Charming location loaded with dining, shopping, and boutique hotel options. Great place to visit for a few days. All structures are maintained in original period design (exterior). Lots of fun.

Loved the heritage district. So many cute shops and galleries and food options. You can spend hours walking, looking at the beauty, the flowers and the variety of shops. Great hat place too.

Loved our visit to NOTL. We visited in my birthday in February so while there were people around it was not busy at all. We love historical buildings and areas and it was great to walk these streets and see the shops, cafes etc in the old buildings. There are lots of unique shops with some great items and finds - the prices seemed fairly reasonable too given the location. We stopped in a little cafe for a light lunch and then had a delicious hot chocolate a chocolate shop (literally one of the best we’ve had!). Overall, a really lovely place to visit and explore and I’d recommend! Save for the Falls themselves, I prefer NOTL to Niagara Falls.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. A weekday in October gave us small crowds with most shops open. The village was lovely with easy parking, delicious offerings, and warm, friendly locals. Definitely on our list for another trip.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is a great village to visit. They have persevered the 19th century look and feel. We were there on December 31st and was pleased with the holiday spirt being displayed. Only 30 minutes from Niagara Falls and makes for a nice stop over if traveling to Tronto. Take the time to stop into the Prince of Wales located on the main st. Enjoy a walk through enjoying the vintage surroundings. As you stroll down Main St be sure to stop in the many interesting shops.

We were recommended this place by a bus driver while vacationing in Niagra Falls and the surrounding Niagra on the Lakes area. We each had a "chimney" sandwich and they were outstanding!! Costs about 13 dollars with tax but worth every cent. Quite frankly we hadn't been impressed with a lot of the food on this trip( generic and over-priced) but this place is a winner if you are in the area.

My husband & I spent 2 nights here after 1 night in Niagara Falls because we wanted to take time to enjoy this quaint & historic little town. There are so many tucked away bed & breakfasts we passed on our walks so clearly, many visitors stay overnight rather than just doing a day trip. We went mid May so several shops on the Main Street were not yet open. Before booking your stay, I would recommend finding out when establishments open for the season in order to get the most of your trip. Still, there was much to see & do & we were never bored.

Warning!!! We got a parking ticket while paying for parking. Literally 2 minutes of time passed and a ticket was on the window when I returned to place the receipt. This was the most unfair welcome. You have to pay online or return in person to dispute. Despite this beginning, the town is lovely with lists of food, wine and shops.

Niagara Lake the whole town not just the Heritage section is just a Charming sweet clean very friendly neighborhood. The decor, the unbelievable flowers and trees, the colors and attention to detail throughout the town was awesome. We visited the shops in a few bars and had dinner at Zee's which was pretty darn good. From the district you can walk just a few blocks and you'll be at the riverbank or the lake. Sunsets are amazing I recommend a trip here if you can get there and why are there don't forget the book of wine tour plenty of great wineries in the area

My wife & sister loved this town. We had a lovely breakfast at one of the downtown restaurants & then the ladies went shopping. Having been married a few years, the guys step back & allow the ladies to have fun. If this was closer, this would be an annual trip for the ladies. A must visit for lady shoppers. It is a beautiful town.