O' Canada! A novelty…read morespecialty company that offers souvenirs, clothing, food items with a Canadian flair. The Great Canadian Gift Company has a online catalog where customers can make purchases as I am able to attain my favorite Canadian maple cookies brought into the U.S. The Canadian maple is worldwide renowned and opening the box the aroma of maple is fragrant. The cookies are fresh. In the past I was able to purchase these same maple cookies at Cross Border U.S. - Canada shopping by vehicle Duty Free many years ago which I greatly missed. Since I am unable to return to The Great White North I can now bring something from Canada into the U.S. Purchasing direct from manufacturer is always great without any hurdles. The maple cookies are very tasty. I had no problems with shipping from Canada into U.S. N.B. The charge will be in Canadian dollars onto my credit/debit card but my bank converts into American dollars.

From the owner: In 2004 The Great Canadian Gift Company established itself as the quintessential online source for…read moreAll Things Canadian. Initially established in the Ancaster business park, it was not long before we expanded opening another location in Beautiful Blue Mountain in 2007. Most recently The Great Canadian Gift Company expanded to a substantially larger location in Ancaster.

Small souvenir shop with something to grab for just about everyone. The cashier (maybe the owner?)…read morewas so pleasant. We talked with her for a bit. I would definitely recommend going here to grab a few things. I don't think you will regret it.

My wife and I had just arrived in Niagara Falls for vacation and we needed to find a place to get…read moresouvenirs. We were fortunate enough to be greeted by Mary who helped us find everything we needed at great values. The store has a lot to choose from and we provided a photo for some of the items we purchased. In addition, Mary was very friendly and gave us some pointers for places to visit to avoid tourist traps. We definitely recommend People Discount Souvenir for anyone visiting Niagara Falls.

This is one of the better gift shops in Toronto. Parking here is difficult. There is metered street…read moreparking on the street in front of the store, there is also some residential parking within a reasonable walking distance. Both of those options were full, so I ended up parking in the commercial lot behind the store. It was very close to the shop. And I would recommend paying the fee, because it looks like it is patrolled regularly. They were giving tickets out when I was there. The shop has everything you would want in a souvenir shop. They had T-shirts, pajamas, magnets, toys, hats, sweatshirts, shot glasses, post cards, snacks, and a bunch a hockey and maple syrup stuff. The store is pretty well organized, the guy working was very nice and there goods are reasonably priced. I got all the gifts and souvenirs that I needed, with a bit that I didn't need. If you are in the market for some souvenirs while in Toronto, this should be one of your first stops.

Best last minute gifts! Coming from NYC trying to find last minute gifts and stumbled upon this…read moreplace. Great prices, friendly, and wide selection. Will come again!

Good place & gift store , candy nuts, ice cream coffee chocolate , baklava and home decorread more

Gift shop in Clifton Hills. This one also sells various candies and chocolates. Typically,…read moreoverpriced tourist trap type sundries otherwise. Staff was friendly, and its a convenient stop in Clifton Hills.

High end tourist / souvenir shop. I purchased a hoodie for my dog along with other accessories and…read moreteas. Store was clean and the selection was great. They even sold Crocs here. Everything was great until I went to the register to check out. I paid for my items once, received confirmation from my bank via text at 8:51pm. The cashier insisted that the store didn't receive the transaction and to charge my card again. He retrieved what appeared to be the Supervisor, who insisted again to charge my card and that the text from the bank wasn't sufficient evidence of me paying. Against my better judgement while have my child begging for these items, I did indeed charge my card again. Especially after being assured if I emailed the Manager, it will all be sorted out. I charged again at 8:59. Ultimately the store received my money twice. I was refunded the next day, after emailing the Manager to sort everything out. I was pleasantly surprised at how this was resolved. The only thing I will say is that the workers and the women from accounting who called me all said, this happens often. Here's a tip, get the POS system looked at so another customer doesn't have to experience this.

There's a gift-shop Battle Royale at the Front Street entry/exit of Toronto's St. Lawrence Market…read more I imagine the owners of the 43 year-old St. Lawrence Smoke & Gift Shop (SLS&GS), and the 10 year-old The Souvenir Market (TSM) shooting daggers with their eyes as they glare at each other across the walkway. I'll let you read my SLS&GS review (https://www.yelp.com/biz/st-lawrence-smoke-and-gift-shop-toronto) to find what's going on over there. As for TSM, there's plenty of cool stuff. IMHO, they win over the Smoke Shop when it comes to maple quality and selection. You'll find maple syrup, maple cookies, maple candies, maple butter, maple chocolate, and maple coffee and tea, just to name the most prominent. I also put TSM on top when it comes to sports stuff ... you'll find a sturdy amount of reasonably priced Toronto Raptors and Blue Jays gear. They also best their cross-walkway rivals in things the Smoke Shop just doesn't have (or has so little of I missed it): TSM wins on RCMP (a.k.a. The "Mounties") stuff, post cards (expensive, but excellent quality), Anne of Green Gables (the famed Canadian novel character) items, and on international flags. When it comes to the standard Toronto- and Canada-adorned items, both stores do well with t-shirts, magnets, mugs, bags, sunglasses, bags, and the rest. There isn't a lot of crossover, though, making both stores must-sees for the souvenir hunter. With a straightforward name like "The Souvenir Market" you expect an abundance and variety of great stuff ... and, boy, TSM delivers!

After finishing the Maid of the Mist you are kind of funneled into the store. The store has your…read moretypical souvenirs that you would find at any tourist stop. A tip, if you will, wait a bit after you come back up the elevators. You'll appreciated not being in the crowd of everyone else you just shared the boat with. You also won't be pushed through the store and might not miss an item you would have picked up. I did the wait and made my way here after the crowd had thinned. I browsed the shelves and slowly made my selections. If you time it just right you might end up in the store with the kind people you shared the boat ride with. Prices are what you would expect from a souvenir shop. Not everything is of high quality here, but if you browse just the right amount of time you will find the high quality item you want. They do have self checkouts in here or you can go to the counter and be waited on. This store is also connected to the restaurant. You can enter from there or take the direct entrance from outside.

This is your standard swag store after seeing a tourist attraction. But I've used this to comment…read moreon the Niagara Falls Observation Tower, since there is no spot for this and if you pay the absolutely worth it low price of only $1.25, you'll get a beautiful view of all the falls on both sides of the border! We had already done the Maid of the Mist boat tour on a previous visit, but somehow missed doing the Observation Tower. For this low fee, it was definitely worth seeing Niagara Falls, American Falls, Goat Island, and the downstream end of the Niagara River. Definitely worth the time to check out the view!

I do all of my gift shopping at Impressionable Gifts, whether the gift is for me or someone else…read more Lydia is amazing at helping me find the perfect gift. The prices are reasonable, there is a lot of selection and it is nice to go in and browse as I never know what I am going to find. It is worth the time to go in for a visit and a bit of a shop. You won't be disappointed.

Fantastic store! Awesome selection, even better prices...I drive from Toronto to shop here. The…read morestaff, especially the owner, Lydia, make it worth the drive...personalized service, very unique items. I've been shopping here since she opened.

No bueno! Super low quality souvenirs that you'll likely throw out when you move. Not worth the $$…read more- especially since there is a Dollarama on Queen and Spadina with the same quality of "Canada" souvenirs for cheaper. Also, make sure to check the expiration date if you purchase any consumables from here! (Or just avoid all together)

Neat little gift shop full of Canadian items. From jerseys to snacks to Salmon jerky, they seem to…read morehave everything gift you could possibly think of related to Canada. Located it Chinatown

Pictured: Milk chocolate sponge candy, Easter chocolate, jar candy, and Kelly's fine chocolates…read more BuffaliciousBites gives Kelly's Country Store 5 stars!

This a great store that I've driven by so many times and never stopped. I really love all the old…read moreschool candy and great little finds that I've forgotten about over the years. Walking in just feels like a piece of my childhood that I forgot about. The penny candy is the best. I used to love all the different kinds of taffy and this just screams nostalgia. My husband loves sponge candy and he found some that he absolutely loves. The store is great and I will be back for sure.