Stanley Park Mall is a smaller mall in Kitchener. I came here to shop at Zehrs for groceries and…read moredidn't realize that it was a part of this mall until I had arrived. During this pandemic, I have tried to avoid visiting malls. Large, public, indoor spaces don't make me feel at ease these days. However, if there's a business that is relatively close to a main entrance, I'm okay dashing over and out. It was the case with Zehrs. This mall has stores that I tend to shop at. Give me a drug store, supermarket, and a discount store, and I'm a happy camper. Walmart, Dollar Tree, and Zehrs are the stores that anchor this mall. There is also an LCBO, so it's good in my books. I didn't walk around the entire mall. I will when it's safe to do so. There were washrooms close by Zehrs. Zehrs also has washrooms. The one in Zehrs was clean and had hand santizer. The shopping crowd is a bit older. There aren't enough stores to attract hardcore shopaholics to spend time here. There is a dentist and a doctor's office, so it's decent. I liked my brief experience at this mall. I can't wait to discover more about it down the road. (12)

I have flagged visiting this Winners for a while. It is near a bunch of box stores, including…read moreCostco. This store shares the same parking lot as Dutchie's and PetSmart. I had no problem finding a spot. As with many Winners stores, there are displays when you first walk into them. I was pleased to enter this one, as it was -30°C outside with the windchill. I found a number of decent items. I got a bottle of OPI base coat and a pair of cozy pajama bottoms. The best part about shopping at Winners is that it has large shoe sizes for folks like me. I found a pair of Vans moccasin hi-top suede sneakers for $18. It originally was going for $50 and got reduced three times before I found them, tried them on, and said that they were meant to be. The store wasn't busy. There was one customer at the checkout before I went up there. The woman was friendly and cheerful. I love this Winners. I'm glad I finally visited it! (15)

Huge warehouse liquidation center mostly from Costco stores. Huge parking lot around the building…read more This place is only open Friday's and Saturday. They take cash and credit cards. I'm told that there is a huge line that forms before the store opens in the morning. We came in the afternoon and walked right in. The place was pretty crowded but you could still get around quite easy. In the two food isles I saw dented cans of soups, broken or bashed boxes of other dry food items. There was a good assortment of Christmas chocolates and candy. You should know your prices before you buy anything. The clothes aisle was complete chaos with most of the clothing thrown in huge piles caused by people rummaging through trying to find sizes. Here you could get jeans for $10. A kids snowsuit for under $30. The day we came all the winter clothing was 40% off. This place is hit and miss. People mess it up. I'm sure when they open the doors in the morning the place is nicely organized. Then there is a wild rush to get the best deal and it all goes to hell. We had a fun time and enjoyed all the good deals we found.

This liquidation location contains huge discounts off goods from various Costco stores. It can be a…read moremadhouse dealing with other savvy shoppers who don't care whether they will run you over to get good deals. They will! You need to grab a strong blue IKEA bag when you first walk in. I recommend not wearing your coat in the store, because there are so many folks in there that the body heat will make you feel like you are having hot flashes! Today was my second time there. I got many 1L boxes of almond beverage both times. The beverage is unsweetened and goes for $1.50 each, which is dirt cheap! Today, I got two pairs of jeans. They go for $10 a pair. There was a 25% discount on clothes today, so it was ridiculous to get a decent pair for $7.50 each. I also got a rain jacket going for $25 before the discount. This recommendation came from my boyfriend, who loves this store. I do, too. It does get crowded. There are two lines for payment. The one on the left is for credit cards and debit. The other is for cash only. (74)

The Guess Factory is located just off on Pinebush next to the former Rona that is now a COVID…read morevaccination site. The location had some seasonal options, though I find it lacks the cocktail dress selection some mall location have. I do prefer Guess because they have the Asian petite fit for cocktail dresses-the north American Small rarely fit and I have to squeeze into an XXS which can be hit and miss. I bought 2020 some really awesome wedges, the clearance for footwear is abundant but style selection limited. So it's a hit and miss for me. As of late this store seems to be overrun with infant clothing so if you're looking for something it might be here if you're a size "baby".

came in to purchase a bag for my wife and everyone was incredibly RUDE! i wasn't entirely sure what…read morethe "name" of the bag was and apparently that was the end of the world. i had terrible service because i didnt know that the bag with a chain was called something like "Jennifer". i left without purchasing and will not be shopping here again.

this is literally the worst giant tiger I had ever stepped foot into. The staff pick and choose who…read morethey are friendly based on how you look and can be extremely rude. They act as if they're entitled, and you can literally see them talking behind your back and carrying on as if they were no customers in the store. If you want to be treated like a second class citizen, then it's the perfect place to be.

Giant Tiger should come to Etobicoke... I like this location…read moreand the one in Hamilton. The stores have a different 'vibe' than WalMart (awful vibe, no vibe, bad vibe...??) They remind me of the 'ol days of BI-WAY, BARGAIN HAROLDS (smaller stores, often good sales/prices).

This mall is probably one of my favourite hideaway, if I'm not at work you'll find me...doing lunch…read morein the area and shopping! The mall has a lot of changes, pre pandemic the indoor ice rink in the mall open with promotion free ice skating- and if you were a spectator you can ooo and ahhh at the pet store with the puppies in the window. Just fyi that pet store is gone now. I've dont some uber ests pick up coincidentally in the mall, there hadn't been a food place I quite enjoyed for quality or hidden gem and the markings on the floor for social distancing are Soooooo confusing. The mall has a few entrances, you can enter from the main entrance where the Osmows and east side Mario is. My favourite less crowded entrance is the back where the new bowling alley is, the entrance has enough parking you can turn in from Conestoga Blvd and you're there -plus the Zehrs is there the Starbucks inside (yay). There is some good outlet shopping here, theres a Marshall's and theres some others. I swear I bought the cutest cocktail champagne dress that was retail $200 for $20, so there are deals here. Now that the pandemic restrictions have been lifted there are return options where stores were pretty much forcing final sale. So if you're in the area or just need an indoor walking gym, this is the place. It feels empty but I feel my shopping is efficient, no lines up :)

I really like the safety measures that they have in placed around the mall, especially in their…read morefood court. It made me more comfortable walking around and eating there.

I bought a Garmin in June 2021 ( to replace my Sky Caddie) and I found it wouldn't charge…read moreconsistently for me. I was really frustrated and called Golf Town, talked to Greg and he asked me to bring the watch in, he would take it home with him that night and do some trouble shooting, and it would be ready for me to pick up the following morning at 10:00 AM. Greg wasn't working that day, but had dropped it off for me anyway. It turns out it was a faulty charging cable. They replaced the cable for me and it works like a charm. Thank you to everyone at Golf town for their excellent customer service.

3.8 stars! Has some good places around but can get boring. My favourite spots in the plaza are…read moremarshalls, homesense, urban barn, meetpoint, coffee culture and their popeyes! It's nice to sit at the park in summer too where there's a slashpad and jungle gym. Just watch out for mosquitos!

I was looking for some locally handcrafted purses and accessories for my wife, and I came across…read morethis wonderful store while shopping on the main street in St. Jacob's. They have a great number of one-of-a-kind gifts and neat handmade items. The store is located in the basement of another store, so you have to keep an eye out for it. The staff were really helpful and friendly, and had no problem directing me to the items I was looking for (and I'm a guy, so it's not like I know what I'm doing when I go to a place like this). We were able to find a tote bag locally made by Care.e.on Bags at a great price. Thanks again for all of your help!