We randomly picked this restaurant after visiting Fort George . I had the Fish & Chips. After I…read moreordered, I saw the sign saying "#1 Fish & Chips". It was good, the fries are good and portion is large. It also came with coleslaw and some salad green. The waitress Samara was very friendly and checked on us often.

Had a good experience here. It's March and we came to Niagara-on-the-Lake for a Bday weekend for a…read morefriend of ours. On a Friday it wasn't too crowded but a healthy amount of people. They have a patio that's heated so you can comfortably eat on the patio. It's nice. Walk in to the main building and there is a long bar you can sit at or tables on the side and in a back room. Nice layout. Our server was great. Lots of fun. He didn't write anything down and got it all right. I asked him for a recommendation on an app cuz I wasn't that hungry. He said the feta burchetta. It comes in 4 huge pieces. More than enough to share. Piled high with tomatoes, cheese, onions, and you add your own olive oil and balsamic. It was very good. I ate 2. With a fork cuz it's big and awkward. Everyone else got different things 2 cheese burgers. Both said they were good and a nice chargrilled taste. Mussels and that was a good plateful. And the gyro sandwich. And that had 2 thumbs up. Oh and the French fries are really good. I stole a few. Crispy and soft in the middle. We weren't rushed we sat and talked and had a nice time. Prices were fairly reasonable. Our bill with tip and drinks was around $77 Canadian. So I but that really in the $60 range. I thought the apps were a bit expensive but as mentioned the portion was huge. So you gotta weight that. I'd definitely recommend.

We spent a night at Niagara Falls and had dinner at wildflower social. Big open space, nice vibe…read morewith good service. Hubby had the Social Stack Burger and I got the Salmon Poke Bowl. Food was decent. They have outdoor seatings on the sidewalk and also live music at night.

Great customer service. Drinks are nice! Food was good. Performer was the awesome. I went back,…read morenext day, and that says alot

I found The Spicy Olive on Yelp and wanted something that was a little less commercial than Hard…read moreRock or Rainforest Cafe. Luckily, the street it's on had a little less foot traffic and noise, and we were able to sit at a table near the window for some good people watching. We ordered a Mediterranean salad and the Diavolo pizza. Salad was good. The herbed vinaigrette was delicious, but some of the lettuce was wilted or was starting to break down. Tomatoes were refrigerated beforehand and were a little mealy. The Diavolo pizza had olives, peppers, and sausage. The crust was thin and delicious. We ordered ranch to dip our crust in (because we are heathens) and it was definitely something from a bottle. Not that it mattered because, well, it's ranch and pizza crust, but I will rave over house made ranch when I find it. Wine and liquor drinks were reasonably priced and atmosphere was laid back. Our waitress was very attentive. Decor could be updated and bathrooms were old/run down, but overall we were happy with the meal and service.

The signature spicy olive pizza was way too spicy, but of course that's just a preference. But as…read morea result we didn't eat majority of the pizza. However the vodka pasta was delightful. Every single hot bite was creamy and so satisfying. Although located a bit further down on the Clifton hill strip, the restaurant was still somewhat packed and the service was prompt. If I'm in Niagara Falls again, I wouldn't mind coming back.

Down-to-earth Italian restaurant. It seemed to be catering primarily to locals, as it is slightly…read moreoff the beaten tourist path. Great food and service!

We had a great time at Carpaccio on a double date--very nice Italian restaurant with a solid menu,…read moregood atmosphere, and great service. We all really enjoyed our meals and drinks. The Arancini appetizer was the star of the show--crispy, cheesy, perfectly cooked, and full of flavour. I had the Bacon-Wrapped Pork Tenderloin with veggies and mushroom gnocchi. The pork was perfectly cooked and super flavourful, with the bacon adding just the right salty touch. The veggies were great and the gnocchi was soft and pillowy, though a little on the bland side--but still enjoyable overall. My wife had the Ravioli Café au Lait--creamy, rich, and with a really nice hint of coffee that worked surprisingly well. Our friends liked their dishes too, especially the Chicken Parm and Gnocchi "Amelia." I really appreciated that they had Thornbury cider and beer on draught--a nice touch. Only downside: my buddy paid $9 for a bottle of Corona... which felt a bit ridiculous. Drinks in general were tasty but a bit overpriced. Overall, we had a great time--fresh food, nice vibe, and a menu that hits. Just watch your drink tab!

We went on a Sunday at 3 pm. It was pretty empty inside. Just one couple at a table wrapping up and…read more4 guys at the bar watching the NFL games. The reason for all this info is to paint a clear picture that it was not busy at all, but our small order of one burger and chicken wings took exactly one hour. There was just one lady working both the bar and the floor. Now, we picked this place because after reviewing all the spots in the area, they seemed to have good-looking wings and decent food. That is all correct. My partner enjoyed her burger so much and I can honestly say these were some of the best wings I've had. They were large in size and had the perfect crispy crunch of skin. I got the salt and pepper seasoning and it was so simple yet so satisfying. Pros: food is really really good for simple dive bar food Cons: per our experience and other reviews it seems 1-hour wait might be the norm here

The nacho dip was wonderful. The service and atmosphere felt unwelcoming. Felt like a "townie" bar.read more

My family and I dined here last night for our 1st dinner in Niagara Falls. This restaurant is…read morelocated on the 2nd floor in the Marriott, right off of Fallsview Blvd. I made a reservation and we were seated promptly. Our food took a little long to arrive but our waitress was pleasant and friendly. First to come out was my son's burger & fries, as well as my roasted mushroom soup. The soup was delicious - not one spoonful was left in the bowl! As far as my son, he didn't care for his food. He said the burger tasted weird and didn't have much flavor. He devoured the fries, though. Our entrees arrived shortly thereafter. My husband and I had no complaints! He enjoyed the 1989 Burger and garlic parmesan fries. I got the thai green curry with shrimp. Omg! I'm a green curry connoisseur and this was some of the best I've ever had. I especially enjoyed the coconut rice and the mushrooms in the dish! Overall, this was a decent start to our stay in Niagara Falls.

Went to eat dinner at Milestones as it is highly recommended as well as in our hotel. It was…read morecrowded but we were lucky to get a table and seated pretty quickly. They have an extensive wine menu and a good size drink menu. They had a great selection of dinner options and some vegan ones as well. Our waitress was so attentive and helpful with questions. I ordered Chicken parmigiana and my husband had Ribeye steak with a seafood topper. Food was all really well cooked and fresh. My parmigiana came with a creamy pesto pasta that was really good. We really enjoyed our dinner .

YELP TOP REVIEWER ALERT: Sometimes the best restaurants are the ones hiding in plain sight!…read more Since this was our last day in Niagara Falls, Canada, we wanted to find a nice breakfast restaurant close to our hotel. We were specifically looking for a buffet-style breakfast, and that's when we stumbled upon what I now consider a true hidden gem--the Secret Garden Restaurant! And let me tell you, the name couldn't be more appropriate. We entered the restaurant by walking down some stairs that led directly into the Secret Garden souvenir shop. At first, I thought, "Okay...did we come here for breakfast or shopping?" But the restaurant is actually tucked away in the rear of the souvenir shop. Once we found it, we discovered a very clean, neat, well-organized restaurant with a warm and inviting atmosphere. They even have outdoor seating for those who enjoy eating their breakfast with a little fresh air. When we walked in, we were warmly greeted by Ms. Marigold, the hostess. She was extremely welcoming and polite and escorted us to our section, where we met our server, Ms. Zoe. Ms. Zoe was an absolute sweetheart--friendly, polite, kind, and always wearing a beautiful smile. She promptly brought us water and coffee and then gave us the menu and plenty of time to decide what we wanted. No rushing us, no "Are you ready yet?" pressure. Just good old-fashioned hospitality. And then came the important part...BREAKFAST! I ordered the Garden Omelet ($21.99) with turkey bacon ($6.99) and wheat toast. We also ordered one egg with Canadian bacon and white toast ($18.99). Now, let's talk about that coffee! The coffee was excellent. The aroma alone brought back memories of my parents sitting together in the morning enjoying their coffee. You know a cup of coffee is good when it doesn't just wake you up--it takes you on a little trip down Memory Lane. The Garden Omelet was well-seasoned, flavorful, and very tasty, and the wheat toast was just as good. Everything came together for a very satisfying breakfast. Our food was brought out by Ms. Ashley, another very sweet young lady with a warm smile. It was obvious that the friendliness we experienced wasn't just a one-person thing--it seemed to be part of the culture of this restaurant. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Mr. Mike, and what a real gentleman he is. You can tell a lot about a restaurant by the way the employees treat their customers, and Mr. Mike has clearly set a wonderful example. His employees seem to follow his leadership and have embraced his warm interpersonal skills and genuine hospitality. By the time we finished breakfast, I found myself thinking, "How in the world did we not know about this place sooner?" If you're visiting Niagara Falls, Canada, and you're looking for a clean, welcoming, friendly place for breakfast, do yourself a favor and look for this little hidden gem. Visit the Secret Garden Restaurant. You won't regret it! My only regret? I wish we had discovered this hidden gem sooner! Sometimes the best discoveries aren't the ones you plan for--they're the ones you accidentally find while walking through a souvenir shop looking for breakfast!

Our large party enjoyed lunch on a sunny weekday. We dined outside and the atmosphere was lovely…read more There's a very large menu, with options for vegetarians. Our drinks were refilled often and service was excellent. I especially enjoyed the Nanaimo cheesecake for dessert. We walked across the Rainbow Bridge from the U.S. and had picky-eater teenagers with us. The views of the falls were peaceful although this place is bustling. We sat at two tables outside and the restaurant provided a peaceful break. We'll be back.

The food here was amazing! Family of 4, we tried each other's meals and there wasn't an item that…read morewas not raved about. Cobb salad, burrata pizza, Big Mac fries. Staff was friendly, wait was slightly higher than average (it was Saturday dinner). Baseball games on TVs, nothing too flashy but felt nice and welcoming. Ambiance was right for family dining.

Bricks and Barley is delicious! We had a hard time figuring out what to order because everything…read moresounded better than the thing we'd just decided on. We ended up with the Cajun shrimp tacos and the grilled veggie sandwich. Tacos come with nothing, but they really didn't need it. They were packed with flavor and piled high with tasty ingredients. My husband devoured his sandwich and has been talking about trying to replicate it at home this summer. Great place!