In article Sujata Prakash, Someone wrote: >My fiance' and I are headed to the Niagara falls this coming weekend. We >plan to stay overnight. If anyone would have any suggestions on good >eating places there, I would really appreciate it. My mother lives north of the Falls in Lewiston (USA) and we return quite frequently for visits and good food. Here is a list of several restaurants on the American and Canadian sides of the falls. USA: ...Fortuna's, Italian, my favorite to feast at a reasonable cost. 827 19th Street (near Forest Ave.), call to get exact driving directions, not far from downtown, 716-282-2252. ...Goose's Roost (owned by the folks who own the Como), Italian, reasonable prices, 343 4th St., downtown near the Niagara Falls Convention Center, 716-282-6255. ...John's Flaming Hearth, limited menu, steaks are John's speciality, elegant and expensive, 1965 Military Road across the street from the outlet mall (which is a fun place to shop). ...Red Coach Inn, downtown at the end of Buffalo Ave.(?), speciality is prime rib, not far from the American Falls, 282-1459. Canada: ...Peking Restaurant, Chinese, my favorite to feast at very reasonable cost. 550 Stanley Ave., a little north and west of the business section of the falls. 416-358-6447. ...Reese's, 3799 Montrose, 416-357-5640 (under new management; hope it's still good.) ...Renaissance Hotel, (for Sunday brunch, at edge of falls, 6455 Buchanan Ave., 416-357-5200. ...Consider a detour driving home and go north to Niagara-on-the-Lake, home of the George Bernard Shaw Festival. Tons of places to eat, a lovely town to visit. Oban Inn is wonderful (rebuilt since a terrible fire in winter), also Moffat Inn, Prince of Wales Hotel, etc. Enjoy your visit. There is so much to do in the Falls. Do take the Maid of the Mist Boat ride. It's fun and wet. ------ Karen M. Drabenstott [email removed]
Newfoundland, Canada