Niagara Falls

A Brazilian BBQ restaurant, where for $36 per person you get all-you-can-eat servings of grilled steak, pork, chicken, lamb, sausage, etc. Outdoor patio. Samba music and dancers on Friday and Saturday nights. Very busy, and there can be a long wait for tables.

Very pleasant Japanese restaurant. They cook, Teppanyaki-style, at your table. It's some tasty stuff and for what you get, the price is reasonable. The building looks old and run-down from the outside but when you enter, it's like walking into a small pocket of Japan. Sushi bar. Take-out available. Reservations recommended.

Prices at this location are quite high, though you can expect a convenient location and a full menu. Also expect no wait, as the dining area is tremendous.

Maid of the Mist Restaurant

Great hidden cafeteria style eatery. Incredible views of the fall through the floor to ceiling glass windows. Reasonable prices for great tasting food. Typical menu items: Pizza, Hamburgers, Hotdogs. Restaurant is in the courtyard outside the Maid of the Mist gift shop.

Lots of options including chicken, veal and steak entrees, grilled salmon, rack of lamb, ravioli, gnocchi, lasagna, wild mushroom risotto. Thin crust oven-baked pizzas. Soy spaghetti is available. Family friendly.

Italian, in case the name didn't give it away. Relatively inexpensive for Niagara Falls and the food is good. Spaghetti vegetarian sauce option available, manicotti, cannelloni, homemade fettuccine, lasagna, eggplant or chicken or veal parmigiana, gnocchi, hamburgers.

Napoli Ristorante and Pizzeria

Homestyle Italian food made with fresh ingredients. Casual atmosphere.

Antica Pizzeria

Thin-crust pizza made to order in wood-burning ovens. Can be busy at dinner time.

Romano's Macaroni Grill

Features an open kitchen, showcasing freshly prepared Italian foods.

Normal Wendy's menu, however not normal Wendy's prices. There is no value menu, and expect everything you're used to ordering being about $2 extra. Also expect a 5-10 minute line. That said, there are great things about this Wendy's; Plenty of comfortable seating; Clean bathrooms; and most importantly a great view of Clifton Hill.

Great breakfast options, normal inexpensive prices. Some hotels don't offer breakfast, or the breakfast included is terrible, in which case Tim Horton's is a great option and won't break the bank. Also worth mentioning, the lines move quite quickly, so don't be discouraged by a lengthy line. Breakfast for 3 costs $12.50.

Taki

"Taki" means "Falls" in Japanese. Very authentic-style Japanese restaurant. Great food, great atmosphere. Pricy, but it's worth it.

Breakfast served until 11AM daily. Large outdoor patio with a view of the American Falls and the surrounding flower gardens. Varied menu includes: hamburgers, quiche Lorraine, soups, salads, pasta, fish of the day, fish and chips, steak, rack of lamb, prime rib of beef. Vegetarian and children's menus.

Taco N' Tequila

Simple, yet good, Mexican fare and home of the 45 oz. margarita.

Basell's Restaurant & Tavern

A super-cheap restaurant that may look like "a little hole in the wall" but the food is delish. Try the special: soup du jour try the vegetable, coleslaw, potatoes or fries, tea or coffee, the special, AND frozen yogurt or ice cream for the end... all of that for only about 8 bucks.

The Flying Saucer

Diner/greasy spoon. Home of the 99-cent breakfast two eggs, hash browns and toast served between 6AM and noon. Very busy on weekend mornings, but service is efficient.

Casual fine dining, regional cuisine. VQA Award of excellence wine list, live entertainment select Fridays, call for details. Steaks, chops & seafood in a Grand Lodge atmosphere. AAA/CAA approved.