Hands down best Marshalls location in city Unfortunately,…read morebecause there are so many homeless and mental health and addicts. They took the bathroom out. That was a nice option, another thing gone. . The store is big, bright, and set up very well

Marshalls is great for houseware items. It's actually my go to…read more Just bought a Tommy Hilfiger shower curtain ($20), an anti microbial liner ($8), and some hooks ($8). One stop shop for my needs and with decent prices on relatively quality items. It's the second set of shower curtains we purchased here and it's by far the best quality which is why we returned for more. The cashier that we go to is very pleasant, and the location isn't crowded so long as you go early in the morning.

I first discovered Uncle Terry's from the Ex. From their name and branding it gives an impression…read morethat they've been around for a while (give me a bit of Honest Ed's feel, I don't know why) but it's actually been about 2 years and this location near Kensington Market being their newest. When you come in, it does give a slight attic smell, which I don't mind. They told me they usually restock on Thursdays and the other location by Sterling Road usually carries even more inventory. I purchased a shiatsu massager and back up Aukey earphones that were new in package from the Ex. However, the earphones didn't work. The great thing is they are one of the few or probably only liquidators that I know that allows for a 7 day return if there's an issue. Normally most discount liquidators I've been to, it's pretty much the final sale. I wasn't able to visit within 7 days, but did send them an email with the issue with the earphones so they extended the warranty for me to come in within the end of the month to get store credit or exchange, which I'm so grateful for. Apparently they sold hundreds of those earphones and only a few came back with issues. I was able to drop by yesterday after work and decided to exchange for another shiatsu massager for my in-laws. What I appreciate about this spot is that it's relatively organized in shelves with multiple copies of an item. There are bargain bins too for $5 if you really want to search for any deals and treasures. I much prefer than other liquidators where usually things are thrown in bins and you don't know exactly what it is until you open it. The staff there was also super patient and friendly. Definitely if you're in the area peek in and see if you score any deals. They will be moving back inventory from the Ex today and the pricing seems to be the same. Though they might offer tax off discounts with cash at the Ex but not at the store.

Uncle Terry's is more then a discount warehouse ... its a sophisticated lifestyle brand for…read moretech-savy urbanites !! Theres always something useful, or unique, or mysterious, or creative, or esoteric, or just lots of fun !! I always leave entertained and never empty handed !!!

In-store Ghost Kitchen Pizza review only: Noticed a new…read moresection of the Walmart at Dufferin Mall offering made-to-order pizza and found out it was really "Ghost Kitchens" leasing space to sell pizza. Was told by worker that they could give me almost unlimited quantity of toppings (primarily cheese) offered by them, for no extra charge. Pies are 16" with Plain/"Cheese" $9.99, "Veggie" & "Pepperoni" $10.99, and "Deluxe" for $11.99, and no extra charges beyond that for "double," "triple," or more in quantity of toppings. Tried the "Veggie" with slightly more than "quadruple" cheese and was generally underwhelmed. "Veggie" comes with red & green peppers, black olives, and mushrooms. Mine had no mushrooms due to unavailability. Price still was $10.99. The dough tasted bland and underdone. Not much air pockets. Sauce was watery and also dull. Cheese was great in quantity but not with any intricacies in flavors. The oven used is the tiniest conveyor belt oven we've witnessed (pictured, on table). This could be the source of a lackluster pie... Would recommend ordering with sparse toppings and possibly 2 turns through their conveyor belt oven. If compared to Costco pizza ($12.99 for "Pepperoni" and "Cheese" pizza with generous quantity of cheese and/or pepperoni), Costco was generally superior in all but price. The good thing about this Walmart/Ghost Kitchen pizza is the low price for "Veggie," and "Deluxe" pies, at 16" for $11.99 or less with practically unlimited topping quantities at no extra charge beyond base pizza price (something Costco doesnt offer). Slices are available ($2.99 each, $3.49 for "Deluxe.").

My online Walmart.ca account was compromised and the perpetrators used my name and credit card to…read moreorder $400 in groceries to their address. Walmart has been useless and dismissive in helping me resolve this incident. I have called and emailed customer service, their Privacy Office, Ethics office but all have made it clear they don't care and this is my problem. I will not be ordering off Walmart.ca any longer and encourage others to check out the writeup on the Better Business Bureau about Walmart -- they do not appear to be accredited and there are hundreds of pending complaints. Wish I knew before my identity and money were stolen under Walmart's watch.

Panda Mart just opened up in Scarborough and I had to go check it out. It's like Temu, but offline!…read moreChinese dollar store on steroids. The store has taken over the entire space Rona used to be, making it incredibly large. With slight exaggeration, you could get 10k steps in just looking around. There are a wide variety of goods being offered, and the prices are often even cheaper than Dollarama (though some stuff is kinda overpriced in comparison, like $30 kitchen shelves?) so I guess they win some lose some. I found some really good deals for plates, kitchenware, hair accessories, stationary, and foam rollers. Since the place is so big, it's hard to find a worker, and even if you find someone, they likely will not know the answer. It's okay though... explore away!

After the crazy/busy lineups and hype, we finally made it here. The store is incredibly huge, with…read morelong aisles of practically everything you can think of. We saw unique items like wheels for lawnmowers and bikes. There are also cosmetics, housewares, stationery supplies, etc. The store is quite messy, though, with many aisles that need cleaning and reorganizing, and imo, the quality is much lower than Dollarama or Dollar Tree. The parking lot is huge, and the store wasn't overly busy for a weekend afternoon.

Love the bay Shopping in Ontario, Canada…read more Sucks Overtaxed Poor selection And THE BAY is all that remains of the department store (sears, Simpson, Eatons all gone), even Target couldn't make it work in ONTERRIBLE.

Since Bay is closing down for a while, this would be one of the last reviews. I went on the 2nd…read morelast day of the closing clearance and most of the stuff are already gone. There were still some fixtures left unsold, mainly mannequins, clothing racks, and some display stands. I was surprised how much inventory The Bay could get rid of. The jewelry section had a lot of people, but even if those cannot be sold on the last day, I'm sure it won't be wasted. Maybe if more sales event were done before getting bankrupted would have saved them. Now that Canadian Tire bought them out, it would be interesting to see what will be done to the store in the future when they choose some to reopen. I bought a dawn feather jacket from the online store around Dec. The shipping was pretty fast, like within 2 days. The quality was good, very light, but still very warm when I went out on the colder days. I got the black colour as it's the only colour left available. $110 for the dawn jacket was a steal. I really do hope they make good use of the real estate.

I love that this Marshalls is downtown, yet it's a spacious store and not a tiny Urban Concept…read morestore. It has 2 levels (accessible by escalator or elevator) and has everything that all other Marshalls have (Urban Concept stores often don't have children's clothing, toys, or food items). I love shopping at Marshalls, so they all pretty much get 4 stars from me, lol. My only complaint about this location is that there is actually too much open space upstairs. Downtown Toronto space is prime real estate, right? So fill up the space with stuff! I want more merchandise to look at, and maybe buy, haha.

So far I've only been for cheap iPhone cases, but I just heard a tip: Someone bought a surveillance…read morecam at Marshall's for $50, and it even has a pan feature, wow! Marshall's is kind of like a spiffed up dollar store, but has some great items that you might find at Factory Direct under a pile of Made for TV junk. Think of it as upscale dumpster diving in a nice neighbourhood like the Annex. Nobody seems to know about this hidden time-wasting gem, so feel free to walk around with the fear of bumping into people. It's worth browsing here if you have time to kill, maybe waiting for you movie to start, or restaurant reservation to kick in. The staff seem very chill which is fine for a laid back store like this.

I tend to find things here when I am not looking. I find that is the best way to shop at Winners…read more Service is friendly enough. Good value for money as well.

This is one of those newer "urban concept" stores that are smaller and a bit more cramped. It does…read morehave more of that urban feel to it than its suburban counterparts. This location has more luxury brands than other locations. I saw a Maison Margiela sweater on clearance for $399 (down from $500), lol. They had some Vivienne Westwood pieces too. Too spendy for my blood, but fun to look at, haha. It's new and bright. It's also connected to the movie theatre.

They posted an ad on Kijiji for a "NEW" PlayStation DualShock 4 controller for $39.99 plus taxes. I…read moredrove all the way from Toronto to Markham to purchase it. They kept the controllers behind a glass case. They had about 7 controllers and to my surprise, the controllers were kept in clear plastic bags! No original Sony packaging! I asked "I thought these were brand new?" The guy there says "these are what we call open-box items. The controllers were just removed from the PS4 system. But they have never been used." That was a total lie because I inspected all the controllers (2 silver, 1 blue, 4 black) and they all had scratches on them. Several of them even had the serial number sticker on the back removed or scratched off. I questioned him about that, and he said "well we've sold many of these and never had a problem". There was a second hand store across from them that I went to and they advised me that this Canadian Outlet Store was notorious for selling refurbished items. Don't trust this place! See my photos of their listing.

Merchandise stacked from floor to ceiling. Narrow aisles, very claustrophobic. If you ever want to…read morefurnish an empty apartment and hit up only one store, you could do it here. Saw big screen tvs, mini refrigerators, kitchenware and appliances, furniture and clothing. Many things don't have a price tag, so inconvenient and annoying. Their sales people have to call the manager for a price check: waited a long time and finally left because it took way too long for him to respond.

I am somewhat shocked that I have never checked in to this Giant Tiger on Yelp. To my amazement, I…read moreactually sat in my car after I had parked my car in the lot to create a new business entry. Why have I never noticed this issue until now? I live in Markham and work in Mississauga. I normally take Highway 27 northbound on my way home. Sometimes, traffic is horrible along Highway 27. My alternative route is driving northbound on Kipling. It's a good thing that I like changing up my route home. I stumbled upon this Giant Tiger. I tend to shop as much here as I do the Stouffville location, which is the closest one to home. This Giant Tiger is in a huge plaza. It looked rundown when I first visited over a year ago. However, things are busier these days, especially after they spruced up the store and repaved the parking lot. The store is bright and clean. Staff are always helpful and nice. I tend to buy groceries here. I couldn't resist picking up the brownie cake cookies. Don't let the $3 price for a box of them fool you into thinking that the quality is subpar. They are yummy. Eat them in moderation, as they are sugary! This store has a decent selection of salad greens. They are fresh and at decent prices. I tend to get my mayo and other food staples here. As with most Giant Tiger locations, there are washrooms. However, you need a staff member to give you access. I don't recommend going on Saturday afternoon. The lineups were long when I was there. On the upside, there were five registers open. I typically visit after work and lineups are never that bad. If you have regular food items that you need and want them at decent prices, come to Giant Tiger. (109)

They should be ashamed of themselves they don't even have a wheelchair so people like my dear…read morefriend can come and shopping. I cannot afford a ramp for her scooter nor can I put it in my car. The least they can do is put in a couple wheelchairs for use for the customers. Shame shame shame

What a beautiful shopping experience!…read more This store is the Canadian equivalent to Bergdorf Goodman with a touch of Saks. The clothes are beautifully displayed as are the bags and accessories. The Beauty Department is lovely and the staff is extremely helpful. We loved the Cafe, the food was good and the service was even better! Definitely stop by when you are in the area!

February 15, 2026, I had an extremely unpleasant experience at Holtrenfrew Yorkdale Toronto Canada…read more- men's shoes department. I wanted to purchase Prada men's sneakers that were displayed on the sale floor. The item was clearly placed in the sale section and marked as a sale item. When I asked the salesperson to bring the second shoe and the box so I could purchase the sneakers, he looked genuinely surprised that they were supposedly on sale. He then said that there was no box and no second shoe. This is not the first time I have encountered a similar incident in this store. Items are displayed as sale items, but when you actually try to buy them, it suddenly turns out that something is "missing" -- the second shoe, the box, or even any acknowledgment that the item is on sale. I asked to speak to a manager, but the salesperson refused to call one. I waited for more than an hour, and neither a manager nor the sneakers ever appeared. During that time, the salesperson pretended he was looking for the item, but instead he was talking to and assisting other customers. In the end, he took the single shoe that had been displayed for sale and removed it, and he did not put it back on the sale floor. It feels like these items are intentionally not being sold to customers at the discounted price. Later, the same kinds of "sale" items appear on eBay or other resale websites. I consider this practice unacceptable and misleading to customers. I hope store management takes this situation seriously and addresses it.