Jane F.'s review is odd. It needs more digging into what happened. There are always 2 sides to…read moreevery story. Maybe the cashier was yelling because she thought Jane's dad was hard of hearing or almost deaf? Maybe the basket was too heavy for the cashier? There's lots of possibilities. I have personally shopped at Princess Auto numerous times at both Winnipeg stores. I've had nothing but great experiences with all staff regardless of which area they are working in; cashiers, people stocking the shelves, customer service, greeters at the door, etc. All exceptionally good experiences. Prices are great, service is great, return policy is fantastic, I've never had to wait long for a cashier & they've all been incredibly friendly & courteous. 5 stars for Princess Auto; keep up the excellent work.

my dad went there today to buy some things he needed and when he brought his items up to the…read moreregister, the cashier lady was extremely rude, yelling at him and slamming his basket on the counter because my dad didn't hear her the first time, and thought that she had asked if he wanted a bag, so he said yes. she literally yelled at him for not taking his items out of the basket because he didn't hear her. I'm so unimpressed by this persons lack of social skills. We just ended up walking out of the store without the items because this lady was so rude. would never go there again.

Great use of space in St. Boniface. A neighbourhood staple to many , A nice destination visit to…read moreget those last minute garden items for others.

Fantastic local market that's in the St. Boniface area off St. Mary's Road and Carriere Avenue…read more Prices are very fair and even slightly cheaper than St. Norbert's Farmers Market for some things. They have lots of fresh local produce, cheeses, jams, bakery items from local bakeries such as le croissant and l'epi de ble. The fresh baguettes ($2.49) remind me of Paris! And the cinnamon buns (package 6 for $5.49) are perfect - fluffy, moist cinnamon buns (no raisins) and just enough icing (I don't like it overloaded with icing). The recent in season strawberries were delicious $18.99 for a basket or $6.99 for a quart, quart BC cherries $6. The bouquets of flowers are gorgeous and same goes for their small garden/nursery area. Staff are bilingual and really this place reminds me of a much smaller version of Montreal's Jean Talon market. Service is really nice. There's a frequent buyer card where you get a stamp for each $20 purchase. After collecting 15 stamps you can a discount - either $10 or $15 off.

I found Willie's shop on-line after experiencing problems from a replacement pull cord with no…read morerecoil ... Willie assessed the mower and discovered a secondary problem ... then fixed it on the spot while I waited ... maybe good timing, but tremendously appreciated - thanks Willie, nice dealing with you Mike

I used Willie for my snowblower. Very good service, picked up and delivered on time as promised…read more Reasonable rates, pleasure to deal with. Would definitely recommend him.