I normally love Marshall's and Winners but I was not impressed with this location's selection on the day we visited. The parking is really convenient which is nice. If you don't like negotiating the underground garage at Dix30, I'd recommend parking here or at Walmart and walking over to the mall like shopping areas assuming the weather is fine. I did manage to find a cool packable backpack for traveling ($17) and a Herschel brand eye mask (for sleeping) for a mere $6. However, there was absolutely nothing in the home goods section that interested me and nothing in the women's clothing section that interested me. I am always hunting at Marshall's for nice dresses for work by brands like Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger. They had nothing here except for a couple Anne Klein dresses that were too casual for work. I also was put off by the number of small children running around unsupervised like it was a playground. It was hard to browse some racks because children were darting back and forth. Cashier was great and the line was short to pay. I'll try checking out the store another time I am at Dix30, but this time it was just meh, I've experienced better. read more

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Guys...guys...ugh, why did we stay near a Marshalls?! Y'all don't understand the struggle when I walked in and not wanting to buy so many things. But I did leave without spending anything, but the BF did. How did that happen? Well let's start. L O C A T I O N Marshalls is located right next to the Walmart and shares a VERY large parking lot. It is busy as the Walmart is super busy. But parking looked not too bad. There's also the shopping center next door where you can park underground, so you do have that option too. I N S I D E Marshalls counts how many people go in to maintain the COVID protocol at the moment. You walk in and....*angels sing* It's so clean. It's so organized. I've never seen a Marshalls so...just so organized. Every Marshalls gets different stock even in the US. So it's always a treasure hunt. I was SO tempted to get gloves here. They had so many lovely gloves and scarves and ugh. The struggle. If you're in need of winter clothing and you're in the area during the winter time, it's like a treasure trove of winter goods here. We ended up getting a soup bowl and gloves (not for me). But yeah, I didn't look through the clothes because I didn't want to end up buying things I couldn't fit into my luggage. O V E R A L L Everything was so bright and shiny and I just wanted to buy everything. Too bad we live in California. But anyways, if you're just wanting a bargain and not really searching for anything in particular and you're in Brossard or near DIX30, stop by. Just wander the aisles and perhaps find something you need that you didn't think you need or just buying something that makes you happy. Either way, treat yourself. read more

Winners and marshals have to be one of my favourite store. They offer great designer things for a great price. I walk to this particular location for two very specific items. I was looking for clear plastic straws that would fit in my Starbucks Tumbler, And a feather pillow. I found my long straws. This was something I needed to purchase now and if I would've ordered on Amazon would have taken me a lot of time so I'm very happy to have found it here. Now I can go back to sipping my cold or warm drinks. also I only paid 5.99$ for these for 4 straws. Unfortunately I didn't find the pillow I was looking for At least not today. What I love about winners in Marshall is that they do get new things every day so if I didn't see you today I might see it tomorrow. This location was very clean and did have a lot of different selection. read more

Marshalls - Accessories Near Me - Brossard, Quebec

I went exactly a week after the public opening and as with new American brands branching their way into Canada, there's always an added level of hype (think Target!). I'm familiar with Marshalls in the USA, as a family chain to Winners, Homesense and TJ Maxx where name brands are offered at discounted prices. I was however underwhelmed at this Brossard store as it was much smaller than I expected. The size of the building itself is only about a third of that Winners in Dix30. Much more restricted selection, either everything was already bought out on that opening week and they didn't have time to restock, or Marshalls is just truly inferior. I was able to walk through the whole store and look at everything in the women's section in less than 10 mins. What differentiates it from Winners at first glance is the way their shoes are presented near the entrance, and not at the back of the store. They are piled and sold with their boxes which is easier to sort through when you're looking for styles rather than sizes. Very few selection of luxury brands, like Jimmy Choo and Fendi, but a nice assortment of fall fashion footwear, like Frye or Coach leather boots. There's less to choose from, same with the purses and overall clothing, which makes Marshalls look a lot less cluttered. There's a decent selection of home items and beauty products but overall, less of everything. If it were placed directly next to Winners, I don't see why anyone would choose to shop there first, but considering it's neighboring Wal Mart, there's a continuous flow of shoppers who might settle for less. I'm sure as they bring new stock and eventually have sales, there will be plenty of interesting buys but for now, I still think Winners if the winning option. read more

I purchased a pair of boots for my sister's birthday. Their shoe rack is always a mess, so the two boots that were purchased ended up being different sizes - I don't understand what is the point of their 'checks' if they're not doing it properly. It was embarrassing when we gave my sister the boots at her birthday party and she noticed they were two different sizes. What's worse - the customer service reps were so obnoxious and rude when we went back to the store. Just because it's a discounted store doesn't mean they should offer discounted service. This locations needs some serious re-training to understand how customer service works. read more