Euro Café — Restaurant in Niagara Falls

I came in on a stormy weekday afternoon. 3 customers and the woman bartending were inside. The place was clean and I had some time to kill. The bartender was friendly but no barista. She stated that all they have is drinks. So I ordered an espresso, which was quite good. When I ordered their biggest latte, I asked for a mocha latte, which seemed to stump the bartender. The man at the bar (seemed to be the owner) instructed her to use chocolate as she didn't seem to know what mocha was. But the finished product was very nice. Only 1 other customer came in, a regular they already knew. No one spoke English and kept to themselves. They always had the TV on sports, including tennis which I like to watch anyway. I might drop in again if I'm in town waiting for someone. There don't seem to be many choices outside the tourist area which were all closing...

Had a great experience there. I am quite picky with my coffee choices, and this place fits the bill. Not many places have good coffee beans, I've been to many. Most of the places are too sour or too bitter, This place was great. They have the lavazza super crema, which is a premium coffee and not many places use that since it's expensive. I enjoy that coffee bean quite a bit, so that was a plus for me personally. The owner is a great guy and loves to engage with his customers. Ps: they love their tennis, so going there when a grandslam tournament is going on will be even...

Given the availability of way better cafés in this area, I won’t recommend this place for its coffee.

We ordered two mochas. What we got was an expresso shot with milk. There was no trace of chocolate. Pretty sure the server had no idea what is the difference between an expresso and a mocha.

We were told after being served the coffee that the debit machine wasn’t working (basically implying all cash).

So overall the experience was...