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    Power City Eatery

    4.5 (281 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Chicken focaccia with pesto
    Melissa G.

    Super friendly staff and amazing food. Perfect lunch spot after a long day of walking. Everything was so fresh and tasted homemade.

    Pastrami melt
    Gillian A.

    Me: I'll take a pastrami melt. Guy at cashier: ooooo that's a good one!!! We need more hypemen/hypewomen behind cashiers lol makes me confident that I'm ordering correctly! And he was right. The pastrami is made in house and it was super tender in the melt. Tasty and not too salty. Light airy-toasty sandwich bread. A bit too heavy-handed on the brown mustard though but not a dealbreaker. Kettle chips were a little cold but I still enjoyed their crispiness. Snappy pickle wedge. Altogether it was a pretty satisfying meal. Easily sharable for two not-super-hungry people! As for other things that I tried here, the everything bagel was overly-toasted tough and was rather thin. Chocolate chip cookie was scrumptiously chewy in the center and crispy on the edges. Iced coffee tasted standard. 4-ish stars for the food/drink but with such a lovely staff this place gets an overall 5.

    Reuben
    Aaron W.

    A little gem in an otherwise kind of run-down, casino dominated part of town. Plenty of space inside for small groups, with relatively simple decor. They have a breakfast menu til 11am and a lunch menu after. Really solid sandwiches. My wife and I went halfsies on a reuben and a chicken salad sandwich. We got the best of both worlds: The reuben was crunchy and toasted whereas the chicken salad had much softer, chewier feel. Both were stuffed with meat, so nice and filling. Each came with a side of chips that seemed home-made. My toddler is really into soup so she tried a ham and kale minestrone type soup. It was a very heart bowl and made for a good kid meal (plus the chips she stole from me!). All in all a very nice lunch spot.

    Reuben Lunch Sandwich with soup and house made chips
    Raymond B.

    This is a little quaint eatery that has the painting of Tesla on the outside. It has a coffeehouse feel with the delicatessen taste. I picked the Reuben on Sourdough and the bowl of Turkey and bean soup. I was ecstatic that they offered Coke Zero in the bottle since many other local places only had Diet Coke. That being said, the Reuben sandwich was good, but not great. It came with home made chips that were cold and soggy. They kept them in a box on the front counter near a clear plexiglass barrier. The soup was in a very small cup and for $6.00 I would have hoped for a better sample. The flavor was ok, but nothing to rave about. Now the worst part, I'm not sure if anyone in food service nowadays understands the concept of food safety. I watched the lady that made my food, take out her cell phone multiple times with her food prep gloves on and go from the phone in the pocket to preparing food plates. The other younger girl did the same thing, but worse, she used the dish rag to clean tables and counter, grabbers her phone to check and then took bread from the shelf and place them in bags. They never changed their gloves and continued to prepare food as they switched from personal items and food items. I'm amazed I didn't get sick, This is the worse case of cross contamination seen in a while. I also believe the owner, a man, watched it all and then took the bread from the you girl and left the store. I won't be back and I hope they make changes to their food handling procedures. The gloves are for customers protection, not to keep the prepares hands clean.

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    Seth H.

    Amazing local sandwich shop! Wonderful ambiance and energy. Service was helpful, accommodating, and competent! Definitely hope it's still here next time I visit Niagara! The food itself was excellent quality of ingredients, made to order with brisk service, and wonderful flavors without over complicating. In short, done right!

    Pre-reheated thanksgiving meal for 2-$50. So much food, very flavorful!!!
    Stephanie G.

    Ordered another Thanksgiving pre-fix meal this year and it was just as delicious as I remember! It's a great value--tons of food for $50. It's really easy for when I fly in to Buffalo for American Thanksgiving but then go to Canada to be with family... but it's not Thanksgiving in Canada on the same day so we just take Thanksgiving across the boarder and have a lovely meal! Soon I'll move to Canada and will cook my own Thanksgiving meal but until then I'll happily support this local business and enjoy theirs!

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    Cheng Z.

    We traveled to Niagara Falls with our little corgi and stopped by this restaurant to eat at 1 pm. The trip was long and our little corgi was a little stressed out and wouldn't eat her dog food. We knew that one thing she reliably eats is eggs. We asked the restaurant for some eggs. Despite the fact that it was past breakfast hour, they still kindly scrambled an egg for us and gave it to us for free. So our corgi baby had something to eat, and she was very happy and grateful.

    jocelyn b.

    Had an amazing bagel w/ honey jalapeño cream cheese & a mocha that was great ! Not burnt ! The atmosphere is chill & the service friendly- def a step up from Starbucks ! Support local !

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    No it's a dump. Shit show. Overpriced. Food is good. No atmosphere whatsoever. Very boring. IT SHOULD STAY CLOSED.

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    Very good bagels for the breakfast. Flexible options. I bet also the sandwiches for lunch are good

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    They were out of several items and the lettuce on our sandwich was bad and rotten. Won't come here again.

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    I saw the place but didn't have my debit card with me. I asked and found out they were open til…read moremidnight. I remembered the next day to walk down there and got my treats! Got the brown sugar mochi and mango- they were both excellent, buttery, flaky with good fillings. Inexpensive. They have sandwiches too.

    *3.5 stars** The…read moreflakiest and tastiest croissants ever! I've had them at other locations before but I had visitors visiting from Edmonton who were visiting Niagara Falls so we grabbed a dozen croissants to share. They had so many varieties it was hard to choose but my favorite ones that I usually go for include: -Truffle Crab -Salted Egg yolk -Raspberry Panna Cotta / Strawberry Purée Custard -Honey Citrus / Lemon Cream Glazed Service was a little slow and unorganized despite them being opened already for a few months. They said 6 croissants and no tax but one of the girls told us we can mix and match with the croffles but when we went to pay they said we couldn't. When we went to pay they were struggling so hard with the point system. I do however appreciate them trying to figure out how it worked. So eventually they said I can only collect points and not redeem which was fine. I went back a second time cause I was thirsty and ordered one of their drinks that they said was available but then the girl looked at the other girl and then looked back at me and said it's not available soooo. Because this location is located in the food court at Fallsview Casino, they also take Momentum Dollars.

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    Cafe Dalbodre

    Cafe Dalbodre

    4.0
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    0.9 mi

    What the heck is Dalbodre? If you tried googling Dalbodre, aside from this very cafe's related…read moresite or info, you may be able to find a restaurant in Seoul with this name (minus the word Cafe). Otherwise, every site is related to their cafe. I guess it's not a bad idea to give your business a unique name where your business' info just pops up immediately, hit after hit. Whether it's by design or not, good for them. Cafe Dalbodre is a cozy Korean cafe that is tucked away from the tourisy side of Niagara Falls and quite close to Great Wolf Lodge, with the casino in view. What really grabbed my attention was how affordable their drinks were. If you were to get the same drinks in the GTA, I swear we are looking at $6-7. I really like the iced Dalgona coffee that I got. Coffee was very aromatic and flavourful. Not very sweet when I first drank it, but because the honeycomb gradually melted the drink became sweeter as it went along. I also got a dark chocolate gyoto cake to go. It was simple, but quite enjoyable. Whip cream on top with some crunchy chocolate bits. The cake was rich, chocolatey and not too sweet. I'd prefer it to be even darker, but that's just me. Nonetheless, I still enjoyed the cake. Now when I asked the shop owner what gyoto means, she said it meant chocolate in French. From my limited Gr. 11 French, I don't recall that word meaning chocolate in French nor does the word sound like French. Yet another mysterious word coming from this place. Now when I asked the owner which drinks are the most popular, while not impolite, but she directed me to the starred item on their menu. I guess she's not the talking type? But she certainly wasn't exactly Ms. Sunshine. I'm still very much a fan of Cafe Dalbodre, but just don't expect a great deal of hospitality. Btw, I still have no idea what Dalbodre is.

    A Korean cafe about 10-15 mins outside of the tourist area. This cafe has a variety of drinks…read more(Refer to photos) to choose from including bingsu (shaved ice) and some desserts (cookies, cakes, etc.) as well. I came here on a Monday in the morning and it wasn't busy at all. It was quiet and a very clean space. There weren't a lot of food options for an early morning but I tried their Iced latte. It tasted OK and price was fair. Overall, I may come back to try their bingsu if I'm in the area and it's not too far walking distance but I'm hoping service will be more friendly and approachable.

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