So I've been to Canada a few times and my buddy tells me we're going over to Canada Tire…read more I truly thought we were going to buy new tires for his car but when we got to Canada tire I found out the store has a little bit of everything. I am from California and I haven't seen a store like this in many many years. I felt like I was sick back in time because this huge department store had a little bit of everything. Not only did you get your tires rotated but you can also pick up hunting gear, cookware and a new Weedwhacker. I really enjoyed visiting Canada tire, if I lived in the area I would shop here all the time!

A quick, and convenient stop, with easy access from the 401. Lots of options for other food and…read moreshopping around here, too. I recommend taking a break here to stretch your legs, and I will be back. As for the service at the gas station itself, it was as you would expect - serve yourself, pay at the pump. Easy in, easy out. The only downer was the chilly -10 outside today.

They never have what I want in stock. People are usually really friendly though!…read more I like how they have grocery pick up (even before Covid) you order on the app and just call them when you're in the parking spot and they load it all in your car. Very convenient but the 2 times I used it they double charged me and it was a pain trying to get my money back because whoever I talked to said it wasn't their fault/problem.

Store is clean and has things that you really don't have an option to buy anywhere else in…read moreBelleville. Cashiers are usually nice but just had the strangest experience. The young man chatted up every person in front of me, so when I got to the register and said hello, I found it odd to be ignored. Maybe he didn't hear me. Then he tried to take my card assuming it was a gift card, but it's not. Then once I had signed the receipt, I noticed he hadn't moved my purchased items off of the belt. He then reminded me not to forget them, then was like "oh, do you want me to lift them over to that side for you?" So strange! I have never had to collect my purchases from the conveyer belt before, let alone asked if I wanted them lifted for me. Maybe I reminded him of someone he doesn't like.

I love this store I always find some great things here from clothes, house gadgets and decor to…read morefoods and beverages. Prices really vary so keep on looking. This is a place to go back to regularly as the stock is always changing. This location is very convenient for me and there are other great stores plus restaurants nearby.

Last July, my friend and I met at the SmartCentres Oshawa location. It is equidistant from where we…read moreboth live. I ended up driving us from the Michael's store to Winners. All boxstores are spread out fairly far apart that it would take some time to walk to each one. I did like this Winners. When I was in high school, I wore a couple of pairs of Tretorn tennis shoes. The problem for me back then was the the largest size that Tretorn made for women was a size 10. I needed a size 11. Instead, I ended up dipping into wearing men's Tretorn shoes. I ended up getting the logo in navy blue and white. Not exciting! My friend and I hit the women's shoe section. She found a cute, glittery pair of boots that fit her perfectly! She found them to be comfortable, even though she wouldn't be caught dead going on a date with them on. I feel that she is my lucky charm whenever we go to a Winners together. I found a fun pair of Tretorns in a size 11. They were patterned and they fit more comfortably than I recall. The footbed is far better than it used to be. I bought them without hesitation. This store is clean, bright, and decent, including the washrooms. The woman who helped me cash out was cheerful and upbeat.There wasn't a huge lineup on a Saturday afternoon. I would stop by this store again if I am in the area. (176)

This store has always been great for all kinds of good products and great deals in the flyer. But…read morethe customer service isn't that great. When in the store it's hard to get help with finding products.

I've been to King's Crossing Fashion Outlets a few times now. It's not really an outlet mall,…read moresince a lot of the stores are just regular stores selling the latest season at the same prices as at a regular mall. The layout is like an outlet mall in that it's a plaza and you have to go outside to go from store to store (it's not an enclosed shopping mall). The majority of the stores are also not all that interesting to me, but hey I shop everywhere just in case there is some really cool thing just waiting to be discovered, lol. They have lots of athletic stores like Adidas, Puma, Columbia, Reebok and Bench. They have women's fashions (stores I generally like, but the prices are not cheaper than at their retail stores): Laura, Melanie Lyne, Ricki's, and La Vie en Rose. They have unisex fashions: Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's and Roots. They have other stores like Carter's/Osh Kosh, George Richards Big and Tall, Stokes, Paderno and Magnotta Winery. The only store that is truly an outlet is the Designer Fashion Exchange, which is an outlet for TanJay, ALIA and Nygard. It is huge, so if you like these brands, you will likely find some good deals. When I was there last, they had clearance items 5 for $25, and black dress pants for $3.99. There's lots of free parking and it's conveniently located right off the 401. If you go to King's Crossing and are hungry, I recommend eating at Fardella's. It's great. I wrote a separate review for it :)

Fairly nondescript selection of stores. The Magnotta outlet provided excellent customer service…read moreand their selection of wines was impressive. They have a refrigerated selection of mini sparkling wine in cans that were priced reasonably and handy to purchase to go they also tasted great. Customer service in the Designer Fashion Exchange store was non existent. Laura, Levis, George Richards, Columbia, Tommy Hilfiger, Puma, Carters and a Stokes are pretty much all the stores still open. Reebok has closed. Stokes was having a liquidation sales so their days may be numbered. Definitely a passing by and stop type place as opposed to a destination. Lots of food choices nearby, Panera, Swiss Chalet and Boston Pizza to name a few..

Quinte Mall is Belleville's largest mall. I spent a good chunk of my day shopping there on Civic…read moreHoliday last weekend. This mall was open on a holiday, on a Sunday, at 10 am. It's a bit insane, until you put all the puzzle pieces together. I realized that Belleville is home to Shorelines Casino. When you have a casino in town, chances are that you want to entice visitors to shop in the area. I will say that I had a good experience dishing out my dough at this mall. There is ample parking. I parked fairly close to the main entrance and walked in. I was pleased that it has an Old Navy, a Shoppers Drug Mart, EB Games, two music stores (Sam and Sunrise), Eddie Bauer, and more. It doesn't have the feel of an upscale mall, which I appreciate. The mix of stores is nice and I sometimes felt that I was at an outlet. As an example, I scored a pair of jeans at Old Navy for $9.99. They were of great quality and fit nicely. It has a huge food court with eateries that you would expect, such as A&W, Bourbon St. Grill, Mr. Sub, and more. What threw me off was Toro. It had Japanese characters in its sign. I thought it was teriyaki or sushi. Nope, it was an Italian place. Huh? If you are looking for a restaurant to have lunch or dinner at, East Side Mario's is here. It looked busy when I left this mall. I wanted to get a late lunch somewhere else that wasn't a chain. Although the directory has Chapters, GAP Factory Store, LCBO, and more, they are actually not connected to the rest of the mall when you are inside it, walking around. You have to duck outside to shop at these various places. It's a weird setup. My lunch was really an intermission. I then drove back and had round two of shopping until I dropped. The GAP Factory Store is fabulous. For a while, I have been looking for button-fly jeans. I never had them when the trend was there in my high school years. I scored a pair of them that was heavily discounted. Next to the GAP is LCBO. I ended up getting a vodka soda and an orange creamsi-ale that were nicely chilled for my consumption. You can easily walk the entire mall in a day. I loved being there on a holiday Sunday. I rarely stroll an entire mall these days, as I typically end up broke and sad. However, I still had money after this excursion and was a happy tourist. It's a decent mall. (339)

I was surprised at the size of this mall - it was much bigger than anticipated! The only odd thing…read morein my opinion is that you have to access the Chapters (and thereby the Starbucks) from outside the mall. We had wandered in and wandered around looking for it. I think there were some other shops also only accessible from outside. Like so many modern malls, this one has its fair share of cell phone providers in kiosks down the centre aisles. You've got your work cut out for you, doing your research on these! The big draw to this mall is the big Sears store, but there were all kinds of others to choose from: Ladies' fashions (Danier, Ardene, le Chateau, etc) and shoe stores like Payless Shoes, and SoftMoc. What a great mall!! A refreshing change from the malls at home.

A great place to browse and shop! I enjoyed looking for souvenirs while visiting this store, too…read more I found the employees to be helpful and friendly. What will you find here? *shoes and more shoes! *Great outerwear *toys *tshirts- long and short sleeved. *coffee cups/mug

Such a cute place with so many great Clayton souvenirs! I came in here looking for a tshirt and…read morethere were so many options. Lots of stickers, mugs, keychains and other knickknacks available. Prices seemed normal for tourist area. Great location on the main strip. Parking seems to be street parking only.