This is bar none the best joe fresh in Nova Scotia. It seems to have the best selection and the…read morebest clearance section too. I travel back and forth between Cape Breton a fair bit, and I almost always make it a point to stop here. I just can't seem to leave this particular joe fresh empty-handed. The following is a general review of joe fresh: Who doesn't love joe fresh? Tons of fantastic pieces at even better prices. It's the perfect place to spice up your wardrobe without breaking the bank. I always find something great in the clearance section for anywhere from $2.95 to $9.95. I also appreciate the wide variety of both athletic wear and lounge/sleep wear. And how convenient is it to get your fashion fix whilst grocery shopping? Am I right?

A superb place to buy baby gifts and cloths for your kids. Clean, well organized with great prices,…read morethis consignment shop sells clothing for babies, children and pregnant mamas. You will also find toys, shoes, sleep sacks, strollers, swings - basically all the essential baby gear. The place was spick and span. I would have let my four-year-old use the old five second rule, had be been with us and dropped a cracker on the floor. I was equally thrilled that the space lacked that awful, dank smell that so many secondhand clothing stores can't seem to get rid of. The prices are some of, if not the, best I've seen in a consignment shop. Pricing seemed to be pretty standard per item regardless of brand. Long sleeve shirts for a one-year-old were $2.50 and my sister picked up the sweetest sundress for her babe for only $4.50. A rare occasion, we were kidless, but had we dragged along the hoodlums, there was a fenced in play space that would have kept them occupied while we shopped. Brilliant move on the owner's behalf. Located in the quiet town of Stellarton, I didn't expect it to be busy mid afternoon on a Friday, but the place was bumpin. I noted, the woman working, whom I assume was the owner, seemed to know everyone. A key to success when owning a small business in a small community no doubt. They also sold a few baby items made locally, something I alway like to see. I ended up buying one of those Tupperware ball things that you fit the different shapes into and a reusable bib for a whopping $4.50. I had been planning on giving this place five stars, until I got home and realized the toy I bought didn't work. My dad pointed out it was my own stupidity for not checking before I bought it. Luckily, my dad, named "the fixer" by his grandkids, engineered something together and got the ball thing to open and close again. Although new to me, Bubble Tree has been in business for three years. Wish I'd known about it earlier. I'll definitely be back and recommending to all my mama friends who live in the area or might be passing through.

There is no bathroom available to the public. The staff however are very kind and helpful. You can…read morefind a decent plus size clothing selection most times and the kids clothing is always in good supply. The quality is always better than going to a different thriftstore and the pricing is set for each clothing group. They don't overcharge.

Was kicked out just as I was going through doors because I was carrying a closed timbits box in my…read morehand. She was very rude about it.

We were looking for some souvenir t-shirts and this shop had tons of colors to choose from. We…read morewere able to get colors we don't currently have. I found a couple cute items-a light house to remind me of our coastal drives, wooden sand dollar table coasters and some T-shirts. The clerks were friendly and the shop was a sea of colors with all the t-shirts, sweatshirts etc.