Best & Cool Bars in Welland

"Grab a cold craft beer that proudly represents Canada’s brewing heritage and today’s innovative craft beer scene. They’re passionate about providing the highest quality beer to enthusiastic consumers and take pride in what they do. While enjoying Niagara’s best craft beer, and no longer thirsty, you can enjoy any of their delicious menu options."

"Enjoy Niagara's finest craft beers along with an extensive bar and appetizers menu featuring delicious homemade sandwiches, charcuterie and gourmet flatbread pizzas. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 905-374-5247"

"This is the original home of Buffalo wings, which were first concocted in 1964 by the bar's original proprietor as a snack for late night patrons. Still available, the wings are smothered with spicy Buffalo sauce and served with celery and bleu cheese dressing. The Anchor Bar is still a local favorite, and the menu features Italian-American entrees and classics like chicken cacciatore, lasagna and stuffed hot peppers."

"Whether you decide to eat in the Elvis inspired dining room or the Beatles room you will have an incredible dining experience, there’s also an 80-foot guitar bar!. It is a popular dining choice thanks to its dynamic tex-mex inspired menu and rock n’ roll atmosphere. Located on the Falls Avenue Resort."

"The Hard Rock Merchandise Shop is located one floor below the Hard Rock Cafe. The Hard Rock Shop is loaded with t-shirts, sweaters, jackets, and other merchandise that only the Niagara Falls Hard Rock Merchandise Shop can offer."

"Gold records, Elvis and Beatles memorabilia and more line the walls at the Niagara Falls Hard Rock Cafe. A great combination of rock ‘n roll music and memorabilia with a tex-mex menu create a unique dining experience."

"A past winner of the best craft brewery award at TAP New York, the state’s largest and longest-running beer festival, Big Ditch pays homage to the Erie Canal. The brewery, which opened downtown in 2014, has built its foundation on well-executed beers referencing the historic commercial waterway that forever altered the trajectory of Buffalo and offered the first direct connection between the Atlantic and the Great Lakes, thus opening up America to westward expansion. This includes the Low Bridge golden ale; Excavator, a brown ale with rye; and Hayburner, an award-winning IPA that accounts for 70 percent of total production from the 20-barrel operation (its success has spawned several variants, including one with an obscene amount of Citra hops)."

"Named after the nearby Erie Canal as an homage to the men who built it, Big Ditch is a microbrewery located in the heart of Buffalo. The downtown brewery is spacious, with plenty of room for drinkers and diners alike. The Big Ditch team brews its beers onsite and serves them both at the bar and in the expansive dining room."

"With a bistro ambiance that features white table clothes, dark lighting and a stylish bar, this restaurant offers interesting combinations of Asian, Italian, and American dishes. The cuisine is creative and features items like grilled fresh calves' liver with caramelized onions, jambalaya pasta with Gulf shrimp, and pepper-crusted tenderloin with brandy cream sauce. The saefood options are especially diverse and can include monkfish, oysters, Atlantic Halibut, Australian lobster, and Faroe Island Salmon."

"A great bar, excellent food from a creative menu and a top notch dining experience keeps this place full all the time. Website says: Hutch's diverse ..."

"Enjoy the hip sounds twirled by great DJ's on the huge dance floor or have fun with friends around the bar. The owner and bartenders, native to the area and true gentlemen, make sure that everybody has a great time. If you want to join a pub crawl that stops here, book a charter bus and call all your friends!"

"Best known for their legendary Sicilian cannoli, this Stoney Creek shop was founded in 1978 and offers traditional Italian pastries like rum balls, pesche con crema (peaches with creme), tiramisu, and zeppole. Address: 341 Queenston Road, HamiltonInstagram: @samsqueenstonbakery"

"This Hertel Avenue cafe serves up delicious paninis, baked goods, and classic Italian entrees like lasagna and eggplant parmigiana. However, they are best known for their thin-crust, chewy pizzas like the Margherita, Quattro Formaggi, or portobello mushroom - all topped with just the right amount of sauce, cheese, meat or vegetables. After your main course, don't pass up the cannolis, Italian cookies, or carrot cake for dessert!"

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"I have been going to Christina's for years, and i can honestly say that every time i go, it's a great experience. the waitresses are always lovely, and i really enjoy the homey atmosphere. Although I admit that the service can be a little slow at times, i also realize that i am not the one cooking the food, or serving it."