I had just returned to Saskatoon and was facing my first "Prairie Winter" in 35 years and was in…read moreneed of some good winter walking boots (I am in a walking group that goes every Sunday in all temperatures). I tried a lot of places but no store had what I needed...a winter boot that performed like a hiking boot but gave the traction and warmth of a traditional Sorell boot...Until I walked into Outer Limits....The staff were very knowledgeable and well trained to fit me with what I needed. They suggested a boot I would never have picked and it was perfect. The customer service was exceptional and I will be a return customer for many years based on this experience.

This is one of my favourite stores in Saskatoon. They also have a location in Waskesiu. Family run,…read moreall Sask local. :) I go here for a lot of my outdoor needs; hiking boots, travelling back pack, hiking back pack and outerwear. They have stylish clothes as well as functional clothes. Always a great selection of bags and jackets that go beyond only the North Face brand. They staff are extremely helpful, friendly and not pushy. Look for sales!

Stopped in to check out this place while on a business trip. The selection was amazing! Everything…read morefrom r/c cars, boats, trains, planes, rockets and drones. The staff were super knowledgeable and attentive and the prices were solid. Given their huge supply of tools and building materials, this place is definitely a one stop shop for first timers and pro hobbyists alike. These guys are so pro they did a demo of this new drone for me... in the store! So cool. Next time I'm in town, I'll be back!

Thought I would check out this hobby shop but the customer service was so entirely bad. I kept…read moreasking for help but was ignored so I walked around but kept getting followed so I'd turn and ask for help in finding glue and they would walk away. It was really, really weird. Felt like I was in the twilight zone so I left and called the manager who said their staff know what they are doing. I'm from Seattle - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan? A little backwards if this is normal.

For me, traveling to small prairie cities usually means excitement at all of the thrift / vintage…read moreshopping available. No matter where I am, I will hunt down every secondhand store in a 20km radius in order to score. Secondhand gems -- the prairies are full of 'em. Secondhand crap -- that's where Value Village shines... Unless, of course, you're *looking* for faded sweatpants and used furniture from the Brick.

Ahhhh I love Value Village…read more The main reason to visit this location in Saskatoon was to pick up some clothes for my buddies Sean and Shane to wear. Part of the deal of having me play with their team at the indoor ultimate tournament I attended in Saskatoon was that I got to pick what they wore for one of our games. So where else do you head but Value Village? I ended up picking out a skirt and a women's shirt (fishnet no less) for both guys to wear. It was hilarious and well worth the ~$15 bucks it cost me. Bonus was that Sean found a pair of his basketball shoes on the shelf that he lost the year prior at the U of S. Not bad finding your old pair of shoes haha.

This is not only the best, most inclusive, and welcoming bridal shop in Saskatoon -- it is leagues…read moreabove all six stores my daughter and I visited in Calgary, AB. I naively thought a bigger city would have more to offer, but after watching my beautiful girl's face fall and her self-esteem crumble as we visited store after store with only minimal (or absolutely no) dresses over a size 12, I realized I was wrong. I was so thankful for Brides & Belles' expansive selection of dresses in all sizes and their warm, energetic staff. If you are looking for a size-inclusive store with beautiful sample dresses in a vast range of sizes and staff who are helpful, non-judgmental, and genuinely caring -- visit Brides & Belles.

I'm super disappointed in my experience with Brides n Belle's. I had ordered my grad dress back in…read more2011 and was very happy with how things went but for my wedding dress not at all. I bought my dress pre covid19 but was waiting to have it altered. They don't do returns/refunds of dresses even in covid19 times which is pretty disappointing. So I had to go ahead with attempting to get my dress fitted. They had previously done a fitting so the size shouldn't have been too d Oh how wrong I was. I emailed the shop to have the dress picked up and was charged $150 for said "alterations". Well it did not fit at all. They let the dress out everywhere except the back zipper where it needed it. The stitching beside the zipper was messy and loose, like the sewing machine wasn't properly adjusted. I contacted them and they said they would try to fix it. No apology/forexplation for the messy stitching. I assumed this would be free of charge since it wasn't right and you'd want to make it right. Oh no. They wanted to charge me another $40 for the zipper. The email had initially said the cups would be covered but the owner changed her mind after I raised some questions and apparently upset her via email. My mother dropped the dress off and was told by an employee that the dress measurements were scribbled on a sticky note so that's likely why it didn't fit. Upon raising this with the owner she said that it was very insulting that I had said this... Even though her employee was the one who had said it. So against my better judgement I allowed her to try to make it right. I picked up the dress and was again disappointed. The messy stichwork was fixed but the bodice was loose where they took it out too much and the zipper clasp was too far apart and I still couldn't clasp it. The $50 cups are flints white pieces that flip around because they are only stitched at each side and not actually sewed onto the dress. I will have to have a different seamstress fix it. The dresses might be pretty but they do not work with any decorum. I would recommend going anywhere else but here.

The one younger girl with glasses gave me the best service, and helped me with the jewlery when i…read morewas confused what to buy:) 10/10

This mall is pretty big. But there isn't much options for teenage boy clothes. Which kinda sucks…read more They have a great selection at the food court. But I personally think there is way too much shoe stores here. I would like to see more shopping for boys & makeup. Besides drug store makeup.

Not impressed with this location. Spouse and I have bought groceries here on a few occasions and…read morehave come home to find expired food or rotten. We try to not come here if possible.

Worst Safeway in town. Terrible produce, old food at the deli, shelves rarely restocked during the…read moreday. Shop elsewhere.

I tried to like them... really I did. I'm redoing my house and want several pieces of furniture. I…read morelooked at a very expensive table. it was on sale plus no tax. I also looked at some ornaments... I was told they were on the same sale and with no tax. During the sale, I visited the table a few times to be sure (it's a big investment). It didn't have enough seating so I asked about pricing to change that. The salesperson used tactics like "price doesn't matter you deserve it". I was also told it was the last day of the sale and my last chance for that discount. The sales tactic kind of put me off and I didn't do it. The next day I was on their road and saw the same furniture was on sale for an even BIGGER discount than the day before. Did the salesperson honestly not know that when she was pushing the sale? It certainly made me think customer service means nothing, it made me feel like their tactic was "how much can I get out of their pocket?" Fast forward to the ornament. Shortly thereafter, I saw a 50% off sale and decided to see if the ornament was part of it. I was disappointed, it was on sale for an even smaller discount than the previous sale. I guess every store says there is a big sale then changes it in fine print so the 50% part wasn't surprising. The salesperson said that I'd still get a smaller sale price and the no tax discount. I thought about that and went back for it on the last day of that sale. When we get back to the store the item's price was significantly increased. So, I asked why the original price was suddenly so much higher. I was told it was ALWAYS that price! They didn't expect that I had taken a picture that showed the price tag. Even then it was dismissed, then I was told it was a different lot. Then they decided to honour the price. Great! discount and no tax, I'm ready. I then got, "we NEVER have a tax discount on these items" (keep in mind I was already told there was one AND the sign outside said no tax). So, it was left behind. I didn't get it. Fast forward again (yep, I'm a sucker for punishment), there is a new sale sign for 20% off. My birthday was coming up I thought what the heck I'll bite and pay the tax, but guess what? The price was significantly increased again! When we asked for the price that it was lowered to just a few days earlier (same ornament, same spot, etc), we were told there would be no discount... The reason you ask? First, "it's a new lot", new price (yet in the same spot with same everything on it only a few days later). THEN we were told, "because you looked at it several times...no discount this is the price". Because I looked at it before? Really? THAT last line is why this short novel is before you today. So, are you saying that if you think you can get money out of the people who would love to support local businesses, you will and you pick and choose what price goes to what customer? And why are you so unapologetic about it? Your furniture is nice, but it's also nice at least 3 other stores in Saskatoon (one of which I found my beautiful table). I guess when I start the living room, I know where I'm NOT going. I certainly have a few examples that will support that. I feel bad leaving bad reviews, and my hackles are rarely up enough to do so, especially over something a person doesn't really need, but it's more symbolic at this point. I don't think being unapologetic is the best route because people won't die without anything you sell. I doubt there are as many people who don't keep track of their money as there used to be. Take my experience as you will.

Furniture World does not give warranty on their furniture. In Saskatchewan the law states it's the…read moreseller who is responsible for warranty. We purchased a leather love seat that the leather cracked and came apart. Plus between the cushions was vinyl that cracked and separated from the cushions. They agreed but wanted 500 to repair the love seat. Saying they had to pay the manufacturer and charging me labour for their inside employe. They are not out anything.

This mall was depressing. Dark, cramped, and with an unspectacular selection of stores, it seems…read morethere must be better options elsewhere in town. It does not help that the mall is at the end of one of the longest retail drags just westward. I did appreciate that the mall was here, but my shopping was done primarily at the Co-op next door. Even the food court was limited in selection, with the standard players and some poorly-run independent restaurants. It's a little sad, and that shouldn't be the feeling when you're shopping.

From the owner: Go for the shopping, Stay for the Fun! The Centre offers over 90 stores and services including…read moreSaskatoon's only Best Buy, Indigo Books, plus well known stores such as Sportchek, Shoppers Drug Mart, Saskatoon Co-op Food Store and Saskatoon's largest Urban Planet and Ardene. While at The Centre, enjoy the latest blockbuster at Cineplex. Stay for the fun! The Centre features Cineplex and Rainbow Cinemas with a combined total of fifteen movie screens. Also discover The Centre East Galleries consisting of seven fine art galleries showcasing Saskatchewan talent. Go for the shopping, stay for the fun! Visit The Centre at the corner of Circle Drive and Eighth Street East with two levels of free climate controlled underground parking and acres of above-ground parking.