This is a cute little accessories store where you can pick up unique gifts (for yourself or other…read morepeople). There are things in here that I have never seen before (Ginger snaps jewelry - omg - amazing line!). They have scarves, jewellery, watches, shoes, purses, some clothing, some household decor items, etc. And the bet part is - everything is fairly affordable! If you want to get something for people that can't be bought at the local mall, if you are in the area make sure you stop by and take a browse. Guaranteed you will pick up one or two things here for sure.

This Queen street boutique sells local products produced by the Neob lavender farm. Amazing, local…read moreand fresh aromatherapy products that smell wonderful. All things botanical and lavender from personal products to edible versions. They make gifting fun and easy with packages you can customize. I love lavender and picked up a roller for my bedside. You can even visit the farm which is close by.

I don't understand the hate for this store in the other reviews. The staff are VERY nice, the…read moreprices are competitive/average for thrifting and you occasionally have that marvellous "find" that every thrifter hopes to get. Good store overall.

I cannot believe the prices on clothing, shoes and homeware. Too high! I actually found a bottle of…read moredish soap (Walmart Brand) with abit used for, get this, $3.99. You have got to be kidding! A warm blanket $12.99. I went next door to Giant Tiger and bought a big bottle of new Palmolive dish soap for $1.49 and a new good quality king size blanket for $10.00. Salvation Army is greedy and out of touch with those of us living in poverty! It's now no different than Value Village!

Staff was very helpful for someone who was buying there first vape!!! I went into the store not…read moreknowing to much about vaping. And they were so helpful

TERRIBLE !! bought some packs of different brands of CBD flowers a few times recently,, its all…read moreDRIED out and nasty !! Everyone very quick to try to up sell stuff , trying to get me to spend $50 when I want to spend 20 ... Poor value for the CBD flower,, rip off at best

Such a cute and well-curated store! They often have decently-priced smaller decor items which is…read moregreat. I love how well-themed it is, almost feels like my Pinterest board come to life! A great option to shop small and support a local business. As a warning, it does basically become all Christmas in late fall/early winter, so if you don't celebrate I would recommend skipping at that time as I wasn't able to find much else sadly. In early fall though they have great fall and Halloween decor options!

Well, there are two tattered tulips and Lockport and that's where we went. Looks like there's also…read moreone in North Tawanda beautiful displays must visit.

I came to browse and then I saw a Coach bear that was $550.00 with a 50% price tag reduction. I…read moreleft the store thinking about it and then I called back later asking if they could possible make a deal to lower the price; however, due to Head Office policy they could not. I returned the next day to buy it and I tried to use my card by tapping and of course it didn't work because I had to slide it in and then put my PIN number. I asked the young lady to help me unscramble and she turned around and she impatiently told me to "hold on" and she will fix it. It's not what she said that was a turn off, it's how she said it. Sales staff, please be mindful of your "tone of voice" because some of us area already in our mid 70s and wish to have some respect.

Came in looking for a few bags to take home as Mother's Day gifts, and Fei absolutely blew me away…read morewith her exceptional customer service. I've been to many Coach locations across North America, but this was hands-down the best experience I've had. Fei was incredibly attentive and helpful. One of the bags I chose was the last one available company-wide, and she made sure I inspected it thoroughly just in case there were any defects (thankfully, there weren't!). For another bag, she went above and beyond by offering a brand-new one from the back since the floor model had a small imperfection. When I mentioned I couldn't take gift boxes due to luggage space, Fei kindly provided me with folded boxes and gift wrap so I could still present everything beautifully when I got home. She included boxes for the purses, and even smaller ones for wallets and card holders. Fei, thank you for making my shopping trip so special you're truly amazing!

I needed a set of metric wrenches for putting on new brake pads on my vehicle. I went to Walmart…read moreand they had nothing, Canadian Tire where the average price was $120 a set, and these guys, Rona, who had a set of Craftsman (former Sears brand) for only $16--what a steal! A quality product for a great price. It wasn't that hard to find either as the hardware tools were all laid out on one huge wall. This is one nicely organized store with lots of close parking too. I used the self-checkouts and I was in an out of there in a jiffy.

Slowest curb side pick up ever. Won't ever do that again! If you only have curbside pick up at…read moreleast staff it sufficiently

I'm not a fan of the Walmart chain. However this has been the best Walmart experience I've ever…read morehad. The store and restroom were clean. The staff and cashiers were helpful and friendly. Of course, the exchange into American dollars saved me some money. Win-win. Some nice Canadian sports attire, I bought a hoodie jacket that looks warm and stylish. After thought - Walmart prices are not the cheapest for all things. Quite surprising, namebrand, detergents here cost several dollars more than the dollar store. Check out Dollarama for such things first.

Over all I find this WalMart to be a good store. My main suggestion is there needs to be more…read morevariety of diabetic, sugar free items in store. The Glucerna comes in Vanilla or chocolate. But I know there are many more flavors. And their own brand does not do a sugar free replacement meal. As for pop selections there are very few. Only 1 diet root beer, limited diet colas and no 2 liters diet cold with added flavoring like cherry, lemon, lime, vanilla. More variety would be nice and shelf price sticker need to be larger for seeing impaired customers. Especially ones on the bottom. Scooters need more maintenance as well. And if they added carts for people in wheelchairs that would be nice.