10 Best Breweries in Port Colborne

"Named after the nearby Erie Canal as an homage to the men who built it, Big Ditch is a microbrewery located in the heart of Buffalo. The downtown brewery is spacious, with plenty of room for drinkers and diners alike. The Big Ditch team brews its beers onsite and serves them both at the bar and in the expansive dining room."

"Spacious taproom serving comfort eats, small plates & house-brewed beer in an industrial-chic setup. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +0 716 8545050"

"A year-round entertainment destination on the waterfront, a ten-minute drive from the hotel, this complex is your home for ice skating, ziplining, and rock climbing in Buffalo. Stop by for dining, brewery tours, escape room outings, and special events."

"Massive waterfront complex for skating, hockey, curling & concerts with dining, bars & concessions. Open for lunch and dinnerPhone: +0 716 3422292. Learn MoreMake a Reservation"

"Thin Man Brewery has a wide selection of their own refreshing craft brews, which I recommend that you pair with their pub eats. Many vegetarian items on the menu can be prepared vegan, and there are also vegan options, too. The kitchen staff is very knowledgeable about vegan food, so it’s not a problem to request it."

"Monday & Tuesday Closed Wednesday 4 - 10 Thursday 4 - 10 Friday 12 - 11 Saturday 12 - 11 Sunday 12 - 6"

"Sometimes the best places are the smaller ones, just a little bit off the beaten path. That’s where a place like Captain Of The Sea comes in. You may not hear its name ringing at all hours throughout the city, but it’s got a dedicated group, and it’s constantly growing."

"Family owned since 1985, Bailey Seafood has been one of the true seafood staples of the city for over 30 years. You ever have a weekly fish fry and every week as soon as your about to take the last bite you almost bring yourself to tears because at that moment you think to yourself, “I have to wait another whole week for this?. ” Well my friend (firstly I’d ask if you’re ok, you seem to have a little bit of an abnormal love of fish fry) if that feeling (minus the tears) of savoring each bit to truly appreciate every little bit of flavor is what you crave, then Bailey Seafood is the place to go."

"Clams (and more) done right at Steve’s Clam Bar, one of the great places to get seafood in Buffalo Niagara. Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’ll never eat good clams in this city, they’re just too fancy and expensive?. ” Well, don’t despair because if you’re willing to fork over a little extra cash (because let’s be clear, good clams are never cheap, always pay for quality when dealing with raw fish), Steve’s Clam Bar will have you slurping down quality clams like a born aristocrat in no time, but Steve’s is no one-trick seahorse (it’s the horse of the sea; look I know the analogies a little rough, but I’m trying)."

"This 350-acre park is one of three in the city designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. It includes meadows, forests, lakes, rose and Japanese-style gardens, sports facilities, picnic areas and the grounds of Buffalo Zoo."

"Endorsed by Accessibility Niagara, Heartland Forest is an outdoor area of wheelchair accessible hiking trails, fish ponds (catch and release with your own gear), animal carvings, and a tree house in the middle of the woods. Also enjoy their playground, with a custom merry-go-round, swing, and unique fire pit that accommodate wheelchairs safely and easily. We had a lot of fun here, just letting the kids explore."

"Another great Buffalo neighborhood, Larkin Square began in the early part of our current decade. When you plan a trip to the city, you definitely need to check out Larkin Square. It shows just how innovative this New York city is and gives hope for what the future could hold."

"Head to Buffalo’s unique warehouse district for dining and fun at this whimsical community gathering spot. A ten-minute drive from the hotel, Larkin Square features food trucks, free events, like fitness classes and pickleball, and a beer garden."

"Located in the historic yet trendy Hotel Lafayette in downtown Buffalo, Public Espresso has a cool vibe and even cooler coffee. Baristas craft drinks to order with globally sourced coffee roasted in house. Coffee drinks range from typical cappuccinos to more exotic options like the Bali espresso tonic that we couldn’t resist trying."

"391 Washington Street, BuffaloPublic Espresso + Coffee on Facebook. I thought this coffee shop was worth mentioning because I adore coffee and they have vegan options. Of course, coffee is vegan without any dairy added to it."

"Enjoy a coffe and snack at Starbucks, an American coffee company and coffeehouse chain. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinnerDress code: Casual"

"I understand there are mobile orders that need to be taken care of but pay a little more attention to the walk in customers."

"This restaurant not only serves up a whole lot of friendliness and the up most in service but develops dishes that will have your mouth watering the second you read the menu. At Cora's it's all about being inspired by family traditions and ensuring that you are getting the best quality and best experience over all the second you walk into one of there many restaurants. Being on the more health-conscious side of things, at Cora's you will not only experience traditional breakfasts, but will experience that breakfast, or any there other, with a huge helping of freshly cut fruit."