Another really solid location that is doing things right. They have the click and collect option…read morehere for both vehicle and in-person pick-up. Just simply give them a call and follow the directions on the sign to do contactless (or near contactless) pick-up of your items. The mall entrance facing the plaza is closed so you will have to walk, drive, or park over in their smaller lot to do contactless pick-up to enter their store.

Lowe's at Danforth & Victoria Park is my go-to store for appliances (small & large), kitchen,…read morebathroom and other home improvement items. We have purchased carpeting, flooring, a refrigerator, bathroom fixtures and kitchen sink among other items in the past year. Each time the selection and service have been beyond compare.

We bought a coffee grinder from the store and upon returning home, found that the cover was…read morescratched. We tried to return the product the next day buy the manager Jennifer refused to accept a return. She stuck to her guns and refused to budge saying it was just a scratch and being a floor model, it happens.

We were in search for a shower caddy and were just about to leave the plaza when we popped in to…read morehave a quick look. We ended up with a 3 tier corner glass shelf instead of a shower caddy and it was on even on sale. There was a staff member at the entrance with hand sanitizer and the cashiers had a plexiglass shield as separation from customers.

HUUUUUUUUUUUGE place…read more Helpful staff but extremely busy on the weekends. They have every, single thing you could possibly need here.

Why NEVER to buy an appliance from Home Depot !!…read more We recently purchased an LG washer and dryer set from the Home Depot on Ellesmere Road in Toronto. We wanted an GE profile which has features such as "deep fill" for the water level, but were told that this model is not available in Canada due to the trade war. Fine. we were sold an LG set washer model WT6105CM as being it's equivalent. It certainly is NOT ! The settings include "deep fill" but only allows a corresponding setting of "deep wash" (not normal or delicate, etc.). there is no soaking feature... After we ruined, a large load of delicate items turned into rags, we were explained to never use deep wash as this setting is very abrasive and intended for the washing of construction clothing and the like. Returning to the Home Depot with the damaged clothing, we were told that we only had 24 hours to return the appliances (never previously alerted to...) An LG technician who was dispatched several weeks later after we had made a half dozen visits to Home Depot to get the issue resolved, explained that the "deep wash" on this model is a "never to be used setting other than for construction level dirt cleaning" he also disclosed that he buys all his appliances from Costco, which has a 90 day return policy (including for appliances) versus Home Depot's ridiculous 24 hours. The technician was very sympathetic to the issue. We had with these enforced settings and took photos of the ruined clothes. We continue to turn our towels and sheets into shreds when setting a deeper water level. The LG dryer DLE 6100 M also has default settings likely designed by a man... At dry level "normal" say for bath towels, it restricts the temperature to "medium heat" and won't allow the "high heat" setting so you have to run it TWICE! !A Home Depot supervisor suggested [after the fact) to only buy machines with basic settings that are all owner controlled . After months of frustration, wasted time and effort trying to deal with different departments and "managers" at both Home Depot and LG we have received ZERO satisfaction, nor compensation for damages caused by 1. the failure to disclose that it is not compatible with the GE profile model and 2. A policy requiring the consumer to return major appliances within 24 hours of purchase in contrast to 90 day return policies at stores such as Costco . YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED !

Out shopping for garden products with my sweetie and this location was conveniently close by…read more It's a huge store with so many departments to cater to your home improvement wants and needs. Staff where readily available to direct me to the garden centre I was seeking. We used the self-checkout stations to pay for the clay pots and a few plants.

This location has provided my best Home Depot experiences over the past ten years. If you need a…read moreHome Depot in East York or western Scarborough, I definitely recommend this store over the Ellesmere & Wicksteed locations. I can't comment on every single department or any of their installation services, but just in terms of the retail store - staff helpfulness & friendliness, in-stock levels, fairly clear & well maintained aisles, well chosen skid drop locations - they just seem to do a better job. Most recently I bought an Air Conditioner here and some weather stripping & insulation products. Noticed how the bulky HVAC products were all displayed in the spacious front part of the store for easy access by dolly or hand-truck and short run to the checkout & parking lot (whereas at Wicksteed they're split up with some AC's in the middle section where you'd have to bring them through aisles...). It helps that there often seems to be less of a crowd here. But I suspect part of that is due to customers being helped more promptly and competently both on the sales floor and at checkout.

I often come to this plaza to visit the Best Buy. I decided to walk over to HomeSense recently,…read morewhich is next door. I managed to get a couple of items that were reduced. I got a pig-shaped breakfast mould for making pancakes and eggs. It was $2 and I wanted to give it a try. I also got an ice cube tray where the cubes are pineapple-shaped. It was also silicone and was going for a reduced price of $2. As much as I loved the food and kitchen accessories, everything else in the store wasn't as interesting to me. Maybe I have visited too many HomeSense stores with cool items as of late. Other than my two items that I purchased, everything else was okay. I eventually made it to the checkout to pay for my items. I had a cheerful woman who helped me with my transaction. All went well. I'll come back down the road to check out the store some more. I was thrilled to find my two great deals and hope to find more soon. (333)

HomeSense is a large department store with brand name products at very decent prices…read more It's part of parent TJX Companies holding that also includes Winners & Marshalls so you might notice some similarities in how all these stores is layed out. HomeSense stores have brand name merchandise for any room in your home including art, furniture, lighting and rugs. The consumer target market is drop-in customers as you can't shop on-line (...which is currently the case). On any given week they can stock a product you may never see stocked again. Other HomeSense stores may not have the same product on hand. If you like it, then I suggest you buy as you can always return it if you change your mind. Staff are helpful and checkouts are fairly quick.

I am not a regular Bed Bath & Beyond shopper. I have dropped by this store in Richmond Hill in the…read morepast, but I average shopping here every few years! For the longest time, I have wanted a Sodastream machine. I like the idea of making my own fizzy drinks and feeling classy sipping them. I like the thought of reducing the number of cans and bottles I use when buying pop and sparking drinks. Every little bit helps. I noticed in my inbox that Bed Bath & Beyond had a $20 coupon of an entire order. I decided to use it towards my new Sodastream machine. I also ordered a bottle of raspberry mint syrup to get started on my adventure making fizzy drinks. I ordered online and used my coupon to get $20 off my order. I chose to pick up both items. The minor problem? The Sodastream model that I wanted was available at my local Markham location and not at this store. My raspberry mint syrup was in stock here, but not at the Markham store. Yes, I visited two different Bed Bath & Beyond stores within two hours. It was nice getting reacquainted with them. This store is with a bunch of box stores, including Winners, PetSmart, Best Buy, and more. There was plenty of parking on a Saturday afternoon. I browsed around the store. It was clean and bright. I looked at hand sanitizer and masks, and planted myself in the small appliances section for the longest time. I went to the pickup counter. My wait wasn't long. I gave the woman my name and a brief description of my item. She went to a couple of locked cabinets to fetch my bottle of beverage syrup. I provided photo ID (yay to an expired driver's licence that is valid these days during this pandemic) and the bottle was mine. I thanked her and left. On my way out the door, I was mesmerized by a cute Sun Bum ape mascot holding a tube of lip balm. I looked like such a tourist taking a photo of him. Sadly, he wasn't for sale. Otherwise, I would have bought him on impulse. I had a great experience picking up my order. I'll come back and shop here in a few years... haha! (224)

Had to order something last minute for my wife and the process was very alsnooth. Signed up for an…read moreaccount on line, placed the order and confirmation was first thing the next day as with many curbside pick ups, you just pull into a stall, clock on the 'I'm here' link and within a few moments, the rep comes out with your order. On this particular day, it was raining and I felt badly as the rep did not have an umbrella. It is much appreciated the work that these folks do to keep the business running smoothly. You also need to trust the order to ensure it is accurate. I had ordered some towels and bedsheets with no issues. To top it off, I received a 15% discount off the order, so make sure to sign up with a free account to take advantage of the little extras! -Zuk

I walked into Kitchen Stuff Plus with no intention of buying anything. I have no intention of…read morebuying anything. I have everything I need. Wrong! I just couldn't take my eyes off that French Press, 50% off! Perfect! Just perfect for me! But I don't need ANYTHING? I guess I need something after all! I think I don't need anything! I think I have everything! Until I walked into Kitchen Stuff Plus!

Zero return options for online purchases. I live in Ottawa, bought several items online. However, I…read morewas sent a mug in a different colour than I had indicated in my order. The only solution? Return in person. WHAT? I live more than 4 hours away from the nearest store. TOTALLY their mistake and now I'm stuck with an ugly pink mug that doesn't match the other green one, which was the colour I paid for.

Solutions definitely has an extensive variety of products to organize your home or office. I like…read moremany of their items, but man, they're costly! I'll only shop here during promotions, or if I have a coupon. This is the largest location I've been to, so I was surprised they were sold out of hanging suit bags. It's been a few weeks, and they still haven't restocked these items. I actually ended up going to another location that was smaller, but had what I was looking for. Tips: Sign up for their email alerts, and call ahead if you're looking for a specific item.

I love this store! I got a purple basket for work to house my mouse, snacks, VOIP phone, and such…read more It has a handle, which is convenient. I also got a square plastic container that also has a spout. You can opt to add flour or sugar into the container and pour it out through the spout. Items there are clever! The store is clean and organized (of course!). I can spend hours there. I also got a cloud-shaped USB hub that was also on sale. The store does have sales. You just need to be patient and look for them.