

The Canal View is located near the
Sylvan Beach Amusement Park and other fine
Sylvan Beach Attractions.
Download a copy of the Sylvan Beach Schedule of Events.

Pasta - Sandwiches - Entrées - Beer - Wine - Cappuccino
Vermont Roasted Green Mountain Coffee

Homemade Desserts - Soft Custard
Hershey's Hard Ice Cream - Children's Menu

Today’s Specials

Friday, July 4th

Lunch: Fish & Chips

Fresh Haddock Pieces served with Regular or Seasoned Fries.

$7.49

Dinner: Broiled Bay Scallops

Tender Bay Scallops broiled with Herbed Garlic Butter and served over a bed of Rice Pilaf. Choice of Soup or Salad.

$10.99

Fireworks are Sunday, July 6th

Open Daily at 11:30am

We have free parking for our customers in the row

facing the cafe out front our in our lot out back.

Village Paid Parking is 2pm to 9 pm Mon-Fri

10 am to 9 pm Sat-Sun

Handicapped Parking is free anywhere for 2 hours

We offer Tokens for 30 cents an hour for our customers

Having guests or a party? Try our LARGE takeout portions!

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"The Beach is fortunate to have a notable collection of historical photos and cards on permanent display at the Canal View. The restaurant might easily be called the Sylvan Smithsonian because of its marvelous exhibits of historical memorabilia."
-- Jack Henke --
Excerpt from his book "From The Beach to Brewerton"
Courtesy of North Country Books, Utica, NY

Sylvan Beach has been called the Coney Island of Central New York. It has, throughout its history, entertained and pleased thousands of pleasure-seekers....Read More

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