Tracey A.
Yelp
After being gone a few days, my friend's husband returned and as she recounted to him the things we'd done in his absence he suggested she take me to Marge's. "You know, that place on the sand" he said, as she tried to recall what, where, or who Marge was.
Then he turned to me: "you get a drink and go out back and you're sitting right there on the sand, on the shore of Lake Ontario".
Marge's immediately scaled to the top of my to-do list.
The day before leaving Rochester we made our way to Marge's with adequate time to get drinks (full bar) from the dimly lit tiki-esque interior then walk out back and choose from an array of chairs (plastic Adirondacks are perfect). Ropes delineate the boundaries of Marge's and I dragged myself, my drink, and the Adirondack to the edge of the rope closest to the water then planted myself there. Believe me when I say that there are few things in the world better than spending time with friends on a beach with a cold drink in your hand, watching as the sun slowly sets over the water.
If you rightly trust in the real estate adage "location, location, location" you'll easily understand why Marge's is winning.
Rochester weather is fickle and I've no belief that Marge's is a 5-star destination during much of the year, especially when Lake Ontario freezes over. For a brief moment in September though, it is the height of casual perfection.
With interior photos spanning Marge's lifetime, this place feels well loved and rightly so. It's quite special and unique.