Total scammers as per usual, went in with winning scratch tickets and the guy at the counter Ripped…read moreme off. I had 3 winning tickets each one he scanned the losing sound went off, so right away I said they're all winners shouldn't be making tbat sound. I also had a free spin on one for plink spin which he Never let me watch the spin or where it landed it made the loser sound, then my biggest win was on a $20 ticket called sapphire, which us won $40, he researched one part and then ran it and again loser sound. I was like that's definitely a winner, but he kept trying no go. Then Said I can call the number on back, fave me back ticket. I did t realize what he pulled until after. So he made $60 off one ticket, abd I have no clue if I won on tbe plink spin most likley cause he didn't let me watch. Big surprise coming his way though....good luck lolol

This convenience store is located in the middle of a subdivision in Whitby, so its got a great…read morelocation for those that live in the area. I stop by here at least once a week when I'm staying out in Whitby to pick up smokes, candy, chips or ice for the cooler. I assume this place is run by a husband and wife couple, because I've only ever seen two people behind the cash, one is a guy and another a woman about the same age. As far as the store goes, it has all the standard convenience store stuff - they sell cigarettes, candy, chips, some food and sundry items, and they have a pretty much wall to wall refrigerated cooler at the back that houses various kinds of drinks and milk and whatnot. It's a little oddly laid out, and can be difficult to get around but its an independent convenience store so that's pretty much par for the course. I did have a weird experience here this weekend. I went in to get cigarettes (I'm 27 but often look more like I'm 20) and she asked for my ID. I'm always happy to provide it and I did. She looked at it and then handed it back to me saying "You're lucky". What on earth does that mean?? If you question my age, ask for supplementary ID or refuse to sell to me... that comment irked me mostly because I had no idea what the hell it meant. Overall, this is a decent convenience store to pop into if you're in the area and need something quick without having to go all the way to a main grocery store. I doubt you'll find much else here if you're looking for something other than staples, and frankly I wouldn't buy things like bread or eggs from here, but it does the job just fine.

This was on a short list of things we had to visit while in Toronto. I loved the show so much and…read moreforgot it was based in Toronto until my sister added it to our list. We stopped by on a Monday afternoon and got our obligatory pictures. We then went in and got some snacks and while were were checking out the man behind the counter asked if we had seen the show, we said yes and he invited us to take pictures of the staff with cast members and even gave us reusable totes! It was such an awesome little stop and I am so glad we did!

I was in Toronto for a business trip and just happened to drive by Kim's Convenience. I forgot the…read moreshow was based in Toronto! I had to stop in for some pictures to just check the vibes. It's not the nicest part of town outside but that's sort of what you might expect for a random family owned Korean corner convenience store. Who knew Simu Liu would be such a big movie star!

Cawaja Pines General Store has the best flat white I've had in over a year and we have access to…read moreevery coffee shop in the GTA. The flat white is literally like a warm hug on a rainy day. Staff are super friendly and parking is plentiful. Cawaja is a must stop for coffee, sourdough and a treat when you're near Cawaja Beach.

They have a lot of stuff !!!! And the employes /owners are king ! I needed gloves for cooking and…read morethey did not have any but the employee told I take a couple for free because he would hate to see me go to town for gloves ! NICE SHOP !!!!

Local convience store with the usual stuff you would expect at this type of store. HOWEVER also has…read moresomething you don't see which is the gift part of the name. Not cheap imported gifts no no. Quality aboriginal gifts that you won't see elsewhere. Worth the trip up island road to see. Additionally stop for the bargain gas. This store is on native land. Bonus, casino right across the road

Staff are super friendly with covid protocols in place with great supplies and gifts…read more The cool native masks are so beautiful and well made I'll probably continue to wear them after the pandemic. If you're in the Port Perry area put this shop on your itinerary.

Excellent customer service. Always accommodating. clean store. check it out. Flexible with hours,…read morewill stay and wait for you if running late before store Closes.

Great neighborhood convenience store for over 20 years, owners couldn't be nicer. The entire…read moreneighborhood knows them.

I grew up blocks from Jai & J's. As a kid we used to run into Jai & J's with pennies and get red…read morefoot gummies and hot lips for 5 cents. Hostess chips with WWF wrestler stickers inside and large glass bottles of Pepsi and Jolt that we could return later for a refund. I am now in my 30's and while I no longer live in the area I still come back every now and then. The family owned and run store is the best, and the people are friendly . When I was 10 I tripped over a curb infront of the store and hit my head splitting it open. The owner came out and took me inside and held a towel on my head until I was taken to the hospital. Generally caring people that have been in the community for a long time. While the area has changed a lot and the people in the area are not the same this store and the owners have not changed.

they carry organic CNT !!! (canadian natural tobacco)!!!…read more called them up and the guy was helpful and friendly!

No need to drive all the way to Rama when you have this cigar store in Barrie! Wide selection at…read morereasonable prices with pictures of products in a binder for easy comparison and as a memory aid as to previous purchase! 5*

Props to the staff. I left my wallet in a cart and by the time I realized it five minutes later, he…read morehad already turned it in to village security. I called security number he gave me and they met me at the Grand Georgian next door 5 minutes later. Website is a little misleading with the pics of nice cheeses and its saying they have fresh baked baguettes - more of a glorified variety store. But convenient, grab and go sammie, drinks, dairy, some drugstore items etc. Good little spot for what it is.

This is like a cross between a convenience store and a small market grocery. Selection is limited…read morebut if you don't want to drive they have a little of everything.

This is a souvenir shop, not really a market. This area of Niagara Falls is a food desert. Bring…read moresome fruits and vegetables if you're into that because you won't find any here.

During my New Year's visit to Niagara Falls, my friend and I discovered this shop on our way back…read moreto the hotel from the casino. We bought head covers to stay warm during the chilly walk. Unfortunately, the ski mask I purchased ripped while putting it on. The next morning, I returned for an exchange or refund, but the young lady working there was extremely rude and unhelpful. She claimed it was my fault and that they aren't responsible once the product leaves the store since it was made in a different warehouse. Despite the products not being made by the shop, I believe they should stand by their merchandise and provide better customer service, such as offering refunds or exchanges. I wouldn't recommend this shop due to the unpleasant experience, especially with the woman working there. She was very rude and nonchalant. Shop elsewhere!