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Wine, food & nightlifeAncaster & DundasFrom the west end of Hamilton, the nearest serious tasting rooms are not in Niagara-on-the-Lake at all. They sit below the same escarpment…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeBeamsville BenchForty minutes west of the Falls, the Beamsville Bench trades busy tasting bars for small estate rooms on a mineral-rich slope under the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeFalls-view diningA window table over the Horseshoe Falls is the most requested dinner in Niagara. Which rooms really deliver the view, how to ask for the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeFirst-visit wineriesNiagara-on-the-Lake has more wineries than one day can hold. A good first visit mixes one landmark estate, one small family producer and…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeBreakfastThe first boat, the first helicopter and the quietest hour at Table Rock all come early. Here is where to eat before them, which rooms open…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeCorporate wine toursA team wine day in Niagara is a transport plan first and a tasting plan second. Get the vehicles, the arrival order and the private room…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeFarm to tableNiagara grows the grapes, peaches and greens that its best kitchens cook with, often within sight of the dining room. Where to eat closest…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNOTL fine diningNiagara-on-the-Lake packs a MICHELIN-recommended winery kitchen, French-trained hotel dining and farm-to-table Queen Street rooms into a…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeFour Mile CreekBetween the lake and the escarpment lies a flat, sun-soaked grid of farm roads called Lines and Concessions. This is Four Mile Creek, where…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeHalal diningFamilies who eat halal can have an easy Niagara trip with a little planning: which restaurants state their certification, how to check a…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeHalf-day wine tourFour hours is enough for three proper tastings in Niagara-on-the-Lake, provided the wineries sit close together and someone else watches…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeHamilton to NOTL wineriesFrom Hamilton, the whole Niagara wine belt lies along one highway. A private car lets you taste your way east along the Bench in the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeHarvest wine toursHarvest is the season Niagara's wineries are busiest, both in the vineyards and at the tasting bar. September and October reward visitors…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWine tour costA wine day by chauffeur has three cost layers: the car, the tastings and the extras around them. Here is how each one works, so the fixed…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeIcewine tastingNiagara icewine is pressed from grapes frozen on the vine and picked at minus 8 °C or colder. Here is how it is made, which tasting rooms…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeIndian diningAfter a day of mist and wind, many families want dal, tandoori and hot rotis rather than another burger. Niagara Falls has more Indian…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeIthaca to NOTLTwo lake-cooled wine regions, one international bridge and about four hours of road between them. Here is how Finger Lakes visitors add…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeJordan Village dayOne short main street, a heritage inn, a winery cellar across the road and a waterfall five minutes away. Jordan Village is the small-scale…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeLate-night foodThe show ends, the tables cool down and suddenly everyone is hungry. What is actually open after midnight in Niagara Falls, which nights it…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeCreek ShoresBetween the escarpment benches and Lake Ontario lies a flat, creek-cut plain most wine tourists drive straight past on the QEW. Two…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeComedy & musicA stand-up club inside a Fallsview hotel, two casino theatres, a magic show near Clifton Hill and weekend bands on the casino floor. This…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeBrewery tourNiagara is famous for wine, but its taprooms make a superb day out of their own. This loop links brewpubs in Niagara Falls, St. Catharines…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeDistillery and cidery tourNiagara's craft spirits and hard ciders grow from the same orchards and vineyards as its wine, and a group that has already done the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNightlife guideTwo small districts, one steep hill between them and a lot of people looking for a ride at closing time. Here is how a night out in Niagara…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeGrape & Wine FestivalSeptember in Niagara means three weekends of winery passports, a free-entry park festival in St. Catharines and a parade through downtown.…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeIcewine FestivalGrapes frozen on the vine, fire pits on Queen Street and dark by five. The January Icewine weekends are Niagara wine country at its most…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNiagara LakeshoreAlong the Lake Ontario shore of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the lake itself sets the rhythm of the vineyards. Here is how the Niagara Lakeshore…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifePrivate wine tourA private wine day sounds simple until you try to book one: which kind of tour is it, how long should it be, who reserves the tastings and…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNiagara River wineriesThe smallest of the Niagara-on-the-Lake sub-appellations is also the prettiest to drive: a narrow band of vineyards between the Niagara…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNiagara to the CountyOntario has two wine regions that most visitors hear about, and they sit four hours apart on opposite ends of Lake Ontario. With the long…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeNon-drinkers on a wine tourAlmost every group heading to wine country includes someone who will not be drinking: a friend who is pregnant, a teenager, someone who…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWine tour from BuffaloNiagara-on-the-Lake's wineries are closer to downtown Buffalo than many Western New Yorkers realise, about 58 km across the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWine tour from TorontoDowntown Toronto to Niagara wine country is about 127 km each way, so a full-day private tour needs a plan that uses the drive rather than…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeDinner showsThe log-cabin musical on Lundy's Lane is still the first thing many families search for, but it closed in 2020. Here is what replaced it on…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeView loungesTrue open-air rooftops are rare here; what Niagara does well is the high-floor lounge with a window full of lit water. Here is where to…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeShipping wine homeThe case of Riesling you loved at the second winery has to get home somehow. Niagara wineries ship readily within Canada, but almost never…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeShort Hills BenchSouth of St. Catharines, rolling hills fold into the escarpment and a family farm has grown grapes since the 1800s. The Short Hills Bench…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeSparkling wine tourNiagara makes serious bottle-fermented sparkling wine, and the best of it sits along a 40 km line from Niagara-on-the-Lake to the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeSt. David's BenchThe St. David's Bench is the closest wine country to Niagara Falls: a sheltered slope under the escarpment, a few minutes off the QEW and…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeSteakhousesThe Fallsview casino district has more steak per city block than anywhere else in Niagara. Here is how the rooms differ, which stay open…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeTaste the SeasonEight wineries, eight timed pairings, a month of Friday-to-Sunday weekends and daylight that ends before five. Here is how to turn the…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeDesignated driverEvery wine-country day plan has the same hole in the middle of it: somebody has to drive. In Ontario, the rules on alcohol and driving are…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeTwenty Mile BenchWest of St. Catharines the escarpment forms a double step of vineyards cut by Twenty Mile Creek. Add the village of Jordan and a waterfall…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWine and cheese tourA good pairing makes both the wine and the cheese taste better, and Niagara has the ingredients for a whole day of it: winery experiences…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeBike vs chauffeurCycling between Niagara-on-the-Lake wineries is one of the region's great summer pleasures, on the right day and the right loop. Here is an…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeTasting fees and etiquetteFor visitors from abroad, a Niagara tasting room raises small questions nobody likes to ask out loud: is it free, do I need to book, can I…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeBachelorette wine tourA Niagara wine-country stagette lives or dies on three decisions made weeks ahead: the vehicle, the winery bookings for a large group, and…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeTrolley vs private carA wine trolley or shared shuttle hands you a set route, a seat among strangers and a schedule; a private car hands you the map. Neither is…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWinery lunchLunch is the hinge of a Niagara-on-the-Lake wine day. Book it at the right hour, at the right estate, and the tastings either side fall…Read →
Wine, food & nightlifeWinter wine toursBetween November and March the tour buses thin out, the tasting bars have room to lean on, and icewine is the wine everyone came for. A…Read →
