Canada Trading Company: A Niagara Falls Must-Visit…read more Located in the heart of Clifton Hill, the Canada Trading Company is much more than a typical souvenir shop. It is a massive, well-organized emporium that expertly blends classic Canadian mementos with high-quality collectibles. Visitors are often drawn in by the impressive life-sized animal displays and rustic, lodge-like atmosphere, making it a fun photo op as much as a retail destination. From authentic maple syrups and plush toys to unique home decor and Indigenous-made crafts, the variety is staggering. While it can get crowded during tourist peaks, the wide aisles and friendly service ensure a pleasant shopping experience.

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.

This is a souvenir shop, not really a market. This area of Niagara Falls is a food desert. Bring…read moresome fruits and vegetables if you're into that because you won't find any here.

During my New Year's visit to Niagara Falls, my friend and I discovered this shop on our way back…read moreto the hotel from the casino. We bought head covers to stay warm during the chilly walk. Unfortunately, the ski mask I purchased ripped while putting it on. The next morning, I returned for an exchange or refund, but the young lady working there was extremely rude and unhelpful. She claimed it was my fault and that they aren't responsible once the product leaves the store since it was made in a different warehouse. Despite the products not being made by the shop, I believe they should stand by their merchandise and provide better customer service, such as offering refunds or exchanges. I wouldn't recommend this shop due to the unpleasant experience, especially with the woman working there. She was very rude and nonchalant. Shop elsewhere!

This market place has various food options, souvenir shops, restrooms and interactive experiences…read more We enjoyed a delicious soft serve on the first floor. I believe it's called Swirl. This was the most creamy and flavorful soft serve I have ever tasted. Compared to the American soft serve which is very watery and lacking flavor. Great on a hot day.

A casual spot for coffee and treats. Coffees were decent for what they are. Located right in the…read moreTable Rock Center, making it very convenient for a quick stop.

This company is a big skam I went in to get feminine hygiene products and they charge me $14.99 but…read morewhen received them it said $6.99 on the box when I went back, they told me that the real price was $14.99 and they slapped a fake sticker on there. Do not go there and then they have the audacity to yell at me about wrong price. Also, during the same transaction I bought an ice cream which said $3.29 on the label they tried to charge me $5.99 for it. And argued with me when I told them it was the wrong price.

Great souvenir shop! One of the few open early in the morning…read more +$1.99 Niagara Falls shot glass +$2.99 Niagara Falls postcards +$29.99 Niagara Falls zip up hoodie +$1.99 Nigara Falls table placemat Get everything labeled with Niagara Falls or Canada for your American friends :D

A food court that my tour group stopped at. Located about a mile from Whirlpool Aerocar. Pizza,…read morePoutine, Burgers, your standard food court fare. It's a spot where tour groups seem to congregate, as there were multiple buses there, so expect long waits. Outdoor seating available, and a gift shop too. It's decent for food court fare.

We went in on the off season, if you go during the busy season I would highly recommend calling…read moreahead to look into the tasting experiences they offer. We had a flight of three maple syrups along with an offering of small candies. The maple syrup was amazing, beware if you take a full shot of it very fast it's hard to also drink the other ones to their fullest as well. They all tasted amazing and we left with quite a few items for baking and to use on pancakes and other foods.

I've been in here many times before. This time,they didn't…read moreseem to have as big of a selection as before. Mostly all t-shirts,hoodies & hats. As we ALL know,Souvenir Shops over charge everything,so,I paid a fortune for just a Niagara Falls Pen, Magnet & Keychain/Bottle Opener/Nail Clipper. Ok,so maybe not a fortune,but a pen or magnet that just says Niagara Falls to be $4 each, and the keychain,I believe was $8. That's a lot,but,I love souvenirs,even if NF is only 25 minutes away from me. They had a lot of mugs & shot glasses. Then your everyday candy & stuff like that. Not much to choose from. The employee was great though & very helpful.

A lot of variety of mugs, other than that shirts were what you would usually expect. Not much of a…read morevariety of t shirts for kids. Very overpriced.

Niagara Falls State Park has undergone a rebirth, a blossoming. Today, the visitor center is…read moremodern, air conditioned, has restrooms and water fountains, comfort stations, and resources that are up-to-date. It is a two level structure and easily handles the large volume of people who go through it, many of whom are just trying to cool off from the hot sun.

This one won't take long. Ever heard of a tourist trap? That's exactly what this is. All the…read moresouvenirs are overpriced and garbage. The food is not any better than fast food quality. It's always packed. Here's why you need to go though: 1. Use the bathrooms here before you go stand in hours of lines at the Falls 2. Grab something small and quick to eat if you cannot avoid NOT eating 3. Go inside and purchase your Maid of the Mist tickets. Otherwise, naw. Walk around it.