Love Rockland been coming here for years. Decent selection of stores got my Jack and Jones, Zara,…read moreH&M and Ernest just to name a few. they use to have one of the better SAQ's around but they've downsized it. Food court is so much better than it use to be. Enjoyed a meal at Souvlaki Bar and Grillades Torino. The sausage bowl was good and had lots of items inside of it, such as rice, lettuce, corn, olives, pickled peppers, pickles, spicy mayo, garlic sauce, onions and more. The chicken souvlaki from Souvlaki Bar was some of the best chicken I've had, great taste and the pita was also very good.

did all the research before booking myself and my wife with Dr Roy as he was referred to us! Wow…read morewas this a bad mistake. We both had back issues. I was more concerned about my wife than myself. We made THREE trips to Montreal $'s and two to Dr Roy. My wife had injections to AVOID SUGERY that lasted two weeks. She was told by Dr Roy that if this didn't work he had other options he could try. Pain is back full tilt! Called Dr Roy and they wouldn't let me get through to him for my wife. She's having bad side effects. So I go online to make another appointment! A very very rude male nurse calls her to only LECTURE her on the Dr's Position. He only does injections and does not follow up on patients or call them she was TOLD. So we don't get to here what the other options were and why she's having these severe side effects that she's never ever had before. What a coincidence. We flew three times to Montreal to see a specialist only to get a rude nurse trying to pass her off. Told her to see her own Dr here in Sydney. My pain for myself is healing both neck and back so I'm the lucky one. I paid $750 for a five minute talk with a promised follow up call when he received my spine MRI. By email, LONG STORY but no call was made the rude male nurse flicked me off.I really don't care about myself and getting ripped off $750 what I care about is my poor wife that is now experiencing 9/10 pain and being talk to rudely by a nurse who couldn't care less. Sorry to rant but the general public should be aware. We are back to the drawing board after me putting all my faith into Rockland clinics. Very disheartening and disappointed! I TRUSTED THEM.

I like the Nike Factory Store because they always have some nice little discounts on cool…read moremerchandise! Bought some of my fall/winter coats over there & I'm satisfied! You won't find a lot of options for boys sadly, so that's why it's not a 5 stars review

Wanted to return something online but I couldn't because of the type of store. The clerk was very…read morehelpful. I recommend this place. Very good deals. A little crowded but that's unavoidable. Notice that if u wanna return something from online store u need to return it online via mail.

They were polite and offered many options of t-shirts and other apparel products for printing and…read moreembroidery services of our logos. Thank you

Great service Great quality…read moreThe right price Perfecto!

I have known Mandy Evans for over 30 years. I was a Ladies wear buyer for a major Canadian…read moreDepartment store from 1989 to 1999. I did a lot of business with this company. The stylist has an amazing eye for fashion, seems to be right on trend consistently. The quality is good and the goods are always within the delivery window. Keep up the great work, and thanks for the great check out. David Marr

Everywhere we travel, if there's a Costco nearby, it's a must to stop by and see what the food…read morecourt offers ;) Check if the iconic hot dog is still $1.50 (U.S. equivalent). Since we're in Canada, we were excited to see poutine on the menu, and it didn't disappoint. It came with three simple ingredients: French fries (not the crispiest, but still good), cheese curds (or cheese grains, as Canadians say), and gravy. All that for $6.99 CAD. They also had a smoked meat sandwich, something I've never seen at Costco elsewhere, which was a nice surprise. Service was fast, though the food court itself was pretty chaotic with the sheer number of people after work. One fun difference from the U.S.--they serve soft-serve cones here. And not just any cones--these things looked massive. I swear some were 2 feet tall (okay, at least 1.5 feet) Very tempting, though we passed this time. In the US, there are aisle of protein powder, jerky snacks, etc. Not in Montreal as I find it more balanced. Check out Costco the next time you are overseas!

When traveling, I like to stop at Costco locations outside the U.S. to see what regional products…read moreand food court items they carry. Montreal was the third international Costco I've visited, and while the layout and most items are very similar to U.S. stores, there were some fun differences. I noticed more international snacks and foods, plus slightly different pastries in the bakery section. I was also surprised to see in the freezer section the famous Montreal restaurant Schwartz's Smoked Meat -- you can actually buy their smoked meat packs right at Costco. One big difference: the famous rotisserie chicken is $8.99 CAD, compared to $4.99 USD back home. The food court was the main reason I came, and I wasn't disappointed. They had unique offerings like poutine ($6.99 CAD), and a smoked meat sandwich ($7.99 CAD), which you won't find in the States. I tried both items and thought they were good--especially the poutine, which was surprisingly delicious for coming from a Costco kitchen. Interestingly, the classic hot dog combo is still priced at $1.50 CAD, which actually makes it cheaper than in the U.S. after conversion. I've been a Costco member for years and always appreciate the savings--especially on gas--but this visit was extra fun for trying out some distinctly Canadian items. Definitely worth checking out if you're a fellow Costco fan visiting Montreal.

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