Helpful, friendly and knowledgeable staff. Enjoy shopping here for new and/or used equipment along…read morewith all my gong show apparel needs. Keep up the great work.

The staff is helpful and friendly. The selection is great. The inventory is always full, and if…read morethey don't have what you need, they are open to trying to get it for you. With a variety of both new and used gear, there are price points for every budget/level of commitment. Keep up the great play guys

Kingston is an underrated town when it comes to tourism. The 340+ year-old town is the epicenter…read morefor tours of the Thousand Islands, has the famed Fort Henry, is the hometown of Canada's first Prime Minister (John A. Macdonald), and has some of Canada's best fresh-water sailing. Luckily for the town, it has a gift shop like Waterfront to ensure one doesn't forget about this great place. First of all, we were sucked in by happenstance ... or very clever marketing ... as we had to go in the get our tickets for the Thousand Island Discovery Cruise inside the gift shop. That being said: Once you go in, there is an abundance of cool, high-quality stuff. I would hazard a guess that Waterfront has the city's best collection of Kingston-based apparel ... I draw this conclusion because since it has a deeper collection of gift-shop wares than the Kingston Visitor Info Centre (reviewed here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/kingston-visitor-information-centre-kingston). Hoodies, t-shirts, glasses, mugs, hats, boxer shorts, and the rest. You'll also find plenty of nautically themed stuff from shirts to lighthouses to books to model sailboats. To call it a "gift shop" would be an insult as they have so much fancy stuff: Scrubs, soaps, candles, watches, purses, wallets, jewelry, scarves, frou-frou gift baskets, high-end greeting cards (including some that are hand-drawn), and the rest. There are several high-quality brands including the sock puppets and stuffed animals of Cate & Levi; the hemp-heavy and fair-trade fashion of Ark Imports; the beauty and personal care products of Walton Wood Farm; and the vegan, eco-friendly, and cruelty-free skincare products of Kingston's own Shiva's Delight. And, oh, don't worry: PLENTY of maple. And #2: If you're into stuffed moose, I don't think you'll find a better selection in the Great White North :) So stop in ... even if you have to!

I've been here a few times. Once before I lived in Kingston and a couple of times after I moved…read morehere. If you like silly little trinkets and memorabilia, this is the store for you! It had a bunch of Canada and Kingston merchandise since it's mostly a store for tourists, but they also have really cute/silly underwear! (For example, I bought a pair of boxers that said 'bear cheeks' with pictures of bears on the back.) They also have little toys, fridge magnets, kitchen tools, stuffed animals, etc. You get the idea! The stuff is definitely a little more expensive than what you'd find at other stores, but again, this is a store for tourists (mostly), so it makes sense that it's a tad more expensive. Overall, it's just a fun place to shop if you have some time to kill!

A wonderful clothier for apparel for infants, children, women and men in downtown Clayton, NY…read more In this lovely shop, by the St. Lawrence River, you'll find: * Classic sweaters of angora, wool or fleece * Jewelry * custom design center for the ability to add nautical symbols, flags, etc. to make your purchase one of a kind

I have bought items from this company twice and have been completely happy with both experiences…read more Either as a visitor or resident, people love The River, and like their clothing to reflect that pride and love. The great thing is you can select your own logos to be attached to the clothing of your choice. There is a large selection of logo choices, so add your initials or just a simple The River to your clothing. They have T shirts, sweatshirts, and golf shirts, and hats to choose from. A great small business

I don't recommend Ricki's I went to exchange a pair of jeans…read morethat I bought a week and a half ago and unworn because they are too big. I have the receipt but they would not allow me to return them without the tags as well. Very annoying. I would not recommend shopping here.

So the Cataraqui Town Centre is pretty much the only game in town when it comes to indoor malls in…read moreKingston. It's small, but it has all the usual cookie-cutter mall stores: Reitmans, The Bay, Sears, Call it Spring, Le Chateau, Claire's, The Body Shop, etc. They do have a Sephora though! But don't be expecting Kate Spade, Ted Baker or Coach! They do have some unique non-chain stores like a place called "Neat Things" and some independent hair salons. At the time of the writing of this review they are undergoing renovations, so maybe they are expanding (?) or modernizing (?). Some parts of the mall look a little dated, but some parts are more modern. The food court is large and looks newer. It's ok to poke around in, but it's definitely not a destination mall.

A cute dress shop carrying a variety of clothing, accessories, shoes and more. We found their sale…read moreitems in the back of the store and scored a good looking plaid skirts for $32.00! Service was helpful and friendly. I will return!

Cute little store with some really great brands like Jack Rodgers, Woolrich, Hudson's Bay, Sperry,…read moreetc. I bought two jackets and got a great deal, and the ladies working were very friendly!

Eclectic mix of accessories, clothing, decor items, and other items from all parts of the world…read more This shop has been here as long as I can remember and for good reason. Love coming in here to browse and always leave with a treasure or two. Most recently I purchased three pairs of super cute earrings - for only $6! Can't go wrong if you are looking for a unique gift or something special for yourself. Staff is always super friendly and polite. As others have mentioned, the space is small so keep this in mind if you are entering with tons of bags.

You want earrings? You want a sarong? You want something exotic and made of wood? Modren Primitive…read morehas all of those things! It's a very tight space; don't come in with tons of bags or backpacks because you'll just act like a bull in a china shop, unintentionally. What's cool is that all of their goods come from neat faraway places and typically everything is well labelled so you know the origin of the product. I always like looking through the jewellery, but if clothing is more your thing, the back room has all kinds of creative items.

I bought some stuff at the auction and came over to pick it up from Toronto…read more I was in a rush and forgot two items with a total cost of $60. I wrote the letter with "sorry and please advice" and they shipped it to me with no charge. Great experience since 2020. I will definitely deal with SFRC.

I've been dealing with Ryan and SFRC since he first opened in 2002 at his house. I've never had an…read moreissue with them. I've bought I'd say 50% of my rifles and shotguns from them and always get a good deal. Almost all of my reloading equipment and parts have came from SFRC. Prices everywhere have gone up, but that just means I don't buy as much gear. lol I've also won several auctions from SFRC and I always pick them up to save the shipping. Love the store, lots of gear to be temped by.