Fine Dining At The Falls

Fine Dining At The Falls? Here’s Where To Do Dinner

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Niagara Falls, a staggering natural attraction, sure to take your breath away should you visit. For those who wish to discover Canada’s most famous water feature, the surrounding City has plenty to greet its tourists. From family attractions, theatre shows, and a water park, to health spas, golf courses and casinos. Food is another highlight of the destination; the unexpected culinary delights make a nice addition to what is sure to be a memorable stay in the City of Niagara Falls. Here’s a look at the area’s best loved restaurants for a wonderful dinner out:

AG

Uncover the pure gold dining experience of AG on your visit to Niagara. Expect fresh produce and farm-to-table dishes lovingly prepared by talented chefs. Located in a chic cellar, AG has a well-stocked bar and an intimate and atmospheric setting that adds to the already established air of sophistication. The fluid service is a charm that will make you feel completely at ease as you unwind with a glass from the extensive wine list. This restaurant promises to be a grand finale on your stay, with ‘Inspired Cuisine’ at the heart of what they do – get ready to be served up dishes that are both tasty and visually spectacular.

Casa Mia Ristorante

Experience the romance of Niagara’s most respected Italian restaurant. This elegant eatery is a nice choice for couples wishing to wine and dine in a relaxed yet refined surrounding. Casa Mia Ristorante are famed for impeccable customer service, providing a friendly atmosphere that will always make your dinner more enjoyable. Casa Mia actually translates as ‘My House’, and the welcoming environment certainly lives up to the promise of home. If you’re on the lookout for a diverse menu imbued with flavour, colour and life – you’ll be in good hands.

Napoli Ristorante & Pizzeria

If a family friendly night-out is your preference, try another Italian highlight – the Napoli Ristorante & Pizzeria on Ferry Street. Here you can experience the traditional vibes of a family run Italian restaurant with the gourmet touch. Expect authentic recipes with ingredients imported direct from Italy, and an impressive wine choice. The service at Napoli also much raved about; here you will experience the affability so often associated with Italian restaurateurs. Special requests are rarely a problem. This restaurant is the ideal choice for those who are not in a hurry – enjoy the pizza and soak up the hushed pace of any true Italian diner.

Sandstone Grillhouse

Another terrific dining experience, at the Sandstone Grillhouse it’s time to feast on the best of America’s steak house flavours or tuck into some fresh seafood. This diner considers itself to be ‘casual fine dining – redefined’, which means if you want to do dinner in style, minus the formality, they’re the venue for you. This small restaurant is a truly wonderful find on a night out, with reasonable prices, generous portion sizes and a well-rounded menu. As should be anticipated from one of the best dining spots in the Falls, you will never feel rushed. Fill your belly in Niagara’s hidden gem!

Milestones Fallsview

If you’re looking to celebrate on your trip to Niagara, head to the fabulous Milestones Fallsview for inspired food created for special occasion dining – lovely whatever milestone you are embracing. Enjoy the views of the Canadian Falls as you feast on a steak or sip on a Martini. The restaurant menu offers familiar dishes with a twist, using the freshest ingredients in their house-made favourites. The service is brilliant and restaurant staff are more than accommodating should you wish to order something done a little differently. Don’t miss the Milestones ‘Date Night’ deals every Wednesday, for a romantic dinner menu for two.

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