I've been using this business when they were located at Adelaide & Portland, for 25 yrs !…read more They have an expert paint guy who's worked there for decades. Listen to his advice - he's SO knowledgeable and experienced. It's like a hairdresser, when you find a great one, you just follow them wherever they move to.

I was reading about the reviews and was debating whether to come but what choice did I have after…read moreanother paint store completely botched sending me home with mismatched paint. I came here with low expectations and was pleasantly surprised how good these guys were. They said my sample size was too small and sent me back which is the right thing to do because the other store didn't do that. So I came back with larger sample and Trevor made the paint and made me feel better about the whole process that things will only get better from here. When I came back home and applied the paint for the spots on my walls, it was an exact match. What a difference it makes when people do their jobs to the best of their abilities. I get it that the older man in the shop could come across cranky but he's the one who sent me back home to get a larger sample because of which Trevor made me the perfect paint. Overall, good customer service and extremely straightforward. Glad they're in the neighborhood. They're also reasonably priced compared to the other paint store I went to. Thanks to Trevor and the other two gentlemen who helped me as well.

Best by far in every way. Lots of places sell paint, but no place gives service better than this…read more 10 stars!

Gary is a wonderful man, matches paint perfectly and is very kind and patient. His son was born…read morewhen I was still nursing in obstetrics and is now taller than his father! 90 years old now, amazing!~ Love the Van Goh painting on the side~well done! Also, love the family photos for the anniversary!

Having decided to redesign my six room condo, I chose Primetime Paint & Paper for their extensive…read moreselection and helpful, friendly employees. One lady was particularly helpful in completing the first two rooms. She was an enthusiastic collaborator, even asking for photos of the work so far. To complete the other four rooms, it took several tries to find times good for both of us. I didn't want to miss out on her exquisite taste in helping me choose from so many fine products. At least twice I spoke with the manager to confirm available time with her, and adjusted my visit to the time he confirmed she would be available. I arrived, and the manager informed me she wasn't yet free, so I agreed to wait. After fifteen minutes she came to me and apologized for the delay. We resumed the immediate phase of the order, which would have completed the third room. We came to some decisions and completed much of the order when the manager interrupted. He wanted her at the cash register immediately, and announced loudly that she had been with 'this gentleman' for an hour. I informed him I had only been in the store for twenty-five minutes. He responded nastily, 'You're not the only customer here, sir!" She started to tally my sales so far, during which he got even angrier, telling her she had spent enough time with 'this gentleman' and wanted her at the other cash station at once. I was completely stunned. She quietly apologized and explained this was not unusual. I paid for the order and she walked away even though we had been unable to complete it. I stood there in total shock. We had yet to finish even the current order, much less choose any of the remaining products. I had waited so long to resume the project that I felt frankly assaulted by such bizarre behaviour I had never experienced before. Now ignored, I didn't know what to do. I then protested to him that I was still in the middle of a big order. He smiled innocently and said, "Why do you sound so angry, sir?" I was speechless; finally, I asked him why he wanted to lose such a large order. With an insincere smile, he asked "Why are you so angry, sir?" That's when I noticed the three people in line cringing. I picked up the two gallons of paint I had bought so far and started to leave when he said softly, "See you soon, sir." I turned, and said, "I don't think so." As I left, another employee looked at me apologetically. The result of this experience was that it disrupted the completion plans because I had no idea where else I could go to find help even half as good on such an expensive project.

Very nice workers and amazing customer service. Everyone working at the store was very friendly.read more

Nicely equipped store, but employees, especially manager are very racist and don't hold back on a…read morecomments: here in Canada we don't say that or here in Canada we, referring to a red necks like themselves, we call it this....., especially after noticing my accent. I wouldn't go back to that store....

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Great experience! I found them to be very friendly, honest…read moreand knowledgeable! Despite our current environment, the interaction was very hospitable yet still in keeping with the Corona virus physical space mandates. Will definitely go back to them for all my painting needs.

I've been using Paint Depot for about 10 years now. I send my clients there because I know they'll…read morebe treated with kid gloves. Why? Because they treat everyone like that. There's no attitude in this paint store. What you get is the best paint advice in the city and everything you need for your project. They also keep all your paint colours on their computer listed by address then by the room. So I can call in and ask, 'what colour did I used at soandso's, in the master bedroom and basement?' And, just like magic, they have all the info there. No other paint store has offered this service to me, so kudos to you, Paint Depot, we very much appreciate it.

Disappointed in the service. A friend recommended I check this place out as, I was told they carry…read morehigh quality paint, and will be very helpful in advising what colour and brand of paint to buy. Unfortunately they were not helpful or interested in helping at all, shrugged their shoulders at any question I had, and was actually kinda rude.

If these guys weren't located in my neighbourhood, I'd have never painted my place…read more Because I would still be stuck waiting at the Lowe's paint counter to buy paint.

I had the most incredible experience purchasing paints at this location!! I had walked in the…read morestore, curious of browsing paint colours (for a basement), and the wittingly kind and generous customer service rep Cameron helped me beyond any other staff I've met in a service role. They were an expert at answering all my paint questions, while juggling 3 other customers, and took as much time with me as I needed. I was given genuine, sound advice on materials I needed, paint quality and colour combinations, and was offered every means of making it an affordable experience. I can't wait to paint again so I can go back! I've already recommended this location and Cameron to all my friends and colleagues! Thanks!

I love this HomeSense location; the store is rather big and it always has a great selection of…read moreseasonal decorations, glassware, plates, serving plates, bowls and spoons; home decorations, bath and kitchen essentials, artworks, mirrors, photo frames, cushions, furniture, etc. It will never disappoint, whether you're buying a gift or for yourself, you can find something interesting to buy.

Of all the places we went to in Toronto, of all the things we saw... HomeSense was a favorite. I…read moremean, come on, the Canadian cousin of HomeGoods/Marshalls/TJMaxx? How could I NOT go into this store!? Looks-wise it's just like the standard HomeGoods we're used to in the States... except its bigger and better. And really roomy. Sometimes these types of stores are so packed you can barely move around - not this location. Set in a lower level/basement like space it felt modern and comfortable. Walking in - I instantly wished I had brought an extra duffle bag. Between the aisles of pillows, the kitchen/dining section, and the picture frames - I was in heaven. Fortunately for Hubs they also have tons of furniture, so he was able to find a {super cute} chair up front to relax in while I wandered. B/c my luggage could not accommodate all that I had seen I settled on a really beautiful picture frame to commemorate our visit to Toronto. Check out was super easy - seeing as how they had several cashiers available. And my frame, after $$ conversion was only $7. Yay for HomeSense!