Reading the reviews on Google was super promising. Just the reviews alone we wanted to come out…read more Glad we did. It being a Sunday the bar scene is calm and quiet not to loud. With that said we wouldnt have minded it being loud its a bar it goes both ways. The bartender Jenn was super friendly, peppy attitude, and full of smiles, small talk and fun humor. Always love that in a bar tender. She made an amazing Sex on the beach for me. The food was really yummy, can never go wrong with bar food if cooked right. There is a pool table for anyone who likes to play and a dart board. There is extra seating in the back area if busy. We sat at the bar comfy chairs. Overall great experience.

Food was outstanding at a good price for the portion. Waitress and manager were excellent. The…read moreseating area was nice.

The building is gorgeous, despite or maybe because of it being barely updated from its 1920's…read moreorigin. So it's basically a gothic theater, meaning that it's both a grand antique and a squalid dive. The choice of Labatt or Labatt Light in a can as your beers, although kind of a funny joke, is not actually acceptable as a menu, especially if you're going to charge $8 for said can. There were only about five bottles of booze for cocktails. It's cash only, which is fine, but kind of a pain for 2023. I went to see Goblin, a cool Italian art-rock act that was playing the soundtrack to the Argento classic Demons and then another mixed set after the movie. They sold "reserve" tickets to the upstairs balcony, but the numbers on the tables in no way corresponded to the table numbers on the tickets and it was generally pretty confusing. The lack of lighting on the floor and the very low stairs make the entire upstairs an ADA nightmare and a tripping hazzard for everybody. There is no food of any kind, which I'm pretty sure is illegal in NY for a venue that sells alcohol. The stripped-down-ness would be a bit more paltable had we not paid $50 a ticket for the cheap seats that have an obstructed view of the screen. A few more frills might be expected at that price. We managed to move down to the floor because the place was only about half-sold and security seemed not to notice or care much. All that said, the movie viewing/Goblin show was a good time and the space is pretty amazing, so they're doing some things right. They also seem to be violating the law several ways and throwing customer safety to the wind. It's basically a college dive bar operating as a concert venue. Misc.: the neighborhood is pretty sketch, like most of Niagara Falls outside of the tourist district, so walk in pairs. There seems to be a parking lot across the street.

This is a great venue , not only for concerts, but for weddings, anniversaries or any celebration …read more I've been here 2ce now for concerts. It's a nice sized place, With a bar in the center (that only accepts cash unfortunately), A big ladies room with lots of stalls & pretty clean. Chairs for us old ppl who can't stand long. A section for the handicapped. A nice big section for bands' merchandise & for "Meet & Greets." There's actually parking & it doesn't take hours to leave the lot. This is probably my favorite venue for concerts. You don't stick to the floor or anything, lol .

Best place to catch a performance, very intimate with seating in the round style.You're so close…read moreyou could reach out and touch the performers.You get an upclose experience with the entertainers and see a variety of acts.Past performances I have enjoyed include Debby Boone,Billy Gilman and Chrissie Hynde and the Fairground Boys, this place never disappoints.Located in the seneca casino with free parking offered.

Never a bad seat in the house, as seating is in the round.You get a very upclose experience with…read morethe musicians.Great variety of musical acts to experience. Some acts I saw here include Chrissie Hynde and the Fairground Boys and Billy Gilman.Always an entertaining night out.Located in the seneca casino with plenty of free parking.

This is an honest 2 star bar (did not bother eating here). Beer is cold and cheap, ac is running,…read moreand you escape the scorching sun. Bartender girl does not seems to be interested in producing drinks, pretty slow to come back for additional drink. And the worst: every beer is being poured into your old glass, so while its cold on the first beer - by the third it gets warm and old. If you do come in - try the mango Kolsh.

Legends is a huge restaurant inside of a hotel in Niagara Falls. They tout local ingredients and…read moreflavor (Costanzo Rolls, Sahlen's, etc) and have a well priced menu and a lot of Buffalo foods (wings, beef on weck, etc). It's not a bad place to go to sit down and relax and they offer a lunch buffet with spaghetti, chicken and salads. I came here to work a little bit and while the service was good, the food (in particular the burger was just A-OK). We started with an order of hot wings which were fairly delicious and the blue cheese that came with it was high quality. On the Buffalo Wing scale, I'd give em a 7/10, which is pretty good. They could have used more crisp, but the wings were saucy and large to be a contender for some more delicious ones. The burger really fell flat. The bun wasn't tasty and could have used some toasting. The meat had no discernible seasoning. The waitress didn't know whether it was cooked from frozen or not when I asked. Although I was asked how I wanted it cooked (med rare, please!), it came out medium well / well and didn't have too much flavor. I'd skip the burger, go for the wings and maybe try a few other things on the menu. All in all, it's an A-OK place to grab lunch if you're on a budget.

Great Venue to see some amazing acts, good acoustics , but not very comfortable seats.Some of my…read morefavorite artists I have seen here include Dwight Yoakam, Duran Duran, Oliva Newton John, Culture Club, John Mellencamp, The Temptations and Four Tops and a Night of Symphonic Rock which included 80's artists Terri Nunn of Berlin, Lou Gramm of Foreigner and Mickey Thomas of Starship.Located in the seneca casino with plenty of free parking.

This place is not what you would expect, especially if you paid a decent amount for event tickets…read more It's basically a big flat room with a bunch of chairs. The audio is poor and the the sight line is poor, making for an overall poor experience. I don't see how they have the nerve to sell tickets for such a premium, for such an awful venue. On a positive note, there's free parking and you can attempt your luck at one of the gaming machines/tables on the way in or out.

When it comes to happy hour in North Tonawanda, this is your spot! They have a fantastic $10 food…read moremenu for happy hour (4:00-6:00) that has something for everyone. I got the garlic parm wings and they were fantastic! They came out so hot I couldn't even take my first bite for a few minutes. You can't beat fast service! The fun doesn't stop at wings on this happy hour menu. They also offer, personal pizza's, bruschetta, chicken slider's, and so much more! Now for the drinks! In all honesty, I would love to see more options for happy hour (as of now they only offer and Aperol Spritz as a cocktail and wine and beer deals). Yet, every one of their speciality cocktails are fantastic! They are perfectly balanced and receive a garnish that draws you in the second they drink is dropped. I can confidently say they have one of the best, if not the best speciality cocktail menus in North Tonawanda. When it comes to the ambiance and Frankie Primos, it's very hard to beat. Their patio is unbelievable. A gorgeous fire pit, 2 outdoor bars and plenty of landscape surrounding the patio. The inside is always decorated elegantly for the holidays and has an upscale decor and vibe year round. Overall, I've never had a disappointing experience and Frankie Primos. They always exceed expectations and provide great service. I look forward to returning in the near future!

Excellent location before a show at Sheas. However the food is just okay. It tastes like they…read moreopened a jar of Prego. I love Prego, just not when I go out for dinner.

Great Jon Anderson concert helpful staff. I am handicapped there is no handicapped seating or…read moreaccommodative poor handicapped parking Staff helpful. Not handicapped friendly. Staff does well to help.

The West Herr Riviera Theatre used to have a real, hometown nostalgic feel to it. It used to be a…read moreplace of magic. Now, it's just a cash cow. I got this email basically warning me that all gift card transactions will incur a $3 fee. Is this fair? Absolutely not. How gross. Aside from this, I can't really say my experiences there recently have been great; the bar overcharges for drinks and the bartenders automatically set the card reader to a 20% tip on your beverages. I'm not kidding. They rush you to pay for your drinks if you're using credit so as to distract you from the automatic tip setting. If you don't catch it and change it, you're screwed. I don't mind tipping, I just don't like a place using scummy practices like this and essentially forcing you into tipping. Also...notice the lack of diversity in their show lineups: Mostly tribute bands. That's fine but like...there used to be variety, there used to be so much more. Anyway, I'm leaving this review as a life-long NT resident who misses the old Riv. It was truly magic.

Love the atmosphere! Neighborhood bar feel. Great wings and great service. The bartender Lisa super…read morefun and personable, mixes fun drinks!

Great food and our bartender, I think Lisa was her name the bartender was awesome. She worked her…read morebutt off serving food and drinks to a packed house. Great live music too! Delicious pulled pork sandwich and meatball. Cool atmosphere and decor. Prices are comparable to other bar restaurants.It's such a cool, laidback tavern with great food, dog friendly patio and the list can go on and on. Got to come check this place out

While staying in the area I looked at reviews for something decent and came across this place -…read moreGetting there around noon on a weekday, they were rather busy, so I sat at the bar and within a few minutes it was completely packed at the bar. Service from the bartender was great. He offered up some suggestions, which I needed because they have a large menu loaded with so many appetizing and amazing looking options. I started with their potstickers... They came out with a hard, fried shell and the dipping sauce went nicely with them. Enough to share, or even enough to enjoy and still have room for an entrée. My main dish was their Chicken & Waffle. This isn't some ordinary chicken and waffle, it's definitely an amped up version, made with unique and interesting ingredients, culminating in great flavors! The chicken was so large and very tender - it was amazing! The bacon and sauce on top went with it nicely, and the chive waffle was great with it! Each bite was definitely amazing! This was a great experience, I can see why they have so many reviews and such high stars, those are well-deserved stars!! Definitely recommend stopping in here!

Service Food…read more Ambiance I had a lovely first-time dining experience at an American restaurant near Niagara Falls on a quiet Monday morning. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, which made it even more enjoyable. I ordered fried calamari along with single chicken wings tossed in an Asian sweet and spicy sauce--both dishes were flavorful and satisfying. The combination of crispy textures and bold flavors really stood out. What made the experience even better was the service. Our server was amazing--attentive, friendly, and truly great at her job. She made us feel welcome from the start. I always enjoy trying new places, and this visit did not disappoint. If you're looking for an American restaurant near Niagara Falls, this is definitely worth trying. We ended the meal with a delicious dessert,which was the perfect sweet finish to a great experience.