Great restaurant, and reasonably priced for the location. Large portions - my sister and I shared an appetizer and sandwich, and each got a fun drink. There was no wait to be seated, and while a little chilly we chose to sit outside where we could hear the soft roar of the falls. Food was excellent! The large pretzel was especially delicious, and I recommend the gin drink... I can't recall the name but it was kind of like a mojito with gin. Not too sweet and very refreshing.

Service was great. We came after the lunch rush so it wasn't busy. Food was hot and plentiful (consider splitting an entree). Probably one of the best views of the falls from this side of the border. Not the best food I've ever eaten but for a tourist-trap-type restaurant, it was pretty good.

Absolutely lovely full service restaurant with the BEST views you'll ever had! Plus it's air conditioned so a lovely respite from outside. It's a bit pricy for sure, but the food was delicious and the service was delightful! We both got the patty melts and we could easily have shared one as a meal. I loved the sauce and recommend asking for extra to dip. Chips are crunchy. We saw other people get the appetizer pretzel and it is HUGE!! Definitely for sharing. So glad we got to enjoy this as our last stop in Niagara.

Our second day at Niagara took us to view the Fall from the park. Top of the Falls was really above power for a park restaurant. Delightful wait staff. So helpful. Even when an adult spilled their drink! (Ha). Everyone ate something different. DIL had a salad, she said it was crisp and the dressing was tasty. I had the double stack patty melt. Excellent. Cheese was melty and generous meat patty. One child ate the chicken fingers . We were taken aback. They looked basically over cooked and not appetizing at all. The portions were huge. However, once we started to cut them up they were quite juicy. We never did figure out if it were the breading or the oil that made them so dark. The ambience is upscale and modern. I was surprised it was so classy for a Government establishment. Glad we tried it. Thank you USA for the experience.

Best part about this restaurant is the views of Niagara Falls. You are looking towards the Canadian side but it's still pretty awesome. If you always thought it'd be fun to be at the top of the waterfall this is the place. The food was good. The staff was great. it was hot outside and it was nice to sit inside and enjoy the view and replenish our bodies.

It's the only nice, sit-down food venue in Niagara Falls Park. They have quite a few dishes that include locally sourced ingredients. One of them that I recommend is the patty melt $19. It was perfectly made with melted and creamy, smoked gouda and grilled/caramelized onions atop grilled beef patties on toasted/buttery bread, and it comes with a side of fries or potato chips. This paired perfectly with a glass of prosecco $11, which I savored while looking at the fantastic view of the Falls from their outdoor patio seating of the restaurant. I tried the loganberry creme brulee for dessert $10, and that did not disappoint either! Several people next to me ordered the fish and chips, which both looked, and they said tasted good with a nice crispiness and lightness to the batter. Prices aren't that much higher for entrees compared to their other more casual grab and go eateries at Niagara Falls. Worth it for the view, sit down service, quality offerings, and overall value.

This operation is always a must for me as I do not like the touristy spots closer to the falls. If I pay top dollar for food I want good wait staff, a clean operation and a great view, and this location has all three. Pictures i posted with the review are off the beaten path and recommended to completely take in the sights and sounds of the falls. As for what we ordered we started with the House-made Bavarian Pretzel with Düsseldorf mustard and New York Beer Cheese. This easily feed my family of 5 for an appetizer and was cooked perfectly and not overdone. We also ordered up the carved turkey sandwich, hand-breaded chicken tenders, the classic burger, and Niagara fish and chips. The carved turkey sandwich was of substantial size with provolone cheese, apple slaw on Focaccia bread. It was nicely presented and delicious. The hand breaded tenders were the largest I've seen and took up a large majority of the plate. They were nicely cooked all the way through and the house chips were excellent and we dipped them into the leftover pretzel toppings. The classic burger was a double stack with a nice cheddar cheese, but we asked for no onions and they arrived anyway, so my daughter removed them and gave them to me. She was unable to finish the burger as well, which is why I didn't order because I knew I'd be finishing a sandwich or burger cut in half. To finish up, the Niagara fish and chips was insanely big covering the plate with loads of fresh fries. The tartar sauce was on point as well as the continual refill of water and other beverages. The plates were cleaned up accordingly and the entire meal was enjoyed by all, leaving only a little space for the Loganberry Crème Brûlée which was quite delicious. I highly recommend the Top of the Falls for its ambiance, menu, service and scenic views. The grounds are well kept and the gift shop below should have something for everyone.