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One Niagara Welcome Center

One Niagara Welcome Center

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3.9 Google Review
360 Rainbow Blvd, Niagara Falls, New York, 14303, United States
(716) 804-0008 nfwelcomecenter.com
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Oct 3, 2018
A one-stop shop for food.. has a counter for almost every cuisine ranging from Chinese and Indian to Italian, Mexican and American as well as Crepes. Fast food counters, so don't expect dine-in qualities. Always crowded, but can easily find seats. Good place to stop for food before/after visiting the falls.

Sep 1, 2018
Gift shop/shopping is the typical tourist trap.... it's not bad. The food court was DISGUSTING!!!! The only vendor that seemed decent was the Chinese..... they were busy and the food was hot and visible. I was interested in a Gyro until I went to the counter where there was nothing but a girl behind the counter (the ONLY person there).... sitting on a stool ignoring everyone and playing on her phone while PICKING HER NOSE AND STICKING HER FINGERS IN HER MOUTH!!!!! Sadly, almost every other vendor was closed, empty or crewed by kids who were much more interested in their phone than customers. We went to The Hard Rock Cafe across the street!

Aug 2, 2018
The place has a nice gift shop and multiple floors that you can visit. Food court has a selection of Asian Chinese, Indian, Mexican, American food style with decent price for servings expected from touristic places We tried two different Chinese kitchens (2 separate days) and both were good, I expect since there are so many visitors daily the food stays fresh as they restock often. The restrooms leave a lot to be desired, for such a popular place, these restrooms have to be renovated ASAP and cleaned more often. (First floor at least, I don't know if there are more on the upper floors). The building looks outdated too.

Oct 2, 2018
Decent spot. Kind of crowded. Bathroom lines were extremely long. Cashiers in the store side were very nice. Good selection and not bad pricing in clothing. We didn’t eat in the food court but it smelled delicious.

Aug 30, 2018
Very welcoming and friendly people. It is always advisable to purchase the tickets for the cruise online so you can save plenty of time and it is ideal to go as early as possible in the morning to avoid the rush. Beautiful and well maintained place. Also check out the aquarium closeby. There are trolleys that take you around. Hop on to one of them and enjoy the place.

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