Rocco's Sandwiches And Catering

Griffon Pub

➤ 2470 Military Rd, 14304, Niagara Falls, United States

Carte • Pubs • Vegan • American • Gastropub

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"Moving on to the nachos, they were massive enough for our table of six, but we polished off the whole platter without leaving a trace behind—only the receipt remained as evidence of our feast! The nachos were made with fried wontons topped with Vietnamese pulled pork, pickled carrots, peppers, sliced green onions, and fresh cilantro, accompanied by pickled jalapeños on the side. They also came with a delicious toasted sesame sriracha sauce. I have no idea how such an amazing combination was created, but my family absolutely devoured it. We enjoyed a variety of dishes including chicken and waffles, a peanut butter and jam burger, the Griffon burger, and I shared a "Just the Tips" meal with a family member. The ambiance of the restaurant felt reminiscent of an old tavern, and the decor added to its charm. Our server was exceptional, frequently checking in on us and refilling our drinks. Great service all around!"

Boba Tea Cafe Vietnamese-thai

➤ 8201 Niagara Falls Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304, United States

Carte • Tea • Seafood • Chicken • Noodles

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"While we were in Buffalo, we decided to do some research to find Vietnamese restaurants in our vicinity. Boba Tea Cafe Vietnamese emerged as a top contender. Their menu boasts a delightful array of classic Vietnamese dishes that are readily available in Toronto. Moreover, they garnered a commendable rating. Service was prompt and efficient. The portion sizes were satisfactory. We got their Viet-Thai sampler for our appetizers, which allowed us to sample various dishes. While I found the fried spring roll and steamed dumplings to be a bit disappointing, the chicken satay was succulent and tender. For our soups we got their tom yum soup and chicken pho. I wasn’t particularly fond of the chicken pho. The seasoning was quite overpowering, making it difficult to savour the broth. Additionally, the chicken seemed a bit overcooked. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3"

Turtle Jack's Niagara Falls

➤ 6733 Fallsview BlvdON L2G 3W7, Niagara Falls, United States

Carte • Seafood • American • Breakfast • Mediterranean

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"Went for dinner. Wings appetizer was amazing. The French Onion soup was gross. Dark heavy salty broth tasted like a salty Sherry. The fish tacos were Basa. I asked the server what type of fish it was and she said a white flaky fish. The taste was was just ok. After my meal I looked up Basa. To my surprise I just paid a boat load of money for catfish from polluted waters. In 2007, the US Food and Drug Administration banned the import of basa over health risks. The fish inhabits the Mekong delta, which is polluted with carcinogenic chemicals from the drugs that are dumped into it. Fish farmers from the area use chemicals to kill the parasites that affect the fish. Why would Canada serve this fish?"

Longhorn Steakhouse

➤ 1861 Military Rd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304, City of Niagara Falls, United States

Carte • Meat • Steak • French • Chicken

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"Service was great, very friendly from the moment we got in to the time we left. Definitely a place to go for steaks! We had a Porter house and ribeye. Which were perfectly cooked, medium rare. The steaks were juicy. Nicely seasoned. If you like flavourful and heavier on the seasoning they do a great job, you do have an option to ask for or it to lightly seasoned as well. All the sides we got were impressive. The Caesar Salad was great and the raspberry dressing was such a refreshing salad. If your into soups the lobster chowder was a great option. The rice pilaf was flavourful and had a touch of heat to it pairing well with the steak. The brussel sprouts was impressive, it's probably the best I've ever had. It was crispy, tossed in butter and honey. Would definitely get it again."

Michael's

➤ 3011 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, New York, 14301, United States

Carte • Pizza • Vegan • Italian • Delivery Services

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"We’re giving one star because there isn’t an option to go lower. Had dinner on a Friday night that we would love to forget. The service is great, lovely choice of a sweet wine, too. However, the food is an absolute let down. My daughter loves pasta and ordered the homemade spaghetti; it was skeptical enough that the menu doesn’t indicate any flavour or ingredient in it, except the waitress told it is their red sauce. It turned out to be a large plate of overcooked soft noodle with what tastes like tomato sauce straight from a can. My wife had a battered veal steak.. it is basically two pieces of tasteless deep fried meat, with the same disastrous tomato sauce. Paired with water boiled vege and some lettuce-only ‘salad’, sorry to say that it’s been a worst food experience since a long long time. The only good thing about this place is that it would make you feel in heaven in whatever other places you go."