The Blind Pig Niagara — Restaurant in Niagara Falls

For the first time, we came to The Blind Pig last Saturday to grab something to eat before a show at The Fallsview Casino. There were 4 of us in our party. For appetizers were had the wings which were very tasty, good size, meaty and nicely sauced. We also had the wonton nachos with chicken which were absolutely delicious! They were thin and so crispy that you couldn't help yourself but to keep eating more. For our mains, two of us ordered the 40 Creek burger with fries/sweet potato fries and the other two the Cubano 1 with fries and the other with red pepper soup. The 40 creek burgers were deliciously thick, juicy and flavourful and the added the crispy bacon just pushed it over the top! My mouth kept begging for more of it. Lol The Cubanos were polished off and thoroughly enjoyed by both individuals which were stuffed with pulled pork, pork belly and ham. One person was struggling to finish the sandwich whereas the other one had no problem finishing the huge meat stuffed sandwich. The red pepper soup was velvety and creamy yet not loaded with cream. But the flavour was outstanding! Our server was very attentive, courteous and helped us to choose our mains based on his recommendations. I think that the only complaint on this establishment is the chairs which were not very comfortable for sitting a long period of time. The food portions were more than generous and the flavours were phenomenal! We will be co.ing back for...

We stopped by The Blind Pig in Niagara Falls and had such a great meal! We started with the pickle poutine fries, which were totally unique—crispy fries topped with garlic aioli and shredded pickles. The bold, tangy flavors were unlike anything we’ve had before and completely addictive.

I had the grilled peach salad with a side of fries, which was the perfect healthy break during our family vacation of binge eating. I’ll be dreaming about that perfect combo of crunchy nuts, soft peaches, and creamy goat cheese for a long time. My husband ordered the Big Pig Smash Burger, and the secret sauce was fantastic—adding just the right zing to a juicy, smoky burger.

What truly made our experience unforgettable was our server, Adam. He was the only person working the front of house, effortlessly handling bartending, serving, bussing, and running food all at once. Despite juggling our table of six plus others, he was incredibly calm, friendly, and attentive—always with a genuine smile and positive attitude. Anyone who can keep such high energy and excellent service going while running the entire restaurant clearly deserves a raise and a big shoutout!

A major thank you from us Americans visiting from Florida—we’ll definitely be raving about this place back home. Between the creative food and outstanding service, The Blind Pig definitely deserves a...

Wish i had taken photos. Was nice place to come into on a friday night good atmosphere. Was told sit where ever not a problem. Ordered drinks and food. Me and the wife were not drinking alcohol so it seemed we were pushed asided anyone who was seated after we walked in had there food before us. We were served our food asked if we would like a refill on our pop which we confirmed what we got for drinks. had gotten pork belly appy which was literally 6 peices of pork on top of coleslaw that seemed made days ago. Turn to eat my cold chicken wings which i asked for medium sauce. Take a bite of pure franks red hot sauce. While the wife picked away at the fully onion covered nachos which is all i smelt we sat waited picked at out food for 15 minutes awaiting our pop refills when waiter had finally came around i told him about my wings and then was asked again if id like a pop refill which i never got in first place the whole time i ate. Once we paid by debit and he looked at bill realising no tip we were told ok bye have a night i guess. Juat seen so many hype reviews and seems if you didnt know the bartender or server its a lost...