Boathouse Family Restaurant

Stopped in here while biking on Niagara Parkway. The building has seen better days.
Ordered pizza and some apps, it was 5pm and the restaurant was fairly busy, the food took quite awhile to arrive given the simple nature of what was ordered.
Girlfriend said there was a distinct smell of roach killer spray near the kitchen area on the way from the patio to the bathroom. Pizza had canned mushrooms on it and my girlfriend got sick from it. (we ate nothing else earlier in the day). Also a lot of flies on premises.
Deep fried pickles were quite good and the fish and chips are a good value if you just need to get fed. Service was very friendly.

Stopped by for a late lunch after seeing the falls. Party of three had very solid blt, Reuben, and burger. Good fries, and the Greek salad is top notch. The porch was lovely on a breezy day. This is outstanding bar food, and very relaxed away from the zoo of mediocrity at the falls. Very good produce ingredients.

Came here tonight for dinner with my Aunt, my dad and a few cousins. Although we had initially intended to go to a Chinese restaurant down the street (fyi, the restaurants in this area appear to change their Monday hours every season), we were all in agreement that this was the place to try.
Sitting on their spacious patio, I was initially attracted to their variety of frozen cocktails. However, they had an extensive beer and bottle menu as well. Their menu features many comfort food favorites and our table focused our attention on their liver and onions AND their chicken parm. All entrees come with a fairly sizable, fresh garden salad accompanied by your standard choice of dressings. The entrees themselves were a fairly generous size and cooked perfectly. None of us really had any complaints.
Their dessert menu is very short, only 2 – 3 offerings and personally I felt this was the only low point to the meal; however, I can’t put my finger on anything specific.
Overall, servers were friendly, attentive, familiar with the menu. Price point was fairly reasonable though slightly on the higher side. My one word of caution is that if you aren’t finished with something, keep an eye on it. My cousin’s salad was taken away prematurely and I found myself trying to eat salad with my hands because the server had taken away my fork.
My recommendation: if you’re in the area or wanting to avoid the overpriced downtown Niagara this is a place to keep in mind.

Came to Canada for 4 day weekend. Stopped here Friday for lunch on way to campsite. I ordered breakfast and it was great. Everyone else ordered burgers. They were very good also. Went back on Sunday for pizza and wings. Awesome. Very friendly service — Good food — fair prices. Going back for pizza before we leave.

I don’t come here as much as I used to, but did get a chance to go a few days ago. It was still just as delicious as I remember it.
It’s a huge space that is popular among locals. The lower level has lots of booths, tables, and some pool tables while the upper level has a pretty large bar. There appears to be an upstairs that is used for storage.
We ordered the pizza and wings. I really love the pizza here. It comes out fresh, piping hot, crispy, and the pizza sauce is just the way I like it. The wings are good too, not great but definitely better than average.

A hidden gem on the canadian side of Niagara Falls. If you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle for a quiet lunch drive down past the falls all the way to the end of the road and then take a right. You will find this bar/​restaurant on an intersection of the road that parallels the main road next to the Niagara river above the falls. This is definetly a local spot with a large outdoor seating area and a very casual interior space. The food is all fresh and home made. The hand cut fries were crispy and well done, the cole slaw was home made albeit a bit dry and the fish was very fresh. They also have breakfast all day at least on the weekends when we were there with some great comfort food options.