I was there a few weeks ago to buy hand sanitizer as they were the only place in stock. I was told…read moreby another customer that their hand sanitizer is usually about $2. They are now selling for $6 for an 8oz bottle that's only 65% alcohol. Ridiculous. But don't worry this joke of a store won't be able to do that for long as they will be charged huge fines once Premier Ford passes the new price gouging law.

Is a pretty ghetto store and ghetto area that it's in. They have some stuff a typical dollar store…read morewould have, only they have a less variety of stuff that we need like mouse pads. not as big of as the other dollar store I've been to. You could find a better one than this. although you may need to move a bit more (cars, walking, etc...). Staff is also weird but not bad. Overall a meh place, good for a quick stop by for some cleaning or whatever supplies and some cheap snacks.

Mainly I love the selection. Something for everyone. lots of fun and great prices. check out the…read moreelectronics dept.

This place is awesome. They have a little bit of everything. You'll be surprised with what you…read moremight walk out of here with. Lots of really cool military surplus stuff. A lot of camping and survival gear. The tool section is a bit sketchy, Its mostly all made in china crap that will break the first time you use it. I got a 3/8'' ratchet extension and i twisted it right off on a 1/2'' bolt. But you get what you pay for i guess, for $3 you can just chuck it out and buy another one. Overall a cool store.

I usually love shopping at outlet malls. But St Jacobs Factory Outlet Mall is just so depressing…read more There were hardly any bargains. And the stores and the merchandise were both so outdated. Not worth coming here for a special shopping trip but if you are in the area and have nothing better to do and outside is freezing cold.. then maybe.

This outlet mall is across from my hotel. I checked it out to see what stores were there…read more My friend had recommended the Levi's store, which had decent deals on t-shirts. Other than that, I didn't find anything that I truly wanted to buy because nothing seemed to be great deals. I did hit the jackpot at the Olde Tyme Kettle Kitchen on the second floor. I have a weakness for candy and desserts. I got white chocolate popcorn, beer nuts (pumpkin and peanuts), and graham cracker pretzels coated with dark and white chocolate. All six bags were under $16. The store also sells Kawartha ice cream, salt water taffy, sponge toffee, fudge, chocolates, and more. I would come back to visit these two stores. There is plenty of parking. (177)

I wasn't impressed. I don't think they should be able to call themselves wholesale for a couple of…read morereasons. We went to this location in order to purchase small sample size cups for an event. Their cup supplies were not very well organized and it took some time to find it. We went through the grocery section and noticed that the prices are basically grocery store prices. There is no wholesale. If someone was looking for much larger sizes of things for a restaurant, they could certainly find it there. However, I found it expensive they have fresh produce which could be purchased more cheaply at Costco at the cash register. We were asked if we would use our PC optimum card and that's when we realized this is a grocery store with some restaurant supplies, one of the big things that should have triggered that thought was that there's no membership required. In terms of the staff, I found people very friendly, and the location is quite good. If I were just reading the staff, they would get a five star.

I stood in line behind a problem customer. Jinny the cashier handled the matter professionally…read moreworking to scan his items and answers his questions and stood strong to nuisance remarks. This location has essentially costco size items at superior to Costco price and does not require membership. It's one of my favourite places to go to. The staff are very nice, no line ups and price scanner error lives here. My favourite item to buy is the Chapman bucket ice cream. Buffet quality ice cream serve to enjoy at home. Cheers!

3.5/5 Located inside…read moreWaterloo Town Square, this place is good if you're looking for everyday food items at a student budget (like me). Don't expect anything fancy here (aside from maybe cheese). For those you have Zehrs, Sobeys, Vincenzos, and the kind alike. The cashiers here are nice and attentive. While I didn't shop during peak times, I do wonder with less than 10 cash lines would this place be busy during peak grocery shopping hours... This place does get good student traffic since it is located close to the universities and many of the student housing establishments. Students get 10% off Mondays. Show your ID!

Good organic and health foods selections, especially for a more budget oriented grocer. There is…read morealso a good selection of many President's Choice items you would find at their larger stores. Flowers, plants, seasonal items, cards/magazines, deli and take out, boutique bakery items as well as everyday groceries-- really solid for your usual items. Cashiers are generally fast, and there seems to be less turnover than most stores-- which says a lot about the manager I think. Bob is often around, and says hi to many folks when he is working the floor. If you did a big shop, there is parcel pickup and they also participate in President's Choice online shopping/pickup. Lots of different services for a regular sized grocer!

The Downtown Kitchener store has been a pillar of my 20 years raising a family here. It has…read morefixtures reminiscent of my childhood Woolworth's in a small town. Regular people can shop here. I don't need to put on my makeup face to get a pack of socks, catfood or chips. When a wealthy looking lady shops, she is treated just as kindly too. The staff are honest, good people. The manager has been there for years and sure has showed his decent attitude over the years. I was been discreetly helped when I was ashamed that my 2 year old son pooped behind a rack there. Now he is going to college and that store is like home. We hope the Gentrification of Downtown Kitchener doesn't change this gem.

awesome people good variety of goods at ver reasonable prices , owners and staff are very polite…read moreand extremely helpful

ALWAYS friendly_service & they were willing to order craft items i couldn't find outside…read morehighly-overpriced outlet_stores./ Truly a gem in DTK area to those who visit & discover/ *satisfied customer for 6yrs +*

Great store with lots of options. Kosher, Halal, Organic and…read moreso much more. Great staff. Love the prepared food section. Plenty of parking.

I was so excited to hear about the new Farm Boy and went as soon as I could. The first thing I…read morenoticed was the not-real swinging monkey in the store! As well as the glorious-looking produce but seriously? You gotta watch him swing to the song Come On Eileen. Video and full review are available on my site: http://www.suziethefoodie.com/farm-boy-waterloo-ontario/ The produce beamed with rainbow beauty at me! Look at these jewels! First a swinging monkey and then these outstandingly beautiful vegetables.I had heard they tend to highlight local produce but at this location, I noticed the focus was more on organic which I honestly do not care about. I hope they change to the other model soon because I really do care about supporting local farmers. Because I dragged my sorry insomniac ass out of bed early in the morning I did get a ton of discounted apples and oranges en mass for around $6! Some of them were going bad but I just composted them and kept the rest. A totally amazing deal. Oh I wish I knew about their spices earlier! After moving and moving and trying to set up my pantry I have spent a fortune on spices. Here you can buy small quantities of herbs and spices for less cost. Yes! We were going to stop by a butcher shop for meat so I did not buy a lot but I did get a small piece of salmon (currently jammed in my tiny mini fridge's freezer) for under $4 and a piece of Kielbasa. I like that I could purchase the amount I wanted at the deli counter which saved me a couple of bucks. I paid just over $5 for about the same size that would cost me $7-8 dollars at my local grocer. This way I got exactly the amount I wanted and needed for my recipe (see photo at end of post). My friend Michelle got a giant piece of cod that was around a pound for under $15 which she used in a seafood stew which worked beautifully. My friend Kelly told me about their sour dough bread in the baking section and I got a loaf for 30% off! Seriously, work the sales. It was already a pretty decent price for an organic loaf of sour dough bread for $3.99 so this was a score. Farm Boy is packed with food and you can really find some fantastic deals if you go looking early but... you can not get other supplies at the same time. For pandemic shopping, this is NOT a one-stop store. This is for food ONLY. ~ Suzie The Foodie http://www.suziethefoodie.com/farm-boy-waterloo-ontario/

Never buy steel rims for winter tires from Canadian tire ever…read more They are crap , I have had 2 rims somehow develop micro leaks without me hitting any curbs, etc. What garbage! They didn't even last 2 winters. So much for product testing on this crap. The service was great, except no warranty on rims.

I was there August 8, 2023 at approximately noon. I bought a few things at the store and went to…read moreget gas. I thought I would get the best car wash as well. I paid $16 for a 10 second wash. I came out and I still had the dust on the rear end of my car. The whole back end was not even wet. I will not go back to shop or get gas.

I always like to go to Out of the Past when I'm looking for something funky…read more I've been to their locations in both Hamilton and Kitchener and I must say that the one in Kitchener is MUCH more awesome! The girl that was working the counter was friendly and helpful, even when they didn't have what I was looking for. But whether you're on the hunt for a funky vintage dress, fun alternative spiked jewellery, or something to add to your goth/steampunk wardrobe, Out of the Past most likely has something for you. I've found everything there from vintage back braces to Ugly Christmas Sweaters, to huge spiked collars, to military wear, to Lipservice and TRIPP clothing. It's kind of hit-or-miss if they'll have what you want, being as a lot of it is vintage. Of course they can't guarantee what will be there. . .but it's always an adventure going in and hunting around for that treasure that you feel is probably hiding just beyond your sight somewhere. . .

I never buy my clothes second hand so I can't comment on the thrift clothes but I can say I was…read morepleased with the new band tee I bought. I was originally looking for a Velvet Underground tee (the Andy Warhol one) but like Catacombs down the street they didn't have it. They did however have the Joy Division shirt that I've been looking for. The shirt was priced at $20 and the woman said that if I just pay with cash she won't charge any tax so another win. I also think the staff is really friendly but the place does look a little shady and the changing "rooms" are just little spaces with a curtain and a mirror on a chair lol