Oh my gosh this beautiful new vintage co-op on the Pointe-Claire Shopping Centre is an absolute…read moreheart-breaker just packed, packed, PACKED with true treasures. If you are a collector you must go check this out. Ten different vintage collectors created a cooperative to share this spot and showcase their most rare and cool and lovely things. This is killer 50's and 60's Canadiana, true nerdy fun gorgeous collectible glassware and toys, and so much more. The prices are fair, it's not cheap but its not overpriced either for what you find. It's such a cool addition to this great, classic small town shopping centre. It's in the spot of Ted's Hobby Shop which would make me very sad because that is an incredible wonderland, but apparently Ted's just moved to a bigger spot in the new section of the mall so no worries, just more goodness to go around.

Fantastic prices and great items - you name it they have it…read more Plaza ANTIQUE at Plaza Pointe Claire

Two days ago, I used their online shopping for the first time…read more Compared to Metro.ca, this grocery store is a dream. The website actually works. There were reasonable time slots for delivery, and the delivery showed up on time, and everything I ordered was delivered.

Excellent specials- I use a wheelchair so I require some assistance to reach or bring items to the…read morecheckout. The staff is extremely helpful. They will also put my groceries in my bag & also help secure them on my chair.The only store that has the top- up payment for my cell phone. The store is well maintained & clean. Go space for a person who uses a wheelchair. I really appreciate this store, and how respectful they are.

Mall closest to my in-laws' house in Pointe Claire…read more A good variety of shops. Well kept and up to date. They also have a nice food court area. Kiddo enjoyed looking at the hug Christmas tree and reindeer decorations. Only thing missing is a movie theater.

Just recent I went to Homesense and shocked to see a dog roaming around , yes with a lease and no…read morenot a service dog . People think it's cute but to their selfishness do not realize there are people with Allergies, phobias, plus they do not think at any given moment these animals can urinate anywhere merchandise included... and who will clean up the mess ? The poor employee ? I have nothing against animals / pets etc ... but enough is enough leave your pets at home , we as humans do not need pet germs, hair and dandruff all over the place , keep them at Home ! I have since banned going to any outlets who allow pets in their stores , and there are many who are hush but following my foot steps. Regards JohnA

Going into any bookstore is dangerous (my partner and I could spend an entire pay check in one- not…read moreto mention also being able to spend days looking at everything). We love going to smaller independent bookstores but once a year or so, we go to bigger stores like Indigo/Chapters for a date. It had been over a year since we had visited this store and it was so much fun! The service was great, from the cashier being super polite to another staff member ensuring everyone was personally told about the tables full of the best sales. The prices are great as they always have 3 for $10 book sales. We were going to enjoy their cafe area on the second floor but we had worked up an appetite so we went to Quesada's nearby instead. We plan on going back during the winter to fully enjoy the hot beverages from the cafe for a cozy experience but truly- if it's been a while since you've picked up a book, go roam the aisles, look at the books, toys, home products, music, stationary, candles, clothing.... They have everything. If you're ever looking for a different gift idea for anyone, there's bound to be SOMETHING here. Now... it's time to read one of the 8 new books I got.

When I'm in the West Island and have a few minutes to spare or I'm looking for a book, I will drop…read moreby here which would generally be on a weekend or on a day that I don't have to work (since there is a large Indigo bookstore near where I work). This Chapters is located in a parking mall and is quite large. Along with selling books and magazines, they sell some electronic items including iPod Touches, iPads, Fitbits, fitness trackers, and Kobo eReaders. There is free WiFi but you must either be a Bell Mobile customer or you must be a member of their Plum Rewards (free) program or their iRewards (paid) program. If you are a Bell Mobile customer, you enter your phone number and you get an SMS with the code/instructions to log into their WiFi so unless you have an SMS plan with Bell, you will be dinged for the incoming SMS. There are some chairs scattered around the store where patrons can sit and look through the books before deciding whether they want to purchase it or not. Upstairs, there is also a Starbucks coffee shop with tables & chairs. I'm not sure if you're allowed to take your books/magazines into this area (which you haven't purchased yet) but I just wouldn't feel comfortable doing this. I've always found the staff to be very helpful here.

I have shopped here for various items and loved the selection they have. The AUTOMOBILE department…read moreis what I cannot say enough about, because it's truly top-of-the-line! Very recently, I had a dead car battery and not only did they replace my battery with a special gel-based model which I told them about, but they found that the alternator was making whining noises and asked me to replace it, which I accepted. They catch problems which even my original car dealer did not catch! That odd "engine whining" noise is now totally gone from my car, after Canadian Tire found the source of the problem. Highly recommended for regular checkups, tire changes and all your car service needs!

I've been going to the CT service department for all car repairs for the last 12 years and trust…read morethem explicitly. Always been well taken care of by friendly staff who provide really exceptional service. Wouldn't go anywhere else. Thanks guys!

This is one sad little strip mall. I think the biggest thing they have going for it is the office…read moresupply store, dollarama and winners. A lot of the other stores are third tier retailers. We came here to meet friends for lunch. Otherwise we wouldn't bother to drop in.

Ok, it doesn't have much in there unless you want groceries or something at Winners or the dollar…read morestore but it's large and clean and has lots of seating. Nice RBC branch.

I felt I was a criminal as i was leaving the store. There were 2 Walmart staff going through my…read morestuff. I went through the cashier not the self check out. I told them that i would return everything after they were doing their police work. They laughed it out. After they told me I'm good to go. I went to return all I purchased $318. Walmart can keep their stuff and pay someone to return the items back on shelves staying away

I was so disappointed im walmart kirkland to i been going there every 2 weeks for groceries for the…read morepast 6 years never had a problem till today as I was so embarrassed and felt profiled by the staff/manager so as I was checking out at the self service cash I noticed to of the employees watching me like a hawk ok at first didn't think anything about it as that's there job than after paying and arriving at the exit I was approached by the 2 ladies and 2 other men asking to see my bill again just doing there job since I had things under the cart but then one lady starting digging in my bags when I asked if there was an issue she completely ignored me and continued rummaging through my things so I ask again a few times politely if there was a problem finally she responded that I did not scan some items and continued digging in my things pulling out bread saying it's not on the receipt I had to show her that both breafs were on there than she pulled out my 35cent noodles mind you in just spent 350$ asking me how many I have and were is it on the bill I showed her and she dug them out of bag and counted them this went on for 18 mins of my time wasted and embarrassed and insulted once I put my bags in the car I went back in to service counter to file a complaint it was one of the women at the counter I asked how do I file a complaint she pointed out the manager that was the other woman that had just wasted my time so I asked her how can I file a complaint and she told me to see the woman at the service counter and she just told me to see you and they looked at each other and laughed so all this to say I will never be going back to this walmart again . Year loyal client lost over profile the person with the tattoos they she be ashamed

The Maxi & Cie store is in Pointe-Claire horrendously run. I cite two recent experiences:…read more 1. I bought a PCMobile Prepaid mobile SIM card at this store. This is a private label SIM card sold by the company that runs Maxi. The service was a complete rip-off--as in outright fraud. It did not work. I was unable to log into any account to use the service. I could not download the managing app on my iPhone. I don't expect the regulators to do anything about this until they get publicly embarrasesed in the press. 2. Last week I bough a quart of Quelbon 1% milk that was curdled by the expiry date. For $2.08 it is not worth returning to the store to confront them, which may be why they sell expired dairy products. Bottom line: this store should be shut down.

We've just recently discovered Maxi et Compagnie after moving to the area, and it's become my go-to…read moregrocery store. Maxi has excellent prices for many items, including low prices for bulk items. Sometimes prices are better than Costco, and you don't have to buy a boatload's worth. They carry many President's Choice and No Name brand products, and have great sales every week. My favourite new discovery is Joe Fresh, their line of affordable clothing and accessories. I have spent a ridiculous amount of money at Joe Fresh on cute kids' shoes, winter pyjamas, jeans, tees, and blankets, as well as several items for me. Along with the quality of items, the best thing about the clothing - and other household or pharmacy goods -- is the convenience: I can pick up these items at the same time that I do my grocery shopping, and not have to make another trip to the store or mall. For a busy mom of two youngsters, that alone makes shopping here worth it.

I heard about these West Island thrift shops a little while ago and was so excited to go check them…read moreout (this is a review for the Beaconsfield one but there is one in Ste Annes and one on St Charles as well.) The NOVA thrift shops are stocked by donations from all over the West Island. They are non-profit organizations run by the Order of Nurses and all the money raised goes to their charitable activities: "The primary mandate is to provide specialized care and support in the home to cancer and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) clients during the course of the illness and particularly in the palliative stage. Other programs include bereavement support for children and adults, adult day centers, home support services and foot care clinics. ALS and Alzheimer Caregivers Support Groups are also available." So that's wonderful and merits all the stars. This NOVA location has furniture, some really gorgeous old tables, chairs and lamps at super reasonable prices. There's also a great collection of books, clothes, kitchen ware and other treasures. The other two NOVAs don't have the furniture, and the one in Ste Anne's had the most exciting dishes and ceramics and fur coats. If you love looking for secondhand treasures these are sweet spots in beautiful neighbourhoods that feel like old villages, a surprising break from the city just a 20ish minute drive from downtown. The staff are as friendly and dedicated as you might imagine and everything they have for sale is clean and high quality. Lovely spot to donate your goods as well! All the love for NOVA.

Carmen the manager was rude and argumentative when I simply questioned the pricing on an item. She…read moreis unprofessional lacking any sense of customer service. Above all I mentioned that many people in town are low income and she could not seem to care less. Prices are far too high for a 'thrift' store.