Ok, The Wholesale Outlet is a strange little place. It's in what looks like a converted barn (!)…read moreThe parking lot (which it shares with The Apple Saddlery) is unpaved and full of potholes. When you go inside, everything is really messy and it looks like a warehouse. The back of the store is really poorly lit. So you would expect really low prices and great deals, right? Well, every clothing item hovers around the $100 mark. Now they do specialize in clothing from Canadian and European designers, and many of their items are made in Canada or in a European country, so yes, the quality is higher. However, with a name like "The Wholesale Outlet" I really was expecting lower prices. In my opinion, the majority of their items are rather dowdy, unless you are in your 8th decade of life, in which case, you would be considered a fashion plate if you wore these items. HOWEVER, if you have the time and patience to sort through their stuff, you will find some lovely gems. I have only ever purchased skirts here, and only in the clearance section at the back of the store, where everything is 50% off (but poorly lit and items are tightly packed together - my arms often hurt after pulling all the items apart to look at them on the racks). Now to give you an idea of my style, I love asymmetric hem lines, over-sized buttons, and superfluous zippers, so I'm a huge fan of the skirt styles from French, German and Scandinavian designers. The sizing of items here is a little strange. Yes, some are European sizes, but even that I found not to be consistent. I'm pretty much a North American size 2 (sometimes 0), so typically a European 36 or 38 and a UK/Australian 6 or 8. However, here I've tried on a "European 40" and a "Canadian 6" and couldn't zip up either item :P So the take home message is, if you like something, disregard the sizing, just eyeball it and if it looks like it might fit, try it on. If you are under 50 years old, you will likely be the youngest person in the store. The staff here are very nice and friendly. I don't come here often, but I will pop in once in a while to check things out.

This store is so unbelievable! Great service & amazing…read moreFrench dressing jeans. Awesome tops, jackets, shoes & beautiful sweaters! My new favorite store! Check it out, you won't be disappointed!

My son often gives me gift cards from Costco. The process used to be easy, but now they make you…read moreregister your gift card everytime you use it and they try to convince you to get a membership everytime. Annoying. Prices are ok. Not cheaper than other grocery stores when you buy on sale. Cheaper than regular prices but I never buy regular price. And it takes my husband and I forever to finish their bulk size things. They do have some things that other stores don't have like Kirkland brand. It's always busy and weekends are crazy.

Update: This Costco location is now a Costco Business Centre (well, it's been a Costco Business…read moreCentre since March 2021 but I'm just getting around to updating my review now, lol). So if you see any reviews or pictures in this listing from before March 2021, it was a regular Costco then. Costco Business Centres are more geared towards businesses, so quantities tend to be larger, they sell lots of takeout restaurant packaging, and things like commercial deep fryers. They don't sell some things that regular Costco locations sell like clothes, shoes, books, cakes, and rotisserie chickens. There's also no food court. I don't own a business, but I like going to the Costco Business Centre because it is not as busy as regular Costco locations and I just buy bigger quantities and share with my parents and my brother's family, lol. They do sell some items that regular Costco sells in the same quantities, like granola bars and chips. This location used to a regular Costco, but then it closed down when the new one on Blair Towers opened. Then it reopened as a Costco Business Centre. I've tried to update this listing, but y'all know how listing updates sometimes don't get approved for unknown reasons. (68)

Ok, so Costco is not my favorite place to go, and lets be honest, I rarely venture inside this…read moreplace. It's more of an annual trip just to remind myself why I rarely go to Costco. If you want more insight on why I don't go to Costco very often. Read my review that I wrote for the Merivale location as it pretty much sums up all Costco locations for me: https://www.yelp.ca/biz/costco-wholesale-ottawa-2?hrid=-E6Mb_C-ChZftyeb0ewHvQ&utm_campaign=www_review_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct) This new Costco however, is really nice. I ventured here on a Tuesday evening (during Covid times) and it was pretty relaxed. Checkout was quick and staff were really friendly. I really appreciate that they carried a lot of vegetarian food in bulk, like falafels, hummus, beyond sausage and wholly cauliflower wings. I just wish they would up their prepared foods game. I find it's been the same old stuff for the past couple of years. Lots of parking, clean store. I had a good experience at this Costco. Will I be back? Yes, in a year (during a weeknight and not on a Saturday)!

I'm a fan of Costco - have been a member for over 20 years, and it always pays off…read more I was happy this location opened, as it is much bigger than the original one for this area (now a Business Centre Costco, on Cyrville Rd). This store has a Food Court, Gas Station, Tire Service Center, Pharmacy, Optical Department (with Optician) and Hearing Aids - and of course all the other things you expect to find at Costco - home and garden goods, automotive related goods, home improvement goods, furniture, groceries, clothing and more.

I have been several times and it is always a joy. They have great products and I have always been…read moresomewhere between pleased and thrilled with my purchases.

Over decades, my wife and I have shopped multiple times at this store. We've always returned…read moreshopping there because of the consistent variety and quality of the products, but equally important, the high level of customer service. On our last visit, we had the pleasure of meeting the best of all time, Barry. His extraordinary devotion to helping customers is exemplary. This business is fortunate to have such a star helping them, he makes their store an inevitable destination. Cheers. Joe & Gisèle.

Went to Jordash in a bind and Melissa came through in unimaginable ways. This girls took charge and…read moregot stuff done so fast km not sure if she slept at all for a week helping us out. Thanks to these guys we were able to get our restaurant open in a timely fashion after running in to problems with one of there competitors. Thank you guys for being so helpful

From the owner: Founded in 1979, Jordash Co Ltd is a trusted supplier of commercial kitchen and restaurant…read moreequipment serving Ontario, Quebec and surrounding areas. We provide a wide range of high-quality equipment including refrigerators, freezers, fryers, ovens, and dishwashing systems for restaurants, cafés, and hospitality businesses. Our focus is on delivering reliable equipment, competitive pricing, and fast, personalized service. Whether you're opening a new restaurant or upgrading your kitchen, we help you find the right solutions to keep your operations running efficiently. At Jordash, we prioritize long-term relationships, expert guidance, and real value for our clients.

Been going here for the past 4 years for Canada Day fireworks and will continue to. Great people,…read moregreat selection and deals. They know their stuff and will number your fireworks in order from start to finish.... They will have my continued business for as long as they are around