Always Refreshing Soda Shop

Always Refreshing Soda Niagara is such a fun spot if you like trying different sodas. They’ve got tons of flavors, from the classic favorites to some really unique ones you won’t find anywhere else. The staff are friendly and make it easy to pick something new. The shop has a cool retro vibe, kind of like a Coca-Cola store, but it’s not one. Plus, it’s connected to Hershey’s Chocolate World, so you can grab some chocolate while you’re there. Definitely worth a visit!

Amazing service and the floats were great!

Tried their float sampler and they’re delicious! The employee is soo sweet! Highly recommend! Thank you!

Nostalgic but limited collections but nevertheless great mass produced collectibles. Prices are high but at par with where it’s located.

That sundae was fire

Really nice place to get some of the best ice cream in Niagara Falls. The gift shop was overpriced and it did smell a little bit.

Not recommended for people in Wheelchairs ♿️ no way to get into store.

The soda sundae was super yummy!!!

It's next to the Hershey chocolate store. Good refreshing and getting sugars for sure (or getting fat 😁 lol)

The store is connected to the Hershey Chocolate World internally so we ended up walking through to see whats inside. The interior is quite interesting, like a soda shop. It was quite interesting to see.

Bad service

Love the decorations, it has classic diner theme. We thought it was a Coca-Cola store, but no, it was just a generic soda shop. We had ice cream soda float, which was great but also very overpriced.

What a cute little vintage place. It was a reminder of years past when it comes to Coca-Cola products. It is right next store to the Hershey's shop. We sampled some chocolate at the Hershey's shop (it was divine) before strolling right into the Soda Shop. At the soda shop, I purchased one of their cookie ice cream sandwiches, the one with the double chocolate cookies, chocolate ice cream, and reese's pieces. It was soooo good. We bought a vintage plastic coke cup with lid and stray, then proceeded to fill that with diet coke. It was a nice little visit if you are walking around the Clifton Hill area and are tired of wax museums and haunted houses. It isn't an absolute "must" see, but if you like vintage things and environments, it was definitely cool.

"It's an interesting place to visit with a touch of nostalgia. The merchandise is intriguing, though not particularly unique. I was hoping to find Coca-Cola Olympic pins, but unfortunately, they didn't have any. However, they did offer a variety of other items, along with drinks made from Coke. It's a fun place to stop by if you're in the area."

Was a bit disappointed, nothing out of the ordinary on the drink and food sides. They have a nice collection of Coke merchandises including cloths.
My wife ordered a coke zero, it wasn't even cold and taste highly diluted in water.