This is my favourite Dollarama in the area. The place is always organized, and well-stocked; the…read morestaff/cashier is always ready to serve. It pretty much has everything I need for every occasion. The only con is that because of inflation, nothing is really $1 anymore, even chips is $2.50-$3.25/bag :'( but still cheaper than regular supermarket prices!

My Hubby has this thing about Dollarama. He loves it. Can't get enough of Dollaramas - near where…read morehe works in downtown TO or anywhere we pass, its like squealing tires and a detour into a Dollarama whenever he sees one. So ... he dragged me in to one today and I have to confess. I was impressed. Good quality coffee for $1.79 for an excellent, smooth Vietnamese/Costa Rican blend which I have had before. Also, purchased some very good quality Dead Sea facial skin products from Israel. Huge selection on gift wrapping items and if you have kids, lots of stuff for Halloween. Store was clean, lineup long a tad disorganized in that regard. Also got foil baking trays, etc. at a fraction of the price you pay at the grocery store. I think Hubby has turned me on to Dollarama ...

I visited this Dollarama earlier this month. It's on the south side of Highway 7, east of Kennedy…read moreRoad. This Dollarama used to be Foodland. Before Foodland, it used to be an IGA. This store is in a plaza where you need to pay attention to drivers who don't check their blindspots. I pulled into this parking lot at around 6 pm. I had to honk at a car that felt like backing out without checking a thing. When I left, a similar situation happened with another car. I already felt that this wouldn't be a store that I'd frequent often if I am fearing for my life trying to find a parking spot. Anyway, I backed into a spot across from the main entrance. I walked in. It does feel like the IGA that I used to frequent. It simply has Dollarama merchandise. There was lots of Easter merchandise. From chocolate Easter bunnies, to baskets for your treats, you can find everything here. One of the few items that you can get for $1 are one-litre bottles of Pepsi. There were many when I was there. If you are looking for mason jars, this store has cases of them. The catch is that they aren't wide-mouth jars. Rather, they have bottlenecks. If you're looking for the former, you're out of luck. I liked the colourful planters at this store. You can do some cool gardening and save some money by getting your supplies at this store. You can get seeds and soil. Done! This store does not have any self-checkout kiosks. I lined up at the checkout area that moved fairly well. There was one person doing everything. He was pleasant. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I grabbed my items, wished him a great evening, and left. It's a decent store. Poor drivers backing out of parking spots that scare me. (134)

The two Dollaramas on Highway 7 is ok and this is the one that is closest to the busy intersection…read moreof Hwy 7 and Kennedy. The store is of medium size so the aisles are pretty close together, not leaving a lot of space in between.The store is insanely busy during the holidays and numerous popular items are always out of stock. I wish a bigger Dollarama could open in the area as there is clearly a demand and a bigger store is needed to hold more inventory. There is also no room for self checkouts, which would speed up the check out process. Lots of parking and easy to get there through transit. Never had an issue with the employees there.

This Walmart supercentre is close to home. They offer a full grocery store with a hot table,…read moreelectronics, pharmacy, garden centre, home, and apparel. Today I came here to pickup my prescription from the pharmacy. The store is spacious and easy to navigate. The staff at the pharmacy are friendly and efficient. I recommend their pharmacy because they do direct billing and accept most insurance plans. I do wish they have a rewards program that's not tied to their Walmart mastercard. There's no price matching anymore and wish they would bring this back. Overall prices are competitive and their online footprint is getting bigger. I don't like subscribing to membership for online pickup or delivery perks.

​The Walmart Supercentre in pickering is generally known for its broad product assortment and…read morecompetitive, affordable pricing on everyday goods and groceries. Customers often praise the store's spacious layout and the convenience of services like self-checkout, in-store pickup, and ample parking. ​However, feedback is mixed regarding customer experience. The most common complaints revolve around inconsistent customer service, with reports of unhelpful staff interactions and issues with resolving price discrepancies at the register. Some shoppers also mention problems with product quality, particularly in the fresh food sections, and occasional billing inaccuracies. Overall, it serves as a reliable, one-stop shopping solution for value but may require patience if you need staff assistance or encounter issues at checkout.

An OK bulk food store located in a typical neighbourhood mall known for two major supermarkets and…read moreseveral asian restaurants. Prices are a bit higher than Bulk Barn. Usually the items I buy are fresh, but I have had a few occasions where the grand slam chocolates tasted stale. Recommend the dark chocolate espresso coffee beans and malt chocolate balls! If only they had a larger selection. But its decent seeing how the store isnt that spacious. The employees are quite pleasant. It never gets very busy. Debit or visa accepted for purchases over $5.

I went in there today just to check it out after eating at Mr. Congee. Good selection of wrapped…read moreitems, good price for saffron, dried figs and my favourite Sri Lankan biscuits. They also carry UK Cadbury's chocolates and Cadbury's biscuits (chocolate). A broad selection of different herbal teas. Clean store, good variety. They also carry cake decorating products.

This review is for the TIRE CENTRE…read more We came here to get a battery because our car wouldn't start. The person that helped us was so nice and knowledgeable and was able to recommend the right one for us after asking a couple of questions. They let us know that there's a core battery fee charge that is refundable upon return of the faulty battery. The return was just as easy. Highly recommend to check them out for car service.

Costco Richmond Hill Review Costco really is the Disney+ of…read morecollective shopping consciousness--you don't go there for fun, you go because it's a ritual. Paper towels, coffee, toilet paper... the holy trinity of bulk essentials. Parking: It's a chore, no doubt. Navigating that lot feels like a competitive sport. But once you're inside, you know you'll walk out with a cart full of survival supplies. The Haul: $250 later, you've got months' worth of essentials. There's a strange sense of accomplishment in that--like you've conquered adulthood one oversized box at a time. Rotisserie Chickens: I spotted a guy with about ten of them stacked in his cart. Honestly, respect. Those chickens are perfect for sandwiches, meal preps, or just tearing apart with your hands like a medieval feast. Pastrami: At $9, I'm not convinced it's a must-buy. It's worth trying once, but it doesn't hit the same "value jackpot" as the chicken. Costco Richmond Hill is chaotic, crowded, and oddly satisfying. You fight for parking, you spend more than you planned, but you leave with a cart that makes you feel light on waller but sense of relief. - Zuk

My sweetie recently discovered this small business located at the Midland Business Centre that…read moresupplies soya milk and other products to supermarkets & restaurants. I was surprised this was were my better half was getting our groceries! Quality, delicious and cash & carry prices. You have to decide what you want before entering because social distancing rules prevail. Only 1 party allowed inside the hallway and everybody else gets to line up outside. How about a bag of fried bread stickers for $2 (no tax, cash only)? Or a small tub of Salted Fry Peanuts for $3, Five Spiced Bean Curd Roll for $2.80, Dry Tofu for $2.30, a 2 litre bottle of Fresh Soya Milk for $2.00 (or 2 for $3.5), Black Bean Soya Milk for $2.75 (or 2 for $5.00? Anyhow, this factory outlet is another gem!

This place is still magical. I came for tofu pudding (tofu flower) about a week ago, and they…read moredidn't have it, but I still left with black sesame soy milk, sweetened regular soy milk, deep fried tofu ball, and soy gluten. The tofu balls were so fresh they were still kinda crispy. I also got the soy gluten, but I haven't eaten that yet. The black sesame soy milk was quite tasty. It smelled quite strongly of black sesame. The regular soy milk is good too. It's not as sweet as some of the ones I've had. I'm still holding out for my soy pudding/tofu flower. It's now $12/ 16L bucket + $5 bucket deposit fee. That you have to order in advance. Does anyone want to split a bucket with me? If you can't eat that much of it, when it's in stock, both the sweetened and unsweetened tofu pudding is $1.0/container, and the black sesame one (sweet) is $1.50/container or $2.50 for two. I've been on a wholesale store kick recently. Can anyone tell?

There's something about this location which I kind of like compared to the usual Walmart stores…read morewhich I frequent. During the current time of COVID-19, I did find this store a bit more spacious, a bit more clean, and a bit more organized than what I'm used to seeing at the other stores. At the 'scan-it-yourself' check-out point, you're to wait behind 'the guideline' for an associate to direct you to a clean and sanitized terminal...unlike the other stores. The only thing that needs improvement was the dairy/egg/milk area. I avoided it and only let the wife grab what we needed from that section, because there was a bit of over-crowding and no social-distancing involved. That got me concerned and it was only mid-morning at the time. Perhaps, either they widen that space somehow - or just have an associate or two limit the amount of foot traffic during peak times in that area, like how they do at the entrance.

The Walmart at Steeles & Markham is a total GTA foodie hack. Unlike standard stores, this…read moreSupercentre boasts a massive International aisle tailored to the local community. It's a goldmine for South Asian spices, Caribbean staples, and East Asian snacks at big-box prices. ​Don't skip the seafood counter--it's consistently fresh and great for bulk buys. The produce section also stocks tropical fruits you won't find at smaller locations.

Came here after dinner for a walk. Came across some…read moreinteresting products while walking around the store. Value consistent across stores. Checkout line was long though..

One of the worse Costcos. Unfortunately it's the closest one to me so I keep giving another chance…read more The produce has a 50% chance of being mouldy. Sometimes they're on a roll and have good products, loll you into safety and you let your guard down and then bam, spoiled food starts again. And now, the last couple of weeks, dairy is also spoiled. I noticed that they took all dairy out from the fridges one time, next time they put them back. But they were all spoiled. So it looks like the fridges malfunctioned, but they're still selling the spoiled food. I wonder who makes these dangerous decisions? I'm seriously considering not renewing my membership this year, because my options are driving an extra half an hour to a well run store or gambling with my family's health