Awesome drug store. The staff are wonderful, very friendly and super helpful…read more If you have questions, even about something not related to the meds they're giving you, they are always happy to assist. I hope they get a new doc soon!

Stopped in briefly to find something odd after the dollar store next door. They didn't have it,…read morebut, the staff member came out from behind the counter to help me look. Very friendly, excellent service, welcoming. I'd definitely return if I needed to.

Their pharmacy is 24 hours. This is probably the reason why I love this place - their hours. I will…read moreeither come after my kids are in bed or before they get up so it works well for me. Their beauty section isn't too bad as well. I have been using a lot of Benefit products as of late so if I don't have time to go to Sephora, Shoppers is the next best thing. They also have a Canada Post, which is quite handy. I wouldn't recommend buying food here as the prices seem to be quite high, but the pharmacy and beauty area are reasonable. Good for: drugs, cosmetics

The store is ok but the pharmacy is swamped, understaffed and lined up every time I go. Last time I…read morewent I was told to come back in 30 minutes. When I returned 30 minutes later and got to the front of the line at pick up the woman there said my prescription (that I had just dropped off) was scheduled to be picked up on the 15th (3 days time). I said that was wrong and I had been waiting 30 minutes. I asked if my husband could come in an hour and pick it up. My husband ended up going about 3 hours later and nothing was ready. He ended up waiting another 40 minutes while they put it together. Updated: Staff got new shirts but most seem to be in extra small so they can't do the buttons up in the front and the sleeves look tight.

Place is full with customers. No snow plowing in any of the parking lots or sidewalks; avoid in…read morewinter if u have accessibility issues.

I really like this loblaws. It's so pretty, especially when you go upstairs and take a view of the…read moreentire store from a bird's eye view. The bakery is amazing. Wonderful selection of chocolates, cupcakes and cookies. Beautiful designs and not just your normal round or square cake. They had a purse shaped cake for Mother's Day. Beautiful arrangements of flowers are on hand, although the floral section is small, there is great variety. There were miniature orchids that were so cute. The pots are all different also, there's one in a watering can, or organic pot, bird cages etc. The selection of housewares is all right. I went looking for wok lids, but they don't seem to sell lids on their own. Joe fresh is also located in the store. If you have caa membership, you get an extra discount. Great selection of health foods and organics. There's also a pharmacy, a bulk foods section, fresh fish, the produce seems fresh. Other than normal grocery store fare, they have a canteen, a women's only GoodLife and a pc cooking school!!! With the pc cooking school, you can get a complimentary meeting with the dietician and two follow up meetings. I never actually tried this, but it's a good offering. You can also pick up health info upstairs by the pc cooking school as well as recipes. My favourite class is the what's for dinner class, which costs $10, but you get your $10 back via gift card. Great place to shop, learn how to cook and even workout if you're a lady!

I have a hand cleaner that I use that I can only get at this company. all of the times that I've…read morehad to order the cleaner from this location it has been a good experience, this location is easy to get to, the parking lot is almost always full. the staff are super friendly and knowledgeable which is great for quick and easy for service

I like visiting the Shoppers' Drug Mart located at the south-east corner of Kipling & Dixon. The…read morepostal outlet is a great feature. The store clerks are very cordial and the postal staff are terrific. Apparently, they'll be relocating to the space vacated by Food Basics. I'm looking forward to the expansion. However, I hope they won't loose their charm which they currently have.

My rating is 3.5 stars…read more After work last Thursday, I wanted to pick up some hand cream for my mom. She had cracked skin on one of her hands for at least a week. The hand cream that she was using wasn't healing a thing. I found one brand that seemed promising while doing some research online. The site said that it was available at this particular Shoppers Drug Mart. The store was conveniently on my way home from work. Then again, I cut across most of the GTA, so I pass by a ton of stores! This store is in a plaza. There seemed to be a Food Basics or some green-painted grocery store that has closed down. Shoppers Drug Mart is in the corner further down. The parking area can be a bit chaotic. It's an older plaza and the lanes are more narrow than what I'm used to in suburbia. This store has been here for a while. It has everything that you'd expect it to have, including a grocery aisle. I walked every aisle and could not find the hand cream that I was looking for, which was disappointing. However, there was a Gold Bond one that was on sale. It has been approved by the Canadian Diabetes Society. It has proven results. It was also on sale. I bought it! I dropped the cream off at my parents' place. My mom said that she would try the hand cream out immediately. This morning, I spoke to my mom. She said that three hours later, she noticed a huge difference. She no longer has cracked hands. Nice! She asked me whether she could pay me back. Hearing her say that this product works is all that I wanted. The lone cashier at this store was friendly and made sure that each customer was okay. She helped out a senior ahead of me. I liked the care that she showed and the help that she gave. I'd come back here again when I'm in the area. (157)

Though the sign says 'Shoppers Drug Mart', this store really is all about beauty. It houses a…read morereally large Beauty Boutique that competes with The Bay and Sephora for beauty brands. This particular store is large, clean, and has brands like Dior, Clarins, Lancome, Guerlain, and all sorts of pharmaceutical skincare from around the globe. Though the actual footprint of the store isn't as big as their outside ones, the beauty boutique is quite large. At least half the store is dedicated to beauty. I love it personally as the Optimum point reward plan is amazing and I can get high end beauty products at 20x points or free here. The service is always friendly though at times they can be busy and it maybe hard to find someone. I love how they have everything from high end Guerlain to low end Cover Girl. It really meets everyone's needs. They also have a constant stream of sales on their mid to low end skincare. This store also has a Canada Post office in the back and it's really darn convenient and quick. I've never had to wait to mail something and their service is very quick. The food section is tiny but this store isn't geared towards it other than quick gourmet snacks. There's not a lot of granola or low end food products here. Most things here are sugary high end brands like Brookside dark covered blueberries, Lindt Bars, or Godiva bars. I even spotted some Green & Black here too. Their vitamin section is fairly sizeable and perfect for me to grab something to reach the Optimum point limit. The check out service is really good here and stands out. Their front staff is always aware of any line ups and do not hesitate to ask for help to open up another till. They're efficient and fast! It's one of the better Shoppers Drug Marts I've been to... it's clean, well organized, and well stocked.

Don't like this location, it's small and bad design/layout; cramped…read more They have all these new houses going up in the west end but this is the only SHOPPERS in the area, other than lake shore. Shoppers needs something outside a mall (evans/horner). Getting into and out of the mall is anything buy convenient.

I have been eyeing dropping by this Rexall for a while. It's in a plaza on the northeast corner of…read moreDixie Road and Dundas Street East. It's also the closest Rexall by my workplace. I'd reckon that it take eights minutes to drive over here. I was already parked by Fresh Co. After I was done getting some groceries there, I walked over to Rexall to check it out. This drugstore is cool. There's a medical centre in the back, on the left. In the middle is the pharmacy. There were two folks staffing it. On the right was the post office. There was a clearance bin full of books. It was cool. Sadly, I couldn't find what I was looking for. I ended up hitting a Shoppers Drug Mart to find the item that I needed. I did like the clearance on Christmas items. This place also has a good cookie section. It had Biscoff, shortbread, and more. I got a box of shortbread that was on sale. It's cool that you get subsets of DAVIDs tea, M&M Meat Shops, Claire's, and Staples merchandise at Rexall. I got the most energetic woman at the checkout. The checkout line feels like a mini maze as you snake over to the counter. I got my Be Well barcode scanned from my Rexall app. I then paid with a credit card. Done! I wished her a good evening. She reciprocated. I walked out with my shortbread. I was happy. It's a decent Rexall. It didn't have the one item that I needed, but I got shortbread. Butter rules. (21)

Been here a couple times and it's pretty good. I went for pharmacy services and for some reason…read morethey took really long. I feel as if they need more people working in this department. I would also say that items are quite expensive here but they have a wide selection from cosmetics, toiletries, school supplies, and more. There's also a postal area where you can ship packages. This is a very convenient store to get a lot of stuff done- pick up medication, drop off packages, and buy some goodies.

The post office here is TERRIBLE! They're rude beyond belief. I actually had to show my ID for a…read moreparcel pick up at their postal outlet (which refused to take Visa or MasterCard despite the stickers on the counter) I said "Oh my picture is terrible" and the woman behind the counter had the audacity to say, "Yes, you don't look so good" The whole time she was telling me I shouldn't shop online or I'll have to pay customs. I'm well aware of customs fees and had no issues paying them. Stay away from this place if you can avoid it.

A Great Neighborhood Pharmacy that's focused on service and a personal touch. You can get a…read moreshingles shot with no wait times, get great advise, medications and vaccinations for travel with an in-store travel clinic. They also carry high quality natural supplements. Staff is great also!!

I just moved to Toronto from Okotoks Alberta. I transferred from the Home Depot there to the one in…read moreEtobikoke. I had a partial root canal done yesterday. They will finish on Saturday Feb 1st. I was fine all day and felt I did not need to fill my prescription for the Tylenol 3 until 4pm and something happened at work while eating and the pain was unreal. I went to the closest pharmacy - Pharmasave and they were rude and dismissive to me. Minutes later I was told they could not fill my prescription because they ran out. Why did they not say that in the first place? Instead of wasting my time? I got home and phoned my dentist to see if it was normal to feel so much pain considering he got most of the nerve out. The office said it is common. They informed me that Pharmasave called to see if truly had a canal root procedure. The Dental office confirmed and yet the pharmacy still treated me in a terrible manner. They were not helpful or apologetic for not being able to service me. I left confused and in pain.

Last month, my colleague quietly told me that she had resigned. It was bittersweet. I had trained…read moreher when she first joined the company and we became friends. I immediately went into planning mode to send her off on a cheerful note. Setting up where we were going to eat for her farewell was easy. I had bought the perfect greeting card while I was in the Twin Cities. She is an avid reader. I had pooled funds from our department towards an Indigo gift card. I needed to get the gift card. I was flying back to Toronto from Minneapolis. Had my flight been on time, it would have arrived at 7 pm in Mississauga. By the time I fetched my car from my workplace's parking lot and headed to the nearest Indigo, I would have made it before it closed at 9 pm. My flight was delayed by 1.5 hours. I tossed out plan. Thanks, Air Canada! I always have at least one backup plan. You truly do, especially when Air Canada is a part of it. Plan B was to hit the nearest Shoppers Drug Mart (SDM) and get a gift card. From my workplace, I am fortunate that I have three SDM stores to choose from. However, considering that it was nearly 10 pm, the choice was obvious. I drove over to this one in Rockwood Mall. Why do I love this store already? It's open till midnight. My usual SDM that I frequent closes a lot earlier. I had no problem heading over here. It's roughly a five-minute drive from my workplace. There was plenty of parking available and it was fairly busy on a Tuesday evening. I backed into a parking spot and walked into the store. This store is designed like most SDMs. You walk in and the beauty boutique is right in front of you. I didn't need to focus on my beauty after having travelled back. Okay, maybe I did and I chose not to. I needed a gift card. Luckily, I found the gift cards immediately. They tend to be by the greeting cards. I picked up one and then browsed around the store a bit. I was happy to see Squishmallows. There weren't a lot of them. However, they were so cute that it didn't matter. I looked at vitamins, shampoo, and the food aisles. This store has a nice selection of bread. Maybe the folks in this neighbourhood love carbs. The bread varieties were definitely better than what I get at my local SDM. I lined up to pay. There was only one cashier. Another female staffer came over and said that I could use the self-checkout kiosk. I said that I had a gift card. Could I activate it at a kiosk? She said yes. Cool! In the past, I was always told that a cashier could only specify the amount on a gift card and activate it. This woman was awesome. She stepped me through everything. I loaded $150 on the card and paid with a debit card. Done! I thanked the nice woman. She was great. I headed to my car and drove to a hotel nearby work. It was so late that I opted to say in Mississauga. It would make my commute to the office the next day easier. The gift card worked without a hitch. My friend was ecstatic to get it. All ends that ends well, as the saying goes. I appreciate that this SDM was open. It played a huge part of my planning my friend's parting gift. I'd return when I'm back in the area and need something at this store. The hours and staff are awesome. (365)

Not a huge location, but they had their shelves stocked properly, clean aisles, quiet but decent…read morestaff, and they have quick self serve kiosks to pay for the items yourself. They worked really well. There's lots of parking out front, as it's located in Rockwood Mall.