Best Lunch Restaurants in Port Colborne

"Located in the historic yet trendy Hotel Lafayette in downtown Buffalo, Public Espresso has a cool vibe and even cooler coffee. Baristas craft drinks to order with globally sourced coffee roasted in house. Coffee drinks range from typical cappuccinos to more exotic options like the Bali espresso tonic that we couldn’t resist trying."

"391 Washington Street, BuffaloPublic Espresso + Coffee on Facebook. I thought this coffee shop was worth mentioning because I adore coffee and they have vegan options. Of course, coffee is vegan without any dairy added to it."

"8053 Portage Rd, Niagara Falls, Ontario L2G 5Z2 CanadaCanadian, MediterraneanBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night, DrinksTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Accepts +1 905-295-7070https://www.buried-treasure-cafe.com/"

"Brought the family for the day to Niagara falls and found this place as I drove around. We were all very satisfied with the food. Definitely coming back ..."

"Patina 250 offers casually refined, eclectic cuisine in the heart of downtown Buffalo. Executive Chef Evan Wargo sources the best local ingredients of ..."

"The layout at Underground Coffee House and Roastery is a bit unique. The quirky layout makes sense once you realize that the building was a funeral home in its previous life. Today, the First Ward coffee shop is a prime spot for locals to relax over coffee and food."

"If you're looking for a great place to get coffee and breakfast that's close to downtown this is the place to go. Several of my friends and I h..."

"This Buffalo classic, also close to UB, has those old-school ’50s vibes. Their milkshakes are why they’re famous. I can’t resist the Oreo milkshake."

"Clams (and more) done right at Steve’s Clam Bar, one of the great places to get seafood in Buffalo Niagara. Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’ll never eat good clams in this city, they’re just too fancy and expensive?. ” Well, don’t despair because if you’re willing to fork over a little extra cash (because let’s be clear, good clams are never cheap, always pay for quality when dealing with raw fish), Steve’s Clam Bar will have you slurping down quality clams like a born aristocrat in no time, but Steve’s is no one-trick seahorse (it’s the horse of the sea; look I know the analogies a little rough, but I’m trying)."

"You could make the argument that it’s the default way to eat fish, but sometimes using the fryer gets tired. Maybe you want to eat some nice grilled salmon while looking at the Niagara River and listening to some live music. If I just described the summer culinary experience of your dreams, boy are you in for a shock because what I just described is most certainly a reality."

"To the east of Delaware Park is yet another of Buffalo’s must-see tourist attractions: the marvelous Martin House. Designed by the world-famous Frank Lloyd Wright, the complex showcases some stunning Prairie School architecture and is regularly ranked among his most important and impressive works. Built between 1902 and 1905, Martin House is undoubtedly the complex’s standout sight due to its unusually large size, open plan layout and its intricate details and design."