Benton's Landing
About the Business
Welcome to Benton's Landing, your premier destination in the heart of Little Falls, New York. Nestled at 3 Mohawk Street, our establishment offers a unique blend of local charm and exceptional service. Whether you're a resident or a visitor, Benton's Landing is the perfect spot to unwind and experience the authentic spirit of our vibrant community.
At Benton's Landing, we pride ourselves on providing a warm and inviting atmosphere where everyone feels at home. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring that each guest enjoys a memorable experience, whether you're here for a casual outing, a special event, or simply to explore what Little Falls has to offer.
Conveniently located in the picturesque setting of Mohawk Street, Benton's Landing is surrounded by the stunning natural beauty and rich history of Little Falls. We invite you to come and enjoy our diverse offerings, from delicious local cuisine to engaging community events.
Visit us at Benton's Landing and discover why we are a beloved cornerstone of Little Falls. We look forward to welcoming you and providing an experience that is as unique and delightful as our beautiful city.
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Location & Phone number
3 Mohawk Street, Little Falls, New York 13365, United States
Reviews
"Great spot to explore"
"6 stars if possible."
"Born and raised in a largely non-industrial state (Florida) I have long been a fan of New York's industrious past. The Erie Canal holds a special place in my love of history, spanning a period from largely frontier, agrarian life to the state's early industrialization to its far uglier decline. I've now lived in New York state, including several years in Syracuse and now two decades in NYC for as long as I did in Florida. This place is a capsule of the canal's history and its ongoing use. I loved seeing a mix of pleasure boats and working tug and barge go by while standing along Seeley Street at Benton Landing. On the Mohawk River side you see the old warehouses and what I assume was/is a power or pump station, along with the rapids and, as I said, traffic along the canal. You also get a good look at the cliff face where the canal had been cut/or blown into existence. Amazing to consider the endeavor occurring to consider the effort required in the early 1800s to build it."
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