Bar / Starbucks coffee shop in the lobby of the Doubletree hotel. Prices aren't too bad, and the…read morestaff is exceptional. Young Asian lady who has been at the cash for the past couple years is fast, polite and very friendly. I've never tried them on the bar side but they have a nice set up and atmosphere. We usually get our coffees from here in the morning and it's always great (but then I do like Starbucks coffee).

Such a cute little place in their hotel lobby! I have seen coffee stands and bars or restaurants in…read morelobby but this was such a cute area, we sat and got a Molson and a Starbucks black iced coffee around 11 am while we were waiting for local breweries to open. Seems like a very unknown or small spot. I'd recommend this for anyone who needs a spot to stop and grab a drink if you just need to kill some time! Staff was super friendly and funny, they were attentive and very prompt with our order.

Yum!!!! Yum and yum. I absolutely recommend this spot to add to your tourist stops. The desert are…read moredivine! Coffee delightful and fixed with so much care. Wonderful customer service. 5 stars

Great coffees but the Gelatos were ok for me. Pastry was alright as well. They do have a lot of…read moreflavors and options to choose from so maybe I didn't get the right one. Staff was friendly and helpful. Interior was also clean and cozy.

I saw the place but didn't have my debit card with me. I asked and found out they were open til…read moremidnight. I remembered the next day to walk down there and got my treats! Got the brown sugar mochi and mango- they were both excellent, buttery, flaky with good fillings. Inexpensive. They have sandwiches too.

*3.5 stars** The…read moreflakiest and tastiest croissants ever! I've had them at other locations before but I had visitors visiting from Edmonton who were visiting Niagara Falls so we grabbed a dozen croissants to share. They had so many varieties it was hard to choose but my favorite ones that I usually go for include: -Truffle Crab -Salted Egg yolk -Raspberry Panna Cotta / Strawberry Purée Custard -Honey Citrus / Lemon Cream Glazed Service was a little slow and unorganized despite them being opened already for a few months. They said 6 croissants and no tax but one of the girls told us we can mix and match with the croffles but when we went to pay they said we couldn't. When we went to pay they were struggling so hard with the point system. I do however appreciate them trying to figure out how it worked. So eventually they said I can only collect points and not redeem which was fine. I went back a second time cause I was thirsty and ordered one of their drinks that they said was available but then the girl looked at the other girl and then looked back at me and said it's not available soooo. Because this location is located in the food court at Fallsview Casino, they also take Momentum Dollars.

I came here with my friend specifically for the coffee flights! We didn't pre-book the flights (we…read moreprobably should have), but it wasn't busy when we went, so the baristas said they'd be able to make them for us, which was really nice of them. We got the Valentine Flight and the Specialty Flight. We also got some of the baked goods, and they warmed it up for us. The baristas delivered the flights to our table after making them. It was pretty tasty! :) There is free parking in the back.

Stopped in on the way to biking. They had some amazing lattes and pecan tarts. Would recommend a…read morestop if reasonably close.

BeaverTails is a MUST when in Niagara Falls. Our tour guide recommended 2 foods for us to try when…read morein Niagara Falls, one was poutine and the 2nd was BeaverTails. We had the Bananarama and it was definitely a happy ending to our first night here. We loved it so much...we had the Bananarama again as our last night dessert. We also had their BeaverDog. We like our hot dogs plain with just ketchup and mustard so we ordered our BeaverDog naked. The hot dog is good and the "bun" complements well with the dog. Service is fast since this place can get busy. Definitely, will come back to this place again.

4 flavors of Hot chocolate for the HCT! They even have ice cream and sorbet…read more awesome service by a young lady. Friendly and bubbly in a good way! Simple ambiance with no table of chairs sadly.

What the heck is Dalbodre? If you tried googling Dalbodre, aside from this very cafe's related…read moresite or info, you may be able to find a restaurant in Seoul with this name (minus the word Cafe). Otherwise, every site is related to their cafe. I guess it's not a bad idea to give your business a unique name where your business' info just pops up immediately, hit after hit. Whether it's by design or not, good for them. Cafe Dalbodre is a cozy Korean cafe that is tucked away from the tourisy side of Niagara Falls and quite close to Great Wolf Lodge, with the casino in view. What really grabbed my attention was how affordable their drinks were. If you were to get the same drinks in the GTA, I swear we are looking at $6-7. I really like the iced Dalgona coffee that I got. Coffee was very aromatic and flavourful. Not very sweet when I first drank it, but because the honeycomb gradually melted the drink became sweeter as it went along. I also got a dark chocolate gyoto cake to go. It was simple, but quite enjoyable. Whip cream on top with some crunchy chocolate bits. The cake was rich, chocolatey and not too sweet. I'd prefer it to be even darker, but that's just me. Nonetheless, I still enjoyed the cake. Now when I asked the shop owner what gyoto means, she said it meant chocolate in French. From my limited Gr. 11 French, I don't recall that word meaning chocolate in French nor does the word sound like French. Yet another mysterious word coming from this place. Now when I asked the owner which drinks are the most popular, while not impolite, but she directed me to the starred item on their menu. I guess she's not the talking type? But she certainly wasn't exactly Ms. Sunshine. I'm still very much a fan of Cafe Dalbodre, but just don't expect a great deal of hospitality. Btw, I still have no idea what Dalbodre is.

A Korean cafe about 10-15 mins outside of the tourist area. This cafe has a variety of drinks…read more(Refer to photos) to choose from including bingsu (shaved ice) and some desserts (cookies, cakes, etc.) as well. I came here on a Monday in the morning and it wasn't busy at all. It was quiet and a very clean space. There weren't a lot of food options for an early morning but I tried their Iced latte. It tasted OK and price was fair. Overall, I may come back to try their bingsu if I'm in the area and it's not too far walking distance but I'm hoping service will be more friendly and approachable.

I ordered a Cortado. It was perfect. It was perfect in flavor and in presentation. The service was…read moreabsolutely amazing and welcoming. The two gentleman were so engaging with friendliness and conversation. I felt quite welcome. The atmosphere is soft and cozy. I love all the soft chairs and seating. There are one or two leather couches for those that don't like this soft material. It was pleasing to my eyes. They have a bar on one side, which wasn't open when I went at 9:30 AM, of course and on the other side is the barista coffee area. They do offer some different bites of food which I included photos of. I was just there for the coffee. I did not try the food, but it looked delicious. I'm very picky about my coffee and I would give this place six stars if I could on flavor.

We came here for breakfast several times during our visit to Niagara. The service is wonderful and…read morethe menu, while limited, was very good. The place is very nice and is a bargain compared to a more traditional sit down breakfast.

Must try place if you're at the falls if you're looking for some yummy donuts! Mom and pops shop…read moreand once they sell out, that is it! Very well known place around as everyone local says nothing but great things about it. We didn't try the famous wonton soup as it was just 9am, but will try it next time when we're back. The prices are great and they only take cash, so be prepared. We tried the French crueller, maple glaze, original glaze and toasted coconut. They were all our favorite as there wasn't any that we didn't like.

Visited Niagara Falls and came across this hidden gem. This place served some of the most delicious…read morebaked good I've ever had. The service was very attentive, and fast. I could tell that this shop is beloved by locals with how many customers I saw come and go in the span of 15 minutes. The donuts were priced very reasonably and tasted delicious. If you do visit, make sure you bring cash.