Sure, the clothes might be nice-ish, and the prices reasonable-ish…read more But whoever plans these stores does NOT think of their clientele. I've been in two different Children's Place locations - once while heavily pregnant, and once with a baby in a stroller. Both times, at both locations, I found the store to be cramped, over-crowded, and claustrophobic. The racks and aisles are insanely close together, and there is no room to pass anyone.... let alone for me to fit through on my own when I was hugely pregnant or with a stroller. Frustrated when I got myself stuck in a corner with the stroller, I vowed to never return. I hope someone from their Corporate Office store planning team catches on to this soon!

I have wanted to check out this local store for some time. Stopped by on a Sunday during their…read moreoperating hours. The sign said open and the window advertised specials. I walked into a small crowded space, which was dominated by a group of children doing crafts. I assume it was a birthday party. As I entered, the adults on the premises looked at me like I had two heads. Feeling like I had done something wrong, I said "I'm sorry, is the store open?" You would think that this is where someone in charge would realize they should have locked the door and put a sign up about the private party, and then apologize to the unwitting would be customer. Nope! One of the adults rolled her eyes at me and said "I suppose it's not." I think this may have been the parent hosting the party, but it's possible it was someone linked to the store. Then a person who I can only guess was an employee of the store said "no, take an envelope!" There were several unmarked envelopes on the door. Perhaps they contain the secret instructions required to infiltrate this establishment, something like bringing a quail's egg under the light of the waxing moon or saying a secret password. Because, I can attest that walking in the door during the store's hours of operation doesn't get you very far. I can't speak to the goods there, because I doubt I'll rouse enough nerve to try to enter here again.

From the owner: Children's clothing sized birth to 16 years. We also sell art/ craft kits and have local artists…read morepieces on the walls for sale. We want to encourage creativity so we offer art and fashion illustration classes. We also offer traveling art parties! We come to you with all the supplies for a fun creative party! Check out the website or call for more details.

I wish I was tinier. These clothes are way cute and affordable. I bought a dress that's perfect for…read moreVegas here... now I just need to get in shape. lol. The store can't really help me there.

I came to this location to return some online orders. It wasn't that busy early in the morning…read more(right after they opened the store) and everything was well-organized. I also didn't have to wait in the lineup for so long (like usual Zara stores during their semi annual sale) which was a bonus. The store was clean, social distancing was being followed and everyone was being asked to sanitize their hand upon arrival at the store.

After the insanity of walking into the Square One Zara, I was hoping to stay out of the stores for…read morea while. Little did I realize that Zara opened up in the new hallway towards Nordstrom. This Zara took over one of the old spots leading towards the previous food court.. except they took over like 3 of them. The store is really big. I would say rivaling the first floor space you see in Yorkdale. The mall hallway area is gorgeously bathed in sunlight so the store always look bright and sunny. One thing that I hated a lot about the Zara's recently... you feel the apathy towards the store the moment you walk in. It's a mess, clothes dumped everywhere, it looks like a toddler ran through it and pulled all the clothes off the shelves and hangers, and the line up is at least 15 people with only maybe 2 cashiers open. And if you're lucky to spot someone who works there, they might or might hear you when you ask a question. Sherway here... is a tad bit better. It doesnt look like a clearance store and the clothes are definitely showcased better. That being said, their sale area clearly had a dozen people rummage through it and leaving their mark. I saw 2 cashiers open with only 3 people in line... much much better Zara. As for their clothing, I feel they get trends and they know people are just wanting the look and not necessarily the quality to last longer than the season. Maybe I have nostalgia but I feel Zara a few years ago was much better for stitching and the overall tailored look. Now, things just dont seem quite to fall nicely... it's either a thinner material or just a weird design that hangs wrong. Or maybe the new trend is floppy and big? A few tries of some items lead me to give them all back ... I took a look at the prices. Sure it's trendy and may look ok for the season... but $80 for acrylic trendy sweater? or the short plain skirt for $60 that doesnt feel good on? No thanks. I rather go to Aritzia.

5 stars for the old school window design! I've never been…read morenear it when it's actually open... Crazy some of these type of places still survive!? Plates and odd dolls, baptism clothing, etc...

This location in etobicoke, right next to Sherway gardens is one of the better Toys R Us locations…read moreleft. The toys are organized and not messy like other locations. Almost always not busy except for Christmas season. Staff are friendly and helpful and seem to be genuinely happy to work there and help customers. Will definitely come back in the future.

After 3 other stores I was thrilled to see they had a lego kit I had been looking for. After…read moreexcitingly taking the purchasing slip to the register to receive my product, I was told they didn't have any of the lego with slips and the display with several lego sets with slips indicating their availability meant nothing, as "they" had not taken it down on 26th, so said the manager. I don't know who "they" are, or why a sign was not put up indicating that the products advertised to be available were not. Instead the manager apparently preferred to spend the last 5 days letting people be excited about their purchase only to be let down. There are a bunch of toy stores in Toronto that are much better run, stocked, and organized, please visit and support them. Being out of stock happens after Christmas, totally understandable, but to blindside customers is unacceptable.

On my last trip to Toronto (for now) I had wanted to pick up something from Roots, just so I could…read morehave some nice bit of Canada to take with me to our new home in the NYC area. I've always been impressed by the quality of Roots' clothing, so I decided that would be where we'd go. This is a pretty standard mall boutique storefront - nicely merchandized, themed with the coming of autumn. The front is mostly ladies, the back mostly mens, and then some kids stuff as well. I dediced rather quickly that most of the women's hoodies and sweaters were a little too on the girly side for me: mostly pinks, very gendered. The men's clothing was in much more neutral colors, so I was gravitating towards that. Lee had his eye on a zip-up hoodie in green, but they didn't seem to have one in his size. One of the sales clerks was more than happy to look in the back and found one for him. I ended up going with a classic colored zip-up hoodie myself. Even though I'm a pretty big girl, their sizes run pretty large -- I ended up in a men's medium. Overall, service was nice and the product is high quality. If you can afford it, they've got nice clothes.

A big store with some Etobicoke flair. We came in to browse the Winter Sale items. There wasn't a…read moreton of selection remaining despite the fact that the sale goes on till February 2. I did notice that this location had a lot of really cute dog hoodies. They were salt and pepper button ups which made it very practical for putting on your dog. The sizing was also smartly described since they gave examples of the breed that the jackets fit. These were all placed in a basket so it was a little hard digging for sizes. An employee came over to offer assistance and was really thorough in going through them all. We needed the largest size which was a 24. He let us know that there was one left at the beginning of the day but it must have already been sold. We left empty handed but it was still a good visit.

A shoutout to sales associates: Diego, David, Hassan & the…read morerest of the staff for providing excellent customer service! Your reigning champions Great atmosphere, courteous, diligent, outgoing, pleasant staff. I've enjoyed my conversations with the staff. Excellent quality in apparel, jeans, tees are made with organic cotton. Hoodies, chinos, jackets, sweaters, vests, dress pants, etc. I'm a regular customer this is my favorite joint! The one stop shop for everything. I grade them: AAAAA +++++ in my book with well recognized work ethic. My appreciation for going the extra mile towards providing excellent customers service. 10/10: ***** ***** This is how to set the standard for raising the bar in the retail industry. I'm extremely proud to support & give them my business. I highly recommend this location!

From the owner: More than 25 years ago, we set out to take on the world. We were just a few guys with our first…read morejeans collection and a passion for denim that couldn't be denied. Many years later, we're still just one of the guys and it's still all about jeans, but we've added a few more people to our team along the way. And yes, we know it takes more than a pair of jeans to cover a guy's wardrobe needs. So, we cover the full range from urban sportswear, casual classics and accessories. Basically, we've got it covered for every occasion you might end up in. That's why we like to think of ourselves as more than just a brand. We're brotherhood, a club, a community - bonded by denim. It's good jeans with good vibes. This is the philosophy behind our brand.