Bought some silverware at a yard sale a few years back, and took it in last week to see what it was…read moreworth. The staff was absolutely excellent. Everything was done in front of me - no disappearing to a back room with my items for any reason. Was blown away to learn the $5 I spent at a yard sale netted me over $2k in cash. Unlike fly-by-night buyers that rent a hotel room for a weekend, Hock Shop posts their prices right online. Can't speak to any other aspects of this business, but in selling silver, I was very impressed.

Hock Shop Canada makes the mall look really bad. The reason for this is, Hock Shop Canada is a…read morecrooked store full of misrepresentation and rip offs to the consumers and to the public. Here is one example of many. Hock Shop Canada sells guitars that are real junk. The guitars they sell are overpriced junk full of covered damages such as cracks in the necks and bodies of the guitars, worn out guitars, warped and damaged guitars that have never been stored, maintained or looked after, lowest quality guitars made in China and the list is endless. You get the idea. When people off the street sell Hock Shop Canada their junk guitars, the guitar's defects are pointed out right away by Hock Shop Canada to them to command a rock bottom price to be paid for the guitar, the lowest garage sale type price for a parts guitar. After the junk guitar is bought for next to nothing, Hock Shop Canada gets right to work on the junk guitar to clean up and cheaply cover up the damages. Cracks in the guitar's wood can be filled in and touched up good enough to sell the guitar. Worn out frets can be polished and filed to look newer. Warped guitar necks can be adjusted to help cover up the defects. Broken electronics can be patched together to work long enough to sell the guitar, and on and on. After a guitar's damages and wear are cheaply covered up, the guitars are put on the store rack for top dollar, (with a humidifier in front of them to maintain the cheap cover up's), just under what the guitar would sell for new or what a perfect same model guitar would sell for on e bay. When the customer goes into Hock Shop Canada, they are told what great quality and value the guitars they sell are. Many customers off the street are not guitar experts. They are beginners in guitars and are looking for a first or second guitar to learn to play and practice with. Hock Shop Canada preys on these people and gives them a load of misrepresentation, telling them whatever it takes to make a sale. When the customer purchases a guitar from Hock Shop Canada, they are told they get a 30 day warranty, no cash refunds and exchange only. When the customer brings the guitar they purchased home, the cheaply covered up defects and damages soon appear. The covered up cracks in the guitar's neck and body appear due to the slightest change in humidity and temperature. The warps go back to their original state and on and on. The consumer soon realizes with the help of internet guitar sites or seeking out the advice of a guitar tech, they bought a misrepresented guitar that is only good as a wall hanging or firewood. When the consumer returns the guitar back to Hock Shop Canada, they are out of the over inflated price they paid for the junk guitar. Hock Shop Canada only gives their ripped off customers two options, Exchange for another piece of junk or given a worthless gift card that they can only get another worthless piece of junk with. The gift card has no value, because when the customer buys another junk guitar, the guitar has no resale value. The guitar can only be sold as a junk guitar or a parts guitar. If a customer paid $200.00 for a cracked guitar and if they are honest, they can only sell the guitar for what it really is, a cracked junk guitar for some parts or a wall hanging. They would be lucky to get $25.00 for it. One crooked store that sells misrepresented products, causes consumers to dislike the whole mall and never shop at the mall again.

I have lived in Gan area for many years but moved away a few years ago. There was neer a good…read moreclothing store in town to buy currently trending clothes, you always had to go to Kingston which could be a pain if you relied on your parents for a ride as I did in high school. I got a giftcard to steel for Christmas this year and went to go check it out, I had very low expectations. I was SO impressed with this shop, it's trendy, modern and full! So many things and very well set up! I reccomend a visit! You wot be disappointed! Also, they have an amazing sale section!

Love all the choices at Steel! If a store was created for my style, then this is it! Prices are…read morevery reasonable for name brands. Socially conscious purchasing. local and international designers fill this uniquely hip merchandised store! Stone walls and old worn floors make you want to seek out treasures. There is new stocked out on the floor every time I visit! Can't wait to go back soon!

Such a GREAT find while strolling Princess Street in Kingston. We had a busy afternoon of exploring…read moreand walking all over Kingstong and after hearing about the Lemon Drop coffee from our friends Andrea and Jonny. We HAD to make BSE a definite stop to check out. Surprisingly when we got there this was more than a coffee shop for sure, it was such a time to see the concept of this place; a hybrid between Skate Shop + Coffee Shop. Definitely a creative merge of two different concepts and what a VIBE! They have an incredible collection of skate boards, clothing and foot wear... as well as a SICK little coffee shop in the middle of it. Make sure if you are here to try their Lemon Drop. This was our first time having a drink like this and let me tell you the idea of Lemonade and coffee together have never crossed my mind, but WOW! It was so refreshing, yet a great deal of energy boost. Enjoyed better with their delicious matcha cookie and nutella tart. Service was superb! It felt like meeting a new friend for the first time and hitting it off naturally. What a great way to make someone feel welcome to their establishment, also ask for their recommendations! Some of us tried different drinks too, like their Thai iced coffee and we were so pleased with the recommendation. After we all grabbed our coffees, we noticed they had a patio in the back, so we decided to chill there and take a break before continuing with our day. It was such a quirky and cali warm vibe there, we almost wanted to stay all afternoon!! We loved this place so much, we had to come back again before we headed back to Toronto on Sunday for a second round of their Lemon Drop! I still think about it to this day. Greg and I tried recreating it at home, so from now on this drink will forever remind us of BSE.

BSE is a Skateboard & Apparel shop with an amazing coffee shop to boot. They have the most…read moredelicious savoury & sweet treats for any time of the day that always taste fresh. The coffee is also amazing and it's served by some personable and friendly baristas that are very knowledgeable about the store's products. They treat customers with such love and respect that it makes such a difference. The backyard patio is a lovely space to sit and enjoy your coffee & treats when it's warm out. And don't forget to check out their collection of shoes & apparel that tends to sell out pretty quickly!

I had a wonderful experience at this store! Eighteen months ago, I was looking for an outfit for…read moremy daughter's wedding and Touch of Class had been recommended to me by a friend. I was helped by several ladies, who brought me a constant stream of dresses to try on, offering suggestions and shrewd advice as they did. I finally narrowed down my choices to two dresses; I liked them both so much that I bought the pair of them! My shopping gurus at Touch of Class then helped me choose accessories to complement the dresses. As it turned out, I wore one outfit to the wedding ceremony, and then changed to the other for the reception! I would highly recommend this store not only for the selection and quality of the merchandise, but also for the helpfulness and expertise of the staff.

Worst place to buy a dress. Judged by the way i was dressed on my day off. She wasnt helpful had to…read morepick own dresses. She thought i couldnt afford 500$ dress. As soon as older couple showed up both women went to help them. I found a beautuful gown at agent 99 in kingston i was helped by 3 women with a store full of customers

This business does not recognize mask exemption. We attempted to shop at this store while wearing a…read morefull face shield and was promptly asked to leave because we were not wearing a mask. She said you cannot wear shields here, even though the signs posted on all the windows clearly states face COVERING....oh well there are other health food shops in Kingston, We will take our business elsewhere!

Excellent health food store PLUS all sorts of other healthy stuff. I found the salt inhaler I've…read morebeen looking for there! And free parking too.

I have had excellent sales and after sales experiences with helpful staff and would recommend James…read moreReid Furniture without hesitation. The products tend to be higher end, in my experience, however worth a premium to get a premium product. The do have sales and it is worth looking around both stores as well as the website.

We treated ourselves to 2 expensive leather chairs 5 years ago. Within 3 years the chairs started…read moreto wear badly in the seam areas. We only cleaned them with the product provided and used them gently. We went back for some sort of compensation and received none!!!

Recently had an occasion to get a new Samsung S24 Ultra at Virgin Plus Kingston. Shawn, Zac, David…read morewent out of their way to make sure I was satisfied with my purchase and really helped me out. If you want professional quality service this is the place to go, Ted Andress

I ordered a funeral arrangement, so obviously fairly short notice to begin with…read more Communication was easy and timely, and the flowers delivered were absolutely beautiful! Exactly as expected! Prices were good and I was definitely pleased with every aspect of the sale! Even the funeral director took notice and asked who the florist was...and took a photo of the business card!