This regional mall in Durham has been renovated over the years. Some decent brand name stores like…read moreZara, H&M, Uniqlo, Aritzia, Sephora, Lululemon, JD Sports, Adidas, Footlocker, Champs, Sportchek. There is a good selection of sit-down restaurants surrounding the mall like The Keg, Kelseys, Kelly's Landing. The food court is very spacious and clean. Some good food offerings like Thai Express, KFC, Subway, A&W, Bar Burrito, Shanghai 360, Taco Bell, New York Fries, Jimmy the Greek, etc. I had a gift card to redeem and the guest services staff were very friendly. They helped me load my e-gift card onto a physical card. There are plenty of parking spots available. If you're looking to shop, I recommend paying a visit to this mall. Boxing week had some decent deals. Good value.

good mall for Oshawa downstairs is kinda dismal…read moreand the bay; looks like they've given up... upstairs much better

A ghost of its former self. This is a prime example of a ghost mall. Other than the various Health…read moreand Imaging Clinics, and Service Ontario, there is little here to encourage any visitors. Even the former Service Canada Passport office has packed up and left.

It's a nice quiet humble mall located in the city of Whitby. Unfortunately there are enough store…read moreand variety around. If you are looking to buy clothes and do a few simple tasks, then it's decent enough. But if you want entertainment, it's better to go to Oshawa town center.

Not my favorite spot to shop. I think probably my last stop to try and buy something. It just…read moredoesn't offer anything special. It's not the biggest selection, cheapest, or fanciest. It feels like where my grandparents shop and everything is budget and not current. I want to like this place. Its part of Canadian culture. I feel like they should hire new buyers to make this place exciting to shop. Overall I don't think I've ever recommended someone go to Canadian Tire for anything. I needed to buy two propane tanks last visit and the total came to $170 after tax. I told the cashier to forget it and went to Costco. Just under $100 after tax. How is there such a large discrepancy?

What i love about Canadian Tire is it's presence throughout Canada meaning that if the car breaks…read moreanywhere, the parts and labour will be there, the will find the solution and the warranty will be honored when back home + it's THE place to buy boots and winter gear that ARE made for canadian winter AND more affordable then sport spots, they also have skates, bikes, water shoes/boots and so forth. I like canadian tire a lot.

This SoftMoc Outlet in Whitby is worth a stop, or even a drive out to the eastern GTA suburbs. They…read morehave a vast, discounted selection of footwear and handbags, featuring such brands as Birkenstock, Steve Madden, the SoftMoc brand, and a number of European brands which are beautifully crafted. I found a pair of sandals which look just like the ones that I had once loved (unfortunately, they died the death of the well-used footwear). Leather, well crafted, and at a discount price. It`s a busy store, but there is plenty of parking. The staff was so helpful to ensure that I really did get a discount on my purchase. This outlet is a place to which I shall return, when my footwear needs renewal. There are other interesting places near by, like the 5 Paddles Brewery and Stuttering John`s Smokehouse. You can really make a day of it, in this concrete, suburban Industrial area. It may not sound cool or hip, but it is.

It's been several years that I have been at this location. They carried well known name brands. it…read morewas a hit and miss at finding my size, but a variety of different brands. I was there yesterday, very disappointed. i couldn't find any casual summer shoes. lots of sandals and crocs. My opinion, lots of junk.

My dear friend and I met in Whitby to catch up. She lives in Peterborough. I was working from home…read morea couple of Wednesdays ago. Unfortunately, I had a teleconference to join late in the day at fairly short notice. It should have ended at 4:30 pm. Due to folks who cannot stop talking, I indicated that I had to leave at 4:45 pm. I was meeting my friend at 6:00 pm. Sure enough, traffic along the 401 going eastbound was bad. I took myself off the highway at around Ajax and did my usual backroad routine and got there on time. This Winners is in a spacious plaza with tons of parking. It's between two Swedish stores: JYSK and IKEA. I parked and went in. Naturally, after downing an iced black tea, my bladder needed attention. The washroom is located in the back right corner. It's perfectly clean and stocked. My friend texted me moments later. We found each other and spent 1.5 hours in this store. This Winners is well-organized. I saw everything from BB-8 lunch bags to USB type C cables. The latter seems to be a welcoming trend for folks like me. We were browsing in the women's shoe section. I was pleased with the number of size 11 shoes. I had picked up a pair to look at and put them down. Somehow, it triggered the alarm to go off about a minute later. It was odd. Luckily, there was a staff member there. I pointed the shoes out and she went to disengage the alarm. I made a humourous remark about my luck setting off alarms being a law-abiding shopper, which made my friend and another shopper laugh. If you think you're going to do well shoplifting at this store, think again. I ended up getting a set of five charcoal masks for $7. You put it on your cleansed face, wait 20 minutes, peel it off, and then wash your face. No, I am not posting any pics of me and the mask. No one wants to see the female Asian version of Phantom of the Opera, except for my clearer skin and unclogged pores. My friend is a dogwalker and got a bunch of doggie poop bags. She indicated that they are high quality and a decent price. The lineup was a bit long, but we were chatting so much that we didn't feel like we were waiting for ages. I had a great cashier who was efficient and friendly. There were issues trying to get my card to work. She pointed out that the card machine was finicky, but all was well at long last. I like this Winners a lot. There was plenty of items to find at decent prices. (277)

It's like an organised jumble sale inside, but if you're patient and prepared to hunt through the…read moreracks of clothes, toys and kitchen items you can often find a good bargain. If you're on a budget it's a good place to get quality items.

Not a huge place, but plenty of interesting items on hand…read more Staff was very helpful and friendly. Decent prices for good quality merchandise.

Love hunting through the unique pieces and the prices are reasonable. Not many shops like this…read morearound.

Amazing prices for baby clothes. We are expecting a little girl in January. Stocked up today on…read moresome clothes: sleepers, diaper shirts, dresses for very good prices. Signed up for the membership as well, so I will be able to rack up credits to use on future purchases. Selection of items is outstanding. For sure I saved over $120 just today on baby clothes. Omg I love Talize!

I love shopping at Talize I don't even mind driving to Whitby for it from Bowmanville. It's so…read moremuch cleaner than other thrift stores around Durham Region and everything is organized and even the clothing is colour organized. It's awesome !! I also love that each day of the week they have different items on specials.

Very clean shop , staff are friendly and willing to help . Lot of new selection of toys for kids…read more The price is good as most of it is 1.75 unlike dollarrama where the price goes upto $5.

I love Dollar Tree. I went crazy visiting a bunch of them when I was in Dallas back in January. I…read morereturned home and haven't set foot in one since. Well, I broke that streak on Saturday. After having a massive lunch at Philthy Philly's, I waddled out the door and saw this huge Dollar Tree. My eyes lit up. They were the most energetic part of me. I continued my slow waddle over in a self-induced carb overdose, as the store was calling my name. Sure, Canadian Dollar Tree stores do not have a frozen foods section like the ones across the border do. Yes, it's weird that all items are $1.25 and not a loonie. However, the variety is decent and it makes me happy looking at all the merchandise. I can afford stuff! I tend to get gift bags and tissue paper here. I grabbed a couple of bags for upcoming gifts that I need to dish out. I also got a couple of cans of Diet Coke for $1.25. I have bought Coke products here and they are good. The quality is decent for a dollar store. You do get brand names like Sistema and Kinder. There are some low-carb options, such as pepperoni sticks and Joseph's sugar-free cookies. You can also get special balloons here. Staff will fill them up with helium for you. They look great, are cheap, and are of decent quality. The cashier was helpful and competent. Credit and debit cards, and cash are all accepted here. This plaza has plenty of parking. I typically visit the Starbucks in this plaza when I am in Whitby. I like this store a ton. I'm a fan. (116)

Upon moving into our new home in Whitby, I wanted to start going back to Costco as we have the…read morespace to house the large quantities of items, like toilet paper, food, etc etc. I usually go to the Ajax location, since its always been the closest and the most familiar, but we decided to hit up the Oshawa one this time. The Oshawa location sort of comes out of nowhere on the west side of the street. It's an odd location but its still busy as the Ajax one. And the plaza right next door is being renovated so something else will be going in there to make it a bit more noticeable. We came in on a Saturday morning and I was pleasantly surprised. It's larger than the Ajax one and much brighter and roomier. Perhaps there wasn't as much merchandise (especially in the bullpen/clothing area) but it really doesn't seem as cramped. It was easier to maneuver the cart around and get from one side to the next. The deals are no different, but I did enjoy the extra space, not having to get stuck behind people, having more room in the aisles and especially in the butcher area, which is often heavily inundated with people looking for meat.

Hi, I'm here to give a review on, an outstanding employee of yours. So, yesterday afternoon, my mom…read moreand I renewed our membership. A man named Matthew was assisting us. I'd like to take the time, to thank him and the staff as a whole. He was kind, helpful, made my mom laugh, essentially an overall great experience. The main account holder is Sherri Tanguay. Thanks