The Shore House Bar & Grill — Restaurant in Town of Evans

This bar is actively degrading the neighborhood.

At first, we tried to be understanding. Occasionally, bar patrons would park in our yard—annoying, but manageable. However, things quickly escalated since Scallywags became The Shore House. We started regularly finding broken glass—beer bottles, wine bottles, and cans—scattered throughout our yard and driveway. It became a safety hazard and a constant cleanup task.

When we brought this to the attention of the owner, we were met with defensiveness and denial. He claimed, “That’s definitely not ours, we don’t carry that,” and dismissed our concerns with, “If you don’t like it, don’t live next to a bar.” Ironically, the same brand of wine was visibly stocked behind the bar. And despite claiming they’re too busy to deal with complaints, some staff seem to have time to loiter and smoke in the parking lot for hours.

Our house has been here since 1940—long before this bar, when our only neighbor was a quiet church. Since confronting the owner, the situation has worsened. Parking in our yard has increased, and we’ve heard from customers that the bar tells them to “just park in the empty lot next door”—which is actually our lawn, now torn up from repeated misuse. It’s not even like parking is scarce, the entire street has open street parking.

When we ask patrons to move their vehicles, we’re threatened with police action for “harassing customers.” A friend of ours was even threatened inside the bar for making a harmless “your mom” joke. The environment feels cliquish and hostile if you’re not part of their inner circle.

We’ve tried patience, diplomacy, and reason. That’s over. If this bar won’t take responsibility, we’ll have to protect our property ourselves. If glass shards don’t damage patrons’ tires first, a tow truck will...

The Shore House in Lake View, NY, is more than just a great place to eat—it’s a window into the area’s history and culture. The building itself is a charming piece of local architecture, with its vintage design and cozy interior that feels like a step back in time. I couldn’t help but appreciate how well they’ve preserved the original features, from the hardwood floors to the classic fixtures.

What really stood out to me was the focus on local ingredients, especially the fresh seafood from Lake Erie. It’s clear that the chefs are dedicated to traditional cooking methods, which adds an authentic touch to every dish. Eating here isn’t just about the food; it’s about connecting with the land and the lake that sustain the community.

The Shore House also plays a big role in the local culture. It’s a gathering spot where people come together to celebrate, share stories, and keep local traditions alive. I loved how the restaurant hosts events that highlight the area’s history and bring the community closer together.

Overall, the Shore House offers more than just a meal—it offers a deeper understanding of what makes Lake View special. It’s a place where history, food, and community come together, making every visit a...

Jake’s Take 🌟 - Week 5️⃣ “fished & chipped!” ✅

This week, we stopped by the Shore House Bar and Grill after hearing glowing recommendations, and wow, it totally delivered! 😍 The fish was outstanding extra crispy the way we like it!! The homemade sides were absolutely incredible. Very welcoming staff and patrons that were happy to see #DerbyJake! Hands down a must try!🤩 For a fish fry that’s nothing short of amazing, you’ve got to check this place out. Huge thanks to the team for a fantastic meal and their stellar efforts. Five stars, without question! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Shore House sure knows how to whip up an unforgettable fish fry! 🎣

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