I gave 1 star because there is no 0. After mos of telephone putting me "time " busy 6 wks -ok…read morethen 2 no shows 1of which he had his wife? call that his car had broken down. I had even asked if he actually wanted to do the work that I did not care I would call another company but he stressed he did. I did call after the 2nd no show but the call went to his personal voice mail. He never called back. This company is a waste of your time and NOT PROFESSIONAL.I say not a safe endeavor !!!!

PickEd up some size 10 zippers for a sail cover…read more It was fast and easy and great prices. Don't bother calling just swing by. They have zipper parts, by the yard or ready to use zippers at most lengths required for sailing and dodgers. Otherwise, they will put in the zipper for you. It was a great morning finding these guys And gal. Thank you!!!!

I had a really great experience with Maritime Canvas Converters today. They were able to quickly…read moreand expertly cut a large piece of foam that I needed for a quick project. Everyone was so polite, helpful and kind. My partner also dropped off some boat canvas material and I have no doubt they'll do a great job. Thanks MCC!

Johnson's is alive and well, located at : 2 Waddell Ave,…read moreDartmouth, NS B3B 1K3 Phone: (902) 423-7914 They just re-covered my two sofas and they did a superb job, looks beautiful. Thanks so much. Lyndell

I have had very mixed experiences with O'Regans Chevrolet so the best I can give them is 3 stars,…read moreto my regret, as they have disappointed me too often of late. I had always heard good things about O'Regans on Robie so when I decided to buy a car from them I felt good about my choice. Perhaps my first clue that all would not be smooth should have been when I went in to sign the papers and pick up my brand-new car. Nothing was as the sales rep and I had agreed, and the "closer" actually left me for about a half-hour while in the middle of doing all the paperwork to visit with some friends and their dog who had dropped into the showroom. I was there for over 3 hours trying to get everything squared away. Unprofessional on their part. They had added a set of clunky-looking aftermarket locking lug nuts to my car which I didn't want but had no choice but to take. Apparently they just take one nut off each wheel and put these on, and don't leave the original nuts with the car. After my tire shop guy commented on them I thought I should be able to get 4 regular nuts to replace them. The hoops I had to jump through to get that done were unreal. I have gone back to them for regular service visits and a few warranty items. Regular service is generally fine, but I do not care for their service facility. It is old-looking, cramped, and the customer lounge is a section of the showroom at the other end of the building. It seems subpar for buyers of $50K-$70K cars. I also was unimpressed when, after a semi-annual service, they told me I needed a new air filter and that if I wanted them to replace it the cost was $91.00. That was outrageous and I declined, bought the filter myself for $12 and installed it in 5 minutes. But what struck me was they had mentioned twigs and dead bugs in the airbox, and they left them there after seeing them. I mean, really? I have had issues with them on warranty items. I had a problem with creaks and squeaks and left the car there all day for them to deal with it. At the end of the day they told me they couldn't do anything and that if I was unhappy I should call GM. I was flabbergasted, and did call, and that led to another service visit where they again failed to fix the issue. I gave up on them being able to do much after that. It seems either that they have problems with GM Corporate or that they just don't want to bother trying, I'm not sure. This just isn't what I expected. In fairness, they did a great job taking care of me when my car developed an engine problem suddenly and I was afraid to drive it - they took it in without an appointment, gave me a loaner, and were able to fix it in short order. That was outstanding. There was also an issue that their body shop dealt with and they were very good. Overall, I don't know where the issue is - whether it depends on who you are dealing with or if there is a systemic issue, but it gives me pause when I consider where I will buy my next car. My experience with this location does not make me feel like I want to do business with them again, but they own many of the franchises around town and I'm not sure if my experience is typical for O'Regans, or if depends on the brand of car. It's a dilemma.

I had one of the worst customer service experiences in Canada at this dealership. The staff showed…read morevery little respect for customers, and it seemed that many of the sales representatives had very limited knowledge about the vehicles they were selling. We recently purchased a vehicle from this dealership. They handed me the keys, but one of the smart keys was missing the physical emergency key. When I asked where the emergency key was, they simply told me, "That's just how it comes from the dealership." This explanation makes no sense. Every smart key is designed to include a removable physical emergency key. It is completely unreasonable to have a slot for the physical key but no actual key inside it. Instead of looking into the issue or trying to help, they repeatedly insisted that this was normal and refused to acknowledge my concerns. As a customer, I expected honesty, professionalism, and knowledgeable service. Unfortunately, I received none of those. I would not recommend this dealership to anyone unless they improve their customer service and ensure their staff are properly trained about the vehicles they sell.

This shop is about antique and restorations of larger furnishings. Tables, armours, clocks, lamps…read moreand pieces to make an impact. There's an antique phonograph in the back. For me? I wish. The store is a double isle of content with minimal trinkets and lots of grande. Its a solid enough spot for a look if you're furniture shopping. The owner of the store was friendly enough, displaying some dry humor as he encouraged my sister and I towards the rifles. (encased in glass) Although there wasn't anything that sparked my interest for the time being, I see this as a worthy pit stop for the vintage shopper and those looking for furniture with Victorian flare.

For collectors and acquirers alike - this North End ensemble of furnishings is stuffy and serious,…read morewhile managing to be elegant and royal at the same time. This antique shop isn't of the trinket variety, instead carrying large furniture pieces and lamps, with some china and decor sprinkled in the mix. I've never been offered a salutation on my handful of visits to this shop, but I browse nonetheless, ignoring the fact that I am perpetually ignored. Today I eyed a marvelous brass and crystal candelabra, wearing a $495 price tag as well as a few rich and gorgeous bureaus. There are pieces dating back to the 1920s, perfectly restored with care, precision and expertise. The store proprietor, Jim McLellan has been working in the restoration business for some 25 years now, so brings much experience to the art of refurbishing antique goods. A fine place to duck into if you're on the hunt for some fancy home furnishings.

My journey with this dealership started Feb 11, 2019. In a nut shell, some people are really good…read moreand knowledgeable and some are not. I'm a new immigrant, I walked into this dealership to purchase an SQ5 and the sales person said they don't have one I checked various cars and really liked the Q8. However, the dealership guys said under the new immigrant program I cannot be approved for that and therefore, I ended up going with a Q5 Technik, made the required down-payment and all sorted, I drove with Q5. The next day I traveled to the US and received an email from the dealership saying they have printed my name wrong on the lease document and VW credit wants it to be as is from my passport. From the US I had to travel to India for my family emergency and didn't return until March 22nd and went to the dealership to get the lease documentation done. During some random conversation about how this lease can help me build my credit score so that I could get approved for credit approvals easily in future it revealed that I could have got approved for a Q8 in the first place ( Tony said this, he's a very knowledgeable man, if you're going to Audi Halifax make sure to talk to him before you make your final decision) then moving forward I asked what was the process for Q8 if I could get approved. He said he'd have to depreciate my Q5 price by $4000 and then making some more down payment would qualify me. Had they told me this in the 1st place I would have saved $4000. Finally, paid the difference and got the Q8 Technik and have a loss of $4000 because of the dealerships mistake and they have denied to not charge $4000 and kept saying that they have already discounted the Q8 price by 3% from their margin. At the end of the deal - I realized I lost the water bottle that they gave me with the Q5 with nice Audi logo on it and requested the salesperson if he could give it. He denied and said you just exchanged the car and we give them only with new purchase! Come on I paid additional $38K on this car which itself is equal to buying a new car. I felt that reaction from him was cheap and bad. Overall, Tony is a nice, humble and knowledgeable guy. Others that I have interacted were OK. As a dealership they're very money minded and I wish we had another Audi dealership in the Halifax area as an alternative to go.

Excellent service with pick up and drop off exactly as planned and very reasonable prices. We were…read moreon a tight timeline so delivering what was promised was really important and HFC did just that. Open early which is a bonus too.