Visited Longo's while in Welland. It's great to finally see Longo's open in Welland. The store is…read morebright, clean, and well laid out, with an excellent selection of fresh produce, prepared foods, and quality grocery items. Staff were friendly, and the shopping experience was smooth. We also tried the pizza and a veal sandwich, and both were very good -- a nice addition to the shopping experience if you're looking to grab a quick bite. Overall, a welcome addition to the Welland grocery scene and a great new option for quality food shopping. Saluti.

The SmartCentres in St. Catharines are split up into two, south of Fourth Ave (part 1) and nirth of…read moreFourth Ave (pat 2). This part 1 has many more vendors, with larger vendors. The large vendors are: Real Canadian Superstore, Canadian Tire, Walmart, and Bestbuy. The smaller vendors are McDonald's,  Starbucks, Tim Hortons, M&M Food Market, Feathery Pub, Bell, etc. There is no free WiFi. The mall is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. Review 2023-390

I come here biweekly to get my products! From cleaning supplies to car items, they have it all…read more There is even a pet section. We like to book an appointment with the auto shop and peruse the aisles while we wait for them to service our car. Canadian tire has complementary wifi and ample parking. There's also a grocery store within walking distance. We also have their credit card and triangle rewards. Be sure to check the app for their offers!

Do not use Service at this Welland Avenue , St Catharines Canadian Tire Location. Took my vehicle…read morethere for oil/filter...tires. etc.. through years to CTC Welland Ave., only to find while filling windshield fluid for the 2025-26 Winter - the Break Fluid Reservoir was almost empty. Then I could not close the hood cause of NO lubrication on the hood-latch !! When I brought it in for immediate service "PAUL" the Service Advisor got testy to the point of refusing to serve me, a thirty-year Customer ! Today, Dec 30/25, I'll be speaking with the Store and Service Manager before contacting and making complaint to the MOT.

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.

This is the biggest mall in Welland. My mom told me it has been around since at least the 1980s…read more Back then, it was very small. There are big and small vendors. Examples of big vendors are Dollarama, Shoppers Drug Mart, Winners, Cineplex, etc. The mall is constantly under renovation and expansion. There are mall new wings, extending from the center like spokes. It has 500,000 square feet of space. The entire mall is clean and spacious. The mall is mostly ground level only with a few businesses along a second floor walkway. There is a food court and plenty of outdoor parking. There are benches scattered through the mall. There is a Seaway Mall gift card you can purchase/gift. There are free wheelchair rentals. Starting 2024-02-22, there are Hypercharge charging stations for electric and hybrid vehicles. You would use an app for pay for the small fee. There is free WiFi. The mall is wheelchair accessible, with door-open buttons. There are separate male/female washrooms, and they are wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in the parking lot. Review 2024-133

The days of Malls and how they have changed. This mall is lucky to still have some good stores, a…read moreWinners, Sportcheck and some other notable names. Parking is plentiful and the inside of the mall is always very clean. Some food spots inside and some stand alone outside. It's the only game in town! Cheers!

This store is located in Fairview Mall. There is a street entrance and a mall entrance. It is a…read moretypical size Dollarama with many long aisles. The staff is friendly. It wasn't easy to find staff stocking shelves to ask where things were so I asked the cashiers. The cash registers aren't set up like other stores where there is a long corridor so everyone waits in the main walkway. Since it is part of a mall, there is plenty of parking.

I've never been to a Costco out of the country before, so I was excited to see one in Niagara…read moreFalls. They carry pretty much the same things that we have here in Hawaii. I even saw Hawaiian Host Strawberries and Creme White Chocolate covered mac nuts. I love seafood. They had cooked lobsters in packages of two for around $35 and huge packages of large head on shrimp for around $20. What a deal. If I was there longer I definitely would have bought those to eat. Sadly, we were leaving that day. Try out the food court is a must for me. They had all the standard: pizza, hot dogs and soft serve ice cream. They did have polish dogs. I wish they would bring that back at home. They also sell chicken strips and fries. I had to try out a Canadian specialty which is the poutine $6.99. It's french fries smothered in brown gravy and cheese curds. It was my first time trying it and I did not like it. The gravy was so salty and made the fries soggy. The cheese curds made the dish so rich. I couldn't even finish half of it. I dumped the rest. Oh well, at least I got to try it. *prices in CAD

Visited to see what kind of snacks I can bring back. In terms of Costco, the similarities and…read morefamiliarities of each store bring about comfort in the whole shopping. That said, the differences based on geographical locations keep things interesting. Although there were plenty of folks walking about, traffic was pretty tamed and so were the lines queuing up to checkout. Speaking with one of the bakery staff members, their recent seasonal item was the Peach Mango Coconut Loaf Cake, which sounded amazing, so I got two. Even the cashier lady was eyeing them and wondered if they were any good. I also purchased a package of Mrs. Dunster's Crescent Shaped Sugar Donuts. After taking these items back home, my family and coworkers had a chance to try the loaf cakes. In my opinion, these loaves were a tad sweeter than I'd like, but the others enjoyed it. The donuts on the other hand were delicate and balanced in its sweetness, so I kinda wished I bought more.

This is a shopping centre in the mid north part of St. Catharines.  It is a small strip mall with…read morenot too many vendors. I've been there 3 times now, twice to dine at Nolaa's restaurant and once visiting Shoppers Drug Mart. Other vendors are: credit union, pizza restaurant, physiotherapist and sports clinic, Canada Post, gold store, nails store, and beer store. There is enough free parking each time I've been there. Review 2023-049