I found this on my GPS, it didn't take me to the right place, but as I kept driving to turn around,…read moreI ran into it. There was a very nice selection of liquor and wine, but most of it was much more expensive than in the US. I did get a bottle of Baileys birthday cake that I'd never seen before. They also had several Coors selzers that aren't available here. They had a fairly small selection of beer. I'll be back when I'm in Niagara Falls again.

This is a pretty nice liquor store in the area just away from Clifton Hill. It's like an ABC…read moreLiquor that we see throughout the US. Even though it's not right in the Clifton Hill area it is still packed with out of towners like me and locals. We actually had to wait for a parking spot because the lot is so full. Everywhere outside the lot you have to pay for parking, hence the traffic in the lot. The liquor prices aren't bad and they will accept USD, and credit. I'm not sure about debit, what I do know is they wouldn't accept my Discover card. Normally I use Amex but they're charging international rates, so the hell with them on this trip. Today I used cash and the clerk made the exchange and provided change in CA currency. I picked out a 200 ml bottle of Crown Royal which costly about 11 USD, not best, but still cheaper than what you're going to get at any restaurant here. I'll probably pop back in here one more time before we go to the NY side. I'm sure we will need another night out on the town, and that whiskey is unbelievably good on a cold night.

What a treat! As a long time Wayne Gretzky fan, participating in the official tour of this winery…read morewas a lot of fun. Our tour guide Ryann, was a delight. She was pleasant, funny, and knowledgeable. A great addition to team 99. We sampled some wine, and whiskey. The location is beautiful, we experience a warm sunny day with a slight breeze. Afterwards, we picked up some of the sampled bottles to take home. An overall enjoyable day. I highly recommend this location for anyone considering these events. Good time with great friends.

So, what is this magical substance called poutine? Well, I tried it and immediately wondered how I…read morecould have it imported to America. Except our SOB president would probably put a tariff on it. The server was awesome. So was the gentleman who ran the tasting room. We were impressed enough to buy several bottles to smuggle through US customs later. Call it our middle finger to the idiot who is in the White House. I'm sorry, Canadians. I just can't apologize enough.

Visiting from Texas- saw this got great reviews on Yelp and thought we'd give it a try. Party of 5…read more Got there and dinner time and inside was packed (good sign.) we sat outside (didn't mind- the weather was nice. We tried some apps, food and a strawberry crepe for dessert. Overall food was really good. The poutine fries were just ok and the strawberry crepe was just ok but everything else was REALLY good. Def recommend!

What a fun place to check out! I was looking for someplace different, when this stumbled across my…read morefeed. So I decided to go check out the blind pig. Pretty easy to find, you can't miss the rustic looking exterior with the blind pig in huge letters on top. There's a decent amount of parking, but I'll bet when this place gets busy it's tougher to find a spot. When you walk inside, the interior is very well kept and has a rustic bar-like feel to it, plenty of bar and high top seating as well as booths. I decided to order an iced tea. Something I've noticed about Canada, iced tea is usually a sweetened drink. Not like iced tea you get in the states. So just be aware of that if you're looking to get some iced tea. Regardless, it was very tasty and hit the spot perfectly. One thing I like about this place is they have a bunch of different specials throughout the week, the day I went the special was the brisket sandwich and side salad for $13.99 Canadian. I upgraded to the Caesar salad, and also ordered a side of KFC, or Korean fried Chicken for those of you in the know. Let me tell you something about that. KFC, absolutely delicious! How can you go wrong with fried chicken thighs with Korean BBQ sauce? You can't, that's what I'm telling you! The brisket sandwich was really really good, albeit just a tad dry. But I'm not deducting any points for that. It was absolutely delicious and worth every penny. Service was great, friendly staff, and everything came out as expected. Bottom line? I will definitely be back for that brisket sandwich. They also had some other specials so I guess I'm going to need to spend an entire week here and just eat my life away at the blind pig.

Best wine and beer making facilities in Niagara! Great friendly staff help you make your wine by…read moreyour favourites, international wines are fantastic. Saves a lot of money with little effort and the quality is superb.

From the owner: Niagara wine making and craft beer store, make your own wines, craft beers, coolers, sherry, port…read moreor ice wines. In business for over 40 years serving the Niagara area, save 65% on store bought wines, or beer. Wedding wine, anniversaries and party drinks.

The Tangerine Tortoise is a 10 out of 10 if you love Italian-style pizza. My sister and I grabbed…read moretakeout after Niagara Comic Con in Niagara Falls. I've been meaning to try Tangerine Tortoise for a while and I live near it so we walked in and did a quick 20-minute stroll around the block while they made our pizzas. What stopped me from trying it in the past was the abundance of great pizza chains in St. Catharines. St. Catharines has amazing food places with unique appeal if you ever want to try them. I actually frequent Score Pizza, Twice the Deal Pizza, and Fat Cat when I'm craving a certain type of pizza depending on the situation. I have had a lot of great pizza around the Niagara region from Fat Cat's to Di's and plenty of others. They all have their own appeal but there is just something about the taste the menu and the overall vibe here that puts The Tangerine Tortoise at the top for me. We ordered the spicy pineapple and the prosciutto with pistachio nuts and both were amazing. My favorite was the spicy pineapple because of the hot honey glaze on top. It added the perfect kick and sweetness. What's cool about Tangerine Tortoise is how it's inside an old repair shop and it's hard to tell it's a restaurant unless you know. It's also in the middle of a neighborhood which I think cities should allow more residential restaurant mix because it adds to the community appeal. As a St. Catharines local I absolutely love it and my sister coming in from the GTA loved it just as much.

I can't tell you how excited I was to walk down my street to try out a new local establishment!…read more And this place didn't disappoint! Chalk board menu, beer and wine list were fantastic. Prices were right on, and the service was on point. The food was tapas style, small plates for sharing. We tried the pork tacos, lamb three cheese flatbread, and duck wings. Everything was so tasty, and packed with flavours. I was really impressed. Can't wait to go back.

What a cool place. There is local art on the walls, and the building is an old church I believe. My…read morewife got the Caesar salad and I had the smash burger. Everything was delicious. The burger had very thin pickles layered on it and that allowed for each bit to have the same flavor, rather than a few pickles in the middle. I got the flight of beers and enjoyed each one. The staff were all friendly and fun.

My boyfriend knew he wanted to come here when we were in the area this week for vacation. We…read moredecided to stop in today (Labor Day) and we are so glad we did! The brewery is in an old church. They left so much of the character from the church and it looked great!! It was all done so well! Arched windows and doors, church pews against one wall for seating at the smaller tables. My boyfriend tried two beers while we were there and wound up getting some to go as well. They do have a food menu although we didn't order any food during our visit.

We had other other plans for dinner. It when we got I r eh area and drove by this brewery we…read moredecided to eat here instead. All of the tables inside (first and second floors) are high tops, which I do not prefer. Outside, in the back, they have picnic tables. Perfect! We sat outside there and it was so nice! Our waitress was great! Friendly and professional! We decided on splitting the poutine. I had a ball park hotdog (comes with fries) and my boyfriend has the Philly cheesesteak. He had to try it since we are down Philly! We said overall it was good. We enjoyed a few beers as well. We are glad we stopped in and might be in again while here for the week!

Stopped in for a quick drink while we were waiting in a table down the road for dinner…read more Unfortunately, as the drinks came out we got a text our table was ready. So we had to drink quickly and get down the road. The server was friendly, and the back "patio" area was fun and very open. They had a great beer menu, and I only wish we'd had time to enjoy our drink and try some of the others. It was a nice space, and I'd definitely go back given the chance!

I had a really good tour with Hannah. She was friendly and knowledgeable. I liked the design of the…read morebuilding, the atmosphere and the wine was really good!

My friends and I visited while we were in town for our girl's trip and we enjoyed our tasting!…read moreGabriella was fantastic, and we really enjoyed the Ice Wine and Peach Wine. The prices were reasonable and the place was beautiful! Totally recommend!

Barely adequate considering how many people come to NOTL. Employees have a long face on entry and…read moreexit. I understand that real estate is at a premium, but this the smallest LCBO I've seen in Ontario! The other reason not to come here is that they have such limited hours! I can't believe they wouldn't be more profitable if they stayed open later than 6PM or 8PM. Pass this one up and head to Niagara Falls where they stay open much later, 10PM or 11PM.

The LCBO is the local wine, beer and liquor store in Canada. On a recent trip to…read moreNiagara-on-the-Lake, this is where our group stocked up on all our wine/beer needs. It's a bright and clean store with great organization and help is available if needed. They take US dollars (giving you CA change) too, which was incredibly convenient for me since it was a pre money conversation stop. Wine and liquor is kept in the front of the store, with a convenient chilled wine selection as well. I wandered back to the "beer cooler" to find an impressive selection and was able to pick up a variety of local cans. Most craft beers are sold individually in large 473 mL aluminum cans. You'll pay for the beer as well as a $.10CA deposit (FYI: this location does not refund the deposit fees!) I felt pretty lucky to strike up a conversation with an employee who was able to recommend some great options and was very welcoming. Whether you're looking to party in up with friends, bring a couple drinks back to your house (or hotel room) or have a picnic in the park, the LCBO is your best bet for stocking up. Do note, the hours are limited compared to US liquor store hours, staying open the latest on Thursday and Fridays, and that's only until 8pm. I highly recommend grabbing some wine here and some cheese at Cheese Secrets around the corner and heading over to Simcoe Park for a picnic.

If you have been to Germany or it's your background, this place will bring you back like a warm…read moreheart. Its very quaint and friendly. It may not be cheap but either is the food quality or the portions. I love this place!

The Schnitzel is . The Goulash is salty with large doughy…read moredumplings. Stick to the Schnitzel FOH is Music is usually pleasant chill jazz The atmosphere inside and out is gorgeous with superlative attention to detail