Amazing store, loved the selection they had! Everything was super cheap and I got an armful of…read morethings for just under $40! (And I got this bomb ass bag for $3, just wanted to flex tbh)

I've visited several Value Village before but never a Value Village Boutique. I had to check it…read moreout. The entire store is focused on clothing. Makes sense since it is a boutique. This store used to be a Rexall. So this Boutique is quite large. Everything was neatly organized and clean. There were many customers browsing the clothing. There are no change rooms. There is a security guard just inside the entrance. The store is not wheelchair accessible. Review 2023-286

A great place to get a personalized professional help regarding your credit options. I strongly…read morerecommend it. It's nonprofit and completely hassle free. One of us needs honesty regarding his/her situation and you will get there...no frills!

Professional, easy to talk to and no judgment. They will make sure you know what your different…read moreoptions are and the implications of each choice before you make your decision. I had done a lot of research before approaching CCS so I knew what I wanted to ask them. That being said, I can tell you that they will tell you what you need to know regardless. They are not-for-profit which is something you want when going through this kind of situation.

Amazing spots and great finds! I walked out of the store with fashion blazers and outer wear from…read moreMichael Korrs, Zara, American Eagle, and much more! I bought 10 items for $120 USD, which was a steal! Sign up for the membership program to receive discounts on your next purchase. Enjoy! Happy Travels!

Cute stuff here for sure. my friends and I spent hours in here and picked up so many amazing…read morepieces. If you really take your time and shift through the things, you are sure to find clothes to suit your liking. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be back next time I'm in Toronto.

It is a warehouse. There is a tons of volunteer jobs for anyone can choose to do when they have…read morespare time in their schedules. The volunteer jobs range from food sorting to truck assistance to aquagrow farms to receptionist. I volunteer there for about 4 or 5 years on and off (since my high school school years). I earned many of my volunteer hours here. I did many things such as sorting canned food, cutting carrots, building boxes, taped fillex boxes and sorting tapped boxes. I got to know people on my shelf through talking and listening to them and their conversations.

From the owner: The Mississauga Food Bank is the central food bank in Mississauga, leading a network of over 50…read moreagencies including neighbourhood food banks, pantries, and meal and snack programs to distribute food for over five million meals each year to vulnerable children, seniors, families, and neighbours in Mississauga.

bedbug walking around on bedsheets at this location. Taken on November 15th 2024…read more I've been going to this value village for 15 years and it has become absolute trash: incredibly expensive (often more expensive than retail price), and now bedbugs.

This location on Queen St. East is hit and miss for great finds but today I found this Wendy's…read moreRestaurant staff t-shirt that I've always liked! Mostly because of what it says on the back of the shirt. Great deal $2.99 and in excellent condition.

I found another fantastic Zara Man jacket in excellent condition! $23 with donation coupon discount…read more20% so great deal at around $18. I love this location at Bloor West and Landsdowne.

I really like this store, very much. I live right, RIGHT downtown and yet I journey out to this…read morelocation on a Tuesday for Geriatrics Day and I love not only the outing, but the treasure hunt. Over and above the great discount on geriatrics day - as a member of their loyalty program I am incentivised by emails offering further discounts, and recently a free reusable bag for my purchases. So well done V V for engaging customers like me. Now about the store specifically - there is ALWAYS a treasure to be found. I do a lot with office stationery and the selection here is ever changing and I always find the right things I need - binders, journals, page dividers, sheet protectors, address labels for the printer - the list goes on. And the prices are a tiny fraction what you would pay at Staples or elsewhere; plus they are 99% of the time brand new, unopened, so the savings is huge. I have a tiny great niece and nephew and the myriad of books and toys and things for them is staggering - I have to show restraint! I do look at clothing too primarily T Shirts - I have found many with original tags on them from the shop they were purchased from. I have no problem buying these as gifts as they are unworn and unused as well for myself. The staff at this location are engaging too. I think they take a lot of abuse - like elsewhere these days and I don't for a minute think they deserve that. Any I have dealt with have been very pleasant and helpful and certainly engaging. I often wonder when people bitch about the staff - if it wasn't they themselves who are the nasty ones - NOT the staff. They are not predisposed to being unpleasant but I suppose they can be if approached by a negative and miserable nasty customer - which there is no need for. There is NEVER a need for unpleasantness. I like this store very much or I would not journey on TTC from downtown. I will be terribly sad when this branch closes, which is the inevitable as they are slated to close I understand. So while we have this location I shall continue to go and enjoy my journey and treasure hunt. Finally I hear people bitch about pricing. The simple solution is to remember - people vote with their dollars - if you don't like the prices - GO ELSEWHERE, no one cares about your unsolicited opinion. Do you bitch about the prices in every shop you enter? This is a for-profit shop they have every right to charge what they do - don't like it - go elsewhere. And finally remember what your mother said - and if she didn't let me tell you - If you haven't anything nice to say - say nothing. Cheers

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Came here on a weekday and it was actually quite busy. Shelves were pretty much filled with typical…read moreitems like shoes, toys, clothing and household products. You can actually find stuff brand new unused. Self check out is available.

Never expect too much at a Value Village. It's going to be dusty, it's going to be messy, and a lot…read moreof that is people coming to shop and dropping random items in random spots because they changed their minds. PLEASE - if you change your mind, bring it to the staff at the front. They'd much rather have it in their cart to put back than finding it all over the store. To the review - this donation center is great. The staff is always so helpful and cheerful. I like dropping off items here when I need to get rid of well conditioned items. Shopping here is a hit or miss, as always with thrifting. I do find that I am more likely to find something I like here than at other locations. I think it's because I find this store a bit more spacious, so I'm more willing to spend time looking through the aisles here. The pricing here leaves me kinda iffy about wanting to shop here sometimes. They keep bringing up prices so sometimes, things aren't even a good deal anymore. It's suppose to be for non-for-profit and environmentally friendly to thrift. But here, I've definitely found over priced items, broken items still being sold, and items priced higher than the original price tags attached. Be patient, spend some time... anytime you're thrifting, you need to be willing to spend time combing through each item if you want a chance to find something great.