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Dining in Niagara Falls is diverse and interesting. Here's a rundown of what to expect.

You probably came to Niagara Falls for the view of the falls, so why not settle down in a restaurant at the same time? Table Rock Restaurant is said to have the best view. Other spots that are just as enjoyable to watch the falls from are Pinnacle Restaurant (Konica Minolta Tower), Watermark Fallsview Restaurant (Hilton Hotel), Rooftop Fallsview Dining Room (Renaissance Fallsview Hotel), and Revolving Dining Room (Skylon Tower).

If fancy places aren't your thing, try comfortable and less expensive ones such as La Fiesta Fish and Chips, Victoria Park Restaurant, Flying Saucer Restaurant, or Betty's Restaurant. Mullbery's Dining Room, the more casual counterpart of Rooftop Fallsview Dining Room, offers a large buffet that'll satisfy even the most challenging of appetites!

Bitten by the celebrity bug? Head over to Hard Rock Cafe or Planet Hollywood; both are sure to leave you starry-eyed with its memorabilia and occasional celebrity sightings.

For even more entertainment, check out the Oh Canada Eh!? Dinner Show. There you can enjoy a wonderful five-course meal as well as a hilarious musical performance on everything about Canada. The Niagara Grand Dinner Theatre is of a similar vein: you get a romantic comedic show just after your meal.

Niagara is also a great place to enjoy authentic cuisines from all around the world. There's Taco N' Tequila (Mexican), Delduca's (Italian), Mama Leone (Italian), Mamma Mia's (Italian), Escabeche Restaurant (French), Tandoor Hut (Indian), Suisha Gardens (Japanese), and Yukiguni Restaurant and Sushi Bar (Japanese) -- just to name a few.