Really good customer service on a busy Friday night - I'm not sure who the guy was who helped me…read morebut he was great. 6pm, first Friday of November - whoever you are, thank you for great customer service!

I love dollerama. They serve up good things for cheap. There are some great gems to find but you…read moreneed to dig deep!

This is a big store! It's literally a Temu warehouse but in real life…read more They have a shortage of shopping carts but I found a shopping basket (the one that rolls on the floor). They have a huge selection of interior decor like fake flowers and home goods. Cons: it's literally so busy, the store is messy and stuff is all over the place. The aisle is a bit narrow it's so crowded it was so hard to move. They did set a limit for how many ppl can go in later on. There's also A LOT OF LITTER! I saw so many Tim Hortons and beverage cups in random spots. Kids were also running havoc. The electronics are sparse. Not sure about the quality. There's a lot of furnitures too like bed frames! I saw some trolley for $15 which is a good deal! Service is nonexistent, there is someone watching and directing the cashier lines (don't worry bout someone budding you)

Panda Mart just opened up in Scarborough and I had to go check it out. It's like Temu, but offline!…read moreChinese dollar store on steroids. The store has taken over the entire space Rona used to be, making it incredibly large. With slight exaggeration, you could get 10k steps in just looking around. There are a wide variety of goods being offered, and the prices are often even cheaper than Dollarama (though some stuff is kinda overpriced in comparison, like $30 kitchen shelves?) so I guess they win some lose some. I found some really good deals for plates, kitchenware, hair accessories, stationary, and foam rollers. Since the place is so big, it's hard to find a worker, and even if you find someone, they likely will not know the answer. It's okay though... explore away!

Cheap bargain store selling mostly outdated / expired products, including kitchenware , clothes,…read moresmall appliances and package food candies/cookies/instant noodles . Extra 50% discount off each prodct. One of the cheapest available. Some items are even cheaper than Dollar Tree and Dollarama! Like expired instant noodle cups for 25 cents each, and 50 cents round box of expired cookies. Have to add 13% tax after.

What a waste of time stopping here. First off it smells…read morelike someone threw up inside. Secondly this isn't what your thinking it is. It's dollar store junk. Not like a true liquidation store with stuff you'd actually be interested in. Would give this place zero stars.

This store is fabulous and has been there for years.. Now it's closing , because the owner of the…read morefranchise does not want to pay a higher rent , which I totally understand.. However, all the workers there are losing their jobs in January right after Christmas .This is so unacceptable. I Feel so sorry for all the people who work for this franchise.

Absolute Dollar is absolutely amazing and fun to shop at. Checkout was quick despite the lineup as…read morewell as friendly and professional, great selection of high quality and hard to find items at usually better prices than the big discount dollar store chain. Even when the prices are higher, the quality and variety more than make up for it. Carts and baskets are barely if at all present, but that might be a good thing to avoid jamming the aisles with shopping carts. Planning on making this a regular discount dollar store stop!

Was supposed to.open at 10 posted a note with a long line up outside at 10:05 saying open at 10:30…read more People need to get up on time and get to work as everyone has a schedule especially on Thanksgiving weekend

Shoppers World Danforth was once a great little mall with many stores. Marks and Spencer's was once…read morethere as well as Zellers.

My rating is 3.5 stars. It's mainly for sentimental reasons…read more I grew up in the Beaches. Shoppers World was the closest mall to where I lived. It made me realize why I enjoy travelling to places further away from my neighbourhood. It's what I knew growing up. No mall within walking distance? I'm taking the TTC to get to Shoppers World and more! I have fond memories of having early dismissals from high school. I'd end up taking either the bus or streetcar to Main subway station, and taking the subway a stop east to Victoria Park. I'd then walk over to Shoppers World by cutting through the huge parking lot that still exists to this day. I recently dropped by Shoppers World to fetch lunch at Church's Chicken. This eatery occupies a small part of the parking lot. It's a nice addition, although detached from the actual mall itself. This mall was cool in my eyes as a kid growing up. It had Eaton's (my closest major department store), Marks & Spencer (I always loved the crisps and t-shirts that were high-quality), and Coles (Coles Notes helped me get through understanding Shakespearean plays). I never got anything at the food court, likely because I liked the snacks at Marks & Spencers more. Over the years, Eaton's shuttered and Zellers moved in. Zellers then went away for good and Target occupied the store. At one stage, I believe that this Target was its Canadian flagship store. It was weird and cool to me. Sadly, it went away, too. Is there some sort of department store curse here? Currently, Lowe's is where all these department stores used to be. Here's hoping that it stays for many decades. The Dominion became Metro. I shopped there often with my mom. I grew up enjoying grocery shopping with my mom, which is still the case to this day. It was nice seeing Metro buzzing with activity when I was there. I didn't officially go into the mall to shop, as we are in a pandemic and I don't have the desire to browse. This mall does have Staples, Shoppers Drug Mart, Dollarama, M&M Food Market (formerly Meat Shop), and more. I'd like to revisit this mall someday and figure out what has changed. As a teen, I enjoyed sewing and crafting. Although not a part of the mall, I frequently visited Fabricland on Danforth, across from this mall. It closed years ago, but I enjoyed getting fabric and patterns at both Eaton's and Fabricland. (83)

I came to this Golden Mile store to buy a few needed kitchen items and a Wedding card with the goal…read moreof saving dollars as well. This store is huge and you should find what you're looking for by paying attention to the overhead signs between the aisles. The selection is pretty vast and quantities plentiful as the shelves are constantly re-stocked by staff. I found what I was looking for and felt pretty good for the $10 I paid on 3 kitchen items and $1 for the card (all pre-taxes). Mind you, all but the card came from China. Checkout was quick although nobody actually got a thank you from the cashier after the sale; we're talking about 5 different customers including me. Minus 1 star!!

Holy Jebesus mother of all dollar store!…read more Ever since the Zellers moved out of the golden mile plaza a while ago, I hadn't been back. This new dollar store replaces most of the zellars, and so you can only imagine how big this place is! Frick, you can get everything from your art supplies, to home hardware to birth control supplies. HDMI cables for a buck is one of the better deals if you're used to buying $50 Monster ("you a sucka") Cables.

I love this store!!!! This is the best store ever! but. They. dont. have. my…read more GOD.DAMN.COSMIC.BROWNIES!!!!!! other than that i love this store sooooooo much 5 stars.

Literally the worst one I've been to. Counter staff talk amongst themselves but not to customers -…read moreno "thank you" - nothing. Also staff said nothing to customers half- wearing their face masks.

My sweetie and I have some time to kill as we were put on a waitlist for a local Bayview Avenue…read morebreakfast place. The walk took us past this Dollarama and next thing I knew, she bee-lined into this location to look for a mini food chopper product. This is a large brightly lit store like many other franchises and every wall and aisle is loaded with products. Dollarama is no longer what it used to be....that is things for a dollar. It's now Dollar + as these goods, primarily sourced from China are more costly but still cheaper than stores like Walmart. The checkout process was efficient with social distancing measures still in effect. Anyhow, these types of discount stores lure people like me here so shop away. Yes, we found the food chopper for four bucks!

Good shop with friendly staff. It was nice interacting with them. I had fun roaming around the…read morestore.

This Dollarama is located partially underground and you need to use the stairs to access it. It's…read morelocated on Spadina at a pretty busy intersection. They really need to increase the security at this Dollarama. I've been pushed by a random, sketchy person before, and I often see interesting characters lurking at this store. Selection at this store is pretty good and it's decently well maintained. They do have some issues where there isn't self-checkout and lack of cashiers can cause long lineups at the front. There are times where I've had to wait over 15 minutes just to check out one item.