This store is still active online, if you are still looking for a large inventory at reasonable…read moreprice visit: www.novelitemsforyou.ca Same great service!!

I found some great items ..... pricing was very good !…read moreThe condition of the items were excellent, like new , received many compliments.

Déjà vu is a one of a kind consignment store in this small town of Belleville. Close to the 401…read more It has so many high-mid end clothing with great name brands. There is also new and used products here! All of the used items are in such great condition! I found a few unique pieces that I can't wait to wear! Btw I spent over 2 hours here because there was so much to look at. Check out my pictures so get a sneak peak at what's in store for you. Seriously you must stop in here! Also....The owner is amazing and she will dress you up like a Barbie doll if you need help finding that perfect outfit for your next event. I love shopping here as it's my favourite store in Belleville!

Rose Have Farm offers a wide variety of unusual and inspiring yarns and a great selection of books…read moreand other knitting supplies. It's worth the drive to Picton for the wide selection! Make an overnight of it and do a yarn crawl! If you live closer to them than I do, they offer a Knitting Club which meets up at the shop every Wednesday afternoon from 4 - 6 p.m. This is such a good idea; knitting is such a tactile "sport" that you can touch and feel the yarn to make your best choice, then sit and knit it for a bit to get a feel for it. Us knitters just want to sit down and dig into a project especially once we have chosen the yarn! It would be so nice to have all day every day to sit and knit and create wonderful items by hand - this makes me a little envious of yarn shop owners! Sitting in a shop to knit with other knitters is very inspiring - you learn a lot watching them, and often want to try their projects as well. Knitters are a very helpful group. The owner - Linda - is very friendly, so don't be afraid to talk to her. You'll need to plan to spend some time here, along with your money :-) I specifically like her shop for the wonderfully array of unusual yarns she supplies. I got a gorgeous beaded turquoise yarn from them, and can hardly wait to knit it up!

Rosehaven Yarn is my favourite yarn store. The staff are so knowledgeable and they have a ton of…read moreyarn options at different price points and different fibre contents! Leslie is amazing and involved in the local community.

Friendly staff and good prices. Shop is just like the photos. Lots of tables, suitcases, trunks,…read moreglass bottles etc. all very well appointed and priced clearly. Giving it a five star review as it's just like the photos. Check out their website kgnovelties.com as well, they post what's for sale and ship a lot of items.

The place isn't just amusingly cute, with it's name, size and decor... but super friendly as well…read moreand their REAL capucinos are fantastic! Worth the visit if you're in the area!

The shop is quite cute. Musical instruments, art supplies, cute hipster clothing, hot drinks and a…read morecozy seating area to drink and read the paper.

Quinte Mall is Belleville's largest mall. I spent a good chunk of my day shopping there on Civic…read moreHoliday last weekend. This mall was open on a holiday, on a Sunday, at 10 am. It's a bit insane, until you put all the puzzle pieces together. I realized that Belleville is home to Shorelines Casino. When you have a casino in town, chances are that you want to entice visitors to shop in the area. I will say that I had a good experience dishing out my dough at this mall. There is ample parking. I parked fairly close to the main entrance and walked in. I was pleased that it has an Old Navy, a Shoppers Drug Mart, EB Games, two music stores (Sam and Sunrise), Eddie Bauer, and more. It doesn't have the feel of an upscale mall, which I appreciate. The mix of stores is nice and I sometimes felt that I was at an outlet. As an example, I scored a pair of jeans at Old Navy for $9.99. They were of great quality and fit nicely. It has a huge food court with eateries that you would expect, such as A&W, Bourbon St. Grill, Mr. Sub, and more. What threw me off was Toro. It had Japanese characters in its sign. I thought it was teriyaki or sushi. Nope, it was an Italian place. Huh? If you are looking for a restaurant to have lunch or dinner at, East Side Mario's is here. It looked busy when I left this mall. I wanted to get a late lunch somewhere else that wasn't a chain. Although the directory has Chapters, GAP Factory Store, LCBO, and more, they are actually not connected to the rest of the mall when you are inside it, walking around. You have to duck outside to shop at these various places. It's a weird setup. My lunch was really an intermission. I then drove back and had round two of shopping until I dropped. The GAP Factory Store is fabulous. For a while, I have been looking for button-fly jeans. I never had them when the trend was there in my high school years. I scored a pair of them that was heavily discounted. Next to the GAP is LCBO. I ended up getting a vodka soda and an orange creamsi-ale that were nicely chilled for my consumption. You can easily walk the entire mall in a day. I loved being there on a holiday Sunday. I rarely stroll an entire mall these days, as I typically end up broke and sad. However, I still had money after this excursion and was a happy tourist. It's a decent mall. (339)

I was surprised at the size of this mall - it was much bigger than anticipated! The only odd thing…read morein my opinion is that you have to access the Chapters (and thereby the Starbucks) from outside the mall. We had wandered in and wandered around looking for it. I think there were some other shops also only accessible from outside. Like so many modern malls, this one has its fair share of cell phone providers in kiosks down the centre aisles. You've got your work cut out for you, doing your research on these! The big draw to this mall is the big Sears store, but there were all kinds of others to choose from: Ladies' fashions (Danier, Ardene, le Chateau, etc) and shoe stores like Payless Shoes, and SoftMoc. What a great mall!! A refreshing change from the malls at home.

Melanie is so kind and hard working. The quality of their home grown blooms are absolutely…read morebreathtaking. The prices are well worth it when you see how beautifully put together their bouquets are. So many variety's but nothing is ever the same. Would highly recommend these small town local florist/growers.

Came here after a recommendation from a local artisan shop owner that we could visit the SHED…read morealpaca farm. This farm consists of 55 acres in Prince Edward County on which alpaca are raised. In the SHED (literally a converted chicken coop), alpaca luxury children's wear, scarves, blankets, yarn, gloves, ponchos, stuffed toys, socks, and hats are for sale. Items are very pricey but extremely well made and feel soooo soft to the touch. This would be a neat place to take little ones who might be interested in seeing cute alpacas. (80/100)