Home accessories are cheaper here than anywhere else, shower curtains, sheet sets, mats & area rugs…read more& runners, you name it. I've also picked up great deals on socks, undershirts and boxer shorts. Besides that there's a huge variety of other products here. Before you go to your usual 'dollar' store, go HERE!

I must have walked past this place about 500 times before I finally walked in today... I have been…read moreon the hunt for some simple RCA stereo cables and you wouldn't believe how hard it is to locate them nowadays. I took a chance with Price Wars (awesome name by the way) and sure enough they had exactly what I was looking for... And they were only a dollar each! They also had other out-dated analog goodies such as VHS tapes and blank audio cassettes! I managed to also grab something I was looking for lately which is blank CD-Rs -- something that still costs WAY too much at most electronic shops, but I managed to grab a package of 20 for only six dollars! I just hope my purchases are functional. The majority of these items had a nice layer of dust on them. In fact, quite a ridiculous amount of dust to be honest. You're definitely going to want to wash your hands if you're handling the Price War merchandise. Hard to believe this place sells underwear!

Exploring Eaton Centre with my nine-year-old, this place was one of her favorites on the bottom…read morefloor. They have aisles and aisles of little toys, stuffed animals, and fun snacks. We ended up picking up matcha flavored Kit Kat bars.

Miniso is such a stable when visiting any mall that has it. there are so many random things to look…read moreat or potentially buy. Find keychains, blind boxes, bath mats, plushies, and plenty of Sanrio merch and other fan merch. I personally love looking at the nailong and pom pom purin things at Miniso. I also came across the Wakuku blind boxes that I am debating on buying. The staff won't bother you when you're looking around, so it'll be a peaceful browse.

Very bad experience i just visit there today saturday 4 clock they don't know how to talk with…read morecustomers they charge me for wrong thing when i told them I dont want that Thing they said we can't return even i was infront of them I didn't touch that thing even but they refused to exchange that one and there was a one girl and boy they are arguing with me instead of apologizing they told me its your mistake you didn't check there is a policy no exchange items what the management doing pls teach them for some atticades

You can't return stuff. SO then the business has to provide customer service. Their customer serve…read moreis all AI BOT and Boilerplate - so no actual concern for their customers once they have your money. Also, as they are selling stuff that is now way over a Dollarama - why should they get to operate in ways that other retailers (Loblaws, Canadian Tire etc) do not!

This Dollarama at College Park is a go-to spot for everyday essentials without breaking the bank…read more The selection is impressive -- from household items to snacks and party supplies, you can almost always find what you need. The store is kept reasonably clean and tidy considering how busy it gets, especially around lunch hour. The self-checkout machines keep the line moving quickly, which is a huge plus. Staff have been genuinely helpful on my visits too. Sure, some products are hit or miss on quality, but at these prices, you really can't complain. Solid value, highly recommend.

Good options in the entire store and staff is friendly during billing process. It is a great place…read moreto shop.

Excellent staff, & help to get shoes for my brother. who is…read more87. I would recommend this place to anyone. Staff very knowledge & patient.

I have a lot of pain in my foot but can't afford a custom orthotic. My chiropractor recommended I…read moreget an insole at New Balance because they have well trained staff and their insoles are a better quality than the ones sold in grocery stores/pharmacies. This location is about a block away from Yonge St and St. Clair Ave. The door is accessible and the St. Clair Station is close by. There are parking garages nearby but street parking directly in front of the store is difficult. The store reps were very helpful and greeted me right away. Since all the reps in the front were busy, one rep called someone from the back. She did 2 measurements of my feet than tried different versions of insoles in my size and different shoe sizes to help me make my choice. It was a great experience and I would definitely recommend this location.

Hands down best Marshalls location in city Unfortunately,…read morebecause there are so many homeless and mental health and addicts. They took the bathroom out. That was a nice option, another thing gone. . The store is big, bright, and set up very well

Marshalls is great for houseware items. It's actually my go to…read more Just bought a Tommy Hilfiger shower curtain ($20), an anti microbial liner ($8), and some hooks ($8). One stop shop for my needs and with decent prices on relatively quality items. It's the second set of shower curtains we purchased here and it's by far the best quality which is why we returned for more. The cashier that we go to is very pleasant, and the location isn't crowded so long as you go early in the morning.

Amazing store, loved the selection they had! Everything was super cheap and I got an armful of…read morethings for just under $40! (And I got this bomb ass bag for $3, just wanted to flex tbh)

I've visited several Value Village before but never a Value Village Boutique. I had to check it…read moreout. The entire store is focused on clothing. Makes sense since it is a boutique. This store used to be a Rexall. So this Boutique is quite large. Everything was neatly organized and clean. There were many customers browsing the clothing. There are no change rooms. There is a security guard just inside the entrance. The store is not wheelchair accessible. Review 2023-286

This place has been here for decades on Spadina Ave. and I still love discovering surprising finds!…read moreI needed a small dish to put two condiments in and they had several options. Finally decided on this beautiful yin and yang style! The place is usually busy but we were lucky it was quiet on this Saturday morning. This place is a real Toronto treasure in Chinatown!

Basically, they have everything you could possibly need in your kitchen, from Vitamixes to bamboo…read moresteamers to eating and cooking utensils, dishes, glassware, etc. The aisles are on the narrow side, and the shelves are jam-packed. Ask for assistance from one of the many employees if there's something you can't reach on a shelf. Don't forget to show your George Brown College student ID card for a discount.

Dollar & General (probably an attempt to avoid the protected name of the American chain Dollar…read moreGeneral, sans ampersand) is one of my least favorite dollar stores. First off, almost nothing here is $1. Everything is priced individually, most at well more than $1. Second, some of the stuff you buy here is junk. I bought a mop here and a plastic bag holder (similar to the ones you get at Ikea) and both broke almost immediately. How does a mop break? It mildews the first time you use it. The plastic bag holder was defective and would not allow itself to be assembled no matter what I tried. Upon trying to take it back, I was told that it was my fault for failing to put it together correctly. Uh huh. Third, it's crowded, disorganized, and dirty. Some of the merchandise has been sitting so long that it has a layer of dust...gross. OVERALL, this dollar store is a definite miss. Go to Dollarama or one of the chains for a much better shopping experience.

It's very annoying to shop in the cosmetics department. The layout is dumb and you can't even shop…read morein peace as everyone entering the store walks in front of you in the la roche posay section. Employees don't leave you alone and they even make you move so they can clean up, treating you as an inconvenience.

Always great, courteous, fast and professional service! Have been a client since they opened!read more