Best Dinner Places to Eat in Niagara Falls

"This behemoth of a winery is the big kid on Niagara's block that will have you skipping through endless vines and sipping your way through their stacked wine portfolio. Their Greatest Winery Tour is our kind of hands-on learning, where you can go from a glass of sparkling on the patio to 10Below, an igloo-like icewine lounge where you can sample their "liquid gold." Buckle up."

"Peller Estates is one of the best-known wineries in the Niagara region, and there’s a stellar on-site restaurant to match."

"Why You Need To Go: Groups of up to four people can enjoy a 35-minute tasting together on their patio."

"Niagara Brewing Company proudly blends Canada’s rich brewing heritage and today’s innovative craft beer scene. Guests will find signature beers and seasonal features that have been skillfully weaved from locally sourced ingredients on the rotating taps. To round out the experience, the menu offers a selection of tasty bites like delicious broasted wings, house made guacamole & chips, giant pretzels with dips and sandwiches."

"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."

"You can’t get much closer to the excitement than with a stay at the luxurious Sheraton on the Falls (Photo courtesy Sheraton Fallsview Hotel). One of the top luxury hotels in Niagara Falls, the Sheraton Fallsview Hotel is located just inside the Canadian border in the famous Fallsview tourist district. Each of the hotel’s 669 rooms boast state-of-the-art technology and spectacular Niagara Falls views from the Club Rooms."

"Sheraton on the Falls is directly connected to the Fallsview Indoor Waterpark and Casino Niagara. The hotel features panoramic views of Niagara Falls. The Clifton Hill shops and entertainment district are a five-minute walk from the resort, as well as the Skylon Tower."

"The new Sheraton Fallsview Rooftop Pool & Bar is the place to be for Summer!. Featuring Niagara's only outdoor Fallsview Pool, private Cabanas and a Fallsview Bar."

"Located at 1249 Niagara Stone Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Trius Winery offers a number of wines including the ice wine the region is famous for, as well as sparkling wines and dry wines. The winery is frequently mentioned by bloggers as a must-visit winery, and visitors praise the friendly and knowledgeable staff. The winery offers a few tasting experiences, tours, and even has dining options at a restaurant and a bar."

"Another very popular winery within the Niagara Region, their wines just don’t wow me. Maybe it’s my personal preference or the fact that it seems to be a go-to for Christmas gifts?. I find their vintages to be quite sharp and a little too bitter on the tongue."

"We were greeted by one of the friendly staff upon our arrival and were directed to our table after we scanned the CODIV-19…”more"

"A luxurious, fine-dining restaurant based within the opulent Prince of Wales hotel. With a renowned menu and lush, vibrant, panoramic views enough to make a pilot jealous, Noble is all about finesse."

"Wow, this was by far the best place we ate at during our weekend trip to Niagara Falls. Everything about this place is elevated. The decor is absolutely…”more"

"Located off the Niagara Parkway, this is hands-down my favorite thing to do in Niagara Falls with the family!. Away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist attractions of Clifton Hill, the Niagara Glen Nature Area offers 4 kms of hiking trails down the Niagara escarpment. Stop at the information center to pick up your trail map and set off on your adventure."

"Stunning views of the turquoise water of the Niagara River, nature hikes, overlooks of Niagara Gorge and Whirlpool are just a few of the reasons people visit every year. It’s perfect for those who are interested in the more natural attractions that Niagara Falls has to offer."

"Among the small shops and restaurants that line Elmwood Avenue, Thin Man Brewery stands out in more ways than one. In a literal sense, its second-floor balcony extends over the street, offering guests the perfect place to sip pints in the sun...."

"Co-founders Greg Gnys and Joe Sartor dreamed up a brewery concept based on a fusion of two ideas that ended up coming together in a rather serendipitous way. Counterpart Brewing’s Hospitality Manager Eric Klein shared, “Greg was moving home from Burnaby, British Columbia to fulfill his dream of opening a local community focused brewery in his home town of Niagara Falls while at the same time Joe was moving home from Vancouver to open up a restaurant of his own. After learning through family members who worked together in Niagara that not only were they moving home for similar purposes but at almost the exact same time a meeting was set."

"This almost-two-year-old brewery in Niagara is good for more than just beer. Don’t get us wrong, the beer is out of this world, but what’s coming out of the kitchen is just as delicious. You basically can’t go wrong, but anything that involves fried chicken is a must-try, as is whatever iteration of mussels is on the menu—and if you’re not into meat, the fried cauliflower plate is a winner."

"This new independent craft brewery is located just outside town in Virgil, in a gorgeous old church that dates back to the 1890s, with exposed beams, brick walls and a vaulted ceiling. Opt for a flight to try their top beers."

"This is an option that always provide local character and impressive floral arrangements to take a visual record of, but the location becomes a more dynamic photographers’ study when one of the various festivals or shows that use Victoria Park as a nesting spot kicks off. The Festival of Lights decorates the entire park and leads up to one of the biggest New Year’s celebrations in North America – a cornucopia for any camera adjusted for night shots."

"The floral and fauna that you'll see as you stroll through Queen Victoria Park certainly embodies that 'wow' factor that is portrayed throughout the likes of Niagara Falls. The beauty of this spot that it is of course free to roam through, and is all about nature. When you are bombarded with all things related to the flashy side of Niagara Falls, it's one of the best spots to kick back and just enjoy the view, minus all the bright lights."