Best Farm To Table Restaurants in Fort Erie

I booked a reservation for 8pm on Saturday the 23rd, obviously a very busy time, unfortunately I ended up waiting approximately 20 minutes before placing even my drink order, the positive turn was my server was immediately apologetic and proceeded to provide amazing service from then on, the food was extremely good, I had a caesar salad, maple salmon and turtle cheesecake. Being at the restaurant at 8pm let me see the fireworks over the falls which was a real treat. Being a busy Saturday things were a little loud ambience wise, but it's to be expected. Overall it was a good experience, hope to visit again.

I took my parents for my mother's 81st birthday and we had the best dinner with exceptional service and incredible food. Our server was so knowledgeable about everything and very very helpful. I ended up trying everyone's dish. We had the duck two ways which was excellent, the trout which was really something special, and the chicken saltimbocca which was so tasty. We were never rushed, the deserts were delightful and the musician (a singer/guitarist) sang happy birthday to my Mum. They even called a cab for us at the end of the meal. Highly recommended.

From french toast made with rich brioche to yogurt with sweet and crunchy granola to an omelette light enough to fly yet rich enough to marry then on to dinners that started with the best scallops this side of the east coast to beef tartare chopped fine enough to melt on your tongue as it swam gently with a cool poached egg before joining with what was proclaimed as "the best beef tenderloin I've ever had" before finishing with a decadent banana-chocolate bread pudding...... we're still swooning!! The service was impeccable and the candle on the plate to celebrate my husband's birthday was an appreciated extra touch. Might go back to Niagara on the Lake just for dinner here again!!!

Another incredible dining experience…. Top notch fine dining at a reasonable price with he best service.

Great dining experience! We started off with the tartine (excellent), followed by the squid (lightly breaded, tender, delicious) and the veal sweatbreads (very good, a little heavy on the breading for my taste). Next up: the mushrooms and polenta (great) and, finally, the spinach with beef tongue (great dish!). Dessert was the poached pear (poached to perfection). The service was excellent, the noise-level, on the other hand, a little high. The bill came to close to $100 per person (only one glass of wine between the two of us), which is what you have to expect to pay for this sort of quality nowadays.