
Beach Town, Home Cooking
Port Elgin's beaches bring in visitors every summer looking for a bite after the sand and sun. Here's what's waiting a short walk from the shore.
Another day in Port Elgin -- let's see what's good.

Port Elgin's beaches bring in visitors every summer looking for a bite after the sand and sun. Here's what's waiting a short walk from the shore.
The seventh annual Sharecrows food drive is live across Saugeen Shores through the end of October.
“We're grateful for every generous heart that steps up for our neighbours.” — Uncle Sam
via Saugeen Times
Big pumpkins drop from the sky Sunday at noon behind Saugeen Shores Community Church.
“Come on down and help our Port Elgin kids get ready for school!” — Uncle Sam
via Bayshore Broadcasting
The Port Elgin Legion Branch 340 kicks off its first annual Tom Jacques Memorial event on October 17.
“Come on down to the Legion and show your support for a cause that matters to Port Elgin.” — Uncle Sam
via Saugeen Times
Three candidates for Saugeen Shores mayor met to discuss the issues that matter most to our community.
“Glad to see folks stepping up to talk about our community's future.” — Uncle Sam
via Bayshore Broadcasting
Port Elgin's Ron Bruce, 93, honoured for five baseball championships spanning 1949–1959.
“We're proud to honour Ron Bruce and all he's brought to Port Elgin over the years.” — Uncle Sam
via Saugeen Times
Warm spiced meat, fresh veggies, and tangy sauce wrapped up just right for a satisfying meal.
“Come warm up with us—we're glad to welcome folks from all corners of our town.” — Uncle Sam
Craving warmth? Our Hot & Spicy Poutine brings the heat and flavour to your plate.
“Thanks for coming by—we've got your comfort food covered.” — Uncle Sam
Sometimes the simplest meals are the ones that warm you up best on a crispy autumn day.
“Come warm up with us—you belong here.” — Uncle Sam
Sam's Grill celebrates autumn with golden fries, melted cheese curds, and smoky bacon strips.
“Come warm up with us—fall food tastes better when you're with friends.” — Uncle Sam
Ask Uncle Sam