All things considered, I'd rather be in the Olive Garden. Â I ordered lasagna, figuring that a traditional Italian restaurant couldn't muck it up too bad. Â I got a plate with mushy, limp pasta shells and a tiny amount of pre-mixed meat and cheese. No chewy mozzarella, and no meat cooked separately to set off the texture of the cheese and pasta. The sauce had no garlic or herbs in it, no chunks of tomato. Â Â My girlfriend ordered gnocchi, despite their claims otherwise, it was nothing special. Â Better than going to the annoying chain restaurants that are everywhere in Niagara Falls, worse than nearly every Italian restaurant I've eaten at in my life.
Review Source:I chose this place on a vacation in Niagara Falls, excited about possibly getting a reasonably priced meal that was tasty and authentic...we left SO disappointed! The bread that came out, while warmed up, was stale and not very good. The calamari appetizer was thick rings of calamari breaded like you would bread mozarella sticks and it came with cocktail sauce, which I have never been served before. When we asked the waitress for some marinara sauce, she mentioned that she had never tried it like that - what?! how is this a true Italian restaurant? We were hoping the main courses would be better.
The ravioli in their homemade sauce was just bland. There was absolutely nothing good about it; while not inedible, it was not tasty and I wasn't left wanting more. My girlfriend got the gniocchi, which was better, but not that great either. She also got a chicken parmesan side, and it was awful - overcooked and dry!
Guess we should stick to NY for Italian food. Stay away from this place!
We found this place on yelp. When walking down the street, we figured out we could have just kept walking and found plenty of options. This was a quaint looking restaurant from the outside. When we entered it was hard to tell whether we had walked in the front door. We were not immediately greeted. When we sat down, we had already looked at the menu and decided what to order before a waitress even came by.
It was painfully quiet in the restaurant. They did give bread out, but it was about average for italian. I got a pasta dish, which was ok, the sauce a tad watery. My sister got spaghetti and she was not impressed. Our waitress was nice I guess.
I grew up in Niagara Falls. Â No question, this place has the best Italian food in the city. Â Whether you are a local or tourist, this is the place to go. Â Authentic, romantic and family friendly. Â And the prices are very reasonable. Â If you have the appetite, be sure to ask for the 'Dining Adventure'; an amazing four course meal for only $20 a person!
Review Source:The food  here is just okay, it's a tourist trap restaurant in Niagara falls so be prepared before you come. Its very dated as well with horrible uncomfortable chairs, at least they could do is update the place with some modem day chairs that don't made your arse hurt..
DON'T GO HERE WITH A COUPON
They offer coupons in the entertainment book as well as the Niagara falls coupon book. They will do anything to get out of letting you use your coupon. If the item is on special, forget about it. If soup or dessert is included with your meal, forget about it. You must pay full price and throw your coupon in the garbage because they wont take it.
Was looking for a restaurant not part of the big chains to have lunch. Â Went here based on yelp reviews. Â This place has parking, good service, friendly staff. Â We had pasta and meatballs and the special for the day, pasta and meatsauce and mushrooms. Both dishes were very salty/oily and left us feeling a bit sick. Also a strange fly infestation soured the experience somewhat. Overall not great food/ambiance - I wouldn't go back here.
Review Source:Most of the breakfast joints off Clifton and Victoria charge quite a lot. This is probably your best bet off Victoria Avenue and the prices are actually reasonable.
The hashed browns (i.e. quartered and lightly fried potatoes) are simply a plate of awesome and the plate for fruit won't disappoint - watermelon, plum, orange slices and grapes!
Service is slow, but it's quiet, petite and has a very homey atmosphere.
We had a party of 14 and had been suggested to a few places around but I kept reading poor reviews on Yelp. I happened to come across this place. It had two reviews but both positive. They were on the money. Just outside of the touristy part of town, this place had great food and easily took in our party of 14 by placing us upstairs in a private room. It was perfect. Food was good and reasonably priced. I highly reccomend.
Review Source:My wife and I were taking a vacation near Niagara Falls in December 2008. We just just looking for something to eat randomly and picked this restaurant because they had a dinner special sign outside. It was a very very pleasant surprise. Their chicken parmesana was the best I've ever had. If you are in the area, make sure you give them a try. We spent about $50 for 2. I wish I can go there again.
Review Source:This Italian restaurant has been there for about 35 years, so I had to see what's the big deal. That night they had the chicken parmesan dinner as a special so I ordered that while my boyfriend ordered the lasagna. The décor was nice and romantic with nice Italian music being played. The waitress was nice and attentive with a smile the whole time. While waiting on our food she brought out some bread and a side of crushed olives in olive oil and red peppers complements from the chief. Neither of us care for olives so we were skeptical. Needless to say we gave it a shot and it was pretty good, we dug in. Our entrées were delicious, the pasta was al dente and the salad good as well.  It was easy to find and well worth it.  We really enjoyed it . Thumbs up.
Review Source:We were visiting Niagara Falls on the way back home from Toronto and were looking for a non-touristy place to eat. It was early April at the time, Niagara was deserted (I assume because it was pretty cold). We were walking around trying to select a place to eat and finally decided to try Four Brothers.
We walked in and the hostess told us to take any table we wanted (we were the only ones there, which I loved). I really enjoyed the cozy, wood-paneled, grandmother-decorated feel they had going on. The place has been around for like 45 years, so it felt very authentic.
They had a good lunch special (2 courses for $8). I asked for something was not on the menu (pasta arrabiata) and they were nice enough to make it for me. It was delicious. My wife had the ravioli and it was one of the few times I have seen her finish her entire plate in a sitting.
We got a chance to talk to the owner in Italian and they sent us out a complimentary round of desserts - homemade, Italian, Easter cakes.
We left very happy and enjoyed the food very much. We will definitely come back.
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