always helpful, always available troubleshooting. I recommend this place. The are very…read moreknowledgeablel about their products. Sometimes there is a bit of a wait. but they go by numbers so it goes pretty fast. Prices are very fair

sales advisor very helpful; ensure all my questions were addressed. Store is well organized and…read moreclean.

There is one odd guy here, but you know, not that bad of a store…read more The rest of the staff are super friendly towards all their customers and helpful too. I feel bad that their store is empty whenever I come in because they actually have really good stock and a great layout. I just found out over the weekend that we have a friend that started to work there, but we didn't know that beforehand. We have gotten a lot of rare items here and they seem to keep restocking with more useful things or things we're looking for!

Unfortunately I have been here multiple times because it is the closest to my house. However every…read moresingle time I go, I have a problem with the same person. There's a guy with long hair & a beard named Gavin, he must own the place. Never have I encountered such poor customer service. Not only does he talk down to his employees, he will speak to you in the rudest & most condescending manner you've heard. The first few times I thought maybe I caught him on a bad day, but it's happened much too many times. You have to see it to believe it! I can't believe somebody trying to sell products treats people like dirt. Absolutely worst customer service.

Was sent her from sherway to get a Kinect for Xbox 360. You can see there is a huge difference in…read morerating between the sherway and Cloverdale location. It's for a really good reason. Those dirtbags at sherway never mentioned it is possible to place a hold on the items at another location. We drive to the Cloverdale location just to find out that some adult ladyboy named Greg just called in to place a hold on the Kinect. What a pain in the eh this Greg guy is. All we wanted to do is chop some fruits like ninjas Greg. Go eat a gherkin. The awesome trio of employees at this EB location went above in beyond and immediately had a Kinect located at the nearest store and requested a transfer of the item to the EB Games closest to my location out west. It is supposed to be ready for pickup tomorrow. Hope it comes thru, but even if it doesn't, the extraordinary effort made by these three was outstanding. Are you listening corporate? Give them raises! Customer service win! Thanks!

One of the better places in Etobicoke to get your games located in Cloverdale Mall; staff tends to…read morebe educated, young but are non biased, general gamers with an idea about the industry and the titles being released. Small store but pretty well organized and there is usually someone there to help at all times if you need. they also tend not to be too pushy here, I find if you step foot in the EB at Sherway for example theya re all over you!! Here you can browse at your leisure and ask for help if you need it For such a small space they do offer a fair few in store demos and they always have some sweet trailor playing in HD Good place to go to trade, they remember you and can offer alot of technical assistance as well

I don't go here as often anymore but I used to be here every weekend for a solid chunk of my life…read more Due to costs, they have cut the layout in half, increased the quantity of new release movies per new movie and reduced the # of older movies they keep in stock...unfortunately getting rid of some classics and some of the "booksturnedtomoviessoIcanfinishthatbookreport". Oh and they got rid of their adult section, which raised the type of clientele in this location considerably. Their main clientele are people who find this a better deal then netflix (wait what?), who need to buy junk food or people who want to access the cable/cellphone section of the store to get some personal face time with a rogers employee and with the selection of phones and accessories they have. The store's cable section has really been maintained and I think the staff there are up to par with other service locations (I believe they are paid on comission too for turnover of new accounts and purchases (i.e. accessories and phones) so they have a vested interest). The video side is minimum wage labour with long hours. To be honest, the clientele aren't always polite either so I feel for these kids working here. Overall, video stores are obsolete but every once in a while you want to go and get a movie and pop it into your vcr/dvd/blu-ray and just enjoy a night in. So that's why I'm a fan...

Avoid this store. I waited 1+ hours to exchange a HD PVR. The store is very understaffed and…read moreuntrained. Rogers does not respect there customers the way they run this store.

After spending 1.5 hours in the U.S. customs lineup, I needed to hydrate after finally making it…read morethrough. I saw 6 & Sundry. It was the perfect place to grab a cold beverage from the fridge. This store has pretty much everything that you need as a traveller. Craving a snack? There's everything from sunflower seeds to kettle-cooked chips. Need a gift for someone? You can pick up a Toronto sweatshirt or a beaver plushie. Did your USB cable die on you? You can buy one here. Naturally, prices are slighter higher because you're at an airport. When you really need something, you suck up the cost. I was waiting patiently for a female staffer to finish stocking up one of the fridges that I needed to access. She moved and said hi. I said hi and was relieved that I could finally get a bottle of Diet Pepsi. It was cold. I was happy. I went to the checkout to pay for my item. The woman was efficient, but not exactly giving off any warmth. I used a debit card. I tapped and all was great. My drink was over $3. It did last me a few hours. I was so happy to have something to drink at long last. It hit the spot. I am thankful that this store was the closest one offering drinks after you pass through customs. Next time, when I'm not focused on quenching my thirst, I will leisurely browse around the store instead of blowing through it like a hurricane. (217)

sun·dry /suhn-dree/ adjective…read more1. of various kinds; several 2. diverse There may not be a more on-the-spot name for a store than this. At least the sundry part, because this place is chock-full of a voluminous and diverse collection of items the traveler might need ... or might not really need but making one last impulse buy before heading home. 6 and Sundry, a chain of convenience stores/gift shops are veiled in mystery. If they have a website, it's dang near impossible to find, and no one I talked to knows of a history. Since I could only find the two locations at YYZ, I can only guess that it is a concoction made in the business development laboratory by the mad retail scientists of Toronto Pearson International Airport. What is no mystery is the depth, breadth, and quality of their sundries. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better option for general airport shopping. The biggest magazine stand and bookshelf I've seen at the airport. The biggest medicine/health and beauty section I've seen at the airport. The biggest travel-item section I've seen at the airport. The biggest toy section I've seen at the airport. And its Canada-related stuff is impressive, from t-shirts, hoodies, hats, sweaters, etc., as well as the gigantic display of maple syrup-related goodies. When it comes to maple, the 6 & Sundry collection goes toe-to-toe with the best of the 60+ souvenir shops I've been to during my 9 days in eastern Canada. Sure, the pricing is a little high in spots. On the other hand, there's the occasional gem like 2 for $25 t-shirt and hat deal. Diverse and various kinds of items, with several options. The perfect way to define "sundry" ... AND to define 6 & Sundry!