Awesome discount warehouse that is nice and close to where I work. my mom and I both bought our…read morewinter coats here for under $40 each. Score!! its a nice bright space, clean and not cluttered. Its easy to find, lots of parking and the staff are efficient and friendly. its an easy place to drop in, look around and check out and be on your way. I have bought lots of sundry items for my home that needed to be replaced and have never had a problem! Great place!

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE. I went to pick up a wagon and had my three children with me -youngest a…read morebaby who I was holding. I waited patiently in line so someone could help me with the box. But right as it was my turn , someone called and they went and put it aside! I told them I was waiting for it, but the woman came in and they gave it to her. First come first serve?!?! Not at all.

Visited from SD California and I was so amazed by this place! So many unique finds in one place! I…read morestopped by just to check it out, but ended up buying so many items! I honestly got the best souvenirs from this place compared to a typical souvenir shop. Kendall was awesome and very friendly. I wish this place was closer to me so I could stop by more often. Definitely will be back when I'm back in Canada!

I was in the area having lunch when I came across Junk in the Trunk, thrift store in Ogden. I…read morealways love walking into thrift stores and seeing what people have discarded, only to be rediscovered by someone else. As soon as you walk in you realize this isn't your average thrift store. The store is well laid out, organized and has that fantastic smell of used gear (but in a good way); it all brings back good memories of the past. They have a good assortment of records (yes vinyl is making a comeback). And they are dirt cheap; mostly costing less than a buck! I picked up two records and it cost me a toonie. How great is that!! The store shelves are organized in a great way, great friendly and inviting owners, wonderful jazz music was playing in the background, housewares, books, clothing, toys, electronics and even furniture were available to snap up. Be careful, walk into Junk in the Trunk and you'll be walking into a time-warp that you may not want to leave.

Once upon a time, my mom introduced me to a little place called Liquidation World. What's the draw?…read moreWell, you can find any array of just about anything at liquidation prices. I've gotten a couple of nice sets of sheets and pillowcases here for under $40. It's also a fun spot to grab stocking stuffers before Christmas, or find something that fits a low budget but generally still gets you something of quality. I was surprised to find that this location had a pretty good selection of home furnishings, clothing, paint supplies, cleaning supplies, and frozen and packaged foods. It was well organized, clean and the staff at the till were friendly and efficient.

I finally was able to go to Bianca amor in the NE. They got…read morevariety of things, you name it they got it...almost What I observed most was they got the damp trap...every other aisle displays it. They got doggie stuff that I always look out for. I am kind of leary about the toys though. They got some good overstock dog collars..it is oversize but for $5 it is super good quality too, sturdier and stronger than Kong brand. Kitchen stuff, omg...they got things that homecsense sells, $2 cheaper than the normal price. School supplies...lots if varieties. Good prices as well. I bought some pen since people walk off with it after narrowing... Clothing....a lot of clothing. Didn't even look, coz I got overwhelmed. Great brands though. Around the house, got saucers for 50cents, and its brand name, mismatch though...still great deal. House decors are reasonable priced. Also got toys for kids, car accessories, women's accessories, swords, watches, and knick knacks. We spent 2 hours in the store. They are open til 9pm. Its a warehouse setting, so don't expect it to be fancy which helps to jeep the price low as well. I gave it 4 stars since the price are reasonable, not everything is a deal so if you know your stuff, your good. Happy shopping if your in a diva on a dime!

Service and prices are good good values for the price and cashiers and workers are very nice to…read moretheir customers

I mostly shop for their clothes. Nice things, great prices! They also have some good prices on home…read moredecor, curtains etc which I've bought.

It's a Gap factory outlet…read more Good selection of clothes for women, men and children. Layout is clean and staff is super friendly. Pricing is much better than store location but styles are usually a year behind. Overall great value and location is central for Calgary. Highly recommend for kids clothing for price and selection.

i have been to this shop a few times, usually to buy basics to add to my wardrobe…read more This one is located next door to the Banana Republic (handy) in Deerfoot meadows. Parking has been no problem whenever I've gone, though I tend to go in the evening. I find this store easy to navigate, and the racks tend to be organized/well looked after. The few times I've been here I've found it to have good selection and I have always been able to find my size in what I am wanting. The staff here seem helpful and the do offer to grab alternate sizes if something doesn't fit when you're trying it on. I find Gap Factory clothes tend to fit a bit different and have different cuts and material qualities than original Gap (I actually googled this and see that Gap Factory clothes are made specifically for Gap Factory only), and I find some things are better than others when shopping at Gap Factory.I tend to find myself heading to the factory store if I need some basic tee's for layering, jeans and cardigans.

I cannot believe the owners are that desperate shelf after shelf we found expired food by weeks in…read moresome cases still being sold on the shelf. Are they that desperate for profits? They gotta take advantage of poor people like that.

There video recording in the store says. We don't buy it, unless we can sell it for the lowest…read moreprice around."..Just down the street the same coloring books, 1.50....Biancas is selling for 2.00...plus many other items. I contacted Biancas about this and they refuse to respond. .So it is false advertising, When you go to a liquidation center you expect items cheaper!...Be careful what you buy!!!!

A large dollar store with parking in front. It has a little of everything however I was looking for…read moreclear storage boxes and they had none of any variety. Didn't see anything else I needed so left empty handed. Clean and well laid out store. They had a few people working and its wasn't overly busy when I was there. Will check out another time I'm in the area.

This is a big dollar store, with a bunch of vicious looking women circling the large store room…read morewith baskets in hand, emptying the racks of cheap merchandise and paying around $1 or two for every item. But as far as dollar stores go, this one has a big selection. I don't know how dollar stores get their merchandise, but I'll be looking into it. I found Colgate toothpaste (the good kind) for $1 here. There's your regular assortment of cheap crap that will break in two days, but if you're a dollar store enthusiast, you should give this place a try. A hundred angry middle-aged women looking for deals with baskets in their arms can't be wrong....

Good place to find some good deals. Friendly staff. You can find good deals on clothes as well.read more

From the owner: Super Binz is a liquidator and deap discount store in Calgary SW AB. We offer a unique bargan…read morehunting experience where there is only one price for all the items in our yellow bins for the same day, and everyday the price goes down. Each week on Friday at 10 am and 5 pm and Saturday 10 am we bring out new inventory that will be sold that week. This means you can find great deal everyday. Prices are Friday $25, Saturday $20 (sometimes less), Monday $10, Tuesday $5, Wednesday $3, Thursday $1. We also have new clothing for $9 per piece and overstock items for 50% off the Amazon prices or more.

Designer Depot seems to have taken the Winners concept, designer brand at depot prices, and applied…read moreto it their signs, but that's about where it ends. There's nothing designer here. Don't expect to find designer goods at marked down prices. You will only find brands you've never heard of before at fictionally marked down prices. "The comparable value on the on the price ticket or sign shows you the price another retailer charges or would likely charge for the same or comparable value item." So according to the sign, these items aren't necessarily sold anywhere else, nor have they ever been sold successfully by a business for more money. They have tags that make them look like they've been marked down but they never have been. Feels a bit deceptive, doesn't it? Further more, this store has had a "closing sale" for years now. How long do you get to run a going out of business sale, before that's just your business' regular price? They've recently brought in new winter stock that they merchandize on displays at the front like any other retail. Are you really having a going out of business sale when you're bringing new items every week? Seems like a scam, folks. Well, that and an excuse to have the place be a complete mess. That said... I bought an ugly Christmas sweater. If you can block out all of the sale nonsense, there's a chance you might find something for cheap that is worth the amount of money you will pay. Yes, the quality is cheap too, but it might be worth it. In this instance, $20 for a low quality Christmas sweater seemed worth it to me. So when you see row of suits on for $70 with a sign next to them that says "compare at $350," just know that those suits have never been sold for $350 anywhere - merely that somewhere out there, there's a store that sells $350 suits. Throw that large number away and look at the final price compared with the quality of the clothing and you still might find something worth wearing. But if you're in the market for inexpensive clothing above all else, I think you'd be better off shopping at Wal-Mart. At least then you know what you're getting.

Designer Depot offers good deals on decent clothing and we could all use more of that. Some of the…read moreshirts in this place are greasy, but I found a few items worth the $29 they were charging. And they offer fitted shirts, where other menswear stores seem to pander to the more portly among us. It's refreshing to find shirts made for thin people for a change. I don't know the real story behind this place, but it seems to me they offer some good finds at reasonable prices.

needed to stop by the winners on stephen ave at 128 8 avenue sw to grab makeup wipes and browse a…read morelittle, mostly because shopping in alberta still feels satisfying when there's only one tax. winners is always kind of hit or miss though, it really depends on how much time and patience you have to sift through everything. half the store feels completely random, but sometimes that's exactly why the best finds happen. you go in for one basic thing and suddenly end up discovering something unexpectedly good buried between racks and shelves. this location has a different vibe from suburban winners stores too. because it's right downtown on stephen avenue, it feels busier and slightly more curated, lots of office workers, tourists, and people wandering in while walking through downtown. the fashion and beauty sections felt better than expected, with more trendy pieces and fewer completely random leftovers. i ended up finding a butter yellow short sleeve cashmere cardigan on sale, which honestly felt like the perfect winners find, unexpected, specific, and satisfying enough to justify wandering the entire store. there's something weirdly fun about the treasure hunt atmosphere, even if you leave empty handed half the time. the location itself also makes the errand feel more interesting. stepping back out onto stephen avenue with the brick streets, patios, office towers, and downtown crowds makes even a simple winners trip feel a little more cinematic. definitely one of the better winners locations if you're already downtown.

Winners is one of those stores that is a hit and miss. First floor is all men stuff and a few…read morerandom things like toys etc. Top floor is where the women stuff are. Why put the women clothing on top floor and other random things like pots and pan. You really have to spend a lot of time digging in order to find something you like. Prices are cheap but you just need time.