This is a cute little mall near our hotel and they had the standard businesses we were looking for…read morein our travels: Safeway (food and snacks for the road), ScotiaBank (to get some Canadian dollars), drug and book store (books for the kids) along with other shops and businesses. The liquor store person was very helpful in recommending some local (as far as Canada goes) wines and they were actually very good. The food court is typical with a few chain operations and everything seem fine. A very good place to pick things up before heading to Banff and beyond.

Nice people . Maple syrup . Keychains. Drive right thru to the border. They also have Maps and…read moreother information you may need on surrounding areas .

Stopped in to get a knit hat. They had some, but just way to expensive. The rest of the store had…read morea large selection of most souvenir type items. The store is in a nice location in the downtown area. The staff tried to be as helpful as possible, but just could not find a hat that was a good value.

Tory Burch makes my heart sing…read more I love the high quality style, and the service is excellent! I have shopped both in Chinook Center and online and the service and product have been consistently exceptional. Wait until you read this story of exceptional customer service. I had a small, casual wedding in July 2013 and purchased both my shoes and wedding dress from Tory Burch (I posted pictures so you can see). The ladies at Tory Burch were enthusiastic, helpful and got me suited up, and even watered down with a diet coke while I shopped (seriously?? I never expected that kind of hospitality!). Fast forward a few months, I tried on my dress and....... I put on a "little weight". I needed to go up a size. The dress was unworn, and I brought it in and they went through the whole rigoramol again, (diet coke, friendly, helpful, compassionate) and i got the "new" correct size and was out the door. Now here's the kicker. Right before my wedding, I get a delivery to my home. Flowers! From Tory Burch, CONGRATULATING me! They have a fan for life. I tell everyone the story. They need to know how Tory Burch has gone above and beyond any retail experience I have had. They honestly have inspired me to do better, because I can see what a difference it makes.

Review #2 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge 2012…read more Tory Burch opened about a week ago and I was so excited as I'm a big fan of their flats. I told my husband about it and joked that he should buy me a pair of ballet flats. Well he took it seriously and agreed, what's a girl to do? :) The one grayed out star is for the overall feel of the store. When we walked in it felt like the store was too cramped. The shelves look like they were too small for the number of items there wanted to display. In the spot where the ballet flats are, it looked like they just placed one of each style they have without thinking if the display will actually entice their customers into purchasing. Those four stars are for their products and service. Their products maybe a bit on the pricey side but they last and their designs go with a lot of styles - I love that cos I hate thinking too much about what shoes or bag goes with what. Their sales people are friendly and really attentive. I think I had two ladies help me and I only tried on two pairs of shoes. My husband was happy too because he was offered refreshments while waiting for me try on shoes, also he didn't have to get out of the couch to pay and claim our purchase (we're not as lazy as this in real life :P) I wouldn't say it's a place that you go to every week for shopping unless you really can afford to do so. I will probably have to eat leather and live in my purse if I do that. For the service and quality of product I think this place is worth checking out and maybe once in a while buy something that pleases your eyes. I think it's just fair for a lady to splurge every now and then right? :)

Where there's a Canadian City, somewhere there's a stylishly located Roots. For this Calgary…read moreoutpost, you'll find it at the crossroads of Uptown-ish (17th Avenue) and the 4th Street Restaurant Row. The humanity statues in front of the store is also a nice touch. Regardless of the Loonie - US Dollar exchange rate, I also find Roots stuff to be a bit dear price wise. That's why the Outlet stores (I've been to the ones in both Calgary and Edmonton) are worth checking out first. This particular Roots just happened to have some nice sales when I was there, so their great and stylish selection of clothes and accessories were even more tempting this time around.

Just for the area, not really a shopping retail area with the smorgasbord of restaurants left right…read moreand centre, I love this area, can spend a whole day here. (and I found another burger place, Burgers Inn, but I digress). Big store at corner location. Walking to the men's section in the back is actually spacious for once. Liked how they put their snack food/souvenirs (maple syrup) on table in front of the cashier. Their jackets are well-made, even the hoodie part is heavy enough so it stays in one place despite the wind lol. Liked how the pockets have zippers to keep your valuables tucked in, but at $300, I can wait :) They have a promo going on now for gift cards, you get $25 GC for every $75 you buy. deal!

Nicely laid out store…read more Super friendly and helpful staff! I love that. It's nice to be greeted when you walk in a store. Good sales. A lot of selection on a variety of styles and ample sizes available in the times I was trying on.

Airdrie Reitmans store is a terrible place to shop. During my visit 3 weeks ago to do an exchange…read moreand some shopping an employee working on the sales floor was wearing her mask as a chin warmer, she was coughing without covering her mouth several times while stocking garments that people will be purchasing and touching. The sales clerks action made me feel unsafe, nervous and very uncomfortable since we are living in a COVID19 world I knew I had quickly do my return and leave the store. I mentioned my concern to another staff member who seemed to not care, she covered for her colleague saying she has asthma and can't wear a mask. I decide to make a call to head office to voice my concerns. I'm still waiting for someone to get back to me 3 plus weeks later. The Silence speaks volumes and says to me that Reitman does not care about its customers. Maybe my next stop is a call to Alberta Health. In my opinion this store needs to be visited by the health board I'm sure they will care. Shoppers beware!

This place is perfect for a grandma with a big personality or I guess other ages as well. I think…read morethey should've called this "A Blingy Place," rather than its current name. It's rare to see this many crystal encrusted items in one place, so for that alone, it was worth the trip for me. They pack a pretty good variety of items into this petite shop. If I had to guess, the target market is cruise or Vegas bound 60+. But since nobody adheres to style rules anymore, that doesn't mean it's not worth a look. I bought a blingy wristlet for carrying my phone and a fab rhinestone belt. Staff was friendly and tried to be helpful. Some of the price points seemed high for the polyester stuff or some of the graphic oversized t's. Touches I loved: the gorgeous handmade cards, the little rhinestone on the business card, and learning they do weekly online fashion shows. You GO, girls!

All of the staff are genuinely kind and thoughtful. They will go out of their way to find the…read morecolours that you prefer. In my case, I came in with a shoulder I jury and I was helped to get things off and on!! The ladies are very kind! Of course it's easy to purchase clothing when everyone is do helpful! Brenda Hall

We were last here in 2013. It used to be super busy in the summer. This is May, so young people are…read morestill in school. Even then, the parking is very crowded. We went for the food court. There are fewer restaurants now, less variety, pricier too. My won ton noodle soup was $13, with 5 small won ton and lots of noodles similar to Ramen. Two of the Anchor store were closing, which doesn't bode well for the mall. High end stores like Rolex and Tiffany were very sparce, but that's normal. The mall has a nice feel and atmosphere. Might need a touch of modernizing, but not a lot.

The customer support inside the store is easily the WORST I've ever had the displeasure of dealing…read morewith. I'm looking at you, Kenny! The staff there was completely disinterested in helping the customers. prices are rung in differently from what the tags say., and the the staff doesn't seem to care enough to change them. I've never been inside a store with worse costumer-oriented service.

We had a wonderful experience at the lululemon store at CF Chinook Centre in Calgary thanks to…read moreErick. My wife and I were visiting from Nevada, United States, and Erick made us feel very welcomed. He was extremely patient, friendly, and professional. He took the time to introduce different summer styles to us and also clearly explained the current promotions. We originally came in because a security tag had not been removed from an item we purchased at a lululemon store in the U.S. That situation was a little frustrating, but Erick completely turned our experience around. Because of his positive attitude, patience, and excellent customer service, we felt comfortable continuing to shop at this location. Erick is a bright, warm, and professional team member. Good employees like him should be recognized and rewarded. Thank you, Erick, for making our visit such a pleasant one.

Sister came to see if there are better deals at this location compared to the location at Market…read moreMall. Its all the same deal. Too bad. Well this location is convenient. I mean its inside Chinook mall. So more people inside the mall and this is a much more trendy mall location. Overall, I have to say shopping here is like walking into a crowded discount store. Its not that comfy. Why would they have a discount section near the back middle of the store. Most stores have it at the end.