Was in self check out line... discovered that there is no option to pay using cash...I made a…read morecomplaint where I was met with a very condescending attitude and informed me that we are headed towards a cashless society..even if that were true, cash option should be available until that day is here...however our next government doesn't support a digital currency as they shouldn't...in a nutshell I will not return to this store... not because of the poor option...but prices are high and I didn't appreciate the condescending attitude.

The manager has no customer service skills and was rude and brushed me off and would not write his…read morename on the paper in which he gave me the phone number to file a complaint. Called to file a complaint about many things after spending 550 on groceries, not large ticket item food. They took my complaint and said we would investigate. I said, "Will someone call me back they said no, we don't do that. We just investigate internally." So essentially, you brush off the customer is what you are saying. What kind of policy is that. No wonder people are mad at corporate. When I asked to speak to the manager after he took his time coming down and thawing more of my frozen food, he doesn't say hi. I'm the manager. How can I assist you? He says, "Is it you. At that point, I'm done with my patience, lol. They need a lesson in customer service. I was not rude and was patient. If he doesn't want to work there, find another job. So what did I learn loblaws are not in the business of customer service. They could care less, even the loyal ones who are not boycotting. Thanks, loblaws, for showing my concerns are put aside and not dealt with. Feel free to change my mind loblaws, but I'm sure you won't. You have no time for your loyal customers.

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As I've mentioned before, I like XS Cargo. It's certainly not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're…read morelooking for good deals on everyday items, it never hurts to see what they have to offer. Pros: - Awesome staff - very friendly and helpful. I had to make a return on a blender I purchased (turns out the glass was cracked), which was about as pain-free a process as one could hope for. - Lots of variety and an ever-changing inventory keep things interesting. - Great deals on everything! Granted, some of the items carried are not always top-notch quality or brand-new, but I have yet to have an issue with any refurbished product I've bought thus far. - Extended warranties are available for electronics, kitchen appliances, etc. - I've never had an issue with finding a parking space. Cons: - All the XS Cargo stores I've ever been in have been neat and tidy, but this one isn't. I'm not sure if part of this has to do with the space itself (awkward layout) or the staff, but there's a lot of dusty merchandise and general disarray. Perfect for budget-conscious individuals. I hope it never goes out of business.

So today unwillingly I went to elm st mall for a density bone test. researched on the site to where…read morewould be best for me to enter, park as I am a handicap person. Parked on the west 2nd floor parking area. Entrance #8. Used my cane instead of my walker. Lucky for me. Trying to get to suite 255. No sings or indication to where I should go. Like a bowling alley there. No one to help you and did 3 sets of stairs in my unknown travel to locked doors for no friendy information help. Met one older lady that was lost. Hope she is ok. Workers in the health center were very professIonal and helpful but could not hold back on saying that they must have free rent. Two thirds of that office was unoccupied. We are paying for that. Yes let's build an arena downtown where seniors are not considered. Just remember, some day you may be handicap.

Honestly, I don't get why everyone bags on this place all the time. Sure, it's not the greatest…read moremall out there, but it serves it's purpose. The express Country Style on the far end of the mall serves up better coffee, hot chocolate and donuts better than the Tim's across the road could ever can. Best of all, NO line ups. There's always a security guard or two on duty, so none of the downtown crazies get too far out of hand before they're dealt with. The movie theatre, Rainbow Cinemas plays movies that have just left the mainstream theratres for $5 during regular hours and $2 on Tuesdays. The Hart Store might be a little more expensive than Walmart, but honestly, I'd rather be able to walk there and back again in 5 minutes than have to spend at least 90 minutes on the bus going up to New Sudbury Mall for either Target or Walmart. - After bus fare and your time, are you really saving any money at all? YMMV on that. The food court is a bit lame, but does it's job. There's an A&W, Chinese, Mediterranean, and a newly re-opened Mr. Sub. The only thing it's missing is a place to get a slice of pizza. Edit: As of the end of August, the movie theatre is no longer in business and they have removed the free wifi which was available for at least the year since I moved here to Sudbury. Without these, I really have no reason to come here anymore, aside from the Buck or Two when I need something in a pinch.

Gerry is the definition of great customer service!…read more My BF and I..now fiancé :) are extremely pleased with the ring Gerry beautifully created for us. His online live chat on his website is very helpful when deciding what you would like to purchase, as you will speak with Gerry himself and is able to provide you with great advice and was a delight to deal with. The whole experience was an A++ & my ring was even more beautiful than the digital render he provided for us & I couldn't be happier. If you are planning on purchasing jewelry online, you need to definitely choose Gerry!

Gerry is great. His…read morewebsite has considerable very high-quality information that helps buyers make informed decisions. I wanted to buy my wife a simple elegant piece that wasn't overly showy, but that made a statement. And I did. Thanks to Gerry.

This place is pretty cool. I picked up some Zigi Moccasins there the other day and I love em -…read morethey're so comfy!

I've done a lot of shopping at this store throughout the years and always completely satisfied…read more They even delivered for free unlike most other stores. Just completed some renovations in my home and will visiting this store again. Thanks again to the Sleep Shop - will see you in the new year.

After spending hours searching for basic furniture within my budget, Don and I came across The…read moreSleep Shop. Here's how it went: Pros: - Excellent customer service. We initially walked in about 10 minutes before closing, but we were not made to feel unwelcome at any point - we received a friendly greeting and had our questions answered in a pleasant manner. We were given a number of tips and advice on the care and set-up of our items. - Prices are great! There are lots of deals on and there's a pretty decent selection of furniture, so chances are you'll find what you're looking for and be able to stick to your budget. - Prices include free delivery and set-up, which is awesome, but if you're able to pick up items yourself, you will receive a 5% discount. - The pickup process was very efficient. Cons: - None that I can think of. Definitely worth a gander if you're looking for reasonably-priced furniture!

Second time at this wonderful brewery. Lovely location. Manitoulin Gold Pilsner and Copper are…read morevery, very good beers. Highly recommend. Would love it if a food truck could be located nearby...hint hint

Split Rail is tucked along the water, below dowtown, near where the marinas end. It makes a nice…read moresetting for sipping a brew in the beer garden, especially if the sun has set enough for shade to stretch over your table. Don't go too late, though: SRB closes at 5 Mon.-Thur., 7 on Fri-Sat. The beer selection isn't large--Split Rail brews four ales, three of which were available when we visited--a copper lager, an amber, and a stout. We liked the lager best. It was hazy in appearance with good body and a short kick of hops at the end. We picked up a bottle to take back to camp. The stout was good too, lots of coffee and cocoa notes, if a little thin overall. The amber wasn't bad, though a bit overmalted. Do wish we'd had a chance to try the hawberry ale. The beers, especially the amber and stout, while enjoyable, did have a yeastiness I associate with microbreweries or homebrewers that aren't quite "there" yet. But another visit certainly isn't out of the question.