I wasn't interested in any of the adult items, so I skipped those altogether, definitely not necessary for me. But I did check out one of the stores downstairs (you have to go down some stairs to get there). I ended up using the bathroom, which I really appreciated, it was clean and easy to access. That made my visit much more comfortable. The shop itself was full of all the classic touristy Canada stuff you can imagine. Honestly, nothing caught my eye enough to buy, but if I ever needed a gift for someone visiting from Canada, it would be a convenient spot. Just not my thing. Overall, no shopping for me, but that bathroom alone makes this a spot I'd use again. Might be a bit of a secret bathroom gem. So... that's cool. read more

It's not a trip across the border if you don't make a stop at the Duty Free store! This one is located in a very convenient spot right by the main tourist district in Niagara Falls on the Canada side. It's a standard duty free store that's well organized and stocks all the greatest hits of shops like this: perfume, Canadian souvenirs, cigars, toys, candy and snacks, and lots of liquor! There are a few handbags and sunglasses too. There's a nice selection of Canadian wine and spirits, and most of the major brands are well represented (Grey Goose, Absolut, Johnnie Walker, and all sorts of beer and more). In fact, a bottle of Wayne Gretzky's cream liqueur or a pack of mini bottles of Niagara-On-The-Lake Ice Wine would make awesome gifts for friends and family back home. I'd say the majority of the store is dedicated to booze and perfume / cologne. Pro tip: make sure you use the restroom before leaving, because the border crossing can notoriously take a LONG time to get across. The bathrooms were pretty dirty the night I visited, but I am guessing that's because of the sheer volume of visitors that come through the doors. This is quite a popular tour bus stop. This shop has a huge parking lot that overlooks the falls (so be sure to go take some pictures before you leave)! You cannot make any purchases here unless you are on your way back into the United States, so take note. The parking lot road leads directly to the bridge and there's no place else to go. Purchasing here works like a standard duty free shop: you make your purchase, they record your license plate, then you drive around to a pick-up window to collect your goods. The road leads you straight over the bridge from the Canada to the U.S.A., so don't even think about being able to turn back into Canada from the store! They take both Canadian and American money, which is cool. It's a great way to get rid of some foreign currency before you head to the U.S. They will give you change in either currency, just ask for what you want. I always love browsing Duty Free stores and although I purchased nothing, it was fun to stretch my legs and look around. They are open every day from 7 am - 11 pm. read more

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Great place to go for last minute finds. Also depending on where you are traveling in the states it the last restroom break. Staff is very friendly. read more

Niagara Falls Duty Free - Duty-Free Shops Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

Niagara Duty Free Shop, ON Canada This Duty Free shop is conveniently located just across the street from our hotel in Niagara Falls. This shop is on the Canada side. We went to check it out one evening and found items we wanted to bring back home. Most of the merchandise they carried were wine, liquor, and imported chocolates. They also had a section of fragrance, watches, jewelry and some apparel towards the back of the shop. We purchased items on our second day but only when we were heading back to the USA border were we able to collect our purchases from the store. We went through the drive-thru and they handed us our items. The savings were pretty good. They are open early and close late from 7:00a - 11:00p and the staff were helpful and friendly. I was looking for designer purses and bags but they didn't sell them here. Review #3064 read more

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I can never really wrap my head around the concept of duty free shopping. You see them at the airports, by the border, even a few kilometers from the airport. The deal is that you get to save by not having to pay taxes or duties. And I would have to say, I did see a significant discount, perhaps 20 to 30 percent off. After you buy your products here, you then return to your car and drive up to the pick up window. They have excellent alcohol and ice wine choices, cookies, maple syrup, facial products, etc. What they don't have is a smile or "hello." In short, they're not too friendly, but it's still worth coming here before you drive over the Rainbow bridge, into the Buffalo part of the border. read more

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A lot of variety of things to buy. Salespeople was very nice.lines was long but moves fast. Until next time

Cool store but couldn't really browse around without getting dirty looks by a old rude lady.if you are a American I would not recommend.

This is a TEASE... Prices in Ontario (and Canada) on beer/liquor are INSANE. This canadian side duty free; can only be purchased if you are going into the STATES... I wanted a nice little MAGNET for the fridge; us/canada flags with the falls on it.. $3.95; a gift for the wife (who didn't get to come today), they told me; NO MAGNETS FOR YOU.. only if you are crossing the border. Seemed like a lot of work for a MAGNET.. read more

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A nice location with lots of stock and even restrooms for customers. This location is right near the rainbow bridge so you can only stop in here before you're going to cross into the USA. Service was friendly and the prices were very reasonable. read more

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There were two staff members that kept giving my sister and I very very dirty looks and were clearly talking about us, which made it very unpleasant. read more

Small duty free shop in Niagara Falls, Ontario on the way back to NY. Not a very big selection but good enough for any souvenirs to bring back -- chocolate, ice wine, alcohol, etc. You can only take it with you if you are physically going across the border that day...otherwise you can pre-purchase and have them hold til you are ready to leave. I know for Cadbury lovers, they have imported Cadbury for Europe esp for those who know the difference b/w tastes. Picked up some cool gifts here at duty free. Some of their items are their local brands, which are cool too to try. If you drove in, make sure to have your license # available as that is how they keep track of the purchase. Best to use a credit card as you will get a better rate on the conversion from CAD to USD! read more

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Took my winnings from the Canadian casino and bought a huge bag of gummy bears before heading back to state side. The duty free store could take both Canadian and American money. read more

It was small but they had what I wanted to purchase. Great beer, ice wine, maple syrup, cosmetics, etc... no so many brands but there were local products. Variety: Not large. Price: Good. Customer service: Good. Parking: Free. Tip: Ice wine samples;q read more

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It's a duty free store. One of the best I've been in. You'll find liquor, jewelry, and gifts. Staff was pleasant and overall it's fantastic value if you're traveling. read more

I bought two packages of wine and two cookies. At this time, I did not check the receipt carefully. Before receiving the package, my wife confirmed that they had paid for three packages of wine, so I asked her for one more package of wine. If we haven't found this, we're in a situation where we can't bring the car back and claim it. Everyone please be careful when shopping here. read more

I saw some really nice markdowns on perfume and other beauty items. Versace, Versace, Versace...yesss. Lol I did pass all that up and headed to the wine room and it was packed with ice wine. The sales clerk gave me a sample and really tried to push her brand of choice. I'm certain that the fact that her fave was the most expensive wasn't pure coincidence. Needless to say, I checked out some online reviews and settled for a nice bottle of Inniskillin Vidal. Happy camper here! The rest of the store housed a huge selection of liquor, snacks, candy, smoked salmon, purses and some clothing. The prices seemed to be pretty decent with extremely large bottles on display and for sale. The staff is very helpful and friendly. Definitely worth stopping to take a looksie. read more

Niagara Falls Duty Free - Duty-Free Shops Near Me - Niagara Falls, Ontario

If you're looking for tax exempt hard liquor, cosmetics or chocolate, you're in the right place. I was and I got all of the above. It's interesting because a few people complain about the limited shopping. It's what you expect in duty free stores in North America and Europe. At least that's been my experience. A couple of my friends and colleagues are going to be thankful for this place. read more

Why is there no maple syrup here?! Very strange. Otherwise the place was clean and good

Visited Niagara Falls previously and Duty Free consists of 80% alcohol that they are selling. Oh well. Seems like alcohol drinks are encourage to be bought crossing the border.. read more

Niagara Falls Duty Free isn't worth a special trip, but if you're already here and need to stop anyway, it's ok. I've definitely been to better duty free stores. The prices here are a bit higher. The souvenir type stuff is what you'd want to skip. Some of the liquor is priced ok. You can find some of the wines at better prices, but if you're not going to be shopping around in Ontario anyway, I could see why you'd opt for duty free. I typically stay in Toronto for several days, so I don't need to worry about paying the duties. I also have no interest in bringing back ice wine though, unlike most visitors. Shoot me. I'm just not into it. I usually try to avoid the Niagara Falls visit if I can too. I've been one too many times. It does get old. How many times can you do the obligatory pics in front of the falls? I will admit I've never been to the U.S. side though. I'm sure I'll do it before I kick the bucket.. Service is good. Parking is easy. I can't comment on restrooms, I've never checked. I always pay with Canadian currency, but of course you can use your cards and those American dollars that some of you are afraid to exchange :-) read more

I came here with my family and I had a horrible experience. This store is so strict with everything. You have to come back for your stuff if you are staying in the Canada side for the day. The cashiers were so rude. They kept saying my card magnetic stripe was not working. However, it worked in every other store! Then I tell her to type my numbers in the register and she said she couldn't. She did nothing to help me. Then afterwards she agreed to type another lady's credit card in the register. She said she trusts her because shes older. Just a horrible experience. After we picked up our merchandise, the man said he had to walk us to the bridge. So annoying! Next time I'm just going to pay taxes and over the stress! read more

Located in Niagara Falls, Ontario on the way to New York just before the border checkpoint. Entry signs are clear and also while exiting one just turns right into the road leading to the border checkpoint. Comparatively a smaller duty-free shop so the choices are less than other ones. In chocolates they have few varieties, I got some of the maple ones which were special to Canada and also got some maple liqueur truffles which were pretty good. There were some good deals on if one gets more than one. Also had some Lindt varieties which are normally not available in stores. Got some shortbread cookies which were just ok, nothing great. Some deals were also available on alcohol which are different at times. Got some Jack Daniel and Black Labels for gifts. Also got some maple syrup which is really good. While paying at the register they asked for the license pate number. Checkout was quick. Paid at the counter and they handed over the items on a drive through window while exiting. read more

Looked at a bottle of maple syrup, lady inside starts talking to me in broken english assuming I don't speak english

When we told some friends that we were planning to cross into Canada during our jaunt to Niagara Falls, two common words flew about: Duty+Free. Having experienced Duty Free before, I was skeptical. I expected the shops to be full of Toblerone, cigarettes, and liquor at close to full retail price sans the tax. I was partially right. Yes, there was plenty of chocolate and the fragrances sold were at standard mall prices.. but the booze. Hello!! The booze is where the prices really shine through. Tito's vodka, for example, came at about 30% of US retail prices. Yes, I'm a boozebag! Overall, the experience was good. You walk in, pick your poison, pay, provide your vehicle ID, use the restrooms (if needed), and walk out sans purchase. You then hop in your car, drive to the pick up window, and head on across the border. Now, I get all of the fuss. read more

This place was not bad. Alcohol was so inexpensive. Too bad we live on the other side of the USA. Too hard to try to stick this all in the suitcase. Maple products were a little ridiculous. It wasn't bad to stop at for those last souvenirs. It's nice that they do take CAD and USD. read more

The employees are incredibly rude here. In addition, they watch you as if you're going to steal something the whole time you are browsing, meanwhile, there are seemingly security cameras covering every centimeter of this place. Prices are high and honestly, I feel as though any "savings" you may have from not paying tax is negated by their high markups on products. I wouldn't bother wasting any time here; there are a number of other things to see, do, and spend money on in the area. read more

Great place to get liquor but only on your way back to the states. A fine selection of imported amd homeland alcohol. No beer though. Juat liquor. read more

This place is duty free but not profit free. Buy only the stuff that is harder to find in the US. Ice wine and the Sheridan liquor are examples. Otherwise, Costco's Western liquor store is the cheapest by far for everything else. read more

Clean and neat with a super friendly and helpful staff!!! I wanted to advice on Ice Wine, and they gave me more than I could handle. I will definitely go back whenever I can!!!! read more

Small as far as the duty free places we've stopped at have been. The duty free on I91 in Vermont is much more expansive and easier to deal with than here. With that being said: there were some decent deals here and there but most was overpriced to begin with. They do have some local wines from Niagara on the Lake but I was disappointed to find they didn't sell some more local delicacies. read more

Cannot walk out the door with purchased items. Have to go outside and around to pickup window. We were also told to expect a possible $5 fee for our bottle of liquor when crossing the border. read more

Garbage! Absolute garbage! Minimal selection and very unpleasant cashiers. Items are overpriced and you save absolutely nothing by buying your stuff there instead of a regular store and then paying the taxes. Do not recommend! read more

These people are so rude and nasty to customers. It is unbelievable. Heard good things about duty free until we came here. Terribly rude for no reason, signs make no sense, and you can't even leave the parking lot without some problem. Will never give my business to that location. That is not how you treat first time clients. read more

The forgot to give me half of the things I bought so check ur bags before you leave. they will refund ur money but that's not the point. If I wanted a refund I would not have bout the things I did. read more