This is a pretty wild house. The whole thing is painted in beautiful bright colors and symbols. I…read morebelieve it's religious there is a religious posting next to it but I'm not sure. It must've taken a very long time for the owner of this house to do this.

I have been to both sides of the falls and I guess on US side, it's the prospect point and on the…read moreCanada side, it's directly across the falls (pathway) that can provide the best view of this magnificent park. Niagara Falls is made up of three waterfalls, American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls, and is located in both New York in the United States and Ontario, Canada. These falls are made up of water from four of the five Great Lakes (Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie), which drain into the Niagara River, forming the falls, which then flow into Lake Ontario. Both Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls are located on the US side of Niagara Falls, while Horseshoe Falls (also called Canadian Falls), is located on the border of the US and Canada, with the majority of the falls being in Canada

I "Love" this mural! This mural is by Casey Milbrand, the same artist who produced the "Greetings…read morefrom Buffalo" mural downtown and the "Looking Good" mural on Hertel Avenue. This beautiful mural boasts a rainbow of color along the building on 1st St in Niagara Falls, featuring a pattern of hearts and the phrase "Let's Fall In Love." This is probably his best mural yet. I love the gorgeous array of soft color and how the entire thing spans half way down the block. I brought my dog here to take pictures for her instagram (is that not the most millennial sentence ever?) and it's so big that you could take photos in multiple spots and get a good variety of different background. This mural is only a few blocks from Niagara Falls State Park, so definitely worth checking out!

So I came out Niagara Falls this morning, just to have a coffee. Plan is to head to Goat Island. In…read morethe meantime I took a drive down Buffalo Avenue for no particular reason except to see what was there. And I came across this nice mural on the side of the LaSalle post of the American Legion. In honor of all veterans. It doesn't seem to be signed unfortunately. But it's very nice and another example of great murals all around the area.

This immersive exhibit is open only through Nov 30, 2022, so hoping some people see this review and…read moremake the time to go. I tried putting this in a week ago, but couldn't figure out a category that Yelp would accept! Here's how we found about about it: https://buffalonews.com/entertainment/arctic---a-man-under-the-ice-immerses-visitors-with-a-sense-of-awe/article_224351fa-5942-11ed-a29b-cb7df0e7a46e.html It exceeded the expectations of all 4 of us, ranging in age from 50 to 85. We spent about 2 hrs there, reading the placards, but mostly enjoying the stunning photography and videos. There's comfortable seating available, and don't hesitate to ask the "guide" questions; he's full of knowledge that he's enthusiastic about sharing. Handicap accessible! and, appropriate for children over the age of 10 or so (for attention span reasons, not due to content).

Nice cozy place with old world Italian decor... Picture fat chefs adorning the walls on wallpaper…read moreand in artwork along with sconces. All the seating is booths, which I love! So much more comfy than chairs. From walking in to the restaurant to service at our table, all the staff was welcoming and friendly. After we ordered we were asked if we wanted bread and brought three slices of DiCamillo Italian bread. One for each us and they told us to let them know if we wanted more. I really liked that they asked, so bread would not get wasted. I do wish, however, that it would have been served warm. We ordered beans and greens soup and two specials, Taste of Italy (chicken Parm, 3 ravioli and fettuccine Alfredo) and stuffed rigatoni, which both came with a choice of soup or salad. When the food came, there was an ample amount of sauce and it was nice & hot. The red sauce was good, not sweet, but not acidic either... A nice balance. The Alfredo was super creamy. My chicken parm was perfectly cooked... Thin coating perfectly crisp with tender chicken inside. The stuffed rigatoni were enjoyed by my dad... Sure enough, each rigatoni was individually stuffed and sealed on the ends as the name suggests. We all had the beans & greens soup and enjoyed it.

Food was amazing. We split the taste of Italy and gnocchi. We had enough food to take home. Service…read morewas wonderful. You get your order fast. Plenty of seating. Very homey

In this little park in downtown Niagara Falls, New York, is a piano that sits on the SE corner of…read moreOld Falls Street and Rainbow Blvd, in a tiny corner concrete park called the Cataract Commons. The piano has been here several years in a program by a local musician who created the organization of Niagara Falls Public Pianos, created to bring music to life on the streets of Niagara Falls, New York, USA! The public is welcome to sit for a spell and play the piano! If you do play, snap a picture or record a video and when you post your musical talents to your world on social media, be sure to use the following tags #NFpianos #OldFallsStreet #NiagaraFallsUSA #livenf #PublicPianos https://www.facebook.com/NFpianos

One of my fav historical plaques is the "First House" one in Niagara Falls. As a result, I drive…read moreon Buffalo Avenue here all the time. And this is a new mural. Aptly named pac man! So fitting. On the side of the anchor bar NF, so also very on point. Hilarious.

Celebrated PI day with some pizza pie! Went to a friend's house in the Falls, instead of bringing…read morepizza in we ordered out there. They told me Leons is the best in the Falls. It was actually pretty good. I loved there crust and sauce. We tried three different ones, spinach and ricotta, cheese and pepperoni and hot honey. The hot honey was my favorite. I feel there could of been more toppings of cheese and like pepperoni, and I like my pizza sauce, other than that solid pizza, Id ordered again.

Really impressed with Leons's. I ordered in door dash and needed to communicate special…read moreinstructions to the restaurant, and the people who answered were just fabulous. They assured me that they had a yellow highlighting, the special comments that I put in and that it was really a great experience pizza delivered did not disappoint. Sauce was sweet, but not too sweet more sweet with like authentic. I actually put some basil in with some tomatoes and salt. The magic happen tyoe vibe. The Italian meats were spaciously yet meticulously placed so as to almost create a mosaic on a yeasty bed of dough. The crust did not disappoint. It was light yet enough dough to give a personality. The edges cooked to a golden Amber perfection and the bite did not disappoint. !

I can't possibly recommend this enough. Over a dozen of the Niagara Region's wineries participate…read morein this event. Each month, with it's own theme, you can purchase a glass at the first winery on your stop. Check the website for pricing. My mother, myself and two sisters did this for Mother's Day a two years back. It was one price for the glass and you generally got tickets for three tastings at each winery. However, I see at least one event where instead of the upfront charge, there is a small fee at each winery for the tastings. Either way, rent a limo or get a designated driver (as we did) and get on your way to a day of fun with friends! This could be a great option for a bachelorette or some other celebration as well. We packed the car with cheese & crackers and other snacks to enjoy along the way. A tasting may be a small amount of wine, but multiply that times three at each winery, then times over a dozen wineries! Pick the right time of the year and the drive is beautiful. Take the time to explore the shops and the grounds of the wineries. This event was just so much fun. I recommend it to everyone.

I've been to most of the wineries along the trail, with the exception of those closer to Rochester…read more Overall the trail is wonderfully diverse and eclectic with a mix of traditional wines and more unique offerings that set our local trail apart from the rest. The best overall winery is Niagara Landing. They have the most generous tastings (6 pours for $3) and affordable prices, and they excel in a variety of wines so even people with different tastes from me are bound to find something they like. Other favorites include Honeymoon Trail, Black Willow and Spring Lake, but all wineries are worth a visit. Here's my favorite individual wines along the trail: Dry white: Chateau Niagara's 2013 Gewürztraminer Semi dry white: Chateau Niagara's semi-dry Riesling Semi sweet white: Niagara Landing's Rosebud White Sweet white: Honeymoon Trail's Diamond Dry blush or rosé: Long Cliff's Platinum Rosé Semi dry blush or rosé: the search continues... Semi sweet blush or rosé: Honeymoon Trail's Pink Diamond Sweet blush or rosé: Niagara Landing's Rosebud Rosé Dry red: Black Willow's Trilogy Red Sweet red: Black Willow's Black Widow Berry, Niagara Landing's Rosebud Red Fruit wine: Marjum Manor's Blue Beryl, but it's sold out (possibly returning 2017) Sparkling wine: Schultz' Mon Cheri Dessert wine: Niagara Landing's Almond Dream, fave wine AND dessert Also, I recommend Niagara Landing's Rosebud Cranberry to pair with your Thanksgiving Turkey (it's re-branded Spirit of Christmas) and Rosebud Gold with its pineapple flavor to pair with your Easter Ham. Rosebud Red is my go to for prime rib instead of a dry red. I also recommend the Black Willow meads, especially Odin's Nectar.