I was looking for products online but everything Canadian was looking very expensive. So when I…read morepopped in to this store and found better-than-the-web pricing and NO shipping costs, I was happy! Also, their PetPerks program is International so I didn't have to create a new account from my USA home town.

Horrible service waited for someone for like 30 minutes and we asked someone to help us but they…read moresaid they couldn't get it done so they paged the store still nobody came horrible service

To describe Bulk Barn, it's like "Honest Weight" (a store in Albany NY) on steroids! This store is…read moredefinitely a baker's paradise! Bulk Barn carries thousands of bulk items (almost everything I can think of and more) including spices, grains, flour, oats, confections, candies, chocolates, nuts, dried fruits, popping corn, seeds, snacks, nut butters, sugars, sweeteners, coffee, drink mixes, cake mixes, dried beans, rice, pasta, cereals, soup stocks, pet foods, and much more, all self serve bagged & tagged (write down item number) and weighed by the pound or 100 grams. Ingredients for the products are clearly displayed next to the price(s). They also carry vitamins & herbal supplements, as well as plenty of baking supplies and Wilton cake decorating supplies. I was very impressed by the massive selection of bulk foods that Bulk Barn carries in their store. What is great about this concept is that you can buy what you need and don't have to buy entire packages of specific ingredients for a recipe. If you need only 1/2 lb of flour, you can buy 1/2 lb of flour and not have to purchase a whole 5 lb bag of flour. The prices here are decent for Canadian standards, but seemed high for an American. Just to note, I've seen much lower prices for many of the same bulk goods sold in the USA, most of which are prepackaged. For example, pine nuts were around $30/lb at Bulk Barn and I can get pine nuts in the USA for about $24 for 1 lb - eight 2 oz packages at $2.99 each. Sam's Club in Bangor ME had pine nuts for $9.93 for 15 oz (in Sept 2012). Pasta (wheat) was over $3/lb at Bulk Barn and pasta is usually around $0.99/lb on sale in the USA. The prices for peanuts and bagged snacks at Bulk Barn seemed pretty reasonable. Also, look out for Bulk Barn sales flyers in the newspapers which have coupons attached (ie. $3 off $10 purchase before taxes).

This is a small family owned business, which I love to support. They have lots of products for…read moreanything related to dogs, cats, fish, reptiles, small animals, birds and horses. They have high quality dog food and a selection of collars and leashes (what I shop for most commonly). Most of the prices are extemely reasonable. They have adoptable fish, reptiles and small animals. The have adoptable cats from local rescues. They have the self-serve dog bath and the manager is available most days for nail cutting. The animals in the store are VERY well cared for, with pretty much daily water and bedding changes (I know firsthand). The staff are HIGHLY knowledgeable about the pets and products - you don't find that anywhere else. Come support your local pet store!

I have excellent service there. The selection of fishes unbelievable value isn't too bad. They have…read morerabbits as well. A bunch of horse gear guinea pig anything you name it shirt personalized stuff you can make they have it all. They even have a little free section. they have everything you need. I even bought that fish tank in and everything that's in the fish tank and I have well over 500 fish.

Stopped for first time about a month ago. She was by herself and very busy but it gave me time to…read morelook around. When we did talk she was very kind and willing to spend time with me. Fish selection seemed low but had nice birds, supplies, clothing, and lots of children items for sale. Will be back for sure. Jim H.