I have flagged visiting this Winners for a while. It is near a bunch of box stores, including…read moreCostco. This store shares the same parking lot as Dutchie's and PetSmart. I had no problem finding a spot. As with many Winners stores, there are displays when you first walk into them. I was pleased to enter this one, as it was -30°C outside with the windchill. I found a number of decent items. I got a bottle of OPI base coat and a pair of cozy pajama bottoms. The best part about shopping at Winners is that it has large shoe sizes for folks like me. I found a pair of Vans moccasin hi-top suede sneakers for $18. It originally was going for $50 and got reduced three times before I found them, tried them on, and said that they were meant to be. The store wasn't busy. There was one customer at the checkout before I went up there. The woman was friendly and cheerful. I love this Winners. I'm glad I finally visited it! (15)

3.8 stars! Has some good places around but can get boring. My favourite spots in the plaza are…read moremarshalls, homesense, urban barn, meetpoint, coffee culture and their popeyes! It's nice to sit at the park in summer too where there's a slashpad and jungle gym. Just watch out for mosquitos!

1.5/5 ...really?…read more Gotta love how planners in this region put big box developments right next to a landfill site, eh? Yes, it smells here! I'm never a fan of big box sites, and this is no exception. The stores are simply not walkable to one another since the area is so big. Besides, does anyone even shop here? I've never seen the parking lot more than 20% full! What a waste of space. I do like the Empire Theatre though, but in terms of the design of this place...a huge step backwards in promoting environmental sustainability (and no, those sidewalk engravings don't do you any good).

My friend and I were in the Kitchener-Waterloo area a couple of Saturdays ago. She suggested…read morevisiting a Winners. I did a search and found this one. This store is situation in an area full of box stores. It seems new. This Winners location is bright and spacious. I love Winners. Each store is different. I love this one even more. We visited the women's shoe section. I normally expect my friend to find plenty of shoe selections, as she wears a size 8. As for me, I automatically go with the thought that the selection of size 11 shoes will be flat out ugly and slim pickings for me. As fate would happen, I found a cool pair of purple Converse shoes. OMG! My friend was ecstatic for me! I love purple. I love Converse. I love size 11 shoes. I got all three in one lovely pair of shoes. Yay! Needless to say, I tried them on, fell in love with them, and bought them. I recommended Batiste dry shampoo to my friend the last time we met. She loves the product that she came back to Winners to get another can of it. Cool! The woman at the cash register was friendly and pleasant. If I am ever in Kitchener, I will definitely return to see what other items are available for purchase. (78)

Garbage store with garbage employees and cat girl who smells like effing B.O. I had to leave the…read morestore cause I was being overwhelmed by someone not showering when they need to. Sweetheart you work in customers service, showering is a requirement.

After today, i'm DONE with this location. No excuse for their BS…read more I sent this email to the owner today: After a few months of placing my weekly order at the Weber St location, I decided to give Sunrise another try. I only needed one bag of almond flour. 4 cups to be exact. It was in my errand path, so although I was hesitant, I did it.  I placed my order for the ONE bag at 11:04 am. I just got back from that location. They had over THREE HOURS to grab one bag of almond flour. I walk in and there is a customer at the cash and a blonde female was checking out her order. There were two dark haired teens SITTING behind the counter playing on their phones. The girl finally gets up and I told her I had an online order. Everyone gets an 'oh crap' look on their face. I said, "It's one bag of almond flour and it has been three hours plus."  I got the standard excuses and blaming ME saying I should wait for a phone call. They had no idea about that order. I don't think that call would have ever come.  She then said, "It's been busy..." I said, "Oh really, while you're back there sitting and playing on your phones?" I'm DONE with this location. I will NEVER visit again. What crap customer service. The thing is that for the past few months, I've ordered at Weber and have never had this happen, not a single time. Lazy is what it is, and it's costing you customers and you should know about it. The kicker is that they knew it was one bag and what it was. None of the three offered to go get it. No one apologized. I told them I'll be sending another email to head office, as this is the 5th time at this location. No excuse whatsoever.  Good luck...with a staff like that you will need it. And I'm being sincere, not sarcastic.

I have been trying to upload this review on google but cannot seem to get around it:…read more I am rarely one to make complaints especially not used to leaving reviews, but what I have seen and heard here is incredibly upsetting.I have heard many things about this location, good and bad. However, hearing about the prejudice towards POC and teenagers was appalling. I have known of folks that have made complaints, but nothing has been done. My neighbour shared a story of her grandchild visiting the store and was asked to leave because he had a drink. I understand that drinks are prohibited while shopping, but why is that rule not equally applied to other customers that are not teenagers? how is that fair or even professional? The younger worker with the glasses, that follows around customers and uses intimidating nature?. How is this accepted? I have only seen this attitude towards folks of colour and teenagers! The fact that this has happened so many times now. You go to a store, you want to shop freely and enjoy your experience. How are staff like this accepted and tolerated?? There is so much that can be done to fix this matter. This is not meant to serve as a harsh criticism but to bring awareness on an overlooked matter. I hope this can be addressed. As a member of the community, we need to work together to repair such conflicts!

this is literally the worst giant tiger I had ever stepped foot into. The staff pick and choose who…read morethey are friendly based on how you look and can be extremely rude. They act as if they're entitled, and you can literally see them talking behind your back and carrying on as if they were no customers in the store. If you want to be treated like a second class citizen, then it's the perfect place to be.

Giant Tiger should come to Etobicoke... I like this location…read moreand the one in Hamilton. The stores have a different 'vibe' than WalMart (awful vibe, no vibe, bad vibe...??) They remind me of the 'ol days of BI-WAY, BARGAIN HAROLDS (smaller stores, often good sales/prices).

This Walmart has been my go-to grocer for years. They have some of the best deals and a massive…read morevariety of stuff. Compared to the other local Walmarts around, this one is one of the most organized in terms of shelving and overall layout. It doesn't feel overly cluttered like the Walmart in ira needles for instance. Lines aren't long and they have 2 massive self checkout areas. Customer service isn't exceptional but typically nothing too bad. Fitting rooms are often out of service and there just might be one open and the surrounding area is often messy (clothes piled in carts, and the pyjamas are all over the place) but still functional. They also have a pretty solid international food isle with a lot of asian groceries I can't find at other classic grocers. They have a big selection of ramen! Yum!!

I know it's cool to bash Walmart, but I am a fan of this chain of discount department store. There…read morewas a time where I would not shop at this chain. However, in these uncertain economic times, I think Walmart is a good place to shop. The selection isn't always perfect (for example, I can't always buy the specific peanut butter my wife likes), but the prices are fantastic (in fact they guarantee the lowest price and have a price match policy). The in-store McDonald's restaurant gives a nice place to stop and have a break. This local Supercentre store boasts a complete grocery section with everything from soup to nuts, meat to dairy, bakery to fresh produce, as well as a full-service deli. The quality of the items are not always the best, but when a pair of jeans are priced at only $10, I can't really complain, especially when you take into account their fairly liberal return and exchange policies. If you are looking to stretch your budget, and you are willing to make some compromises to get more savings, Walmart may just be the place you're looking for.