Best Arts and Culture Places in Niagara-on-the-Lake

"Bright, bold and beautiful paintings await your arrival in a charming lakeside setting. You are invited by appointment to enjoy Irene's work in watercolour, paintings on silk and fine art giclée. Artist's cards and custom prints are available."

"Painting classes, body casting workshops, children's casting impressions and shadow boxes. Available for private function and meet ups. Beautifully decorated for hosting up to 50 people."

"This beloved kitchen was started by Ruth Anne Schriefer nearly 20 years ago. Today, her daughter Maddy is in charge of the changing plates and cocktails. But her breads and pastries are the main attractions here, often selling out within an hour of opening (and even earlier on the weekends)."

"This restaurant is small, cozy and still owned by a local family. They are located off the main Niagara Stone Road that you’d likely be driving on to the old historic town. Here they grow some of the berries, herbs or veggies that they use in their menu."

"Down Lundy’s Lane is La Farina, a relatively young bakery and deli (opened in 2000) that also offers handmade frozen pasta, imported Italian groceries and an array of cafeteria-style hot prepared meals. But since the subject here is bakery, we’d be remiss not to focus on the simple staple that fuels this spot: bread. La Farina rivals Portage for the best Italian loaves in the city, with a soft, chewy crumb and sharp golden crust."

"Most of the action always seems to happen on the Canadian side of the Falls, but with a slew of accolades ranking Wine on Third as one of the best places to eat in the area, there's a reason to check out both sides. Their artisan pizzas are a local favorite and ranging from $11 to $15 they're a great deal. The restaurant is only about a five-minute walk from Niagara Falls State Park which offers direct views of the American Falls."

"Wine on Third offers a level of luxury that is hard to come by in Niagara Falls, New York, as many of the more upscale bistros reside on the other side of the border. Guests have their choice of a variety of high-end liquors and wine to enjoy while relaxing in the polished space. 501 3rd StNiagara Falls, New York(716) 285-9463"

"What is it: This classy downtown bar doesn’t serve traditional Spanish-style tapas. Here, the small plates are contemporary American in origin, accompanied by live music played during weekends. Why go: Tapas and wine… Need we say more?"

"Canadian sub sandwich restaurant featuring meats raised without antibiotics and healthier options that also offers catering. Fast Food Restaurants, Sandwiches & Subs"