This is one of the smallest Ricki's I have been to. In the times that I have been there, I have…read morerarely ever bought anything because of the limited selection. They do have some good sales if you can find the style and size you like. I think they have a yearly garage sale where they have cheap clothes for a few dollars, that is what my friends have told me. I wouldn't pay full price for most of their clothes here as it's usually overpriced and not the highest quality but you can find some stylish items here. In other Ricki's I have received great service, but this one not so much. If I'm in the area, I may pop in but I would not make a special trip to come to this store.

I love this location because it is NOT in a mall, and has plenty of parking everytime I visit. The…read morestore is set up in a very appealing way that is fashionable and fun. This store is a tad smaller than others..but again, it is not in the mall! The staff is very friendly and obliging....apart from one lady who badly needs some more customer service training because she is simply unpleasant and rude. I am a regular here and avoid her when I can. But I love the style and sales and the excellent return policy! Cheers

Whether on Whyte Ave for 5 mins or 5 hours you can guarantee I've made a stop into Rowena. This…read moreboutique boasts a huge collection of 50's style dresses, so many skirts in amazing prints and a funky home ware collection too. Last summer I used to visit a skirt in there with a spaceship print all over and that's when I fell in love with the store as a whole. From the funny baby onesies and hilarious shower curtains to the lobster print swim suits at the back of the store there is so much to love! Recently I discovered two things in there I never knew about before: 1. There is a sale section at the back of the store - so far back - I thought it was the changing room so get round there and have a peek! 2. There is a hat collection! I wear a lot of hats and recently an amazing gold turban found in no other than Rowena's! The service is always pleasant and every item is unusual, fun and definitely quirky.

I ordered my 50's dress, crinoline and cateye rhinestone sunglasses on line Friday. My order was…read moreready for pick up the same day. To my delight the rowena store ha.s so much more exciting garments and things. I felt like liz Taylor had hit the jackpot in accessories etc. If you want a rockin roll smashing outfit for your next sock hop. This is it baby. Staff are helpful friendly and have great advise. Thanks

Dots is interesting - it's a liquidation store with mostly clothing but also random liquidation…read more(think AEcor Urban Outfitters sassy books/novelties). Located just south of the Edmonton city cemetery and literally behind (north) of Oliver Square. It can be a little tricky to find the first time. I have friends that have found some fabulous treasures here in the clothing liquidations but I haven't found that hidden Easter Egg yet. The layout is kinda like a thrift store but way less organized. You need time when you come here to sort and sift through the garbage to find the gems. Also, sign up for their email online for advance notice of sales and coupons. It's a fun little liquidation warehouse but it could be improved significantly with better organization and layout.

Unexpectedly awesome wee store. It's full of designer stuff with up to 80% off. Rains and rains of…read moreclothes at bargain prices. My husband loved the mens shoe section. I was in to the wallets and sunglasses more than anything, so many styles and so cheap. I always break my sunglasses or lose them, so I'm always on the look out for a low cost fashion pair of shades. There was homewares and stationery too. It's not a 'pretty' shop but if you like rummaging at Winners then I think this is your new favourite store.

I live in Lewis Estates just north of Coscto across from River Cree. I find that I find the…read moreeasiest time to Fill up at Costco is either in the morning before the Costco opens or evening after Costo closes. It has the best price for Gas in the area and free pumps without a line up.

I am very disappointed with my experienced this afternoon, September 13, 2026 around 1:45pm to 2:30…read morepm at the Costco in the 91st area, especially during one of the busiest times on the weekend. I was waiting in a very long line, as expected, and went to the self-checkout because I only had six items. While I was checking out, I asked a Filipina employee for assistance. I had almonds with six bottles in a box and other items, that hard to lift to scan. So Instead of helping me, she simply told me to scan the items normally. I understand that employees have many customers to assist, but I was disappointed that my request for a little help was dismissed. Employees are there not only to process purchases but also to assist customers when they need it. What may not be obvious is that I am a stroke survivor and currently in the process of recovery. I have been continuously recovering for 1 year and 7 months. Although I may look physically normal and healthy on the outside, I have limitations when it comes to lifting heavy items. That is the reason I asked for assistance. My experience today reminded me that we should not assume someone is physically capable simply because they look healthy. Not every disability or limitation is visible. I hope Costco can remind and encourage its employees to be more understanding and helpful toward customers who ask for assistance. Sometimes, a small act of kindness and understanding can make a very big difference to someone who is going through a difficult recovery.

Dots is a pretty decent liquidation store…read more There are two locations in Edmonton; the other one is a much larger location located just north of Oliver Square against the cemetery. All Dots are like a thrift store version of Winners so you need to have time to hunt for the Easter Eggs or hidden treasures. Currently they have some pretty wicked novelty clearance items from Urban Outfitters as well as jewellery/accessories from Urban Outfitters. They have clothing brands from all over the world and they get progressively marked down; sign up for their emails for advance notice of sales and e-mail exclusive coupons. This is a great place for discounted books (I seriously found Choose Your Own Adventures in reprint at the other location for $3!!!!). They consistently have Dex clothing liquidations and other random brands including boutique brands. Today they had Eddie Bauer feather filled mittens! Definitely try your clothing on here though they do have a short 2 week exchange policy. They carry swimsuit 2 piece items throughout the year and usually around the $4-$8 price point. They carry the most random assortments but from time to time you'll find vinyl records, holiday greeting cards with the F-bomb in them, and funky magnets/office supplies. I've found sassy note pads here, great books for presents, hats galore (and usually about $5), runners for my kids (prices vary but cheap, cheap), and dresses for my daughter for under $5. Basically, you need to come here to figure out if this store is for you but plan on having some time to wander around and not be in a rush.

You know how, listening to the radio all the time (it doesn't seem to matter which station, just…read moreanything FM), you always hear about the blowout sales at Dots? They go something like this: "Get down to Dots for the biggest blowout sale of the season! Mexx! Rock'n'Republic! Some other well-known brand name! Now a lesser-known brand name! Even lesser-known brand name! What is that, I've never even heard of that brand name! Jeans are $10! Shirts are $2! You can't miss this!" So, you can see why I was always a little bit skeptical. Why would I want jeans for $10? Those have to be knock-offs, or just terrible quality. Plus it never sounded like they carried a ton of brands I was super into. But I was having a girly day the other day (I know, that seems to be a theme in a lot of my reviews) and on my way back into the city from South Common I spotted Dots. Why not? I had half an hour to kill. Here's the thing about Dots. I can totally understand why someone would absolutely hate shopping here. It's like shopping at Winners, only more frustrating. The clothes are jam packed onto rack upon rack. And there are just so many racks. The items are helpfully organized by brand (and sometimes size as well), but that doesn't negate how completely overwhelming it is to walk in here. I would say that 95% of the clothes in Dots are things I would never wear. They're either off-trend, aimed at an older demographic, poor quality, or just plain ugly. But if you take your time, this place can be magic. I found the most beautiful dress I think I've ever seen. Regular $130 (and supposedly, would be more at other stores) marked down to $30. Bought it! Now, the zipper was broken, which cost me another $40 at the tailor's (I know, total rip-off, but that's a whole 'nother review), but that's still almost a 50% discount. Not too shabby. I also found two other very cute, age-appropriate modern working girl kind of tops. They were both really inexpensive and really pretty! I don't think I'll have the patience to shop here often, but it was definitely worth it to come by, and when the mood strikes me (and the sales are on), I'll be back.

I was browsing Whyte Avenue with a friend and we walked in here to see if they had something she…read morewas seeking. Unfortunately the store didn't quite have what we were looking for, but it was well lit, clean and staffed by some friendly and helpful staff members. The wares they carry are casual but more of the type of thing that exudes price and hopefully quality. I was surprised not to recognize the store name upon walking in and we needed to ask which store we had just entered as the store name/logo wasn't otherwise self-evident.

For some reason I never thought Glam Slam was a high-end store; I always thought it was like a…read moreconsignment shop, or something like Divine across the street. The store is located in a lower basement level, like Divine, but it sells big brands like Lacoste and Triple 5 Soul. They have a whole wall of sporty and hip sneakers, most of them being the Lacoste brand. I really liked the jackets they had for women. Young and sporty, yet very cute and chic. Most of which I can't afford, however. The overall style of the store is sporty chic, things you typically see from the Bench brand. They have lots of jeans, both wide-leg and skinny, in all kinds of washes. I thought the prices for the jeans weren't too bad actually, for the brands they had there. Lots of items were on sale, from 30-70% off. They also have a guys section, and the store space is divided pretty equally between men and women here, which doesn't happen often. There are also bags, sunglasses, belts, and wallets available. Their stuff reminds me of what the trendy girls in high school usually wear. Maybe that's why it's so expensive ... they don't have to worry about paying rent and stuff! The girls who worked there appeared to be in high school too, giggling and doodling who knows what behind the counter. Overall, it's a neat little store, but I don't think it's for me.

Amazing selection of trinkets and fashion, the vibe was truly excellent as well. Love the owner,…read moreyou're doing great man!

I always have to make a stop here when I visit Edmonton. We stopped in randomly a few years back…read moreand I found a unicorn dress that is the ultimate conversation piece. This stop I walked out with an incredible cat sweatshirt and long sleeve dress that looks like an adult version of my catholic uniform in grade school. The winter jackets they had in were so vintage awesome. I love that this store is so unique and different from everything else.

I must be blind because I didn't see their CD's anywhere. Unless it was in the room slightly off to…read morethe side ... I thought that was their storage ... Well, looking at the clothes was enough fun for me. They have really cute stuff here from brands like Bench, Gentle Fawn, and Kidrobot. I really liked the women's jackets they had here; they were casual and sporty, but still cute and feminine (not too girly). I also fell in love with a cute handbag, but not with its price, unfortunately. There are clothes and accessories for both guys and gals here, and everything is a sporty/casual and modern chic style. Nothing is preppy or frilly. They also have an entire front section of shoes, with brands like Nike and Lacoste; most of them are sneakers, or flats for women. I don't know how I was able to miss their audio section ... guess that means I'll be going back! I just hope I don't cave in and buy another jacket ... they're cool but out of my price range here.

Foosh Audio & Apparel is clean and cool. The merchandise here is very spread out and displayed on…read morelight hardwood floors. I've seen some of the coolest sneakers here--I wouldn't mind getting myself a pair. I do like the clothes here. Most of them are very casual or sporty. I found some nice fall coats too. Nothing here is plain and dull--everything is cool, hip, and trendy... oh, and expensive. This is a great place if you're into DJing, because Foosh sells DJ audio equipment and also a wide assortment of vinyl in the newest techno and electro beats. I also saw some imported Japanese items, like cute-character zipper pulls. I also spotted stuffed Domokun characters here in three different sizes! I'm seeing these every where now, and I'm afraid that it's a sign that masturbating really does kill kittens.