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Was not so impressed with the shopping of ladies boutiques. Clothing was for old ladies. They need to bring in clothes for a younger lady. Everything was so expensive in that town. Even the restaurants.

Many places to go within walking distance. The theatre is great. Bars are very accessible. The Pickerel and Perch is amazing. Great hotels with free parking is very much appreciated. The town is really clean.

Beautiful little town, easy walk to both the main and little beach. Locals are super friendly, accommodation at the Kettle Creek was lovely, friendly, quiet atmosphere. Restaurants are pretty pricey , $ 17.00 for a glass of wine at Two Forks

It is a very quaint town in a great location on the lake. The shops, restaurants and shopping were very enjoyable. I love the architecture and the charm, it reminds me of an out East fishing village.

Port Stanley is a beautiful town no matter what the season. But be careful, off season there is almost no where to dine except the Kettle Creek Inn, which is great, but we wanted to try other spots too. We shopped at Joshua & Company and the staff was very helpful. You HAVE to try the House Caesar at Two Forks, it is a meal in a glass! We also visited Sparta, but again, most things don't open till May 24 weekend or thereabouts.

Quaint port town, walkable, had breakfast at That Breakfast Place, the grapefruit juice was nice and the marble rye toast but omelette was tasteless. Service was friendly but slow. Train ride was good for one time, was expecting a view, the kids loved it because of Santa. Would avoid Kettle Creek Inn next time since it was so dilapidated. The Art and Soul Cafe was lovely, good food and mochaccino.