Had some time to kill before a showing, so I stopped off at this tucked away Homesense in Clarkson…read moreVillage, re: home of the old White, sometimes rich, people! Size-wise, this Homesense was not as impressive as the ones that I've been to at Bathurst/Centre (Thornhill) or even Vaughan Mills. It's on the smaller size, HOWEVER, the benefit is that it's waaay quieter than those other locations. Actually, it's probably even quieter than any Winners that I've been to! The location definitely has a part to play in that "been transported back in time" feeling. There's no sense of urgency or rush, just relaxation. I had a question about what was included in a package of bedding - it wasn't stated on the label - and the sales associate, who was doing something else at the time, actually went to another associate to find out for me. Who does that nowadays? If I were in the area, I wouldn't hesitate to stop here 'cause I don't like shopping in crowded places.

The TJ Maxx line of stores have always fascinated me…read more The three brands - WInners, Homesense and Marshall's - have made their trade in being a glorified clearance store for many low and mid-range brands, and this location in Clarkson is no exception. I'd argue that it's the perfect fit for the Clarkson community, as it accurately sums the sleepy, docile nature of the community. I ended up coming here to kill a few hours and get in on some late Boxing Day shopping after the New Year, and was extremely surprised to find that half the store was on clearance. I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that a good 40-50% of the goods on sale were either marked with tags or set up on "Clearance" endcaps, which was extremely amusing considering there was SO MUCH of it still on display. $2 packs of PUR gum, dirt-cheap Christmas and designer decorations, all sorts of weird food items for pennies on the dollar... makes the mind boggle with how much product is back there that they struggle to sell it all even with 80-90% discounts. One thing I'll definitely give the store credit for is that it's generally very quiet, the service is prompt, and you're generally bound to find something you want, whether it's a weird knick-knack or a book that interests you. In the end, we ended up buying a bunch of themed Christmas foods (including peppermint bark coffee liqueur and chocolate candy-cane shaped shortbread cookies), along with some odds and ends. I find I like visiting here every time in the area. Despite it's similar layout and product offerings as Winners (take out the men's/women's fashion and you have Homesense), the service and selection put it a cut above. Definitely a worthwhile anchor store in Clarkson Village Plaza.

Located in Dixie Mall and found a couple of items that weren't too bad. I've noticed a lot of…read morereviews rating this place lower tiered but I personally don't find it too bad. This place isn't hard to find at all at it has an outside entrance. They have a lot of items that range from clothes, school supplies, appliances, stationary and bunch of other miscellaneous products. If you look hard enough you're able to scout some really good deals, which I did. I thought everything was reasonably priced.

Ouch. Boy this is BAD. It's one thing to be a trashy mess,…read morebut the trashy mess isn't even cheap... the cost of humidifiers, broken garbage cans, drapes, wash clothes; cheaper at better discount stores. Truthfully the mall has declined significantly, fewer and fewer KNOWN stores remain. Treasure Hunt has zero appeal.

Great selection of goods. At least they talk to customers unlike Dollarama. Yes, they have no…read morecontrol over availability and prices and I have seen customers being rude to then because of that. But they are very polite but very straightforward about what is out of their control. Yes, people think that's rude. Try arguing with someone at dollarama.

I ordered a birthday bouquet and the sales girl didn't even bother to advise me on the color…read morescheme. I had picked one main blue aluminum balloon, two white balloons and two gray balloons, but by the time air was put into them, they were almost all white balloons and didn't go with the bouquet. I had to add a blue balloon to add some pop for colour. When I got home, I noticed a balloon had a 'Mr. & Mrs' on it which didn't go with my birthday balloons. The sales girl obviously noticed that, but couldn't be bothered to tell me of my mistake in picking that balloon . And after paying almost $16 for liquid filling and helium for all the balloons, not even 24 hours later all of them except for the aluminum balloon were deflated to the floor. I figured the loose balloons they sold are old and therefore leaks. If you bought the prepackaged silver foil balloons they would last, as mine did. I will never go back there again. Terrible service & old products used. Here is a before and after, within the 24hr period of what my balloons looked like!

Beautiful suit they have at the outlet, we didn't have time to go back. Good selection on hand bag…read morebut very few on shoes

Visited on Monday, February 17, 2025 when it was -12°C outside. The store was completely empty, yet…read morethey still forced people to wait outside in the freezing cold. Many customers got fed up and just left. Inconsiderate and pretentious--this is not luxury, it's just arrogance. No wonder Gucci's revenue is tanking. Customers aren't stupid--these desperate "hungry marketing" tricks don't work anymore. Gucci is a fading brand trying too hard. Stop playing these amateur games.

We were in town because of the family friends in the hospital. We just stopped by to grab a stuffed…read moretoy which they were able to have it not badly priced, but definitely not the cheaper end.

Last Wednesday, I had a day off and ended up in Oakville. I typically do my grocery run on…read moreWednesdays and needed to find a Giant Tiger. I learned that Oakville doesn't have one. The outrage that I had was unexpected! I did a search and found this one in Mississauga. It didn't take long to get here from downtown Oakville. It was around ten minutes. I pulled into Millway Shopping Centre (it's really a plaza) and didn't have a problem finding a parking spot. I backed into one and headed over to the store. There was a female panhandler in front of the store that was asking for money. It was my second time being asked for change in front of a Giant Tiger. The problem is that I don't carry change with me, especially during a pandemic when I pay using either a credit or debit card. I told her that detail and walked into the store. I like that there's a greeter at the store when you walk in these days. It's twofold. It's to make sure that the store doesn't exceed the maximum capacity of folks shopping. It is also to check that you're wearing a mask. She was nice and said hi. I reciprocated. My goal was to get avocados and celery. I achieved it with flying colours. There were two displays of avocados. One display had ripe ones. The other one wasn't as ripe. I always get the six-pack of avocados and they are cheap at under $3. I saw a woman taking celery out of a box and putting them into the produce section. I asked if she could hand me a couple from the box. She was great and handed them over to me. They were so fresh. I felt so VIP with my celery! Although I haven't done much shoe browsing during this pandemic, I loved the sneakers here. Sadly, they offer women's shoe sizes from 6 to 9. Such a bummer for someone who swears a size 11! I haven't seen Squishmallows at Giant Tiger stores in months. It was the case at this store. Instead, I looked at larger baby Yoda plushies. I had enough willpower to not buy one. There wasn't a huge lineup at the checkout. I had a nice woman help cash me out. I decided to finally sign up for GT VIP mailing list and took a leaflet on how to do it. She was nice. I paid, got my goodies, and wished her a good day. I realize that this visit was my first at any Giant Tiger in Mississauga. I tend to visit GT stores in Etobicoke, Scarborough, and Stouffville the most. It's nice that I'm doing the GT tour these days. I had a great experience here. I'd return when I'm in the neighbourhood again. (105)

I was driving around Heartland running some errands when I spotted One2Ten across the road. My…read moresister and I decided to check the store out and see what this new store was all about. One2Ten is basically a dollar store but merchandise ranges anywhere from $1 to $10. It kind of reminded me of a smaller version of Party City which is across the street. They sell lots of random things, ranging from: seasonal products, candy, party supplies, toys, and little gadgets. The woman working during our visit was friendly and also gave us a grand opening coupon. I wouldn't have bought anything but the coupon was a pretty good deal. The coupon stated that if you spent $10 or more you would get $5 off. I ended up getting a bunch of Christmas gifting supplies to use this month and next year. I doubt I'll be visiting this place often because I usually don't need to buy random things lol. However, I think little girls would really like this store.

We were looking for Kizik shoes (known for its slip-on shoes), and Factory Shoe is one of the rare…read moreplaces that carries this brand in Ontario. While browsing, I found some Pajar winter waterproof boots, and good for -30°C weather (in the kid's section). There is also a huge selection of shoes and boots in the Clearance section along the wall. The staff at the store were friendly and helpful. You can definitely find something here for all sizes, and with good deals!

I returned a pair of sandal and it said as soon as they rece them I would get notified about my…read morerefund. I know they have them because I tracked the package and I have emailed them a couple of times but I haven't got a response of any kind.

They sell electronics and computer devices like an optical mouse and USB cords and have very good…read moreprices

Service is 100+....a great variety of goods to chose from..cell phone repair also ..he has products…read morethat other stores don't carry ..you won't be disappointed if you shop there ..

Tip: This store doesn't have groceries or a ton of snacks. However, if you like items that are of…read moregood quality, this store is for you. I was killing time waiting for my Swiss Chalet takeout order to be ready. I noticed that Meadowvale Town Centre featured Your Dollar Store with More. I had to check it out. This dollar store is huge! I liked seeing turkey hats, a ton of gnome items, ramen, and more. The grocery section is limited. It's not much if you are used to shopping at Dollar Tree or Dollarama. I thought that I could get some lemon juice. Nope! I was pleased to see ramen, though. The storage containers for food are great. I'd come back just for them. Right now, there's a lot of Christmas merchandise. I also like the decent assortment of cards, bows, and gift bags that you can get here. It was fun to browse before picking up my dinner order. I will need to come back and do some more looking around. I will likely get the food storage containers. Great prices! (474)

fabulous store lay out is amazing and easy to find what…read moreever you need - nicest dolar store I have ever seen

Last Saturday, I was at Square One. After having picked up an order at Torrid, I was about to leave…read morethe mall. I saw this Dollarama. It occurred to me that I needed to pick up some items here. I checked out this store. I normally don't go to a Dollarama at a mall. Chances are that it will be more crowded than going to a standalone store. I was right. This store is by mall entrance 9. You take the elevator down to the store. There's also an elevator if you need one. This store was pretty busy. I liked what it had to offer. Pepsi products greeted me. I liked the Mickey Mouse set with a whisk, towel, and spatula. It was cheerful and cute. The ice cube trays were cool. I liked the larger cube moulds. They were bright and had silicone at the bottom of each cube, allowing you to easily pop cubes out for your refreshments. The snacks and drinks aisles were impressive. I liked the variety. The chip selection was excellent. I came here for pasta sauce and macaroni. I found everything that I needed. I headed to the cashout area. There was one human cashier. There were roughly eight self-checkout kiosks there. I used the latter. It's hit or miss using one at Dollarama. Sometimes, it's smooth sailing. Other times, it seems to want to give me a hard time. Luckily, I was able to scan my two items and pay without any issues. I didn't buy a lot. I had parked a good distance away from this store, so carrying them wasn't an issue. If I had made a larger purchase, I wouldn't have been as happy lugging everything that far away. It's a good store. It's convenient if you are at the mall and need something. I still like hitting standalone Dollarama stores that aren't as crowded as this one. (47)

It's convenient for a quick stop while at Square One. It's near an ice cream shop, photo studio and…read morealterations place. This is one of the busier Dollarama, given that it's located in Square One. Everything is pretty standard Dollarama stuff and is well stocked. There is an elevator beside the escalators if you have a hard time using escalators.