Won't bother coming back as a shopper due to the unbelievable laziness off owners who use most of…read morethe booths as storage for boxes, junk, shelves and XXL clothing! There are only a couple good vendors left, and the mall feels deserted. As a shopper there, I have experienced allergies due to dust and actual mold on furniture! The lady at reception has made rascist comments which are unacceptable and is curt and rude . Waste of time to go anymore because the owners won't fill the booths with nice objects. No dogs allowed here even though the owners keep their dog there. The lady turned away a girl with a small dog who wanted to browse and said it was too hot to leave dog outside. The owner actually says she hates when kids come in. Been shopping here since 2005 and there is nothing more here. Come well before closing as owners pack up mall and usually close early.

This is a nice Antiques Market with probably 25-30 individual dealers. There is a good selection of…read morea variety of things, including vintage clothing, furniture, old jewelry, art, and books. Here are a few key points... 1. Some of the dealers are actually in their booths on weekends, which makes it nice when you have questions or are wanting to make an offer. 2. The business does not face the street, but faces a small private lot on Bank St. I did not see it at first, but it was there. 3. There are more small items here. You will find furniture, but definitely more in the way of books, art, jewelry, etc. I noticed an over abundance of dishes and crystal decanters. 4. They have a staffed information booth at the front which doubles as both shoplifting patrol and actual information source. 5. You can probably breeze through here in 30 minutes. It is not huge, but big enough to make it worth a stop.

Definitely one of my favorite galleries in Ottawa. It's got such a nice, cozy atmosphere, lots of…read moregreat art and friendly staff, sometimes they even have cheese and bread to snack on while you're browsing the gallery.

Cube Gallery is one of the best modern art galleries in Ottawa. The work shown there is never…read morestuffy or boring or touristy. In addition, it's a great place to hold an event. My company has shot several weddings there and I always appreciate that the backdrop is different at every "shoot". The rotating art pieces make for a different wedding experience for every couple. It helps keep me inspired to shoot their weddings a little bit differently each time too! All in all, it's a great setting for big gathering. I'd highly recommend that you check it out as a venue if you're looking for an event space in Ottawa.

Funny enough found a picture frame that I was looking for a project in my garage , very well priced.read more

WORST SERVICE, HORRIBLE QUALITY, EXPENSIVE... AVOID THIS JOINT! The guy's rude. He yells at…read morecustomers that ask for quotes claiming to be too busy! -- The guy lies. He claims to be the only place in Ottawa that does framing in-house. WRONG Pictures Plus in the Market also does it in house -- Its Expensive. He charged me $200 for a wooden frame. Pictures Plus charged me $89 last year for the same size frame, same wood, same color, but better quality. -- Quality sucks. My frame had scratches all over it, when I complained, he KICKED ME OUT! --- STAY AWAY!

We were greeted as soon as we entered this gallery, but given space to look…read more There were several cards and pamphlets available upon entering the gallery for information on the current artists and on the gallery itself. I liked that there was a bench in front of a couple of the bigger paintings for more relaxed viewing and it reminded me of some of the larger galleries I have been to. Some of my favorite pieces were a huge flower and some kind of splattered paintings with numbers and symbols as well a colourful areas. Art was hung on the walls, as well as leaning in other areas, giving the gallery a more relaxed feel.

On August 21'26 I went to Henry's to have two photos from my phone printed to fit in a frame for a…read moregift. I brought two frames with me because I wasn't sure which would suit which photo. Katie D guided me through the upload and print process and then offered really helpful suggestions on which combinations of photo and frame were most appealing. Her patience and professional eye were really appreciated and helped me to make a pleasing choice more quickly. Also, I'm sorry that I don't know his name but thank you to Katie's male colleague whose comments on the photo background were spot on. It's so rare for professionals to share their opinions anymore but it's so helpful and the people at Henry's always come through. Thank you, Maureen

Very knowledgable staff. I just bought a DSLR from a friend and I needed some tips about buying a…read morenew zoom and more Equipment for it. The lady was really patient with me and she guided me so I can make the right choices. She asked the right questions and she was really fast to understand what exactly I needed. I will certainly go back whenever I need a new piece of Equipment. I live in Gatineau but the trip deserves it as we don't have any place to compete with this.

A cool place that has a lot of intriguing collections in antique maps, collections, prints and…read morepaintings. As a map geek myself, I found the gallery to have a lot of items never seen or heard about before. To complement their extensive inventory, the owner is very informative and helpful, as are the staff. If you're looking for a different sort of gift for a birthday or christmas present, this place is a good place to start.

Great for Home Decor and books. The service is non existent. The value is great tho. But be ready…read moreto look and look for a while.

Whoever does the window displays in this store must have been inspired by New York's fifth avenue…read more The diplays change often according to the season and the holiday, whether Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, Remembrance Day, Hallwe'en etc. Inside is an excellent selection of donated items for sale, run by cheerful and dedicated staff. Everything from clothing to furniture to books to dishes. Prices, as you might expect, are excellent and a real plus to anyone living on a reduced income, but also just a great store to browse in anyway to find something that can find a second life somewhere else.

I love this shop! So glad they've opened up in Bell's Corners. Too bad I don't paint though, as…read morethey have a great collection of paints being offered. They also have frames, and even knitting yarns. This is a smaller shop than in the St Laurent shopping centre, but still a reasonable size. I will come back.

I bought big canvas 48"x60" and I asked the cashier if there is anyone can help to put it inside my…read morecar which is 10 steps away from the store . She said no one can help as everyone busy with the customer!! What am I ?? I am a customer paid $90 for canvas. I told her I fell down on ice and my shoulder not feel good. It was very windy that day. The cashier not even bother her self and told me to wait until she can find someone. She let me leave the store holding big canvas by my self!!! The worst customer service ever.