This store is never open. I have tried 2 days in a row now and despite being there during the…read moreposted hours they are closed.

From the owner: One2ten is all about cool stuff!! @ Great deals!! everything is $1 to $10…read more You can find everything from school supplies, bath and beauty, crafts, games, sports stuff, party stuff, candy, electronic accessories, room decor, pet accessories and more. YOU want it WE got it all under $10.

This outlet is the closest one to me. It happens to be in Ajax. I don't mind the drive. It's…read morelocated in a plaza that has many box stores and a decent Costco. I shop at the Gap often. It's one of my favourite stores, but I tend to hit the outlets more than regular mall retail stores. I like the deals and still think that it's ridiculous to pay over $70 for a pair of jeans! Today, I got a pair of blue flare jeans and a magenta hoodie. I had to try them on in the fitting room. The wait to get a free room was about seven minutes today, but the fitting rooms are clean and bright. The lineup to pay was equally as long. I figured out why it was so busy on Saturday when the cashier asked whether I had an e-mail coupon. I subscribe to Gap e-mails and had to look for it on my phone. I found it. I got 50% off my entire purchase, so I only paid $17 with tax. Wow! Needless to say, I was a happy camper. It's not every day that you can get a hoodie for $6 before taxes. (183)

Dollarama is consistently praised as a top choice for budget-conscious shopping due to its fixed,…read morelow price points (up to $5.00). ​The Positives: ​Product Variety: The store offers a vast, well-stocked assortment of everyday essentials, seasonal decorations, cleaning supplies, snacks, and craft items. ​Convenience: Locations are generally convenient, and the self-checkout systems help manage lines, especially for quick visits.

This location is pretty good…read more It's located inside the Pickering Town Centre and is a tad bit small. You really feel it when you're walking down the aisles. The selection of products is just okkkk, but I would chalk that up to the limited space the store has and the high traffic they get being inside of a mall

I only recently discovered Sal's Grocery Store and realized I've been missing out on some great…read moredeals! Their prices are very low, compared to national chains BUT you have to be aware that some products, although priced accordingly, are very close to their Best Before date. They do have great prices on deli meats and lots of other fresh products, making this a great place to shop!

Not happy i baught husband peanut butter kraft smooth small jar , hes been hot sweats , vomiting…read moreDiarehea , Safety is a concern food risk here is a hazard people get sick ... Safety food protocols need to be met .Not happy we miss the old owners Saftey is at risk to consumers My husband has degree occupational Health Safety is certified , Manager 15 years food retailer He may want to go through file complaint minstry labour concerns ... Health and safety Please be advised if anyone is shopping here your Health is at Risk Sorry nobody deserve to get sick

Excellent workmanship. Very nice people. My couch looks sensational. The price was terrificread more

I looked at all the big box stores for a mattress. They had all their slick sales techniques,…read moregimmicks and promotions, but lacked the one thing that matters, honesty. We were looking for a mattress that suited us, not the one being pushed this month by the manufacturer. We were treated as vaulted customers and they took a genuine interest in our needs.

Pretty well what you expect at a Costco. Because they're in the same plaza as a bunch of retail/…read moreoutlet locations, there's quite a bit more parking available if you're willing to park further. This location is crowded and I find a lot of times, things are out of stock. Or they simply don't have the same abundance of selections as other locations. There's times I can pick things up at the Scarborough/ Markham locations that I can't even find here (fruits, specials, clothing, etc). The staff here also aren't really quite as friendly. Few times we've had to interact with a cashier, they seemed a bit annoyed. They were giving us "teenage daughter" vibes.... you know when they roll their eyes and chew their gum and can't be bothered to make eye contact when telling you your total. We prefer self check out anyway so we just avoid interaction if we can. That's not to say ALL staff are like that. Just the ones we have unluckily had to deal with. The wait at the pharmacy is kinda long. Given the cost is better than at your regular pharmacy, I do think it's worth waiting if you're not covered by insurance.

I generally dislike shopping at Costco. I always feel like I can't find anything and end up…read morewandering around the gigantic warehouse looking at random things. People are super pushy with their carts and there never seems to be a good time to go to avoid the crowd. However, being the pizza lunch coordinator at my daughter's school for the last few years, I've made bi-weekly trips to this location to pick up pizza lunch snacks and I must say, I still don't like shopping at Costco. There are many saving graces like the cheap food court eats and random scores of fantastic quality clothing I wasn't looking for. I am unsure if Costco is really worth it for a small family like mine without a freezer. This location is always busy, like all the other Costco locations, but does offer ample parking.

Great prices & unique products. If you are obsessive with…read morebest before dates don't come here. Stephanie is great! Leave a review & you get a chance to win $50!

It's not my cup of tea but I am certain others will love so giving it a 4…read more There's lot of variety in frozen food / snacks and vegan treats for a decent price ! For example , I saw Lindor packs for $4. There's are normally at least $5-$6. Saw fancy almond milk for like $2. The only drawback is a lot of stuff is close to or already expired so you gotta be careful . I say it's not our cup of tea simply because we tend to stock up / get too excited and buy a lot so expired/ close to expiring snacks is a no go . I was lucky to find these two steals and the expiration on each were at least close to half a year ! Camino bar was as only $1 :O and hairbo was only $1.55. The store itself looks pretty haggard but still recommend everyone to give it a run to see if they find any goodies :)

Soooo this is a Saks *OFF* 5th. It is strictly an outlet store that exists based on its discount…read morepricing on labels. Think of it as an upscale Winners - fancier labels, bigger and brighter displays, a more organized store...and none of that weird Winners smell. There are designer brands here but you'll also see a bunch of brands that don't jump out at you. Some of the items are probably the reject items from last seasons line but the store is enormous. If you're patient enough, you can probably find a great deal on something. Most of the items are heavily discounted and the amount of savings is prominently displayed on each of the item's tags. In general, the prices are a little bit higher than what you find at Winner's but the quality of the items is better. I was able to find a cute faux leather jacket for $60 without too much time spent in the store. Mission accomplished!

Nothing like Saks. This store is NOT filled with the things on sale at Saks Fifth Ave. It is filled…read morewith stuff that is literally made for outlet stores, like off, WAY off the rack Lagerfeld in some horrible polyblend that never saw the inside of the real Saks: blech! I saw a few legitimate deals: some real fur scarfs 50% off retail, some decent down parkas on sale before winter (Pajar, Rud), some out of season but real designer sunglasses (Chloe, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Prada, etc.). But I saw some really low-price brands too: Steve Madden, Ivanka Trump, Matt & Natt, that do not represent any kind of a deal. I almost bought a Missoni scarf but found the whole experience so tacky that I didn't want to buy it and remember I was ever there. If you are looking for real design and quality just pay for parking and shop the sale items at the real Saks at Yonge and Queen.

My family has been going to Garo Jewellers for many many years. They are our go to for all our gold…read morejewellery, diamond rings, watches and all jewellery. Arthur created and designed many rings for me over the years including my engagement ring and our wedding bands. The quality of Garo's craftsmanship is outstanding and so is their customer service. Always welcoming us with a smile when we pop in and catch up. The value of their products is also amazing. Today I purchased a beautiful 10K Italian yellow gold 18" chain and a beautiful cross to go with it. Arthur took his time helping me choose exactly what I was looking for. The chain is so sparkly I just love it. I know I will receive a lot of compliments. Our family will always continue to support Garo Jewellers

I've been dealing with Arthur for 25+ years. I will not go anywhere else for jewelry whether it's…read morefor repair, custom jewelry or something off the shelf. My wife and I used to live in Pickering and moved to Newfoundland in 2007 and we still do business with him by mail/email or in person when we visit Toronto. Keep up the good work Arthur!

National Thrift is a good place to thrift, they keep it clean and have a great selection. This…read morestore is the place to go for name brand items and low prices. Excellent customer service from all the staff as well.

This national Thrift on Dufferin usually has some Interesting stuff - the clothing and good…read moreapparently come mostly from the USA I've certainly found some good stuff here like Off white brand t-shirts