I love the selection at shoppers and the amazing deals they have. I LOVE my Loreal telescopic…read moreMascara, and when it goes on sale phenomenal!! I always buy two each time. Customer service is great at each location every time. One time I was searching for a specific color for lips, and the associate marched the exact shade I was looking for, outstanding customer service!!!!

Brand new. Bright and cheerful. Big!…read more Location: Yonge and Davis. Parking: Oh the suburbs..... So much parking. Large spaces....parking for everyone!! Store: Big and new and shiny and clean! The aisles are a bit different. There are half aisle that cause you to have to walk through the food section to get to them. Its definitely designed to make you walk all around the store . Well wear a fit bit cause you will get some steps in!! Goods: This one has everything. A big beauty section, big grocery section. And a pet section too. Check out: They have the self check ours. But I look at it this way, when you use the self check out, you help make them not have to employ someone from your community. Its not like they are lowering the prices or anything. I go here often. I like it. I can find almost everything!

The team at Robins IDA have always been very kind and welcoming. They go the extra mile when you…read moreneed it unlike Costco

From the owner: Independently owned and operated since 1932, I.D.A. pharmacies are run by local pharmacists who…read morepride themselves on keeping their communities healthy through personalized care.

A couple of weekends ago, I was heading up to Newmarket for what feels like my usual beef patties…read morerun. I needed to visit a drugstore. I remembered this one in Aurora as I was driving up Bayview Avenue and made a stop. It's located in a plaza with plenty of parking. I backed into a spot and walked over to this Shoppers. The setup is what you'd expect at any Shoppers Drug Mart. You walk in and see the beauty boutique. I ended up heading to the vitamins section, which was bright and organized nicely. Aurora has more Asian stores these days. You see the influence at this Shoppers. The ramen section was pretty good. It's actually better than my local Shoppers. I was also happy to see Choco Pie. I ended up picking up a bag of Whisps, too. They are cheese snacks that are lactose-free and keto. I had them later on that day. They were saltier than I'd like, but they were yummy. This drugstore has a post office at the back of the store. It wasn't terribly busy when I passed by. There was one cashier assisting customers. The lineup was getting long, so I took my few items over to the self-checkout. I paid and was out of this store in a flash! I had a positive experience here. I'd drop by when I need a drugstore and am in Aurora. (104)

Unfortunately, Canada Post in Aurora is literally the worst--but only if Asha is working. Every…read moreexperience with her has been unpleasant. She's consistently rude, unprofessional, and seems to be bitter for no reason. I've read other reviews, and it's clear that I'm not the only one who feels this way. She gives the dirtiest looks, throws items around with no respect, and makes rude comments that make the whole experience uncomfortable. In contrast, there's a lovely, very understanding lady (I think she might be Asian) who works there too, and she's always helpful and kind. I'm sorry I don't know her name, but once, she let me know I could bring in a barcode, and she'd handle the return--even taping the package for me. But when I came back, Asha was there, and she rudely told me I needed the label printed and wouldn't even let me use tape to close my box. I ended up leaving and coming back on a different day just to avoid dealing with her. To be clear, I have no problems at all with Shoppers Drug Mart; the staff there are always amazing and helpful. My issue is only with Asha at Canada Post in Aurora. If you go, I'd recommend checking who's working to avoid this kind of experience.

They really have great discounts, making it accessible for everyone to shop. It would be perfect if…read morethere was someone available to guide in the hygiene section.

This shoppers is a damn joke and so so lazy!!…read more I will only come here for Canada post- otherwise, what a waste of a place. They leave sales signs up for products due to laziness and do not honour the price. I bought a bunch of chips here because the sign said $1.88 each - they were literally the last two bags because of the sale. And other snacks - the entire shelf was marked $6 for 2 bags, spread around for Doritos, spokes and a bunch of other brand name snacks. I only noticed after I went home and realized I was charged full price for everything - I went back the next day and showed the receipt and the flyer (had to pull it up on my phone since the sale ended) and the lady refused to look @ the flyer on my phone because it's a phone .... OK BOOMER??? Even though it was the same flyer, they refused to honour the price and ended the conversation by saying "it says 'selected types' on the flyer" which doesn't even make sense because the 'selected type' shown was the same size but they just wanted me to go away. I say the situation is - they were lazy to take down sales signs and didn't honour the price when called out. Also shoppers (not just this one) is weird because a "2 for $6" deal doesn't work for anything tagged "2 for $6" even when EVERYTHING is tagged 2 for $6. (aka, you can't match doritos and cheetos even if they have the same deal going on) Lame! I was so annoyed - I am not going to interact with anyone that works here (other than the lovely canada post workers). Thank goodness they have self checkout because everyone is so unpleasant here.

The pharmacist team has no regard for personal privacy. I was at your store to pick up…read moreprescriptions and also to receive an injection and the pharmacist who was on at the time (12:00pm Friday, July 12, 2024) thought it would be okay to ask me questions from her post instead of directly at your prescription pickup counter. I didn't think it should be okay to be yelling questions and answers over other peoples heads. When I expressed my dissatisfaction, the pharmacist was argumentative, flippant, and showed no regard for me as a patient of our medical system, as an individual or as member of our community. This wasn't the first time I had experienced terrible customer service from the pharmacy at this location. I'm left really baffled as to why your pharmacy team keeps getting away with the most terrible, disrespectful level of service.

The "pharmacists" never heard of Inulin or PH balance urine strips. They are dismissive and always…read morebusy chatting with each other. Your prescription shows as "ready" and then they have no idea what you're talking about in person. They truly suck. Also nobody works the cash. It's always just self checkout. I'm not paid to work there. This is a store with idiots at the helm. I wouldn't trust their advice for my family. They'd likely recommend giving my child flintstone vitamins for a rash (after waiting 30 mins to talk to one of these "professionals". BOOOOOOO.

This neatly organized Vitapath store is a Canadian subsidiary of the well-known United States based…read moreThe Vitamin Shoppe and stocks the standard array of homeopathic remedies, vitamins, minerals, supplements and sports nutrition. On a quest for lemon bioflavonoids I was surprised and disappointed to find that they don't carry the same stock as their U.S. based stores . With no ordering capability for stock from the United States I had to head home to make a purchase from the American on-line site. Still, I wanted to see what the store has to offer. Short light blonde wood shelving, a little too low for my liking, caused me to have to crouch down to see items on the lower shelves. Sale items are placed on the end caps of the aisles and while I did end up buying a sale item, the sale price was the same as the regular price that I pay at another store. Price points don't seem to be as competitive and I found some items that I regularly purchase between $3-6 more . Canadians are careful consumers and if this chain wants to be successful, they're going to have to offer deeper discounts. As well, Vitapath does not currently have a Canadian on-line sales presence and offers a very basic and boring website. The store does offer a free health awards club membership to earn points toward free merchandise and exclusive members-only coupons. With one point for every dollar, 100 points will earn you a $5 credit. I signed up, of course. Service is friendly and helpful.

To anyone who reads this I would steer clear of Vitapath. There customer service regarding certain…read morematters is terrible. The clerk talked to me as if I was hard of hearing. While the other clerk played on his twitter page in the background. Sorry that I came in to spend my hard earned money. I will travel farther to get my supplements once again to some deserving smaller businesses that care about there clients.

Always come here for all my prescriptions. They are…read morefantastic, helpful and very reasonable. Less expensive than Shoppers. Wouldn't go anywhere else.