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.

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.

Plenty of fun souvenirs for the falls/ Canada as a whole. One of the stores that seemed to have a…read moremore diverse inventory rather than a repeat of every where else.

This is a souvenir shop, not really a market. This area of Niagara Falls is a food desert. Bring…read moresome fruits and vegetables if you're into that because you won't find any here.

This was the 2nd Coca Cola store we visited in 2 months. This one was much smaller than disney…read moresprings. A little less crowded but still cool to look at the items for sale. They had a nice little soda shop and tables to sit and enjoy. The store is connected to a few different shops and it was nice and easy to visit them all without having to go outside especially on a rainy day. Nice place to go to and I know the kiddos like it.

Very small, and prices were definitely "touristy."…read more Nothing here I can't find for half price online.

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.

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.

There are a series of stores along Falls Avenue where you can simply walk through them all without…read moreexiting the main doors of the store and go into the next one. Picadilly Place Foxhead is one of them, which is next to a pottery store. The funny thing is that I walked out of the pottery store and into this gift shop, and had absolutely no idea what the store's name was until I did a Google Maps search. Maybe I should have exited the store and then walked back in. I only spent a brief moment in here. I liked the cubes with liquid where you had various animals sledding on snow and the like. The penguins and polar bears were super cute. However, a single cube was going for $10 and I just didn't love it enough to get it. The solar bobblehead were nice, too. I can't have them in my car, though. The constant bobbling would drive me insane. If you are a tourist to this wonderful country, this gift shop has nice gifts and souvenirs. As usual, the merchandise is expensive, as you are on Falls Avenue and this store is located in the Crowne Plaza hotel. (266)

This is a new holiday market in Niagara Falls. Very easy street parking…read more It's in two venues across from each other on third street. Some 40 vendors, I think all local to NF. You'll find quite a few T-shirt stalls - quite varied options. Two booths of creative wreaths - they will last for years. Very large, creative and colorful. Reversible bow ties that win in creativity. They were awesome. I don't know anyone that wears bow ties or I would have certainly picked on up. Great idea. A few places selling mugs, from handmade buffalo themed to knitted mug holders. I recently found macrame pot hangers we made years ago, and I saw them here again. I guess they are back in style. One venue had live music, not too loud, which was really nice. A few places selling various bath bulbs, body scrubs, etc. Many scarf options, I picked one up as a gift. One of the most interesting stalls was called Brick Chick - she makes things for your garden. Very interesting. One site was more cramped than the other, making it a little tight. Great first year event for NF. 105/R-a-D Challenge

I reviewed the list of vendors the day before and I'm so glad I did…read more The event itself was a little overwhelming. So much to look at, so many people... I bought a couple bags of coffee from True Bean. Their coffee is absolutely delicious! It's whole bean coffee, maybe a little less convenient then pre-ground, but its WORTH EVERY PENNY! They were also offering pour over samples of their Ethiopian coffee. Its sooooo good! A dear friend of a friend, Billy Butski had a display of his photography. I had to buy a calendar. 12 beautiful images of the Falls, its gorgeous! The Sample Seed Shop was there with seeds. I bought several types of pepper seeds, and some kale seeds. Remy Rotella is very knowledgeable about the seeds she sells. I also got some catnip seeds that my kitties will surely enjoy, and some Thai Basil seeds that I'm really looking forward to growing. I love making Pad Thai but it's so difficult to find Thai Basil in local stores. I sampled some black garlic hummus from 3 Sisters Garlic that was rich, creamy and not overly garlicky but very tasty. I opted to purchase a black garlic butter. I think it'll taste great over steamed veggies. And lastly I bought a beautiful amethyst heart from Spiritual Landing. All together about $80 spent, including a donation to disabled veterans.

This company is a big skam I went in to get feminine hygiene products and they charge me $14.99 but…read morewhen received them it said $6.99 on the box when I went back, they told me that the real price was $14.99 and they slapped a fake sticker on there. Do not go there and then they have the audacity to yell at me about wrong price. Also, during the same transaction I bought an ice cream which said $3.29 on the label they tried to charge me $5.99 for it. And argued with me when I told them it was the wrong price.

Great souvenir shop! One of the few open early in the morning…read more +$1.99 Niagara Falls shot glass +$2.99 Niagara Falls postcards +$29.99 Niagara Falls zip up hoodie +$1.99 Nigara Falls table placemat Get everything labeled with Niagara Falls or Canada for your American friends :D

I've been in here many times before. This time,they didn't…read moreseem to have as big of a selection as before. Mostly all t-shirts,hoodies & hats. As we ALL know,Souvenir Shops over charge everything,so,I paid a fortune for just a Niagara Falls Pen, Magnet & Keychain/Bottle Opener/Nail Clipper. Ok,so maybe not a fortune,but a pen or magnet that just says Niagara Falls to be $4 each, and the keychain,I believe was $8. That's a lot,but,I love souvenirs,even if NF is only 25 minutes away from me. They had a lot of mugs & shot glasses. Then your everyday candy & stuff like that. Not much to choose from. The employee was great though & very helpful.

A lot of variety of mugs, other than that shirts were what you would usually expect. Not much of a…read morevariety of t shirts for kids. Very overpriced.

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.

Definitely one of my favourite shops to visit when I'm at the Fallsview Casino. Customer service is…read moregreat and there's so many beautiful things, it's hard just to pick one. If you're looking for a unique piece of jewellery, you'll be sure to find it here. This store, along with it's sister store in Niagara-on-the-Lake, is a Pandora dealer. They have a wide variety of Pandora charms, rings, bracelets and earrings.

I think overall the staff are good, but the older lady who works there was extremely rude with me,…read moreshe should not be working there at all. Her customer service skills were poor. After she was so ignorant with me, I went and bought my gifts elsewhere, there was no way I was going to stay and shop at that store.