The Skylon Tower Restaurant is located at 5200 Robinson St – Phone: +1 905-356-2651. The Skylon Tower Revolving Restaurant is the best place to view Niagara Falls without leaving solid ground! Ride to the top of this beautiful structure in an enclosed “yellow bug” elevator with breathtaking views until you reach the top. From there you can enjoy the outdoor observation area or choose to dine in the world famous revolving dining room! For more information visit Skylon.com.


Skylon Tower Reviews
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Daphne Speck Bartynski 2 days ago
My family visited here several times. The rotating restaurant is superb. The views are spectacular. A must experience when you visit Niagara Falls, Canada.
Meg May 4 days ago
We had dinner at Skylon Tower in Niagara Falls and the view alone made the entire experience worth it. It’s honestly something I’ve never experienced before — absolutely stunning and perfect for a romantic dinner. Watching the Falls from that height is unreal.
The appetizers and dessert were superb. Easily my favorite parts of the meal. I ordered the salmon — it was decent, not my favorite entrée ever, but still good. That said, the view is truly the main attraction and that’s what you’re paying for.
One thing that was disappointing to witness: a nearby table left a $7 tip on a $260 bill and blamed it on high taxes. The menu clearly lists the price of everything. If you’re ordering $50+ entrées, you know what you’re signing up for. Taxes in Canada are not the server’s fault, and tipping appropriately should be part of the budget when dining somewhere like this. It was honestly uncomfortable to watch.
Overall, it was a beautiful experience and I’d absolutely recommend it — especially for a romantic night out. Just go in knowing it’s a premium experience and plan accordingly.
The appetizers and dessert were superb. Easily my favorite parts of the meal. I ordered the salmon — it was decent, not my favorite entrée ever, but still good. That said, the view is truly the main attraction and that’s what you’re paying for.
One thing that was disappointing to witness: a nearby table left a $7 tip on a $260 bill and blamed it on high taxes. The menu clearly lists the price of everything. If you’re ordering $50+ entrées, you know what you’re signing up for. Taxes in Canada are not the server’s fault, and tipping appropriately should be part of the budget when dining somewhere like this. It was honestly uncomfortable to watch.
Overall, it was a beautiful experience and I’d absolutely recommend it — especially for a romantic night out. Just go in knowing it’s a premium experience and plan accordingly.