Amazing selection of stores and the sale prices are the best around! I will come here first next time when needing great gifts (for myself as well!) read more

This used to be a very popular outlet... infancy days.... Almost all the stores have left and what remains is not very enticing... the sports clothing store is the best. Adidas gone... sadly a new cannabis shop, the newest/latest opening (zzzz) read more

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Ehh...not what it used to be, especially since Outlet Collection opened. The number of stores seem to have decreased in the past several years. The variety is also nothing special, with notable stores being LL Bean, Coach, and Adidas. There really isn't much else for popular stores in this outlet mall. Parking is plentiful as you can assume, given the lower popularity of this place. Sadly it's not a place where you can spend more than a couple hours, let alone a full day, simply cause of the lack of variety in here. read more

I have been to better Outlet than Canada One Factory Outlet. I even been to better shopping mall than what they offers here. Not much deals and a lot of the merchandises I would not even be interested even if they are 50% off clearance. If you are in the area and you just want to walk around and take a break from wine tasting or to use this as a washroom stop..... read more

Two outlets here in Niagara: Outlet Collection on Taylor Drive and this Canada One outlet on Lundy's Lane. This mess of a place shouldn't be allowed to called a mall, an outlet, or a positive shopping experience. We arrived to find a middle aged couple who are on a bike ride, stop to take a swim in the fountain at the front entrance... The fountain that is there merely there for admiration, not swimming. Awfully hilarious to say the least. Don't think they'll make the olympics in Rio unfortunately. So the outlet! Stores empty, very few discounts and horrible clothing selection. 3 tents in the parking lot from Adidas, La Vie en Rose and some other merchant stocking a lot of junk, clothes with stains. On the other side of the 'outlet mall' is a food court with one restaurant operating: Burger King which closes at 6pm almost daily. If you're starving and looking for a bite, you might as well get back in your car, stomp on that gas pedal as this place is a collosal waste of time. Go to Outlet Collection, hell even get on the QEW and stop at the malls there for your shopping spree. read more

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Haven't been to this "outlet" in many years but today will be the last. Very few stores still open and what was there was unimpressive. Certainly not outlet prices. One very limited option to stop for food that was essentially a snack shack. Didn't eat anything. Only shining spot was the "Rocky Mountain" chocolate shop. Bathrooms were disgusting. read more

This outlet mall is 'okay'. I come here for the Coach store mostly but they also have Tommy Hilfiger, Jones of New York, Michael Kors and other brand name stores. I've only ever been here during the week so I've never experienced any crowds or line ups to get into stores but I can certainly see the potential for such. The only thing I really don't like about the outlet is that it's in a strip mall fashion so you have to go outside to get to each store. Not so nice if the weather is miserable. read more

This place is vastly overrated for something labelled a factory outlet. A lot of the outlets they have in the US are a full blown mall with all factory outlet stores. This place is more of a strip mall with some outlet stores. The outlets can't handle the parking situation most of the time with many tour buses visiting here! Besides the Coach store most of the stores are dead. Going through the Nike, Reebok, Sony, Levi's and a handful of other stores there really aren't the fantastic deals that I see in the US outlets. If you have your passport I'd head over the the outlets in Niagara Falls New York. read more

It is what you expect from an outlet mall. Some good deals. Some aren't so much. Lots of people. Lots stores. Lots selections. You can easily spend the whole day there. The food court is decent and there is a McDonald's 'within' the mall. They have these rides for kids. It is adorable!! See pics. Personally, I live by the outlets in Halton. I don't think it was that different in terms of prices or selection. read more

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I would echo what the other Yelper had stated. Overall it was okay. There were some deals had however for the most part, had we not forgotten our passports, we probably would have headed over the US side for outlet shopping. Location was key to us deciding to check it out as it was really only a 10 minute drive from our hotel. The plaza is a large square horse shoe shape in an outdoor strip mall setting. There's a Burger King and a Coffee place. Other speciality stores included a Rocky Mountain Chocolate factory, and Sony Store. Not all the stores are outlets however the main ones mentioned previously are. Free parking. read more

Canada One Outlets - Outlet Stores Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

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The mall is a typical outlet type mall with good stores you will have to Check prices some are not outlet prices. The walkways are covered And will keep you out of the weather lots of good name brand stores read more

It's alright. The new outlet mall in Niagara-On-The-Lake is better. I think what this location has going for it is the fact that it is right in Niagara Falls, and some shops that are not available at Outlet Collection (Coach outlet and lululemon outlet specifically). Now that there are two options check out the websites for both and then make your decision. read more

This outlet is only worth a visit if the line to go over to the States is too long, or if the Canadian dollar is ridiculously low. It's confusing to see stores like Urban Behavior at an Outlet mall. Aren't their products cheap enough already to match their cheap quality? Most people visit this outlet to stand in line outside Coach for up to 50% off handbags. Michael Kors doesn't have a line up, so you might want to go there first. These are the only two brands worth going to this Outlet mall for, as other stores like Mexx and Nike Outlet price their products similar to their stores in Vaughan Mills. Besides being a nice rest stop with a decent food court, the stores at Canada One Factory Outlet are a tad underwhelming. read more

The most dull outlet mall ever been to! Probably this is the smallest outlet mall there could be, it has some of the premium brands like Coach and Tommy Hilfiger, but nothing of deals as such. It's one small complex, especially Niagara Falls being a popular tourist area, parking is limited. The food court has only 2 options to eat one being Burger King. However the food court hours are limited and closes early to stores, we reached at around 7pm thinking to grab a bite but it was closed, thanks that atleast the washrooms were open! The one main advantage it has that it's in the main Niagara Falls area, just like max 10min drive, so it has a lot of people coming in. But again that should be the main reason it should be more attractive and appealing. They should renovate this completely and make it more on the high end side. Also remember, any hotel or tourist attraction you go to in Niagara Falls, they will have a coupon book for the stores at this Outlet Mall, make sure to grab one, it's always good to get additional discount in case you get a good deal !! read more

This place has definitely gone through some changes through out the years. The addition of coach and a micheal kors outlet makes it a lot busier than usual. Be prepared to stand in line if you plan on hitting up coach - the selection isn't as amazing as the line up leads you to think. A majority of the things are discontinued merchandise from overseas that they never released here. MK has a pretty decent selection from the more affordable end of his line. All of the other stores, Guess, Nike, Bluenotes are typical stores that have been pushed out of the malls already. I am hoping the food court gets revamped next. At the end of a long day of shopping, I can't wait to dig into a whopper - said no one. ever. read more

Some stores have really good deals, but I don't think some others qualify as "outlet" stores since the prices are similar to full price. Some brand name stores, which is cool, but if I'm going to go outlet shopping, I think I'd prefer to just do the drive across the border. read more

This strip mall outlet does not stack up compared to the new Outlet Collection in Niagara on the Lake or Premium Outlets in Milton. Definitely not worth a special trip. However, I stopped by when I was in the area specifically to check out the Lululemon outlet (only one in Ontario). I did find a couple items, but overall was disappointed. The discounts are not very substantial (yoga pants $70-90, tanks $30-50, sports bras $30-40, hoodies $90). It is pretty much like the sale rack at a regular Lululemon store, except with more selection. I did find the variety of colours and sizes decent. There were a lot of solid colour items, rather than just the crazy prints that are difficult to match. It was also nice that they had some discontinued styles, but also newer styles (I saw several items that are currently on sale in the regular stores). They carry mens stuff as well. Don't think I'll be back, but if you are a big lululemon fan and are going to buy stuff regular price anyway then it might be worth checking this outlet out. read more

Parking lot is packed during the day, less so in the evening. Many of the "outlet" store have exact same merchandise and prices as stores closer to home. read more

This used to be the only outlet mall in Niagara (cdn side)...now with the others...this place is sad, run down and no deals to be had. Reinvent or shut down.... nice place to stop if you don't want your significant other to shop too much. read more

Standard outlet mall with really standard stores...nothing to exciting here.

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of mega-malls and giant outlets. If you are, you may not love this place. But I really do. We like to stay at the Comfort Inn next door, for quick overnight jaunts over the border. From there, you can easily walk over to the Outlets. Like any discount shopping, you have to do a bit of hunting and digging, but we've found some great deals here. Before the holidays, I got an awesome deal on licensed baseball hats at one of the sports stores for my husband and brother. I found some nice dance workout wear for our daughter at the Reebok store (which unfortunately recently closed). My husband got a great pair of $120 sneakers for $25! It's a small outlet, maybe a couple dozen stores or so, with a small food court area. But if you prefer a more manageable outlet, (and want to put the exchange rate to work for you if you're from the US side, like us), this shopping area is worth checking out. read more

You got to be kidding me, this counts as a mall ? We drove around to see what's there and left without even stepping out of the car. Looks run down with a couple of stores in a circle - kind of the usual suspects, no atmosphere to talk about... read more

Came here specifically for the Lululemon Outlet. Good selection of stock, however did not find the prices were much different than the prices that other locations have on sale items. read more