Outstanding service, Gregory S. did a fantastic job today of describing options and the Barton…read moreStreet store has a really superior selection of many products and styles. The value offered is outstanding when compared with other chains. I would recommend this company.

If you are ever in Canada, make sure Costco Food Court is on your list of places to visit!! It…read morewas on my "must do" list and I walked out satisfied and disappointed that they don't offer these in the states. We got the following items: - Beef Hotdog - Polish Dog - wings (10 pcs) - poutine The wings were awesome, wish they had these in the states. It was crispy and perfectly seasoned, don't need the buffalo or bbq sauce. Poutine - it hit the spot perfectly, they put a lot of cheese curds. Definitely this is a must to get. If you are not a fan of cheese curds, ask them for less. Can't go wrong with the hotdogs - $1.50 CAN, which means it's cheaper than the states. Self order, they take Costco Citi Visa card. Food comes out quickly, the only draw back, there's limited seating.

Like any other Costco Warehouse, it has ample parking spots available in front the warehouse and…read moreit's a one-stop-shop for all your groceries, home accessories, and gardening. Great variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat and seafood, dairy products, deli, etc. You just need to choose the time of your visit wisely as it's busier during afternoons/evenings and you need to stay in lineup for checkout or you'd have trouble finding parking spot.

The store looks great. Excellent products. The only issue is you must purchase extra screws while…read moreyou are there just in case. And a Pozidriv screwdriver. If you don't already own one. This is a must. It makes life way easier. I cannot find the screws anywhere. Maybe because I am from America but I think it's an Ikea thing. Besides that, excellent value.

It's easily accessible through QEW and Plains Rd…read more The showroom is well-organized and the restaurant area is clean and well-maintained. It offers good budget-friendly furniture and decoration items, except that many of the items are out of stock. Their ice creams are a must-try after shopping. They have new vegan strawberry ice cream, too.

Yeah, always have great service and friendly staff, they are one of the smallest Home Depot's in…read moreOntario I believe, making the selections, not always the greatest, but they're always stocked. The value is great because they always beat the lowest marked price by 10%.

Of all the Home Depot stores I've been to across Canada, this one is the absolute best!…read more The selections at the paint department is waay better than Canadian Tire and Rona, and prices are better too. The two guys working there are knowledgeable and friendly. The garden center is amazing, although a bit pricy. The whole store is clean, organized, welcoming and filled with so much selection that I don't see any reason to go elsewhere for my home supply shopping.

When I visit, I normally look at the non appliances stuff (ex. household items, stationery, storage…read morecontainers, slippers). The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). It reminds me of Dollarama but with a lot more options and variety of things. The shop is sort of a general store (minus the food). Design and colors seem to range from cute to somewhat neutral. You will find what you need pretty easily. Also, the pricing is pretty cheap and affordable (depending on what you get).

Pretty good for random finds. some things are questionable in terms of authenticity, but the prices…read moredo reflect that. much like a home hardware store that has a bit of everything. they've really increased their inventory and variety over the years.

Murron's Cabinetree is a really nice furniture store especially if you are looking for a more…read morerustic style of furnishing. Their furniture are made from reclaimed lumber ranging in age from 80 to 100 years. Natural imperfections such as small cracks, nail holes, and warps have been intentionally left untouched to capture the beauty. Murron's furniture are well made and also practical too. Their online store does have a great selection and photos. Great to check out what they offers...........

You can find some amazing deals on great home appliances brands like Black & Decker and Cuisinart!…read morePrices are very competitive!

Had some time to kill before a showing, so I stopped off at this tucked away Homesense in Clarkson…read moreVillage, re: home of the old White, sometimes rich, people! Size-wise, this Homesense was not as impressive as the ones that I've been to at Bathurst/Centre (Thornhill) or even Vaughan Mills. It's on the smaller size, HOWEVER, the benefit is that it's waaay quieter than those other locations. Actually, it's probably even quieter than any Winners that I've been to! The location definitely has a part to play in that "been transported back in time" feeling. There's no sense of urgency or rush, just relaxation. I had a question about what was included in a package of bedding - it wasn't stated on the label - and the sales associate, who was doing something else at the time, actually went to another associate to find out for me. Who does that nowadays? If I were in the area, I wouldn't hesitate to stop here 'cause I don't like shopping in crowded places.

The TJ Maxx line of stores have always fascinated me…read more The three brands - WInners, Homesense and Marshall's - have made their trade in being a glorified clearance store for many low and mid-range brands, and this location in Clarkson is no exception. I'd argue that it's the perfect fit for the Clarkson community, as it accurately sums the sleepy, docile nature of the community. I ended up coming here to kill a few hours and get in on some late Boxing Day shopping after the New Year, and was extremely surprised to find that half the store was on clearance. I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that a good 40-50% of the goods on sale were either marked with tags or set up on "Clearance" endcaps, which was extremely amusing considering there was SO MUCH of it still on display. $2 packs of PUR gum, dirt-cheap Christmas and designer decorations, all sorts of weird food items for pennies on the dollar... makes the mind boggle with how much product is back there that they struggle to sell it all even with 80-90% discounts. One thing I'll definitely give the store credit for is that it's generally very quiet, the service is prompt, and you're generally bound to find something you want, whether it's a weird knick-knack or a book that interests you. In the end, we ended up buying a bunch of themed Christmas foods (including peppermint bark coffee liqueur and chocolate candy-cane shaped shortbread cookies), along with some odds and ends. I find I like visiting here every time in the area. Despite it's similar layout and product offerings as Winners (take out the men's/women's fashion and you have Homesense), the service and selection put it a cut above. Definitely a worthwhile anchor store in Clarkson Village Plaza.