When coming back from Canada I like to stop off here. They have remodeled the front of the location…read moreand looks nice. Brighter and cleaner looking than before. They have a wide selection of liquor. They also offer many other things like colognes, clothing and candies. Normally never very busy and service lines will be short. It's a fast in and out if you want it to be. Prices for the most part is fair.

Decent selection of classic souvenirs to grab before crossing the border. I don't think they had…read morereally bargain prices but good place for that last minute gift

Prices here are very reasonable. You can pick up a bottle of Dom Perignon for $128. Moet & Chandon…read morechampagne is only $35. There's lots of selection of different wine and liquor. They also have jewelry, chocolates, and lots of other standard duty free items. Staff at the counter were that friendly but checked us out quickly.

This Ammex Duty Free is always ready to do business. You can readily exchange currency (U.S. and…read moreCanadian - not sure about others). As well, smokes, alcoholic beverages and perfumes and such can be bought here for entry into Canada. Hit the Tim Horton's before you cross - they have hot and cold refreshments, snacks (sandwiches and muffins/doughnuts), and they have clean rest rooms. Like most (maybe all) Timmy's, this one is open all the time, like 24/7. Of course, as long as the border is open, the Duty Free is open too. ;-).

I wasn't interested in any of the adult items, so I skipped those altogether, definitely not…read morenecessary for me. But I did check out one of the stores downstairs (you have to go down some stairs to get there). I ended up using the bathroom, which I really appreciated, it was clean and easy to access. That made my visit much more comfortable. The shop itself was full of all the classic touristy Canada stuff you can imagine. Honestly, nothing caught my eye enough to buy, but if I ever needed a gift for someone visiting from Canada, it would be a convenient spot. Just not my thing. Overall, no shopping for me, but that bathroom alone makes this a spot I'd use again. Might be a bit of a secret bathroom gem. So... that's cool.

It's not a trip across the border if you don't make a stop at the Duty Free store! This one is…read morelocated in a very convenient spot right by the main tourist district in Niagara Falls on the Canada side. It's a standard duty free store that's well organized and stocks all the greatest hits of shops like this: perfume, Canadian souvenirs, cigars, toys, candy and snacks, and lots of liquor! There are a few handbags and sunglasses too. There's a nice selection of Canadian wine and spirits, and most of the major brands are well represented (Grey Goose, Absolut, Johnnie Walker, and all sorts of beer and more). In fact, a bottle of Wayne Gretzky's cream liqueur or a pack of mini bottles of Niagara-On-The-Lake Ice Wine would make awesome gifts for friends and family back home. I'd say the majority of the store is dedicated to booze and perfume / cologne. Pro tip: make sure you use the restroom before leaving, because the border crossing can notoriously take a LONG time to get across. The bathrooms were pretty dirty the night I visited, but I am guessing that's because of the sheer volume of visitors that come through the doors. This is quite a popular tour bus stop. This shop has a huge parking lot that overlooks the falls (so be sure to go take some pictures before you leave)! You cannot make any purchases here unless you are on your way back into the United States, so take note. The parking lot road leads directly to the bridge and there's no place else to go. Purchasing here works like a standard duty free shop: you make your purchase, they record your license plate, then you drive around to a pick-up window to collect your goods. The road leads you straight over the bridge from the Canada to the U.S.A., so don't even think about being able to turn back into Canada from the store! They take both Canadian and American money, which is cool. It's a great way to get rid of some foreign currency before you head to the U.S. They will give you change in either currency, just ask for what you want. I always love browsing Duty Free stores and although I purchased nothing, it was fun to stretch my legs and look around. They are open every day from 7 am - 11 pm.

This is the most expensive duty free store out of all 3. The restrooms are usually trashed.read more

Always a last stop before crossing to return home. Whether you get alcohol, cigars, sweets, or…read moresouvenirs, this place has it all, and without taxes, just make sure that you come prepared with passport and car and ready to say good bye to Canada. You are always better off using your credit card for better exchange rates, but if you need to burn thru your cash, you can use it there. The service is quick if you know what you are getting and know the process. The ladies were fun to chat with and know that adults are pretty much kids in a candy store. Labor Day and Mondays are always the busiest, so prepare, but for the cost and the experience, why wouldn't you want to stop in..

Currency exchange counter was closed when we were there, and they didn't sell Lay's ketchup chips.read more

The Ducky Free store is either run by a total quack, or by someone from NCIS. This store, on the…read moreother hand, has some discount goods and such, but honestly, I feel like the initial prices are not too great, so the fact that you don't have to pay tax doesn't really help that much. I've been in here at least 5 or 6 times when crossing the border heading to Canada. I've never really enjoyed it. Usually I went because whoever I was with insisted. I don't like to buy things here. I find the "no tax" to be a bit of a scam because the prices here are high to begin with. I also think some of the employees are less than friendly. So I don't love this store, nor recommend it. But some people get absolutely thrilled about it, so I must be missing something.

Awesome Place awesome prices the customer service is awesome they have a variety of options no…read morematter if you smoke Vape or do THC ​ variety is there and the option is there a reasonable prices

My wife and I frequent customers of Smoking Joe's typically at the Indian hill location and…read morenormally do not write reviews or complain. my wife purchased a Vap from this location on Saturday afternoon, got home, it did not work. she decided to plug it in hoping it needed a charge, in the am still no luck. We took it back less than 20 hours later in the original package with the receipt and were told they cannot take it back due to they purchase them from a 3rd party vendor and they will not get reimbursed from their supplier, so no exchange would be granted. This not a huge dollar purchase ($18) but if you sell a product you should stand behind what you sell. Always thought Smoking Joe's was a upstanding business, I guess I was wrong. Please use your best judgement when frequenting this business.

Friends and enjoyable activities for seniors living in area. Very affordable. Help with legal…read moreadvice for seniors.

Fitness classes, like silver sneakers, line dancing classes. Senior's lunch for a nominal fee with…read morecommunity connection. Come out and enjoy the lunch and pleasant conversation in a safe atmosphere. Special holiday parties. There's so much being offered here all year long. The center provides help with many community services, just ask....they are very friendly and helpful.

Typical convenience store where you can get some quick grocery/snack items. They have some fast…read morefood available if you are looking for something quick. I feel your coming here only because you can't make it to the grocery store. Just be mindful that the prices are a little steeper here.

The new owners of the store on Hyde Park are robbing blind! I went in there to buy a breakfast…read moresandwich and it came to $5.19 and the only thing he couldn't scan was my 7-Eleven app money! How ironic was that!? My breakfast sandwich came to $5.19 which it cost four dollars and 80 1/2 cents to come up with $5.19. do not go to 7-Eleven on Hyde Park because the guy with the 4 foot beard rips people off and loves it and smiles when he does it right in your face. I've already called Japan who owns 7-Eleven, to tell them how they are ripping people off! Now I am replying to finally the corporation email from my complaint that was done a week later so they must be either lazy or getting way way way too many complaints about the new owners of all the in Niagara Falls New York and there is one thing that, they all have turbines!

Sadly, for me, an Active Duty Army Soldier, the closest thing to an Army post is Ft Drum, which is…read morea solid 4 hours away. So, I'm stuck with a shell of an instillation in the Niagara Air Reserve base. A very, VERY small instillation, this place houses a few things, like the US Army Reserve unit and motor pool, a small gym, smaller Shoppette, and a small hotel for what I can assume would be persons on TDY? Not sure why else anyone would stay there. This place is almost exclusively AirForce Reserves though. I mean, it would be bad enough to live in an all Air Force area as an Army Soldier... so imagine that scenario, but then make the Airmen reservists too lmao ... yea. Aside from getting contracted cadets CACs (ID cards), I have no business on, nor do I venture down the right to, this AirForce Base. It's a lonely life for Active Duty Army out here. Alone. But unafraid.

The Air Force Inn and Lodge are very nice! Very clean. Very…read morequite. Staff is all very friendly and helpful. Close, easy parking. Very safe...you're on an Air Force base! For $92.00 a night it's a great value!