Upon entering, you're warmly greeted by the owner, Mary. There are lots of things to choose from at…read morea reasonable price. As you look, Mary is happy to tell you the best places to eat and visit based on what you're looking for. We were on our way home so will have to see her next time for her tips. Do yourself a favor and visit her when you Niagara on your 1st day

Small souvenir shop with something to grab for just about everyone. The cashier (maybe the owner?)…read morewas so pleasant. We talked with her for a bit. I would definitely recommend going here to grab a few things. I don't think you will regret it.

Where to begin .... We were so excited to be sending our…read moregrandson his first cookie/candy bouquet! He's 4 and a half. We called the store on the Thursday prior to the long weekend to ensure delivery to be made on the Tuesday- his first day of school !!! Sadly Nana and Papa are far away and couldn't share his first day of kindergarten. We were absolutely heart broken to find out the store delivered the next day - Friday !!! So the moment/excitement to the day... irrelevant, lost and gone forever. We called the store, so upset and they agreed to give us a full refund-we would have rather had the experience but at least they honoured service levels ... NOT !!! NO, What the ?? We waited until the following Wednesday still waiting for our credit of $70+. So we called back the store, spoke with Sam, who apparently runs the store owned by her parents- We did ask for parents name but quickly told None of our business and that we were not going to get the refund as promised during our prior call. She would refund the $10 delivery. I asked if she truly understood the disappointment of what happened and was told she really didn't and couldn't care less. I asked to speak to some else .... No. So I again repeated, you didn't deliver as requested, you spelt his name wrong, you agreed to a full refund, then that didn't happen but you couldn't begin to understand why we would be upset. We had the pleasure of dealing with the prior owner Grace for many years and always such great experiences. So... in the end ..... GO SOMEWHERE ELSE !!!!! so that you don't go through what we did ... they truly don't care. Oh, did I mention Sam chose to hang up on us too ??? The world is small Sam.... You made a choice in how you handled the business ... yours and ours. We will continue to share our experience with you and Artful Cookie every opportunity we get, solicited or not. Bob and Vicki

From the owner: So Much More Than a Cookie Store!read more

A large store on Clifton Hills with lots of Canadian and other types of gifts. We picked up some…read morefamily souvenirs and the prices were reasonable. Staff was a bit low key here.

Canada Trading Company: A Niagara Falls Must-Visit…read more Located in the heart of Clifton Hill, the Canada Trading Company is much more than a typical souvenir shop. It is a massive, well-organized emporium that expertly blends classic Canadian mementos with high-quality collectibles. Visitors are often drawn in by the impressive life-sized animal displays and rustic, lodge-like atmosphere, making it a fun photo op as much as a retail destination. From authentic maple syrups and plush toys to unique home decor and Indigenous-made crafts, the variety is staggering. While it can get crowded during tourist peaks, the wide aisles and friendly service ensure a pleasant shopping experience.

Gift shop in Clifton Hills. This one also sells various candies and chocolates. Typically,…read moreoverpriced tourist trap type sundries otherwise. Staff was friendly, and its a convenient stop in Clifton Hills.

Gift shop in/at the ground floor of the Sherton Hotel. Had some nice buy one get one 50% off…read moredeals. Otherwise its your standard overpriced tourist gift shop. Staff was friendly and personable and they're open late, so that's an added benefit. Although on the ground level of Sherton its open to everyone, guest or not.

Great store! So many selections and also everything is on sale, especially if you buy two of the…read moreitem. Ran in looking for hats and gloves and we were quickly on our way.

Ten Thousand Villages is a typical store found along the main street of Niagara-on-the-Lake. They…read morecarry a wide range of items for your home as well as... wait for it... jewellery. I can't verify what the previous reviewer has stated about this store selling items that benefit people in third world countries or abused women. It seemed to me to be a very typical store selling very typical items. I give them more of a 2.5 rating because although the store does contain nice items, it's not one of my 'go to' places.

The items are almost similar items that you'll see at Queen and Spadina or in the annex -…read moreTibetan-insipired bags, lush-like soaps and pot plants made of papers. Items are not cheap but there's a story on every item. Ten Thousand Villages help men and women in poor countries have another fulfilling life - abused women in general. Buying here helps you less fortunate have another take on life. The items are actually not bad but like what I've said, a bit expensive. A ceramic tea pot cost $29 without a filter, 20 ginger teas for $ 10 and small plant pot for $ 22. I'll come back here and buy a boxed items with stories behind it. Because it's the story, the charity that I'll here for.