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Listed here is a picture of Vaticano, located on the east side of Niagara Boulevard. It was previously a Chinese food restaurant.

Pictured here is Trailsides Bar and Grill, which stands on the east side of Ridge Road. Previously, it was known for many years as the McCleod Hotel.

This Tim Horton's was located in the County Fair Mall Parking lot on the south side of Garrison Road.

Pictured here is the Whistlestop Cafe, which stands on the north side of Jarvis street.

Listed here is a document pertinent to the New York Café, a restaurant in Fort Erie that would eventually be sold and turned into the Chinese Eatery 'Happy Jacks"

Listed here is the Barnea Tavern. In this picture, it appears as it would have under its last owners, the Fairgrave brothers. From the 1990s through 2000s, the Barnea had numerous owners including John Pilato, Ray Seebach and the Fairgrave brothers.

During the acute phase of the Covid-19 pandemic, bars and restaurants were ordered to shut down except for those that offered takeout, delivery or drive-thru service. Some restaurants did close their doors entirely, depending on circumstance.…

During the acute phase of the Covid 19 pandemic, the Ontario government prohibited gatherings of more than five people and restaurants could serve only takeout/delivery/drive thru. Pictured here is a notice at Southsides on Niagara Boulevard that…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, the provincial government required restaurants to offer only take out, delivery or drive thru in order to stay open. Pictured here is a sign in the window of Green Acres, noting this measure.

Pictured here is Sub Culture, which stands on the south side of Jarvis Street.

Listed here is a picture of Southsides, which stands on the east side of Niagara Boulevard. It was previously known as Pranzo's.

This restaurant stood on Main Street and was later moved to Gilmore Road.