Pretty much lived here while I was attending college. Not only did I work here 12 hours a week but…read moreI did a lot of group work and studying here. The library has enough computers for everyone. There are quiet rooms, private areas, and large shareable rooms for any type of studying. The staff are amazing. They are so helpful and sweet. They will drop everything to assist you. The library also plays host to different events throughout the year. My favorite was during exam times they had therapy dogs in the library to help de-stress the students. Great place to be at NU.

A gorgeous, charming public library located on a stretch of road that is home to many wineries and…read morehousing developments. My parents attended a cooking demonstration class taught by the proprietor of Zee's Restaurant in NOTL. Their class was held in the stunning back gardens of the library! This library is well-organized and hospitable, with a cafe attached and a community center. I will definitely come back to spend some time here when I am in the area!

I love the Shaw festival and the town itself has wonderful restaurants, unlike its nearest…read morecompetitor, I would argue, Chautauqua Institution, but then Chautauqua does have a whole variety of activities, recreational, spiritual, artistic and cultural. Unfortunately not gastronomic though. Theater, shopping, and gastronomy

One of the best buildings in Niagara Falls! When we went one of the librarians took us around and…read moreshowed us some really cool stuff! Talk about the great history of the town. Highly recommend to stop by.

Not recommended for first time visitors or quick use. It…read moretook me almost 20 minutes just to get a guess pass just because I wasn't a resident? Asking for my license or proof of residence? For a library? I don't know I guess is their new procedure since the shootings but I'm a female with 3 children on me no easy task and she almost ruined my whole trip just for what exactly? It ain't like I was some person by myself with hoodie or something like that on, I just wanted to log in print one page and get on my way. Terrible experience, not helpful or recommend.

Hi I just wanted to…read moresay a couple of things. As a regular customer of the library on Victoria Avenue. I was there today March 24 at 11:15am your 2 millenial females with dark hair glasses and ponytails were sitting at the desk by the computers. They were gossiping about customers. Saying how they don't know the person but they feel like they are.... I went up to your dark hair guy at the desk by the front. He had glasses and a red sweatshirt. He refuses to do anything about it. He says I stand behind my coworkers. All I asked was for the behaviour to be more professional. Another blonde lady with glasses ( she was about my age. I'm 49) she hears the conversation and goes over to the desk and tells the millenial lady working about my complaint. I then hear the millenial lady say well you know she's a....the lady stops her and says, we should avoid saying anything else cause she might come over and yell at us. See this why people don't feel comfortable coming to the downtown library anymore. I've worked in Customer service the last 30 years of my life. I don't understand why employees in a Library get to behave so rudely?? At any of my jobs we would have been fired for it Please teach your staff some professionalism

I can't say enough about how wonderful and helpful. The women are here when dealing with a passport…read moreapplication. They take the time to thoroughly explain everything they're very friendly very helpful. Highly recommend using this location.

It's a beautiful locally owned boutique with the nicest selection. Something for everyone in the…read morefamily and with truly affordable prices. The owner is adorable and so kind. A genuine individual that's easy to talk to. My favorite is the products made by local people. She has a whole section dedicated to local authors! What's cooler than a small biz supporting other small businesses. And a fun variety of special events makes it feel like so much more than a "store" it's a gathering space for the whole family

Excellent customer service and a variety of books,journals,gifts,and extras. Nothing overpriced…read more Very welcoming environment. Great storytimes for kids and free Saturday and Sunday afternoon activities.

I've known about the Hope Chest pretty much since I moved to Fort Erie, but up until Fort Erie…read moreTransit added a "North" route which goes to Stevensville, there was no way for me to get there unless I rented a car. (Okay, strictly speaking, I could have walked there when I was living in Ridgeway, but a 15 km round trip is a bit much, even for somebody who enjoys a nice stroll.) And it is worth getting to: they have Bibles (of course), a really large selection of books (don't miss going into the back room!), CDs, DVDs, plus a big selection of gift-type items like plaques and coffee mugs. And if they don't have something in stock, they'll order it in. The service is friendly and helpful, and it's a pleasant place to browse. If we rent a car for running errands around here (as opposed to visiting somewhere else), we'll probably be visiting the Hope Chest at some point. (And, ironically, even though I can get there on the bus now, I haven't actually made the trip that way. Yet.)

We read the reviews about the theater and the movie, but I was intrigued by the Daredevil Museum…read more We happened to be walking by the theater and decided to stop in to check it out. The building itself is seriously dated and sort of depressing. We walked in during a time that must have been between shows because the staff was not particularly interested in us walking through the lobby. The Daredevil Museum is located off to the side of the main lobby in what was probably a storage closet previously. I looked around to see if we needed to buy a ticket but nobody was around and the workers at the concession stand hadn't acknowledged our presence. So we just walked into the room. I've always been mildly interested in these crazy, attention-starved folks who floated over the falls in search of fame and fortune. And although I didn't have high expectations for this museum (or closet, let's be honest), it was actually pretty cool. Several of the featured barrels (and barrel users) have multimedia exhibits with lots of interesting details about their exploits. Sadly, no insights into their psychiatric pathology though. Anyway, skip the movie and check out the Daredevil Museum. It's definitely worth your time.

This "museum" is a tiny little tourist trap with a bunch of photos and a few artifacts to highlight…read morethe morons that have thought it was a good idea to ride a flotation device over Niagara Falls. For a nerd like me, this is a yelp 5 star business, but most of the other tourists there quickly lost interest and diverted attention to the cheesy niagara falls trinkets in the gift shop. The average person seemed to spend about 10 minutes looking at the 'exhibit.' On display are several photos and news clippings of people that have gone over the falls, most of whom didn't live. They also have a few of the barrels that were used in successful trips over the falls, and a jet ski and kayak from some guys that didn't make it. A lot of the niagara falls bus tours will stop by this place. Admission is free.

We stopped in while in the area to look for a few specific items which we weren't able to find but…read morewe did enjoy spending 20-30 minutes browsing. The inventory here is quite impressive with a wide variety of items ranging from period clothing, glassware, furniture and whatnots to some smaller collectibles and advertisements. The owner was so nice and is willing to deal if you find something up you can't live without. I will definitely stop in again when in the area.