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Top of the Falls Restaurant Menu 2019 NIAGARA FALLS STATE PARK NEW YORK USA 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 1 4/26/19 8:28 AM Welcome “Niagara was at once Top of the Falls Restaurant is operated by Delaware North stamped upon my heart, an Parks and Resorts. We believe in using locally grown, sustain- image of Beauty; to remain able products whenever possible as part of our commitment to protect our environment. In order to do our part in conserving, there, changeless and indel- we do not set the tables with glasses of water. Please ask your ible, until its pulses server if you would like one. cease to beat forever.” – Charles Dickens Our culinary team has searched the area to provide not only the best that Western New York has to offer, but sustainable ingre- dients from around the country as well. We source and serve seafood approved by the Monterey Bay Aquarium sustainable seafood program. We are well-versed in culinary nutrition and upon request will gladly prepare entrees to accommodate special dietary needs. Calorie counts are on our menu and complete nutritional infor- mation is available upon request. Thank you for choosing Top of the Falls Restaurant. Please enjoy your meal and your stay in Niagara Falls State Park. Daniel Thorington CCC, Executive Chef Mandy May CRM, Restaurant Manager Buffalo Mac & Cheese New York Cheese Board Niagara Fish & Chips 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 2 4/26/19 8:28 AM “Although it was wonderful to see all that water tumbling down, it would be even more wonderful to see all that water tumbling up.” - Mark Twain Starters Salads BUFFALO’S FAMOUS CHICKEN WINGS DRESSINGS Available in Traditional or Boneless Lite Balsamic Vinaigrette, Italian, Ranch, Mild, Medium, Hot or Homemade Sweet House (Apple Cider Vinaigrette) Loganberry-White Wine Barbeque Celery Sticks, Bleu Cheese Dressing ENHANCE YOUR SALAD Chopped Bacon $ Eight (Cal. 544) $12.75 2.00 $ Twelve (Cal. 816) $17.50 Grilled Sliced Chicken 4.50 Sixteen (Cal. 1088) $21.95 Sliced Seared Beef $5.00 TERRAPIN (GF, V) Spinach, Fresh Berries, Sliced Almonds, Golden Raisins, NEW YORK CHEESE BOARD (V) Dried Cranberries, Yancey’s Fancy Shaved Chastinet Cheese, Yancey’s Fancy New York State Artisan Cheeses: Apple Cider Vinaigrette XXX-Sharp Cheddar, Buffalo Wing Cheddar, Smoked Gouda, Dried Cranberries, Golden Raisins, Dried Apricots, Dates, (Cal. 557) $ Figs, Fresh Grapes, Flatbread Crackers, Lewiston’s Honey 12.50 (Cal. 1034) $12.30 GARDEN (V, VG, DF) Mixed Lettuce, Cucumber, Chick Peas, Tomatoes Shredded Carrots, Croutons, Choice of Dressing LOADED FRIES (V) $ $ Vegetarian Chili, Jalapeno Peppers, Green Onion Small (Cal. 200) 4.50 Large (Cal. 452) 10.00 Housemade Yancey’s Four-Cheese Sauce (Cal. 1181) $10.25 Enhance with Bacon $2.00 BRAUHAUS PRETZEL (V) Hand-Crafted, Bavarian-Style, Salted Soft Pretzel, Niagara County Brewed, New York Beer Project Lockport Lager Mustard, Housemade Yancey’s Four-Cheese Sauce (Cal. 878) $10.35 SUMMER SOUP (GF, V, VG, DF) Vegetables, Lentils, Sweet Corn, Edamame, Fresh Herbs Bowl (Cal. 149) $6.50 BASKET OF COSTANZO’S BREAD $3.75 NIAGARA GORGE BOWL (GF, V, VG, DF) Quinoa, Roasted Chickpeas, Edamame, Roasted Butternut Squash, $ Lentils, Shredded Carrots, Fresh Spinach, Bean Sprouts, Tomatoes, BASKET OF FRIES (DF) 4.75 Green Onions, Vegan Avocado Crème (Cal. 580) $12.50 TASTE NY, LOCAL ITEMS GF - GLUTEN FREE V - VEGETARIAN VG - VEGAN DF - DAIRY FREE 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 3 4/26/19 8:28 AM “The thing that struck me most forcibly when I saw The Falls was where in the world did all that water come from?” - Abraham Lincoln Park Inspired Burgers All Burgers and Wraps include a choice of French Fries or Small Terrapin Salad For a taste of Buffalo, substitute four Chicken Wings as a side, $4.50 (Traditional or Boneless) FALLS CLASSIC DEVIL’S HOLE Great Lakes Cheddar Cilantro-Lime Chimichurri, Cheese, Spring Mix, Guacamole, Jalapeno Pep- NY Kaiser Roll pers, Roasted Red Peppers, Choice of Beef, Chicken or Spring Mix, NY Kaiser Roll Beyond Meat Burger Choice of Beef, Chicken or (Cal. 750) $15.00 Beyond Meat Burger (Cal. 846) $16.50 BRIDAL Bacon-Onion & Jalapeno Relish, The Beyond Meat Burger (shown as Falls Classic) is a Yancey’s Fancy Maple Cheddar, delicious alternative to beef! This 100% plant-based burger Loganberry-White Wine BBQ Sauce, offers all the juicy taste and texture you’ve been craving Spring Mix, NY Kaiser Roll without the guilt and is naturally Soy, Gluten and GMO free. Choice of Beef, Chicken or *Gluten-Free roll available upon request* Beyond Meat Burger (Cal. 934) $16.50 Ground beef is cooked to medium-well per New York State Health Law. Wraps & More BEEF ON WECK CHICKEN CAESAR WRAP Western New York Staple. Grilled Breast, Romaine Lettuce, Yancey’s Chastinet, Sliced Seared Beef, Caesar Dressing, Spinach Tortilla Horseradish, Au Jus, $ Salted NY Caraway Roll (Cal. 916) 14.75 $ CHILLED VEGETARIAN WRAP (V, VG, DF) (Cal. 707) 15.95 Edamame, Chick Peas, Sweet Corn, Roasted Red Pepper, Romaine Lettuce, Shredded Carrots, Bean Sprouts, Guacamole, BUFFALO CHICKEN WRAP Spinach Tortilla Boneless Wings, Medium Buffalo Sauce, Lettuce, Tomatoes, (Cal. 478) $14.75 Bleu Cheese Dressing, Cheddar-Jalapeno Tortilla (Cal. 607) $14.75 TASTE NY, LOCAL ITEMS GF - GLUTEN FREE V - VEGETARIAN VG - VEGAN DF - DAIRY FREE 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 4 4/26/19 8:28 AM “The Falls produce a lot of electricity, but the honeymooners don’t use very much of it at night.” - Marilyn Monroe Featured Items Niagara Falls State Park is proud to partner with Taste NY to feature NIAGARA FISH & CHIPS locally made foods and beverages in the Restaurant at the Top of the Favorite of Western New Yorkers. Falls, souvenir shops, and snack bars. Help us to support these local Niagara County Brewed New York Beer Project NY businesses by looking for the during your visit! Amber Lager Battered Haddock, Coleslaw, Tartar Sauce, French Fries The Taste NY program promotes New York-made food and (Cal. 896) $17.95 beverages through retail stores, events, and concessions. CATARACT VEGETARIAN STEW (GF, V, VG, DF) With the incredible agricultural richness in this state and some of the Butternut Squash, Chickpea & Lentil Stew, best craft beverages and cuisine in the world, there is no better time Spinach, Quinoa to taste New York’s local flavor. (Cal. 558) $16.95 Barilla Pasta - Avon, NY Battistoni Meats - Buffalo, NY BUFFALO MAC & CHEESE Byrne Dairy - Syracuse, NY Barilla Cavatappi Pasta, Boneless Chicken Wings, Costanzo’s Bakery - Cheektowaga, NY Buffalo Sauce, Yancey’s House-Made Four-Cheese Sauce, Crystal Beach Loganberry - Saratoga Springs, NY Bleu Cheese Crumbles, Green Onion Great Lakes Cheese - Cuba, NY (Cal. 1050) $ 17.25 Lewiston’s Honey - Lewiston, NY Long Cliff Winery - Niagara County, NY OLMSTEAD’S FEAST New York Beer Project - Lockport, NY Petite Beef Tender, Cilantro-Lime Chimichurri, Quinoa, Yancey’s Fancy Cheese - Corfu, NY Edamame & Corn Succotash $ (Cal. 700) 22.95 Delaware North has reduced its straw consumption by 8.4 Million since implementing e Last Straw campaign in 2018 Beverages #thelaststraw #delawarenorth FOUNTAIN BEVERAGES $3.75 Free Refills Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Sierra Mist, Root Beer, Iced Tea, Lemonade, Unsweetened Iced Tea, Aunt Rosie’s Loganberry BYRNE DAIRY MILK $3.90 White Milk, Chocolate Milk HOT BEVERAGES $3.50 Free Refills Coffee, Decaf Coffee, Hot Tea, Hot Chocolate JUICE $3.90 Cranberry, Orange, Apple, Tomato, Grapefruit, Pineapple THE LAST STRAW THE LAST TASTE NY, LOCAL ITEMS GF - GLUTEN FREE V - VEGETARIAN VG - VEGAN DF - DAIRY FREE 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 5 4/26/19 8:28 AM Niagara Falls State Park Niagara Falls has the honor of being Designed by the oldest state park in the United renowned land- States, formed in 1885. It goes with- scape architect out saying that water is the main attraction of Niagara Falls. About 300 Frederick Law acres of the over 400-acre state park Olmsted, Niagara Falls are under water. Although not the State Park is an enduring highest waterfalls in the world, they legacy of the man who be- move an incredible volume of water lieved that Niagara belongs (more than 280 tons per second) to all of us. Native vegeta- over the precipice. The rushing water tion and wildflowers display drains from four of the five great what Olmsted described as lakes: Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Terrapin Tower (1833-1873) the “exceeding loveliness Erie, before it plunges over the falls. of the rock foliage.” The park’s network of footpaths through wooded areas and along the banks of the Ni- agara River allows visitors to see nature at her best. American Falls dewatered in 1969 Ice Mountain at foot of Falls According to legend, the honeymoon trend was started in 1801 Annie Edson Taylor with barrel when the daughter of future U.S. Vice Mrs. Annie Taylor, a 63-year- President Aaron Burr, old widowed school teacher, Theodosia, and her new decided a trip over the falls husband, Joseph Alston, in a wooden barrel was her traveled to Niagara ticket to fame and fortune. On Falls a few months October 24, 1901, she became before their mar- the first person to survive a Aerial perspective of Niagara Falls, circa 1882 riage. Then in 1804, several trip over the falls and as she months after his marriage, emerged from her barrel, she Jerome Bonaparte, (Napoleon’s younger brother) honeymooned at the reportedly said, “No one ought falls with his American bride, Elizabeth Patterson. to ever do that again.” 49153_TopOfFalls_2019.indd 6 4/26/19 8:28 AM.
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