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Local Shopping, Dining, and Hospitality ServicesIf you are looking for that specific gift, or a memento of your trip, the Lakeside Business District is a shopper's dream. From specialty gifts to clocks and antiques, you can choose from kites to clothing or a cycler's needs, find unique stationery and stickers, or rainy day games.
Whatever it is you are looking for or happen to stumble across, our business owners offer a unique shopping experience.
Your mealtime choices cover a wide range of entrees and continents. Select award-winning pizza, traditional family favorites or popular cuisine. And of course, don't forget to finish with homemade pie or a scoop of your favorite of ice cream. Dine in a sports setting, a Victorian motif, on the shaded porch or in a view of the lake and sailing club.
The choice is yours to make and you just cannot go wrong, whatever you decide.
For your convenience, an ATM is located in the lobby of the Fountain Inn.
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Hotel Lakeside Dining Room
150 Maple Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4461, 866-952-5374
Located on the Lakefront in the Historic Hotel Lakeside, the Marine Dining Room is a favorite banquet facility. This year the Marine Room and Fern Room are available for group events from May through October 1. Join us on Sundays beginning June 11 for our extensive Sunday Brunch served buffet-style from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Ooh La La!
220 W. Second Street Phone: (419) 798-9098
Experience a “Fresh Perspective” at Lakeside this summer. Unique boxed lunches with grain or buttery croissant sandwiches, made from scratch salads and exquisite pastries. Refresh yourself with specialty smoothies, coffees or teas, while browsing our gallery of “Lakeside inspired” original artwork, photos, cards and gifts. Open daily.
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Patio Restaurant
Second and Walnut Phone: (419) 798-9144
Featuring homemade donuts and other sweet treats. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Dine in or carry-out. Home of the famous Lakeside Donuts!
Open til Labor Day, 7 a.m. – 11 p.m.
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Whistle Stop Ice Cream
206 W. Second Street
Old fashioned ice cream parlor and sandwich shop.
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Summerstock Food and Flowers
318 W. Second Street Phone: (419) 798-9290

Fresh
food at your fingertips. Your stay at Lakeside just got easier and a
whole lot more delicious! Pre-prepared meals made to order from the
freshest seasonal ingredients. Salads, sandwiches, smoothies, Steaz
teas, Ohio City Pasta, Bolthouse juice, SweetStreet desserts, organic
produce, potted herbs, cottage specialty flowers.
www.geocities.com/summerstock
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Lakeside Coffee & Cream
131 W. Second Street Phone: (419) 798-8303
Coffee and Cream concentrates on selling gourmet coffees, teas, bakery goods, as well as Lakeside’s only homemade hard and soft ice cream cones. Coffee and Cream’s unique outside patio lets customers take advantage of Lakeside’s special ambiance. Hours 6:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.
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Lorenzo's Culinary School
162 Walnut St Phone: 419-798-4414 or 330-219-4391
Lorenzo's offers cooking classes for the home cook in an
intimate and interactive setting. Whether you are a great cook or just want to
be, Lorenzo's has classes for you. Classes will be for all ages and all levels
of expertise from novice to gourmet. Visit us online at www.lorenzothechef.com or email us at info@lorenzothechef.com.
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DockSide
Pavilion East - Lakeside Dock
Satisfy that hunger down on the dock without ever leaving. Home of the DockDog and new this year...DockSliders and a
Signature DockDrink! Lakeside’s only lakefront
dining featuring light meals and snacks. Join us daily for Dock Hour from 4-6 p.m. for half price fountain drinks. Located
in the Pavilion.
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Fountain Inn
225 Maple Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4461, 866-952-5374
This is our all season hotel located one bloc from Lake Erie in the business district. It gives the guest easy access to the waterfront activities and parks as well as Hoover Auditorium. This is the ideal location for your next family reunion. It is also a great place for conferences, retreats, seminars and any type of family or business gathering. Conference rooms and banquet services are available year-round.
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Hotel Lakeside
150 Maple Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4461, 866-952-5374
Built in 1874, the Hotel Lakeside has maintained its Victorian charm over the years. Located on the lakefront, this historic beauty has been renovated to include handicap-accessible rooms. With the help of the Friends of the Hotel Lakeside, each room offers a unique look with exquisite antiques while exploring the beauty and craftsmanship from years gone by. While this is quite uncommon in the hotel industry, no two guest rooms are alike. Hotel Lakeside is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day and extends its season for groups in October. Hotel LakeSide
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Keystone Guest House
202 Maple Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4263 summer, (614) 899-9630 winter
Four
cozy and comfortable suites to choose from, each with full kitchens,
air conditioning and wireless internet. We welcome you to come and
enjoy our large enclosed porch that puts you in touch with the heart of
Lakeside.
http://www.keystoneguesthouse.net/
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Green Gables / Lakeside Women’s Club
161 Walnut Phone: (419) 798-4734 (summer only)
Email : lakesidewomensclub@cros.net.
Overnight accom-modations for women only. Four twin bedrooms in the heart of town. Smoke free. Meeting room for 50 sometimes available. Open June-Sept.
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Idlewyld Bed & Breakfast
350 Walnut Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4198 (216) 970-4552
www.idlewyldbb.com
Email: barrisjr@aol.com
Idlewyld has a homey atmosphere where guests can relax in comfort and enjoy the tranquil beauty, friendly atmosphere and timeless charm of 19th century Lakeside. Your Lakeside home away from home. Cottage atmosphere. Fully air-conditioned. Fourteen fully restored, beautifully decorated bedrooms; gathering room/dining area with TV/ DVD/Cable; large dining area available for guests all day; large wrap-around porch with Amish rockers. Perfect for retreats, family reunions or workshops.
Open April-November. Seasoon: $60-$85/night. Special rates for off-season weekdays.
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Maxwell’s Hospitality House
239 Walnut Avenue Phone: (419) 798-4527 (419) 864-2921
http://csnmail.net/~maxwellhouse/
We welcome you to our 1886 Victorian Home with several guest rooms and two efficiency apartments. Our wrap-around porch is an ideal location to relax and people-watch, located directly across from Hoover Auditorium. Morning coffee served, guest frig, (kitchen privileges not included), Air Conditioned, Cable. National Registry of Homes. Weekly and daily rates during season. Available off season, a great home for retreats and family reunions at reasonable rates.
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Rainbow Guest House & Tea Room
115 W. Second Street Phone: (419) 798-4255 or (330) 225-6181
www.rainbowhouse.us
Walk-ins acceptable. Charming, comfortable century home with guest rooms. Air conditioned.
Memorial Day - October
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Stonesthrow Cottage Bed and Breakfast
221 Park Row Phone: (419) 798-1171
www.stonesthrowcottage.com
Four elegantly restored rooms, each with a private tiled bath. Enjoy our grand porch overlooking the Pavilion and Lake Erie. A lovely full breakfast served. Air-conditioned. June-Sept.
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Lakeside Beauty Salon
W. Second Street Phone: (419) 798-5520

A place where the sun shines everyday!
Come down to the Lakeside Beauty Salon where you will receive simple yet professional salon care. We
will be glad to meet all of your salon needs, which include family
haircuts, hair color, highlighting, permanent waves, conditioning
treatments, temporary facial hair wax removal, manicures, pedicures,
polish changing, paraffin hand wax treatments. Our retail products include Matrix, Paul Mitchell, Joico, Bedhead and American Crew.
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Lakeside Laundromat
W. Second and Sycamore Phone: (419) 798-9987
7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
, Mon. – Sat. Open year-round.
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Street Sotheby's International Realty
162 Walnut Avenue Phone: 877-798-1123
Your “LAKESIDE CONNECTION” Sales-Cottage Rentals-Property Management New “Condo SALES” in Lakeside! Consider “TAKING IT TO THE STREET”…..SOTHEBYS REALTY for all of your Real Estate needs! Please call us for assistance: Rental Specialist Stephanie Burns, Carol Yoakam.
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