I don't understand the hate for this store in the other reviews. The staff are VERY nice, the…read moreprices are competitive/average for thrifting and you occasionally have that marvellous "find" that every thrifter hopes to get. Good store overall.

I cannot believe the prices on clothing, shoes and homeware. Too high! I actually found a bottle of…read moredish soap (Walmart Brand) with abit used for, get this, $3.99. You have got to be kidding! A warm blanket $12.99. I went next door to Giant Tiger and bought a big bottle of new Palmolive dish soap for $1.49 and a new good quality king size blanket for $10.00. Salvation Army is greedy and out of touch with those of us living in poverty! It's now no different than Value Village!

I came by to look at a few rings…read more Luis was helpful and patient. He told me about the payment programs they have. There's a wide selection of items, from luxury fashionable items (bags, shoes) to instruments, gaming consoles and much more. I'd come back to purchase more items!

I brought in a lifelong collection of silver. I have marked Italian chains and bangles, rings from…read moreItaly and China, some native American bracelets, 950 hoops from Peru, a Pandora bracelet, loads of earrings, pendants, a huge garnet encrusted cross; and a man there cherry picked my collection, said he tested my bracelets and then said nothing tested as gold. Ha! Then he said I'd have to make an appointment to get everything looked at. (After hemming and hawing around for half an hour) Why the Hell would he think I'd bring it back in after that big waste of my time and effort.

Was not told about upcoming promotion. So when 12 days after my purchase, I inquired about the free…read moreTV with purchase I was told sorry....other stores would have offered a price adjustment or honored the promo given I missed it by days....do better.

This is a chain furniture and appliances store. It started in the Hamilton area in the 1920's. This…read morenew St. Catharines location soft-opened on 2024-05-03 and grand-opened on 2024-08-02. During the grand opening period, there are free hotdogs and pop/water, catered by Gerard The Hot Dog Man. The hotdog was delicious. All their stores have the same big format, possibly bigger than a large Canadian Tire. There is a big retail store which houses their living room furniture, sleep furniture, and appliances (eg. kitchen), and electronics (eg. exercise machines, massage chairs). They also have furniture that can fit in small apartments/condos. They also have free self-serve hot drinks machine and freshly made popcorn. The popcorn starts 1 hour before the store opening to make the scent of popcorn linger throughout the entire store. There is also a children's playground area to keep them busy while the potential purchases can concentrate on buying (great strategy!). At the other end of the store, there is their outlet store. When discontinuing a product, it goes to this side of the store. All products there are new, but also discounted. The outlet store has a 0% interest 60-month payment plan. The nice thing about this chain is that everyone you deal with is their employee, not any third party, from sales, customer service, to delivery. The sales staff work on commission. You can purchase from any store and have it delivered or picked up from any of their stores. The sales staff are very courteous and pleasant. There store is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female/family washrooms, and all of them are wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their large private parking lot. Review 2024-150

Who can't stop at Duty Free on the way home from Canada for the great liquor deals. We stopped…read moreyesterday on the way home from Niagara on the Lake. I wanted to pick up some perfume but left without any. The clerk followed me around like I was going to steal something. I said to her twice I'm just looking. Finally got frustrated enough that we just bought our liquor and left. I never had that happen before. You definitely can't beat the liquor deals and those nice plastic carrying bags are always a plus.

When coming back from Canada I like to stop off here. They have remodeled the front of the location…read moreand looks nice. Brighter and cleaner looking than before. They have a wide selection of liquor. They also offer many other things like colognes, clothing and candies. Normally never very busy and service lines will be short. It's a fast in and out if you want it to be. Prices for the most part is fair.

I came here one week ago to have an artist friend fix a painting for me. (I bought it from her a…read morefew years ago. The painting moved inside the frame a bit. It was a quick fix.) Her name is Deb Meier and she has some awesome work featured here. There are many other artists who have work featured here too. Rather than just paintings, I bought a pillow. Barbara L Rickard is a local artist who has many things featured here. She had a few of her paintings made into pillows. I bought one for just over $60. It's called Paintress. Where the bison's horns lock, it shows a heart. I love hearts!! (Barbara told me that!!) She actually came in for something and she signed the back of the pillow. They don't just have paintings here. This gift shop has jewelry and many other cool things too. Come check it out!!! I'm sure I'll be back soon to purchase other cool items.

Wonderful works and extremely friendly manager. I love the artists' works displayed! I hope to…read morevisit more frequently to engage with the artist cimmujuty in Buffalo