Constructed in 1904, this stately building features a distinctive green copper roof and walls of boulder stones that came from the riverbed just south of the Horseshoe Falls. Over the decades, the structure of Queen Victoria Place was remodeled several times, but much of the original material still exists.
In its early years, the building served as the former residence of the Commissioners of Niagara Parks. It also featured an open picnic area and popular dance hall. Today, this modern yet rustic restaurant offers a locally sourced menu, Niagara VQA wine list and diverse craft beer selection.
