What a phenomenal gift shop! Customer service was equally top notch! Some of what you will find…read morehere: *Lovely houseware items especially lake and cabin themed. *Ladies dresses *Children's clothing *Men's clothing with some limited ties, socks *Outer wear *Performance fabric tshirts and classic shirt sleeve cotton. *Seasonal holiday items/decorations

Great gift shop with tons of upscale items. Employees knew all the great places to visit. Def…read morestop here if your visiting and want to know all the local places to check out! 5* Review!

The service is very good here, the people are so nice and most of the things here are reasonably…read morepriced. They also have a wide variety of trinkets and good holiday gifts!

Kingston is an underrated town when it comes to tourism. The 340+ year-old town is the epicenter…read morefor tours of the Thousand Islands, has the famed Fort Henry, is the hometown of Canada's first Prime Minister (John A. Macdonald), and has some of Canada's best fresh-water sailing. Luckily for the town, it has a gift shop like Waterfront to ensure one doesn't forget about this great place. First of all, we were sucked in by happenstance ... or very clever marketing ... as we had to go in the get our tickets for the Thousand Island Discovery Cruise inside the gift shop. That being said: Once you go in, there is an abundance of cool, high-quality stuff. I would hazard a guess that Waterfront has the city's best collection of Kingston-based apparel ... I draw this conclusion because since it has a deeper collection of gift-shop wares than the Kingston Visitor Info Centre (reviewed here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/kingston-visitor-information-centre-kingston). Hoodies, t-shirts, glasses, mugs, hats, boxer shorts, and the rest. You'll also find plenty of nautically themed stuff from shirts to lighthouses to books to model sailboats. To call it a "gift shop" would be an insult as they have so much fancy stuff: Scrubs, soaps, candles, watches, purses, wallets, jewelry, scarves, frou-frou gift baskets, high-end greeting cards (including some that are hand-drawn), and the rest. There are several high-quality brands including the sock puppets and stuffed animals of Cate & Levi; the hemp-heavy and fair-trade fashion of Ark Imports; the beauty and personal care products of Walton Wood Farm; and the vegan, eco-friendly, and cruelty-free skincare products of Kingston's own Shiva's Delight. And, oh, don't worry: PLENTY of maple. And #2: If you're into stuffed moose, I don't think you'll find a better selection in the Great White North :) So stop in ... even if you have to!

I've been here a few times. Once before I lived in Kingston and a couple of times after I moved…read morehere. If you like silly little trinkets and memorabilia, this is the store for you! It had a bunch of Canada and Kingston merchandise since it's mostly a store for tourists, but they also have really cute/silly underwear! (For example, I bought a pair of boxers that said 'bear cheeks' with pictures of bears on the back.) They also have little toys, fridge magnets, kitchen tools, stuffed animals, etc. You get the idea! The stuff is definitely a little more expensive than what you'd find at other stores, but again, this is a store for tourists (mostly), so it makes sense that it's a tad more expensive. Overall, it's just a fun place to shop if you have some time to kill!

We stopped in on our way back to Greece to use the restroom and do a little shopping. The restroom…read morewas clean like it always has been, but we were pleasantly surprised at all the changes we saw. The young lady working at the counter was friendly and we ended up walking out with a bag of goodies. We definitely will be adding it to our list of places to stop at when we go out on our weekend antiquing drives.

From the owner: Rustic Ridge Country Store is an exciting retail shop that sells antiques, collectibles, gifts,…read moreprimitives, rustic decor and unique merchandise at reasonable prices.

Great stuff for gifts, sprucing up the home / making home more interesting etc…read moreUnique items I.e. wooden post cards, birth colored dishes,etc Definitely worth stopping in Helpful, friendly & knowledge staff Definitely coming back

Fantastic store and great products. Love getting and giving gifts from here. The staff is…read moredelightful and very helpful. Amy the owner is the BEST !

On each trip to Alexandria Bay my family has found all the gifts they need in this store. It's…read morepacked full of items, and we've always bought Alex Bay gear here that not only looks nice, but lasts. Yes it can take awhile to peruse the entire store, but they have just about everything and anything a local gift shop could have. My favorite items to check out are the local Thousand Island Dressing and their selection of "River Rat" Cheeses. The staff is really friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, like most businesses they charge a fee if you use credit. This is a shop worth stopping in and I will definitely repeat on future visits to the area..

Great store with amazing customer service! If you are looking for quality shoes for camping,…read morehiking, boating, this is your place as well as a great selection of shirts and hoodies and many other items

Native Renaissance is a great place to stop if you like arts and crafts from the First Nations. You…read morewill see beautiful art work from local Native artists and Native artists from around Canada. They have very good COVID protocol as there is a young standing at the entrance reminding everyone to sign in and sanitize before entering the store. There lots of parking here and so much to see in the store.... try the find something made in China in this store.... China has been profiting and knocking of First Nation's arts and crafts for a long time. Fortunately, you will not find anything made in China here.

From the owner: Featuring the largest selection of Moccasins in the area. We proudly offer Native made arts and…read morecrafts and a stunning Art Gallery on the second floor.

Nice shop with a wide selection home goods that highlight local landmarks. I bought a nice little…read moregift basket for clients who recently came from Florida.Everything seems reasonably priced to keep customers coming back.

Cute shop. I was there for the holiday open house so it was mostly Christmas themed items. Once I'm…read moreready to be in the Christmas mood I'll have to come back. Pretty inexpensive items in general. Most appear to be handmade. Would be a good place for gifts too. A real folksy Americana style.

I've been to King's Crossing Fashion Outlets a few times now. It's not really an outlet mall,…read moresince a lot of the stores are just regular stores selling the latest season at the same prices as at a regular mall. The layout is like an outlet mall in that it's a plaza and you have to go outside to go from store to store (it's not an enclosed shopping mall). The majority of the stores are also not all that interesting to me, but hey I shop everywhere just in case there is some really cool thing just waiting to be discovered, lol. They have lots of athletic stores like Adidas, Puma, Columbia, Reebok and Bench. They have women's fashions (stores I generally like, but the prices are not cheaper than at their retail stores): Laura, Melanie Lyne, Ricki's, and La Vie en Rose. They have unisex fashions: Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's and Roots. They have other stores like Carter's/Osh Kosh, George Richards Big and Tall, Stokes, Paderno and Magnotta Winery. The only store that is truly an outlet is the Designer Fashion Exchange, which is an outlet for TanJay, ALIA and Nygard. It is huge, so if you like these brands, you will likely find some good deals. When I was there last, they had clearance items 5 for $25, and black dress pants for $3.99. There's lots of free parking and it's conveniently located right off the 401. If you go to King's Crossing and are hungry, I recommend eating at Fardella's. It's great. I wrote a separate review for it :)

Fairly nondescript selection of stores. The Magnotta outlet provided excellent customer service…read moreand their selection of wines was impressive. They have a refrigerated selection of mini sparkling wine in cans that were priced reasonably and handy to purchase to go they also tasted great. Customer service in the Designer Fashion Exchange store was non existent. Laura, Levis, George Richards, Columbia, Tommy Hilfiger, Puma, Carters and a Stokes are pretty much all the stores still open. Reebok has closed. Stokes was having a liquidation sales so their days may be numbered. Definitely a passing by and stop type place as opposed to a destination. Lots of food choices nearby, Panera, Swiss Chalet and Boston Pizza to name a few..