A beautiful store filled with great hoodies and jackets. I bought two of their reversible jackets…read morefor me and my husband, and we love them. we shopped around at a few different stores looking for jackets and they had the best quality jackets for the best price. The store is filled with very polite and helpful staff that helped us find everything we needed.

If you want a hoodie as a male never go to this place. It's an absolute joke they may have 3 male…read morehoodies that are plain or ugly. Then they have about 11 female hoodies that looked like they had more thought put into them. I was really hoping to get a hoodie as a souvenir but unfortunately they don't care enough to actually stock good male hoodies.

I bought the cutest sweatshirt and water bottle stickers for my boys. Prices are what you would…read moreexpect from a typical souvenir shop. They have a great selection of tee-shirts, sweats, maple syrups stuff, stickers, Keychain, socks, everything! Tip: ALWAYS select local currency (Canadian) when paying by creditcard. Your credit card company will give you a better exchange rate.

I love this place! I was looking for a shirt to take home as a souvenir for my time in Banff. We…read morehappened to come across this gift shop that had the best shirt designs at the best prices in Banff and Canmore! I was also impressed by the wide selection of other souvenirs that you would typically expect, all at affordable prices. I highly recommend anyone to check out this place if you're looking to take something home for yourself, or to buy gifts to give to your family and friends.

This is a nice location. I was staying nearby. I believe Montclair was there also but I came mainly…read morefor the food court. The atmosphere is nice and not too loud. There are plenty other places around.

Dropped into see what the Cascade Mall was like now. Unfortunately, a lot of renovations are taking…read moreplace and many shop space were closed. A lot of the booth businesses in the food court are gone and it is rather barren in the food court as they took out the beautiful brick fireplace. I am sure that once the renos are finished it will be back to its thriving vibrant self.

Well, when a town gives you only two grocery store options and both are terrible, it is obvious…read morethey are taking full advantage of that. Prices are outrageous and clearly designed to squeeze every possible dollar out of locals and tourists alike. The food selection is just as bad. Almost nothing healthy. Everything is loaded with dextrose, monosodium glutamate, and so called natural flavors that are anything but natural. To make it even worse, they charge an extra 0.25 to 0.50 per bag at checkout, which feels like a slap in the face after already being gouged. This place is an absolute insult and a joke. They should be ashamed of themselves. Tourists coming to Banff are essentially being robbed at the grocery store, and it is hard to believe there is no oversight. Do your shopping before you get to Banff. This place gets a -50 star review.

Well u have no choice of groceries except here in downtown. Parking lot is exclusively just for…read moretheir grocery store but still is hard to find parking bc it's literally the only grocery store in all of downtown Banff. A good selection of breads, fruit, frozen food, ramen etc. they have like a small section for hot food and cold food to go. Service is good. Pharmacy is very limited so u have to go to IDA a little walk inside their little indoor mall with a food court located on the first floor.

Really snug little shop. Great selection of vintage sweaters, jeans, snow pants, snow boots…read more But more importantly lots of fun sparkly dresses and cozy warm Pendleton plaid shirts. We will definitely stop by next time we are in town. Obviously worth mentioning that masks are mandatory as everywhere else in Banff :) and there's plenty of hand sanitizer by the cash ;)

The staff member with the short blonde hair is extremely rude!! Maybe had something to do with…read moremyself and my teens being native? We had money to spend and no one asked us if we needed help with anything. I have been shopping at this store for years. Every time time that We are in Banff, this is usually our go to. Not anymore. Which is a shame.

Great service and excellent prices! Fun to shop there, especially coming from the US.read more

I came here because the park service said it was cheapest place in town to buy bear spray. You can…read moreget a canister for $45.

If you're looking for ammolite (which is moving to become recognized as the official gemstone of…read moreAlberta), Rock Paper Silver has the best selection in terms of small "stone" samples, jewelry, and "rock" pieces. In general, they have nearly everything relating to stones, crystals, and fossils in a variety that stretches from the regular souvenir stuff (wire-wrapped crystal necklaces and bead bracelets) to jewelry-grade stones and actually jewelry to decorative house pieces, statues, and wall pieces. The storefront is smaller than the actual store, which stretches REALLY far back. Very well organized with clearly marked sections for the different kinds of stones. Employees are extremely helpful and knowledgeable and were pretty open about admitting to their stuff being a bit upmarked. They even recommended other locations for some possibly cheaper, specific types of fossils. Not only were they very informative when we asked about specific crystals and rocks, and this included where they'd gotten everything. Canada is famous for being a rockhound's dream, with its amazing and numerous mineral and precious metal deposits. However, Rock Paper Silver also provides specific other kinds of crystals from other parts of the world. There are a number of souvenir and rock/crystal/fossils places along Banff Avenue. However, Rock Paper silver is right at the center of the main cluster of restaurants and gift shops. The closest parking (besides the minimal street parking when the road isn't blocked off) is the Bear Street Parking Lot, an open parking lot that (like the street parking) has an hourly rate of $3 per hour from 8 AM to 8 PM. If you manage to park there, you can cut through Park Avenue Mall's backdoor (southeast corner of the lot) straight to Banff Avenue. The other main parking area is the Bear Street Parkade. First floor has the same hourly rate as mentioned before with the second floor up completely free. We mostly used the parkade and the only drawback is that so do most people. Be sure to check the counter they have at the entrance for if there are still spaces available on the upper floors. Would absolutely recommend dropping by here to browse. Especially if you're interested in rocks, crystals, and fossils. While there are a lot of pricier items, there are a variety of other more affordable products that make for a great unique souvenir!

I always spend way too much in here. They have such a…read morehuge, beautiful inventory. Almost too much for one person to take in. I always have something in mind before I arrive. The polite staff are quick to serve. I am a gemologist, so I know a thing or two about rocks, gems and jewelry. I am very impressed with their abundance of product knowledge. Really amazing. It's pretty expensive, but the quality is fabulous. Call me a sucker.

Cute little store with very friendly staff that are eager to chat and help! Great selection of soy…read morewax candles, artwork, and more!

I was so happy to find this spot! Tucked just off Banff Ave, Branches Marketplace is the perfect…read morespot for buying gifts and souvenirs that are all actually made by local artisans. Way more memorable and lovable than another sweatshop sweatshirt with the city emblazoned on it in cheap synthetics, get yourself a beautiful handmade ornament featuring illustrations of the local spirit animals, beautiful organic candles made with local flowers, delicate jewellery, cards, prints, delicious Maple sugar candies, and more. There are no photos allowed inside the store, which is annoying but also fine. Grab your shot outside then tuck your phone away and open your eyes wide and enjoy!

Same toys and nick nacks throughout Banff Ave just like the Summit…read more Pretty Large toy section here and games, too! Cute PJs for kiddos.

We found a local upscale market where we purchased a picnic lunch. They had ready-made salads and…read moresandwiches, napkins, mustard, and ketchup for the front register. Shopping was very easy and relatively inexpensive. We were told that this is where the locals shop. We brought our own bags. They do not sell beer nor wine at supermarkets.

I was in town for the Banff Marathon and stopped in here a couple of times to buy some snacks and…read moredrinks. It was very convenient for me since it was located right next to where I parked, the Bear Street Parkade. The store was always kept clean. They had a good selection of products that were reasonably priced and was well organized. Each of the cashiers that I had interacted with were all very nice and friendly. Overall a nice place to shop.