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"For dinner, I'd just keep going back to the Stone Road Grille, located just south of downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake in a strip mall, which almost to be located there on purpose to keep the tone inside the restaurant very local and convivial, two qualities most of the town's eateries appear to be missing. "
- New York Post
"Curtained, dark and cozy, it has clear romance potential. "
- Toronto Life
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The Stone Road Grille Story
At the Stone Road Grille, we offer casual fine dining in an eclectic and lively atmosphere. We are open year-round serving gourmet cuisine prepared by Chef Ryan Crawford hosted nightly by proprietors Heidi and Perry Johnson.
But the food and atmosphere aren't the only things that make up unique. So does our 100 per cent Niagara only VQA wine list.
We invite you to experience our hospitality for yourself.
Our hours of operation are:
Lunch: Tuesday thru Sunday - 11:30 - 2pm daily
Dinner: Tuesday thru Thursday 5-9pm, Friday & Saturday 5-10pm, Sunday 5-9pm
Closed Mondays
"Rest" - The Story Behind Our Other Name
We opened the doors to the Stone Road Grille on Friday, August 1, 2003 after two furious weeks of renovation. The night before opening, we asked one of our servers, Kevin to climb a ladder and peel off the letters from the old sign that read "Mina's Restaurant & Bar" and to leave up just the "Restaurant" portion.
In our haste to pen, we had yet to figure out what our new sign should look like - nor could we afford one - so "Restaurant" would have to do.
Well, chalk it up to 14 days of round-the-clock preparation combined with several portions of wine, beer and caffeine. When we stepped outside to check the progress, Kevin was down to "Rest" and fairly proud of his pace. "Almost done Boss," were the words - you can imagine what ours were!
We stepped back, speechless for what seemed like an hour, then had a good laugh. The saving grace was the "Rest" was at least a word and that it was somewhat centered across the front.
We agreed that we'd get the sign properly done when we had more time and a few creative ideas. Two years later, the sign remained until a series of sternly-worded letters from our landlord stating our sign was "cheapening" the plaza. Go figure!
Needless to say, we purchased a new "Rest" sign.