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Address: 1507 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14301
Phone: (716) 236-7150
Website: http://www.judastreenf.com/
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Judas Tree Amaro Bar
The mission of Judas Tree is to host a relaxed gathering space that supplies indulgent necessities to the community and visitors of Niagara Falls, NY.
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Reviews
Greg H.
Judas Tree is a very welcome addition to Niagara Falls. Cozy, stylish, and exactly the kind of place you want to stumble into and then immediately start telling people about.
The bartender was excellent and made my favorite cocktail to perfection — not “pretty good,” but nailed it. The staff was friendly and attentive without hovering, and the vibe inside is warm and inviting.
The tapas-style menu leans into Iberian/Mediterranean flavors, with a standout selection of small plates, individual pizza, tinned fish, peppers, desserts, and other small plates that feel thoughtful and elevated.
And when the weather cooperates? Their covered outdoor patio looks like it would be an absolute gem.
Worth a visit. Highly recommended.
… moreThe bartender was excellent and made my favorite cocktail to perfection — not “pretty good,” but nailed it. The staff was friendly and attentive without hovering, and the vibe inside is warm and inviting.
The tapas-style menu leans into Iberian/Mediterranean flavors, with a standout selection of small plates, individual pizza, tinned fish, peppers, desserts, and other small plates that feel thoughtful and elevated.
And when the weather cooperates? Their covered outdoor patio looks like it would be an absolute gem.
Worth a visit. Highly recommended.
Amanda Striblen
Stopped in on our anniversary trip and it is our new favorite spot! If you’re in town you have to go get a cocktail! Definitely a hidden gem! Great cocktails and dessert, food looked good too. Staff was amazing! Felt right at home!
… moreE Sewell (Eose)
OMG…. how did I miss this place, I’ve driven by it so many times…but last night, I was introduced to one of the coolest gems I’ve seen in some time… right in the heart of Niagara Falls.
Judas Tree….coming from Orchard Park, one of the most boring , sterilized places on the planet, where everyone looks like me (grumpy old white dude), and no interesting places to hang out with freinds, the Judas Tree stands in such pleasureable contrast , there is simply no reason not to check out this awesome space they call Judas Tree. (Love the name)
A friend recommended meeting there, so why not. When I arrived, I ordered what I thought was “just another a Pinot Noir”, but quickly learned what an extraordnary wine it is….the back of the label said it was imported by Cuvee Imports…a blend of 80% Pinot Noir, 20% Gamy from Burgundy France, (who knew these two wines would blend so wonderfully together),
I paired it with a cheese plate and an amazing figgy pizza. That was simply pure decadence..(I didn’t really want to share that with anyone, but not wanting to be rude….I did). Sadly, I can’t believe I forgot the owners name, she was lovely, and the young woman at the bar (everyone is younger than me) are exactly the kind of people the world needs more of right now.
I’ve been in WNY for about 15 years, but the past two I’ve been on a quest to find the really cool places that most people miss… and last night…I just added another gem to my list of places that give me hope in humanity…but don’t take my word for it, check it out yourself. Judas Tree…
…sometimes it’s not just about the place… it’s about the beauty of the people who give the place a wonderful vibe. You’ll know exactly what I mean when you visit.
… moreJudas Tree….coming from Orchard Park, one of the most boring , sterilized places on the planet, where everyone looks like me (grumpy old white dude), and no interesting places to hang out with freinds, the Judas Tree stands in such pleasureable contrast , there is simply no reason not to check out this awesome space they call Judas Tree. (Love the name)
A friend recommended meeting there, so why not. When I arrived, I ordered what I thought was “just another a Pinot Noir”, but quickly learned what an extraordnary wine it is….the back of the label said it was imported by Cuvee Imports…a blend of 80% Pinot Noir, 20% Gamy from Burgundy France, (who knew these two wines would blend so wonderfully together),
I paired it with a cheese plate and an amazing figgy pizza. That was simply pure decadence..(I didn’t really want to share that with anyone, but not wanting to be rude….I did). Sadly, I can’t believe I forgot the owners name, she was lovely, and the young woman at the bar (everyone is younger than me) are exactly the kind of people the world needs more of right now.
I’ve been in WNY for about 15 years, but the past two I’ve been on a quest to find the really cool places that most people miss… and last night…I just added another gem to my list of places that give me hope in humanity…but don’t take my word for it, check it out yourself. Judas Tree…
…sometimes it’s not just about the place… it’s about the beauty of the people who give the place a wonderful vibe. You’ll know exactly what I mean when you visit.
Matthew Wetzel
Was previously here and had an absolutely incredible experience; something I shared with many other foodies in my life, and I have been wanting to get back here to bring my spouse so she could enjoy it as I had. Unfortunately the experience this time was not enjoyable, and really left us disappointed. Now quick note, the food was still excellent and the drink selection was vast- that was much the same as previous and I will commend them for their dedication to keeping up such a high standard for those.
On the not so good side this time, the atmosphere- there was a birthday booked and set up about halfway in the dining area. So when we first came in we could either sit next to the cold door, or have to push and plead our way through this crowd to get a seat at the bar which was nearly empty last the party- it seems we were one of the few brave enough to try and fight through them. While I am all for having events at neighborhood restaurants, I think ownership needs to read the room and make sure the event matches the vibe. This is a quote, very intimate small plate restaurant and having 25 plus people screaming and getting intoxicated really was off putting and ruined our date night.
Secondly, the staff seemed to be having some large conflict and it also tarnished the experience. There was one main bar tender girl, a bus boy / helper who didn’t seem to have much to do, and a lead kitchen girl that seemed to be out front a lot. When we sat down it was mostly us and the party which at this point was only 10ish people. By the time we left there was about 35 people and service had slowed way down. The bar tender was busting out drinks, but you can only make so many multi ingredient signature cocktails at a time. At one point the gentleman next to us asked for a simple bottled beer, which the bus boy stepped up to try and get him, and he was scolded loudly in front of the guests that he was not to get any drinks, and and the gentleman would need to wait for the bar tender who took another 10-15 minutes to assist him because she had so many drinks to make for the party.
The final straw was the drunk couple next to us; they intermittently joined the party, and were very visibly intoxicated- multiple times the guy kept interjecting into our meal to loudly exclaim or remark about the charcuterie board we had ordered. Again, I don’t mind a friendly question but having Mr. Drunk loudly yelling from the seat next to us was again off putting, and did not match the vibe of the venue.
All in all, remove the party and this night would have been just as special as the first time I was here. Add the party, and a quite venue was turned into a rager that stopped us from ordering more drinks and food, and seeking another place to continue our evening.
… moreOn the not so good side this time, the atmosphere- there was a birthday booked and set up about halfway in the dining area. So when we first came in we could either sit next to the cold door, or have to push and plead our way through this crowd to get a seat at the bar which was nearly empty last the party- it seems we were one of the few brave enough to try and fight through them. While I am all for having events at neighborhood restaurants, I think ownership needs to read the room and make sure the event matches the vibe. This is a quote, very intimate small plate restaurant and having 25 plus people screaming and getting intoxicated really was off putting and ruined our date night.
Secondly, the staff seemed to be having some large conflict and it also tarnished the experience. There was one main bar tender girl, a bus boy / helper who didn’t seem to have much to do, and a lead kitchen girl that seemed to be out front a lot. When we sat down it was mostly us and the party which at this point was only 10ish people. By the time we left there was about 35 people and service had slowed way down. The bar tender was busting out drinks, but you can only make so many multi ingredient signature cocktails at a time. At one point the gentleman next to us asked for a simple bottled beer, which the bus boy stepped up to try and get him, and he was scolded loudly in front of the guests that he was not to get any drinks, and and the gentleman would need to wait for the bar tender who took another 10-15 minutes to assist him because she had so many drinks to make for the party.
The final straw was the drunk couple next to us; they intermittently joined the party, and were very visibly intoxicated- multiple times the guy kept interjecting into our meal to loudly exclaim or remark about the charcuterie board we had ordered. Again, I don’t mind a friendly question but having Mr. Drunk loudly yelling from the seat next to us was again off putting, and did not match the vibe of the venue.
All in all, remove the party and this night would have been just as special as the first time I was here. Add the party, and a quite venue was turned into a rager that stopped us from ordering more drinks and food, and seeking another place to continue our evening.
Lou Ann Cane
Perfection. Like a little slice of relaxing, fun, heaven in Niagara Falls NY. No detail is too small, from the handmade plates, to the soft lighting, great music, locally sourced food and beautifully crafted cocktails, great love and care has been taken to make this a complete experience. Open late, there is no excuse to miss out on Judas Tree!
… morePatricia Wood
we spontaneously stopped at this place and we’re super surprised! this place is adorable. cute decor, good vibes, the best selection of amaro i’ve seen anywhere, great cocktail (and mocktail) selections, and a beautiful sunny patio. they have bocce ball courts! and corn hole. total gem.
… moreLindsay DesSoye
Such a nice refreshing place! The decor is nice and homey and laid back with them growing their own herbs in house. The wasp nest on the branch is one of the first things I see every time I go in there. This isn’t your normal corner bar, this is where you come to get some fun fancy drinks and local brew and great conversation. The meat and cheese boards were delicious. I cannot wait to try the beet salad next time
… moreKatie Johnston
This place feels like a little hole in the wall, a community space, and out of a dream all at once. You’ll find amazing cocktails along with excellent small plates, served with a personal touch. I love bringing friends to show them another side of Niagara falls.
… moreRiley Scherer
Fantastic service, cute old school quaint atmosphere, VERY good small bites. Full outside courtyard has bocce and coe hole, with beautiful sofa seating.
… moreEric Cooper
Great experience here and we’ll definitely be back. Drinks (Spritz’s) were large and delicious. Food (fig focaccia) was fresh and very tasty. Really excellent environment and decor in the bar. Our bartender was attentive and nailed the drink recommendation. The owners were also very welcoming.
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