We ordered avocado toast and 3 different egg Benedict's. All very good and plentiful…read more I wish I knew the name of our waitress she made our meal. Very friendly and engaging. Would recommend

This was such a cozy experience. 19 degrees, snowing & this was the perfect place to cuddle up for…read morebrunch Located inside a quaint hotel in downtown Niagara Falls, it's a rustic lodge aesthetic complete with a burning fireplace in the dining area. They had a holiday bar that was secluded yet super cute. The service was pretty good, didn't take too long for someone to greet us. The food was soso - I ordered an egg Benedict with Canadian bacon & a mimosa. It might be the American in me but the bacon seemed undercooked and the potatoes barely seasoned. My family shared avocado toast and stated that it was standard as well. Overall this seems like a fun place for cocktails and comfort so I'm not writing it off. If I'm ever on this side in the future, I'll try dinner instead.

I was lucky enough to find this place on a quick yelp check for a breakfast place close to our…read morehotel. What a find! This place is a tiny local diner with limited seating. It had a mixture of locals and tourists, with the locals being the majority. They were all welcomed in by name. Be prepared for a long wait. Lol you're advised of this when entering and with signage around the restaurant. There's a very limited menu. After getting our coffee (and a couple refills), the Chef yelled over asking what we wanted. Very casual. Well our breakfast were not only reasonably priced($6.99 canadian) but also huge. All made to order down to the potatoes being cut up individually with each order. Crazy as it sounds though was the Italian bread toast served with breakfast. It was outstanding! We even inquired where they purchased the bread and we made a stop there after finishing our breakfast. Overall, great food, reasonable prices, and a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be returning. 2023-97

Charming, hearty and just like home…read more In a sea of 3 star and below restaurants in Niagara Falls, what a breath of fresh air it was to find Cippy's- a tiny home style restaurant serving up a small menu of just the best breakfast items. You read those prices right! It's 2023 and yep, they're charging less than $7 for breakfast! While we were originally going to get bacon and ham, we were recommended the sausage and it didn't disappoint. Definitely a solid choice. Breakfast was hugely filling for a great price. Service felt like you were being welcomed into someone's home. I loved the charm of this place and that it had both character and good food- something you won't find at one of the 5 billion ihops within the two mile radius. Spare yourself a sub par breakfast somewhere else and come to Cippy's.

We arrived on a Saturday morning after ziplining, and we were really hungry! We came to the right…read moreplace! We were fortunate to be seated, as they take reservations only through their website at pariscrepescafe.com. After 5pm Friday and throughout the weekend (as well as every bank holiday) street parking is free, in an attempt to lure customers. It's fair to say the neighborhood is, "in transition", but the blocks around this restaurant are lovely. Every shop is a small business owner, with none of the chain stores that plague downtown. We were seated immediately. The restaurant does breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and has a nice list of wines and coffees. Our waiter was very friendly and professional. The French press coffee was spectacular, and the Chantilly cream I ordered as a side was spritzed into my coffee cup with every refill. (I always say, "yes" to schlag Sahne!) The menu has about 12 choices of gallettes (savory) and 12 choices of crepes (sweet). Both are thin buckwheat pancakes with extensive, yummy fillings. It was hard to choose just one! I opted for the galette Thalassa, which is filled with a mesclun salad, cherry tomato halves, mandolined radish and cucumber and red onion strings, covered with lox, capers, a dab of sour cream and a teaspoon of black caviar. It was a feast! My husband had the galette Savoyard, with a scrambled egg and prosciutto. I can tell he liked it by his silence after it was put in front of him! We're thinking of cancelling other plans tomorrow to come here again!

Hidden gem alert: if you're into quaint. French bistros, if you love a good crape, if you're…read morelooking for a wonderful brunch, Paris Crepes Cafe is your destination. Located in retro downtown Niagara falls this little cafe will transport you to Paris. Had a marvelous bloody Mary and a great coffee drink Plus the most delicious fresh baked croissant that I've ever had. We had a French press coffee that was great. My spouse had the hanger steak with eggs benedict sitting on a bed of fries and an arugula salad with dressing next to it, and a wonderful sauce with mushrooms and little pearl onions on the steak. And yes of course we had dessert. A crepe with chocolate and salted butter- simple but fabulous. They have lots of savory and sweet Crepes to choose from. We didn't want to leave the Paris crepes cafe. We may go back through Niagara falls on the way home just to eat there. It was that good. If you are anywhere in the area don't miss it.

Pricy but completely functional and full breakfast buffet in the hotel! The wait staff was great…read more(do tip!) and smart to have coffee carafes for the tables. The buffet is exactly what you expect (except no waffles, just pancakes?) I did avoid the flat eggs, they were just always rubbery and dry. But the omelets were great and the server really awesome attitude. Some dishes were slow to be replenished and sometimes they ran out of bowls for awhile, even when not super busy. The drink glasses can be difficult to get to as well. But you get fruits, yogurts, bacon, sausage, potatoes, pancakes, even a salsa bar thing. Good convenient way to fill up if you are already at the hotel. You don't really get a clear falls view with the trees that low, but you still see the river and it's better than 90% of any hotel view you can find for breakfast. It's a toss up on whether room service or buffet is preferable.

Terrapin Buffet for hotel guest by Day Morton's Steakhouse by Night…read more This is the only restaurant in the Marriott Falls View Hotel and Spa. Cost is give or take $40 per person with tax and gratuity. It is buffet only. Best thing was the eggs/omelettes to order, lox and bagels, and toast your own breads, bagels, and pastries. Fruits are limited. Unfortunately they weren't able to keep the buffet filled.

The staff was friendly and there was ample space to sit. There was a pretty limited menu when we…read morevisited (April), but still some good options. In the summer, I believe their menu grows quite a bit. My friend and I split the pastrami melt and turkey sandwich; they both came with house made chips. We got fresh brewed unsweetened tea to drink, which brought our bill to right around $40. I preferred the pastrami sandwich as I'm not a huge fan of cold sandwiches and I did not find the spicy mayo on the turkey to be spicy, at all. That being said the bread for the turkey sandwich was fresh & tasty. The pastrami was juicy and flavorful and the mustard on it was perfect. The housemade chips were pretty good too. The sandwiches also came with yummy pickle spears. I would like to visit again in the summer to see what else they have to offer.

Visited the Falls and found this gem on Yelp…read more They have a great breakfast/lunch menu. Big rich sandwiches and homemade chips. They have a kids menu. Lots of choices for beverages including wine and beer. We opted for a pastrami melt 1/2 with a salad and hubby got a Reuben. Outstanding!! Find this place. It's worth it!

Labor Day brunch 2025. Visiting from the USA . We read the Yelp reviews, rated as a 4, it was…read morepretty close to the Holiday Inn where we were staying. Good to go. Let's check it out. The four of us were seated quickly. We didn't like the locale of the table originally designated but they had no problem allowing a change to a more suitable table. Standard USA diner look and feel. Very welcoming, very friendly, busy and buzzing. Visiting from the States? This feels like home. Best part of the experience here was HILDA our server. Her performance was exemplary. Very polite, courteous, friendly, knowledgeable & attentive. I wish every server performed at her level. She could be a server at a high end establishment, for sure. Seemed to take pride in her work. Thanks, Hilda. I'll also mention that the manager/owner checked on our table as well. Which is always appropriate & appreciated. I usually get more detailed about the food but, honestly, this is pretty much standard diner style fare you can get at any good diner in the USA. Simple food, done well in a friend atmosphere. No bells and whistles, no fireworks. Just good home cooking. Service - 5 Food - solid 3 The 4 star rating is well deserved. If this place was in my hometown, we'd eat here often. Recommended! 4/5

This is our third time at Scoops, and whenever we visit Niagara Falls in the morning, it's our…read morego-to spot for breakfast or brunch. It's located near the old outlet mall, away from the tourist crowds. My partner and I both ordered our usual dishes: she had her favourite eggs Benedict, which is the country Benedict, and I had the Hercules omelette. My other family member also ordered the Hercules omelette, and we tried the chocolate Belgian waffle as well. The Hercules omelette was absolutely delicious! The gyros and feta were so fresh and flavorful, and the saltiness on the omelette was just perfect. The home fries were cooked to my liking, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. My partner always orders the country egg Benedict, and it's always a hit. The egg Benedict reminds her of Thanksgiving, and it feels like a homemade meal. The turkey and cranberry combination is always a classic, and it's just so comforting. As for the Belgian waffles, they were okay. Nothing fancy, but we ordered the chocolate chip just to add a bit of flavour. It was like a little dessert for us. Overall, we always love coming back to Scoops. The staff is always so friendly and attentive, and the food is always great. We've been coming here for so long that it's become a part of our routine.

Venue 4/5 Cozy…read morerooftop spot in heart of Niagara Falls. I heard that it's also patio with roof and doors open in the summer. There are Limited parking options as its hotel paid parking mainly for the lots nearby. Additionally there isn't an elevator to get to this restaurant so it is not too accessible. Service 4/5 Menu is easy to navigate. It's a QR code that allows you to start a tab once you ordered and to view your own bill as the meal progressed. Servers are attentive and helpful, tables are cleaned up quickly to sit next group. Food 4/5 Food was delicious, my favorite being the biria tacos and the 10oz steak. It came with sauces and salt to further enhance the flavour. The consommé for the tacos were full of flavour as well.

La Favella is officially my new favorite brunch place in Niagara Falls. I love that they start you…read moreoff with a complimentary mimosa. I ordered the eggs Benedict on a croissant, and it was an absolute standout. It was the most delicious combo of a flaky, buttery croissant, perfectly poached eggs, and a creamy aioli. The crispy cassava fries were the perfect side. Then midway through our meal we received a complimentary piña colada slushy; it was smooth, sweet, and perfect for a sunny day. The Hot Mess brick-oven pizza was my favorite; it was cheesy and flavorful, and the crust had that perfect crisp. Great food, fun rooftop vibes, and a friendly atmosphere. Highly recommend!

Charming little spot in Niagara Falls NY. I had the banana pecan French toast with a side of home…read morefries, and they were both incredible. The service was top notch, the owner even came and talked to us. Overall it was a great experience. Definitely recommended.

If your idea of the perfect breakfast involves trendy décor, reclaimed wood, and avocado toast with…read moreedible flowers... keep driving. But if you want to feel like you've stumbled into a neighborhood diner where the owners know everyone's name, the coffee keeps flowing, and the food tastes like someone made it just for you, welcome to Marketside Cafe. This is the kind of place with fitted vinyl tablecloths, mismatched coffee mugs, and a menu full of home-cooked goodness. The pancakes were buttery, fluffy, and exactly what pancakes should be. The Sal Maglie--one of the house specialties--was a savory hash of eggs and potatoes that absolutely hit the spot. Simple, hearty, and ridiculously satisfying. This is a neighborhood joint that delivers. Yum.