at
The Silo Restaurant (plus monuments and more)
115 N. Water Street, Lewiston, NY 14092.
July 28, 2011
115 N. Water Street, Lewiston, NY 14092.
July 28, 2011
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The Silo Restaurant (plus monuments and more) 115 N. Water Street, Lewiston, NY 14092. July 28, 2011
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Before boarding the Whirlpool Jetboat for the second time, the two RV Gypsies and their grandson ate at the Silo Restaurant, located just a splash from Niagara Falls on the bank of the mighty Niagara River. The Silo Restaurant operates inside an architectural wonder: a re-purposed, mighty, historic coal silo. It serves delicious, famous food that is said to be celebrated locally and around the world! Its menu is made up of American classics, creative gourmet sandwiches and salads, and award-winning burgers made from only the finest, freshest American beef. Certified lean, grass-fed and free from steroids and hormones, it's beef the way nature intended – and the proof is in the flavor. Food is sourced only from the best available ingredients, which are delivered fresh daily from local farms and trusted partners. |
| The Silo Restaurant has always been an important part of Lewiston waterfront history. In the 1920-30's, tourists boarded steamers at the Silo to go to Toronto. The Silo has been featured on the Travel Channel's Man v. Food. |
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| In 2010, the Silo Restaurant expanded its operation by moving the old caboose from Ted Mar’s to the waterfront. The caboose serves as the Silo’s Ice Cream operation, and adds more seating outside, which Alex enjoyed. | |
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Below: A nice lunch time
view of the Whirlpool Jetboat from the Silo Restaurant. |
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| Besides watching the Jetboat go by, the two RV Gypsies also looked out from their lunch table at the Silo to see a beautiful sailboat - The Black Pearl. | |
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| After eating, the two RV Gypsies and their grandson walked around to the back of The Silo to get a better look at The Black Pearl. Then they walked around the park and area. After the Jetboat ride, they returned to The Silo for an ice cream before going on a boat ride through the Erie Canal locks. | |
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 A
small park between The Silo and the area to board the Whirlpool Jetboat.
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The sub-menu
below has ten sections of Niagara Falls in the USA that you may visit in any order
you choose. The page you are on is not underlined and cannot be chosen from here. There is also a link to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls below, and a Flashback to 1968. |
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Silo, Monuments, and a sailboat (this page) |
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 AFTER
you have visited all of the above sections, please continue on toNiagara Falls on the Canadian side - Journey Behind the Falls and a view of the falls taken from the Skylon Tower
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