I really enjoy this place! Over the years, it's come in handy at many different times as a go-to…read moreSpadina home goods store. An important note: if you are looking for bamboo, you have come to the right place. I have always found the Plaiter Place to have lots of bamboo products and sticks of various sizes. I could see myself building an outdoor structure of some sort with these things. Other wood products such as storage items, like baskets and boxes, are in high supply. Bu then, I went in recently and came out with salad tongs and a cheese knives. You never know what you're going to get. I think it all came out to less than $15, so definitely great bang for your buck.

If you have ever been in any shop in Chinatown (even grocery stores), you'll always have a bit of…read morean "ick" feeling sometimes when you come across the dust, dirt and grime they seem to avoid cleaning. This shop, is the total opposite. Immaculate. There isn't even any dust on any of the products, AMAZING. Everything is organized, neat, labeled, it looks like someone's home with the cute little handwritten signs saying: Please don't open! Please don't touch! You break item, you buy item! Great place for bamboo and everything to do with bamboo. I also love the paper lanterns there, and if I had an apartment I'd totally decorate it with a bamboo or paper lantern umbrella.. it's just gorgeous. Love. LOVE. Love. Also, the prices are uber cheap. $0.89 for a little bamboo spoon! Most places like Williams Sonoma would charge you $3 because it's an "eco-friendly sexy product". Here, bamboo it is what it is -- a cheap, renewable, green resource. I also like that they're frugal and eco-friendly. They wrap whatever you buy in newspaper rather than give you a bag. Love.

This is a good STOP (capitalized for some reason....) on my Queen st west walk…read more Two floors; urban is worthy when there is sales; otherwise it's expensive (unless u have money to burn...)

I hate to say it but I have grown out of Urban Outfitters, both physically and stylistically and…read moremoved over to its more mature cousin Anthropologie. That being said, UO is still my go to place for quirky gifts, housewares and cute shoes. Usually located upstairs, the housewares are brilliant. This location is less cluttered to the Yonge/Dundas location and I think it easier to find what you are looking at.

Home Depot Store at 9105 Airport Rd, ont. Jonathan is a…read moreyoung employee in the store who is patient and informative. Jonathan answered all of my questions and offered multiple solutions. He never felt rushed helping me to find the right cartridge for the plumbing. Jonathan was upfront and honest with advice.How good employees make a difference. Thanks again.

I don't live in Brampton anymore, but this location is fantastic as far as the depots go. went in…read morehere recently for a staple gun and a glue gun and was in and out in five minutes, my kind of shopping. the staff here are great, the business is very clean, and the store has lots of parking.

Wonderful experience Naked Furniture , I had them make a…read moremaple harvest table for my wife's birthday and they gave us the most beautiful piece of furniture we've ever owned . We'll be back for the chairs .

I recently bought a coffee table from Naked furniture andI really like this coffee table. It has a…read moreclean, modern look and fits nicely in my living room. The surface is smooth and easy to wipe clean, which is great for everyday use. It was easy to assemble and feels stable. It's not too big or too small--just the right size for holding drinks, books, and décor. Customer service was reliable as well. When I reached out with a question, they replied promptly and were courteous. was excellent to deal with. He was responsive, professional, and kept me updated throughout the delivery process. The item arrived well-packaged and on time, which I really appreciated. Highly recommended!

I once went in and said, This is my problem. What's the piece of hardware I need? A staff member…read morespent the time necessary to find me what I needed, for a sale of something like seventy-five cents. And not that long ago, the staff member was a young woman. First time. I remarked on it, and she said, "Fourth generation." I trust this store. BTW it shows up in one of Stuart Maclean's Vinyl Cafe stories.

Three days ago I visited the Home Hardware website and found the item I needed (a type of vacuum…read morefilter), but the website doesn't allow online purchasing and doesn't show me which location carries any of the items listed. I opted to visit the nearest location to me, and when I arrived a man took me to the area where they carried different types of filters. When I mentioned I needed the specific filter I'd found on their site, he simply said "You can't expect us to carry everything our website lists!" Fair enough, I thought, but how do I get the item then? I wanted to support this little local Canadian company over the big American guys, so I asked how I'd find the item; could we see if they carried it elsewhere? "No" he said, "We don't carry it. I don't know what to tell you." I left the store. I was frustrated certainly. This system seemed terribly flawed, and with each Home Hardware branch being independently owned, there seems no central governing body to ensure this type of glib service doesn't occur. Today I went back to that same store. I didn't want to give up hope on my locally owned Home Hardware store. After all, as far as I knew it was only the one bad seed! :) When I arrived at the store, the gentleman assisting me was initially somewhat helpful. He took me through the types of paint I was looking for and helped me pick out the right one. As he was mixing the colour I selected I told him about my visit 3 days earlier. He seemed totally uninterested. He said nothing at all initially. I told him I wanted to support the store but that the central online system seemed flawed. He replied, "Nothing I say will make a difference" and grabbed my things, walking past me to the front counter. He was brisk; wanted to simply get rid of me I suppose. I asked his name, and he told me "Marty." He then said he was the owner. I nearly fell over. I asked, "Shouldn't you take more of a vested interest in this?" Perhaps I caught him on the wrong day, because he actually began yelling: "What the F do you want me to do lady? What the F are you expecting?" I nearly fell over. As he continued to scream, I stepped backwards toward the exit. I began walking away from the store, a bit shaken. Moments later Marty was chasing me down the street! Amidst neighboring retailers and shoppers, he was screaming "F-U Bitch!" again and again. He continued to chase me until I threatened to call for help, and only then did he return to his store, angry that I didn't purchase the can of paint despite his temper tantrum. (Marty should've waited until after my purchase to lose his marbles.) The really sad addition to this story is that the young gent behind the counter didn't even seem shocked. As the owner screamed, the young man simply processed the small can of paint as if nothing was happening around him. I called head office, but as I suspected, since the locations are privately owned there is no one to govern the behavior or set a standard for how each retailer operates. Marty can do whatever he wants, and I apparently have to accept being yelled at and chased down the block.

Large selection of Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and industrial lights and other pieces. Very helpful…read morestaff. Will go back and buy more items.

I've been to my fair share of antique shops where the owners hang over you like vultures, guarding…read moretheir hoards of stuff. But that is simply not the case when it comes to this lovely antique lighting store. It's a clean, organized shop run by a welcoming patron who knows a lot about the history of the area. It's not overly big, so things are easy to find-- glittery chandeliers, Tiffany style lamps, Art Deco wall sconces-- and nothing is caked in dust (you can actually SEE the lights!). Prices range depending on what you're looking for (as expected), but there's no problem finding the price as delicate tags hang about the room above you like snowflakes. Oh, and don't hesitate to ask him to turn all the lights on. It's spectacular to see everything lit up (even better, go at dusk for an even better view).

This is a great little local Hardware Store, it is a family owned business. The selection is graet,…read morealso some excellent deals to be found