It's not an Old Stand. It's a New Stand…read more I have mixed feelings about this magazine and drink shop inside the Seneca Niagara Casino. On the one hand, the cute and adorable brunette girl working here in the evenings is a real angel and a breath of fresh air. Very helpful and personable. 5 stars for service. On the other hand, the price of drinks here (and everything really) is worse than at a Thruway rest stop. Everything is so jacked up. A bottle of water will run you close to $3. It's just ridic. People are coming into the casino to spend lots of money - do they need to be ripped off here too? Surely that's off-putting. 1 star for prices. Anyway, 3 stars.

You can read the news in today's Niagara gazette in yesterday's Buffalo News.I stopped buying the…read moregazette it's not worth it. How can you charge for a online edition when companies that advertise pay for your paper. two thumbs down.....

If you've never been here, you must go experience it right now. There are three giant floors of new…read moreand used books, records in the basement. Very complete collection.

Don't visit in a rush. There is plenty to see. Over a century of books under one roof. I was…read moreimpressed!

Print media is full of egotistical jerks who think they are better than everyone and they are not…read moreand Canadians are most definitely not smarter than new yorkers i can not count how many times a Canadian has gone up a one way street the wrong way or not obeyed a traffic sign. They are idiotic people who don't know how to drive.

Ever wonder why this rag has gotten so thin? If I owned a staple restaurant in Niagara Falls, or…read moreany business for that matter, I wouldn't advertise in a paper that is so negative. The writing style is that of a narrative 1940's pulp-fiction detective story. It also serves as a warning to would-be journalist -- what NOT to do in this profession.

A small B&N that's located within the culinary arts school and mostly focused on items geared…read moretowards the student population. It still has a small collection of books and normal B&N offerings. They also have culinary items, think knives, cutting boards, aprons, etc. They also have a small case with grab-and-go items, like sandwiches and drinks. Which is nice for tourist and student alike. The also share an area with a small cafe where you can get a to-go order of coffee. Overall: B A smaller B&N location but really it's for the student population with a few items for visiting tourists.

I am a student at NFCI and I'm going into my last semester. I go to school through a TRA trade act…read moreprogram so New York state pays for my classes and my books. Every semester New York State sends a letter to the man who runs the Barnes & Noble @NCCC and NFCI. Listing out that I can purchase with that letter anything I need for my classes. Every semester they never have my information in the system though they get the letter approximately four weeks before the semester starts. I know they don't consider me very important because I am just a student but I'm going through the same thing right now this will be my second trip down to pick up my books. I do have a life and I have other responsibilities and I can't just run down to the bookstore whenever I feel like it. I decided to put this on Yelp because if you're thinking of going here for school and you're coming in through anything but paying out of your own pocket be sure you're ahead of the game a bit or you'll be waiting forever for your books and supplies.

I have been getting my comics here for a long time now and this is by far the best comic book shop…read morein town. The Shop They are located right on Lundy's Lane with parking in the back, its only a couple of spots but there is a shopping center across the street so there are plenty of places to park. The shop is clean and well organized so it is easy to find what you are looking for. The Selection They carry all the new pulls each week. I have never had a problem getting the new stuff when it comes out. They also have a large selection of hardcovers is that's what your looking for. On top of the comics they have all sorts of toys, statues and collectibles. The Staff The staff at Big B are great. They are very knowledgeable and eager to help. They are also very passionate about comics and can be easily lured into in-depth discussion about character or series. Also, they are always around, I have never had to go looking for someone which is really nice.

Came here while on vacation, stayed mostly in the discounted bin since I only had American $$…read more Picked up 4 issues and look forward to reading them. The guy behind the counter was nice. If you're in Niagara Falls and want to visit a comic shop, check this one out!

My husband and I spent a full day at one of Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre a week ago. It was…read moreamazing! Relaxing, in nature, Positive spiritual atmosphere, friendly, nice and friendly people. By the end of the day when we came back home we both were complete different person! It is a week past from the workshop that we attended still are in our relax and positive mood. I recommend this spiritual to everyone who need a great and positive boost.

A real nostalgia tour due to deep personal and family historical ties. This Catholic Retreat…read morecenter is still staffed by Carmelite Friars in a venerable old stone building that formerly served as a seminary school and home for dozens of Carmelites. It now offers spiritual retreats and religious sessions to the general public, as well as daily Mass for locals and visitors. A nice gift shop is attached and it overlooks the upper horseshoe falls.......a venerable relic surrounded by commercial tourist attractions. But it is likely to remain due to the cemetery where my uncle, a Carmelite priest is buried. May he RIP

This place is the wonderland for all your smoke/vaping needs. They have other things other than…read morebongs and hookahs, such as incense and snacks. This shop has a great inventory of items that you will find fun, and interesting.

From the owner: Best Smoke shop aroundread more