Decent variety of stores in the plaza. Grocery, fast food, dollar store, LCBO, sit-down…read morerestaurants, bank and pet shop. A few places open late which is nice for the night owls. You could do a lot worse than this shopping hub.

A great strip mall with all your basics: a giant Real Canadian Superstore (with a Tim Hortons,…read moremobile shop, walk in clinic and pharmacy), fast food restaurants, salon, Bulk Barn, Dollarama (perfect for cheap and quick shopping trips), bank, restaurants and a Starbucks too. Lots of parking and it's also conveniently located beside the Milton GO Station.

Great Customer service! Much better than the other store on upper James. This is my favorite…read morelocation!

I was in the area for school. I was mainly browsing around, looking for potential stuff for school…read more The store looks pretty new. The location is in a plaza with a Zehrs, several fast food and Pet Value. Everything looked well organized and stocked. Everything is pretty much the same as any other Dollarama. A small downside is probably exiting the store. Everyone has to walk through the checkout aisle even if they were just browse and don't plan on buy anything.

The trick with shopping at outlet malls is that you never know what you`re going to find - it`s all…read moreabout what didn`t sell in the main store and what they want to get rid of. This is the only Canadian location of Sarar, so the selection depends on what comes up from the USA. They sell really nice men`s fashion, equivalent in quality to some of the more expensive name brands, but at a lower price of course. I went in looking for a tuxedo. They had several styles to choose from, but none caught my fancy. However, I did buy an overcoat, a suit, and a sports jacket, so I didn`t come away empty handed. Although the store isn`t very large, staff are very friendly and helpful, and the quality of the product makes this a very attractive shopping location. Check it out!

This is a cool little shop with a UK flare. The best part was the owner (Kim) with whom we were…read moreable to share retail horror stories. The deals were phenomenal as the majority of items were buy one get one free. We will definitely be back.

Warning - this is definitely not the Kings Cross store visitors to Dundas may remember. Although…read morethe location on King Street has changed, the store is still called Kings Cross and a sign on the door says only that British foods and confectionaries are no longer sold. Looking in the door we could see clothing with logos of England, Wales etc., but the store was closed, so we returned on the next day it was open. But when we went in to purchase some of that clothing (for a Father's Day gift), we got an earful from the owner about how we must not be very regular customers, since the store hadn't sold such goods for three years and had to stop selling retail because customers have no loyalty. An odd thing to say to customers who took the time to find the store at its new location and travelled from out of town (twice!) to make a purchase as soon as in-person shopping was allowed. And, of course, recent visits haven't really been possible or prudent since retail stores have been for the most part closed and/or in-person shopping discouraged for nearly a year and a half now. It seems the store is now selling only wholesale which, given the owner's opinion of retail customers, is likely best for all concerned. If the owner doesn't want to be bothered by customers looking for the "old" Kings Cross, a change of name, or posting a sign letting everyone know that the retail store no longer exists (rather than just one saying that British food is no longer sold at the store) would probably help.

I was thinking about picking up some cleaning supplies when I was in this plaza. At first I was…read morethinking maybe Home Depot would have something but once I saw the Dollarama I knew I was set. Everything was grouped together really well. All of the kitchen, general household, and bathroom cleaning supplies were all in one big aisle along the right wall. They always seemed to have a few options for each item even things like disposal vinyl gloves, toilet bowl scrubbers, and mop systems. I was happy to see that they carry a limited selection of Scrub Daddy products. These were $4 each which is a little cheaper than what other stores are charging. When I went to checkout, the cashier was very pleasant. I was in and out of there within 5 minutes. Parking is easy in the plaza and it's actually very close to the 403 on ramp, so the whole trip was very quick.

This is for the Dollarama at Appleby Line and New St Burlington…read more I was in there today 2023/10/29. I was at the check out and asked if the manager was in the person at the next till said he was not but could help me. I said to him " I thought you might like to know some employees are talking loudly about how much they hate their jobs in front of customers" This person replied with " I talk about how much I hate this job all the time HAHAHAHA" I have only ever seen very few employees with any kind of class working in a Dollarama. This fools reply shows just how much this company values their customer's.

I love shopping at Talize it's hands down better then value village or some…read moreOther for profit chains I've went to and way cleaner with better selection and friendly staff and supervisors I've had good to great experiences So far

The day I was in, there was not a great clothing selection- it seemed to be over-picked. I can…read moreimagine back to school / Halloween / the winter holidays might be a popular shopping time. I found a few gifts in the book area - which was to look through. I found a copy of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, and a couple vintage games and puzzles that made great gifts. I look forward to returning after a while for another round of bargain hunting.

I tend to hit the Giant Tiger store in Whitchurch-Stouffville on Wednesdays. I had a single avocado…read moreleft at home. This store didn't have any. Ugh! While in Cambridge, I decided to search for a Giant Tiger close by. I found this one in the heart of downtown Cambridge. I decided to check it out. I did street parking. You can park for free for two hours between 9 am and 6 pm Monday through Saturday. I knew that all I wanted were avocados. I took a risk and parked at a fifteen-minute stand, which was steps away from Giant Tiger. Otherwise, there is a large parking lot across the street. I don't know whether you need to pay for parking over there, though. The downside to being in this area are panhandlers. One asked for spare change. I rarely have change on me these days. I asked him whether he would like an iced pistachio oat latte that I hadn't touched. He passed. Well, I tried. I walked into the store. You need to pull two door handles to get inside. I was immediately greeted with bins of pillows. The satin pillow with a piece of satin fabric sewn onto the pillow intrigued me. So, you don't put a pillow case on it and just throw it in the wash when it gets dirty? It seems weird. There was a female greeter sitting on a chair. We exchanged hellos. I don't normally look at clothing these days, but this store does have some nice, cheerful blouses. They looked nice and stopped me in my tracks. I found my avocados. Giant Tiger sells six of them for well under $3. I use them in my smoothies and mousses, and it's the best bang for your loonie. The grocery section was decent. I saw lots of produce and fruit. The baking items were well-stocked. I tried to tear myself away from the snacks. There are snacks in the grocery area and by the cashout area. Deadly! This store has humungous plushies. The penguin and octopus ones made me think that perhaps I could have them ride in my car and use the HOV lane. I needed AA batteries. My work laptop's trackpad decided to die for a bit on Friday. My authoring application requires a left-click, hold, and drag of a file from one window to another. I know, complicated, right? It wouldn't work! I hauled out my cordless mouse that I haven't used in a year and the AA battery died. My Roku remote also takes AA batteries and that died, too. Just my luck! Anyway, this Giant Tiger had an economy pack of Energizer AA batteries. Without any thought, I picked one up. There were two cashiers staffed. I got a friendly young woman. She asked me if I needed a bag. I declined. I was parked so close and only had two items that I didn't need one. I paid with a debit card. Easy peasy. I thanked her and left with my purchases. It's a decent Giant Tiger store that spruces up the downtown area. If you live downtown, it's great to pick up groceries and get your shopping fix on. I'd come back again. Just beware of panhandlers. (65)