Not just your usual dollar store, there were good buys to be found here! They have a great card…read moreselection including kids cards with licensed characters for $1.25. Great for fans of Disney, Scooby Doo, and super heroes! You can also get a foil balloon with helium for $1.25! Wow, that sounds like a great deal to me and you can call to order in advance. The selection is primarily for kids, and unfortunately no Dora but Minnie would do. The items I got were $1.25 and a chocolate bar for 79 cents. There was no line up and the cashier was friendly! Also, it was clean and pretty organized. Definitely a dollar store to shop at again!

I've been to a few Dollar Trees around the city, so you can take this as a review for the chain in…read moregeneral since they're all very similar :) I'm a big fan of Dollar Tree. I find that compared to certain other dollar stores, this one has actually fairly nice stuff. I bought some plastic dinosaurs there to be used as wedding decorations, and they're actually fairly realistic and stand nicely. Their craft section is a bit small (which is expected given that they're not a dedicated craft store) but they have a fair bit of stuff, and it's easily comparable to what you'd find at places like Michael's. I was impressed by that :) They also have some rather nice stationery & cards. Also, they do bulk orders as well, which is pretty cool (I didn't end up needing to do this cos it turns out they actually had 20+ bags of craft moss on hand, but I did call to ask in advance & they do it for people). So yep, Dollar Tree is definitely my favourite dollar store :)

This was the first Dollarama that I went to years ago before all the Dollar stores were popping up…read moreand everything was a dollar back then. Now you can find a Dollar store in most malls or by the big box stores. I was in Westmount and decided to check out their birthday decoration selection. Although they did have some decorations, they didn't have anything specific for milestone birthdays. It was more of the generic standard streamers or birthday banner, candles, and napkins and plates. I browsed the other aisles and they do have a large selection of items for the home, holidays, and just about anything else you want to spend a dollar or two on. Seems pretty busy too but I didn't find anything I wanted for a dollar.

Usually I really like this Dollarama but I went here a few days ago and my opinion of it dropped a…read morebit. They were really busy (the saleslady claimed they weren't but there were about 12 people in line). It took awhile for them to get someone else up at the till to help with the huge line up and when someone id come to help, they didn't make a great transition. Instead of telling the next person in line to go over to the new till, they let it be a free-for-all so everyone rushed over to the newly opened till. It was really disorganized. This Dollarama has a good selection though. It's pretty big and they have a lot of good stuff. The staff brings their rating down significantly though.

Whenever Im back in Edmonton from traveling and am not working full time in my day job; this is the…read morecheapest place to shop for food. Soups; crackers; pop; canned meat. It also has the same brand name chips and chocolate and candy but for way cheaper. I have also bought women's hipster underwear here and while low quality; they lasted for a few months for running and training.

Limited items on food selection, worst of all is the negligence of the cashiers and staff. For…read moreinstance charging items that I didn't have nor were on the counter at the time and bum rushing the line. Talking in their own language during work which by the way is unprofessional, rude and impolite. Then you might as well spit in the customer's face on top of that by adding a combo self group laughter. Sure any standard run of the mill person might see it a different way with there overly P.C Brain, but not to myself I know how normal people should act and how things were before our country got sardined by immigrants from east India, Philippines and etc. But I'm getting slightly off topic. Anyone who says otherwise is either them or people younger than myself brain washed and stupefied by the Me too, BLM, LGBQ, New Native Holiday, the term woke users movements etc.

This location is in my opinion, the best Japanese daiso in the city so far! It's bright, airy and…read moreselection is ginormous! I could wander here for a couple hours finding stuff I didn't know I needed or too cute/ quirky to leave behind. It actually reminds me of being at a Daiso shop in Tokyo which a lot of similar shops here don't really come close to. There's everything from false lashes/ beauty items, stationery, snacks, party supplies, household items, decor, the list goes on and on. Quality is mixed on some items but with most items starting at $3, I feel quality matches pricing if not better on SOME goods that are sold in your average dollar store (nail decals and paper stationery here are well made FYI). Also, I'd watch how much you add to your cart because cost can add up quickly. Staff are even on par with their Japanese store greeting when you enter & exit, plus there are staff also around inside who are available to help which I appreciate too.

On my latest visit, I'm happy to say that most of the items now have price tags. When I did my…read moreinitial review, they were still in the process of pricing everything. They also have signs that say that unlabelled items are $3.00. Way better shopping experience knowing how much everything is.

The discount stores that sell things for a dollar are valued, as opposed to what we call "dollarS…read morestores" which sell things for up to $4 (at the time of this writing). This Dollar Tree has saved our bacon countless times. Seriously, I can't count the number of times that we've needed something for a project or a party and been able to stock up here. From inexpensive pop to arts and crafts supplies, from kitchen things to birthday cards, it's all good. Satisfying, with a huge parking lot out front, near to Whyte Avenue. What's not to love?

Not a bad Dollar Store. They have a good selection of stuff and even some items I haven't seen at…read moreother dollar stores. Sometimes I even find items that seem like more upscale items (eg. dishes) that may have been overstock or something from other stores. It isn't the biggest dollar store I have been to but they have a great selection of almost everything you would expect from these types of stores. The store is usually very clean and organized. The staff have always been friendly. There is a ton of parking because it is located in a big strip mall area. Lots of other shopping and food that you can do while you are here too.

Hours here and on their website are incorrect…read more I checked the Dollarama website for their hours. It says they are open until 9pm on Wednesdays. I arrived at Dollarama in Bonnie Doon to find that they are closed. I phoned to leave a message at the store to politely let them know their hours on their website are not correct. Someone answered the store and was fairly defensive/rude about the hours not being correct because of COVID. I get the initial challenge with the changes, but we are 6-months into COVID now. And it wastes people's time to come all the way down to the store based on information they advertise, only to find it closed. Time to do your job and consider the needs of your customers, Bonnie Doon Dollarama!

Good store , the staff are friendly and they have low prices, like you can get a chocolate bar at…read moresafe way for almost 2$ when you can get one here for 77 cents

rated 5 star because of the staff. I am always amazed with the customer service. I had a staff…read moremember approach me to assist in finding a sheet set without even asking. checkout staff are always so pleasant and seem so appreciative that I decided to shop there. always end of finding items that I did not realize I needed. i can try new products at sale prices to see if this is something I would like and buy again..and yes I have and at full price which is still in my price point.

I had a meeting in the area and checked out Giant Tiger. There's a fairly large clothing area for…read morewomen's clothing. There was active wear, work clothes, and casual clothes in various bright colours and sizes. They had some items on sale in the middle of the aisle. I noticed a kids' clothing section as well. The household items section is small but I did notice items such as an air fryer, curtains, seasonal items such as BBQ utensils, and other knick knacks you may need for home. The food section is a bit cramped but you can find most of the basics and some decent sales too. The regular prices aren't cheap compared to other discount stores and there is not much for produce. The staff aren't friendly or seem happy to be working there but at least it was efficient when I went to pay.

Wow! This was my first time checking out this store. I was surprised by the wide variety of low…read morepriced merchandise I found. I would describe it as a variety store. Like if Walmart and a Dollar Store had a baby. You can find household items, party supplies, cosmetics, craft items, international food, snacks and so much more! It was super fun to explore the different aisles. The store was quite large and everything was well organized. The prices ranged from over a dollar to $99 (an artificial plant). The items seemed pretty decent quality. It's worth checking this place out. You never know what you might need, until you see it!!