Mister M's House of Food & Drink — Restaurant in Town of Niagara

Have you ever wanted to go to a place so bad because of the hype ? well this was the place for us .We have heard so many good things about this place. first I would like to start off by saying the only reason this place is even getting 3☆ is because of the friendly staff the bartender was extremely nice and helpful and even the cook came out and was also very nice and did everything to make sure we where happy . The food came out very fast and I can see why. I have posted pictures of the items we ordered we have never been here before and we decided to order alot of food to sample and to take home to eat later . we order apps Pretzels that are definitely ( microwaved) and deep fried mozzarella .Right off the bat the so called Beer cheese was canned nacho cheese witch was served cold until we asked for another one . the mozzarella cheese was awesome besides the cold sauce it was served in . Next we ordered BBQ wings on the pitt . but I guess there broiler broke 🤔 hummmm on the pit means grilled but what do I know . so we ordered garlic parm we also order the half pizza half Calzone and the famous roast beef. boy I was surprised let's start with the wings if you like butter mixed with Parmesan this is the place to go . absolutely no flavor at all besides butter . We decided not to try the pizza until we went home later that night. it wasn't that bad but again lacking something ( herbs or something) . O.K now let's get to this beef on weck.Honestly in my 29 years of life that I have been able to eat on my own I have never had a sandwich so bad. This item should be removed from the menu and the kitchen staff should be Ashamed to even call it a beef on weck. (pictures tell the story ) the roast beef had to be cook for the last week it was so dry the extra auju couldn't even help it out and the over toasted roll just brought my mouth back to a childhood experience when I eat sand. I try to never give a bad review even when I am not happy and I never take it out on staff because I have worked in the industry for the last 25 years but the food here is one for the books. and hope that something is done because this place has a very beautiful bar and very...

Party of 3, Thursday for brunch, plenty of parking on side of restaurant. Ground-level front entrance, no steps. Awning over front of building. Were greeted upon entry! Seat yourself service. Upon entering you are thrown into a speak-easy style atmosphere with bar area and lounge area in front room, dining room in rear. Beautiful ambience coupled with era appropriate music and low lighting, sets an almost seductive/romantic tone to the place. A nice gentleman waited on us fairly promptly. Ordered "Just For Me" Pizza w/onions and a Chef Salad w/house dressing. Others in my party ordered The "Bomb" w/o Meat and a Chicken Finger Sub (comes with home-made chips). Our meals arrived exactly 30 minutes later. I would expect a lot sooner given we were the only ones in the dining area. The pizza and salad were pretty standard in flavor, didn't make a statement but were enjoyable. The house dressing was great! My party ordered the other two dishes and so this review is primarily for my order although it was mentioned the Chicken Finger Sub was amazing!! The House Chips that came with it were tolerable but may be more enjoyable with salt & vinegar or pepper added. As far as vegetarian substitutes for burgers there weren't any. But if you are vegetarian, you will not have to starve yourself. I'm ranking this stop in the 3*'s primarily because of wait time and lack of vegetarian specific options. Would've been nice to see a portabella featured option or an eggplant one at least. Overall was a nice experience, great GREAT ambience, and lots of food. Their portions are very generous! I've been told there Chkn Parm is to die for. In the end we needed take-out containers (an extra 25 cents each). Would also like to point out, you may just need an extra light to see the menu...low-lighting and black menus w/small print..not soft on the...

Review: A Hidden Gem for Italian Food Lovers

Tucked away on a quiet street, this small, cozy Italian eatery is a delightful find for anyone craving authentic flavors in a warm and inviting atmosphere. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with the rich aroma of fresh garlic and herbs, instantly transporting you to the heart of Italy.

The menu is thoughtfully curated, featuring classic dishes made with high-quality ingredients. The pasta is homemade, and you can taste the difference in every bite—al dente and perfectly seasoned. The sauces are rich and flavorful, with just the right balance of savory and tangy notes. Their pizza, with its thin, crispy crust and generous toppings, is a must-try.

What truly sets this place apart is the ambiance. The intimate setting, with soft lighting and rustic decor, makes it perfect for a romantic dinner or a quiet meal with friends. The staff are friendly and attentive, adding to the warm, family-like atmosphere.

If you’re looking for a spot that serves delicious Italian food with a personal touch, this charming little restaurant is definitely worth a visit. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel at home while delivering a dining experience that’s nothing short of...