I'm pleased to announce today was my last Walmart Canada (Kingston, Ontario) Grocery Delivery…read more The driver didn't buzz the building's lobby code to allow me to let him in; I knew it was delivered by following the online tracking. It was left outside of the security doors. This was the third time in the past six orders; why should I bother paying delivery fees? Do the drivers even read the delivery instructions? How hard can this be? Doesn't anybody want to work? I'm looking forward to telling all my friends who buy groceries, which is everybody, to fade Walmart Canada (Kingston, Ontario) Grocery Delivery. May God bless your hard-working associates and online/telephone customer care team but the drivers can all go eat a ****.

The dumb app continuously inputted the wrong house after my boyfriend continuously changed the…read moredelivery address when trying to place an order. It successfully got place and was sent, but again changed the address. I am just really upset that even though there were two of us who saw the correct address get placed that walmart is being dumb and not doing anything about it. He again tried to change it today when he noticed it, but again it got sent to the incorrect address. I even searched it up, and the address that the item got delivered too doesn't even exist since that street only has houses in the 1000s not three digit houses. But of course Walmart won't help out, since they care more about profit than their customers.

So the Cataraqui Town Centre is pretty much the only game in town when it comes to indoor malls in…read moreKingston. It's small, but it has all the usual cookie-cutter mall stores: Reitmans, The Bay, Sears, Call it Spring, Le Chateau, Claire's, The Body Shop, etc. They do have a Sephora though! But don't be expecting Kate Spade, Ted Baker or Coach! They do have some unique non-chain stores like a place called "Neat Things" and some independent hair salons. At the time of the writing of this review they are undergoing renovations, so maybe they are expanding (?) or modernizing (?). Some parts of the mall look a little dated, but some parts are more modern. The food court is large and looks newer. It's ok to poke around in, but it's definitely not a destination mall.

I don't recommend Ricki's I went to exchange a pair of jeans…read morethat I bought a week and a half ago and unworn because they are too big. I have the receipt but they would not allow me to return them without the tags as well. Very annoying. I would not recommend shopping here.

I've been to King's Crossing Fashion Outlets a few times now. It's not really an outlet mall,…read moresince a lot of the stores are just regular stores selling the latest season at the same prices as at a regular mall. The layout is like an outlet mall in that it's a plaza and you have to go outside to go from store to store (it's not an enclosed shopping mall). The majority of the stores are also not all that interesting to me, but hey I shop everywhere just in case there is some really cool thing just waiting to be discovered, lol. They have lots of athletic stores like Adidas, Puma, Columbia, Reebok and Bench. They have women's fashions (stores I generally like, but the prices are not cheaper than at their retail stores): Laura, Melanie Lyne, Ricki's, and La Vie en Rose. They have unisex fashions: Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's and Roots. They have other stores like Carter's/Osh Kosh, George Richards Big and Tall, Stokes, Paderno and Magnotta Winery. The only store that is truly an outlet is the Designer Fashion Exchange, which is an outlet for TanJay, ALIA and Nygard. It is huge, so if you like these brands, you will likely find some good deals. When I was there last, they had clearance items 5 for $25, and black dress pants for $3.99. There's lots of free parking and it's conveniently located right off the 401. If you go to King's Crossing and are hungry, I recommend eating at Fardella's. It's great. I wrote a separate review for it :)

Fairly nondescript selection of stores. The Magnotta outlet provided excellent customer service…read moreand their selection of wines was impressive. They have a refrigerated selection of mini sparkling wine in cans that were priced reasonably and handy to purchase to go they also tasted great. Customer service in the Designer Fashion Exchange store was non existent. Laura, Levis, George Richards, Columbia, Tommy Hilfiger, Puma, Carters and a Stokes are pretty much all the stores still open. Reebok has closed. Stokes was having a liquidation sales so their days may be numbered. Definitely a passing by and stop type place as opposed to a destination. Lots of food choices nearby, Panera, Swiss Chalet and Boston Pizza to name a few..

Awful experience. We…read morewere in the market for a toaster and I got a flyer delivered to our door that included a good price on a toaster. We cut the section out and took it to the store to buy a toaster (we live in Amherstview and the store is in Kingston). The cashier had a bad attitude and decided not give us the discounted price. She incorrectly read the flyer coupon and said that it expired last week. When we got home we saw that it was in fact the correct date. When we took the toaster back we were told the opposite that the price was not yet active and is for next week so if we come back NEXT WEEK a third time with the receipt then they would only discount it then. I have worked in retail and I know through point of sale that you can in fact discount stuff no problem if the customer has a legitimate reason for it and especially if it is the price in the flyer. Furthermore, if it were ahead of time you can save your customers the trouble and select a discount ahead of time (again if its legitimate). Abysmal. Just give us the discount you sent to us in the flyer, it makes no difference when it is done if it is a legitimate sale which it was. Beyond frustrating to be treated like a number by these big corporations. This is one of the worst retail experiences I've had, and its sad that the manager could not remedy this when I know how other retail hardware stores operate. This was an easy fix, and that my store expects that it is reasonable for the customer to make 3 separate trips to them to correct a mistake they made is the most disrespected I've ever felt as a customer. Canadian Tire took our business for granted and we couldn't feel any less valued as customers.

Paint Section Canada Tire in Kingston , on Princess and…read moreGardners rd.. The paint section received great services and advice on the selection of my paint. Thank you.

Good selection here, and helpful staff. In fact, don't be surprised if they follow you around the…read morestore and literally wait on you hand and foot! I think they do a great job of helping their customers out even though the set up is primarily serve-yourself.

I ordered three pairs of shoes online after having register a few months ago in the store for the…read morerewards program . Once my shoes were delivered I decided to order another pair online . It told me I would have to pay 11.34 for shipping because I was not a member . Although I am a member . I called the store and they said you have to register in store AND online . However when you look up under the FAQs it says register online OR in store not both. So now in order to get my points I have to drive 30 minutes and return the 3 pairs of shoes , return them and repurchase them and this will get me my points. Why is the in store and online system not linked and no one is being told they need to register both ways . Beyond frustrating .