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!

We popped in here twice. My mom got a great super long hoodie, brand new for $35. The woman who was…read moreworking there was super nice and enjoyed my three dogs. The second time, the place was very busy, so I didn't stay as long. They have a good selection of items and a vast space, but a lot are pricy. The lure of the items being from Toronto lacks any appeal for me because that's where I live, but hey I guess it works for others because like I said, it was lively with vintage shoppers. For sure worth a visit.

Some of my favourite pieces hanging in my closet have been found in consignment and vintage shops…read more What can I say? I'm a gal who likes unique clothes and accessories, but I don't like to pay a lot of money. So it was no-brainer that during my vacation time in Prince Edward County, Ontario, I had to stop into Picton and check out the consignment store on Main Street, City Revival. Wow. The 50% rack on the outside was already welcoming. It had a cute charcoal jersey dress that I picked up right away to bring to the fitting room. After a few steps inside, I noticed a Prada bag, a Fendi clutch and what seemed like hundreds of gorgeous jewelry pieces - all that seemed to be, well, cheap! What a find! I came with three friends, (one of whom is male, and he bought the most, by the way!) , and we bought some awesome brand name pieces. My best find? A silk Coach scarf/neck tie that can be worn a few different ways. It cost $10.00, and by the way, today everything in the store was 20% off! (My total, including tax was $9.05) There's no way I could have found a deal like that in Toronto. This store, like all consignment, second-hand and vintage shops, needs a lot of time to peruse through the (probably) thousands of items that are on the dozens of racks, shelves and hooks all over the store. (But if you are a vintage shopper like I am, you already know this) They carry a variety of sizes and brands. A few luxury brands I noticed: Miu Miu, Prada, Fendi, Coach and Gucci. I also saw Michael Kors, Banana Republic, Lululemon and Michael Stars. It also had a pretty decent sized Men's department. There was certainly a lot of variety, but you'll need a good amount of time to find that needle in the haystack. As far as consignment shopping goes, it's a pretty good one. The ladies at the desk were super nice and it's mostly because of them that I will certainly come back.

Beautifully curated store, all local goods. Such a special place! A definite must-stop in Prince…read moreEdward county, I'm obsessed with their blankets especially. Ok and the hats. Oh also the little pottery pieces. Ok I'm obsessed with everything. Love it there.

This gallery is located on the grounds of Huff Estates Winery in Prince Edward County. It's nice to…read morewalk around the outdoor sculpture garden where flowers, lavender and wild grasses grow. The sculptures are for sale so they get replaced periodically with new ones. As you can see from my photos, the sculptures are varied and unique. Who doesn't love a dancing frog? The indoor gallery has contemporary and other art. This artwork is also for sale. Since the gallery isn't too big, we had time for lunch at the nearby restaurant on a summer weekend. What a great way to enjoy this part of Ontario. The parking is plentiful too.

BOTTOM LINE: A (free) hidden gem in PEC…read more For a gallery that's been around since 2004, and with an added outdoor sculpture garden since 2011, I am shocked - SHOCKED - that this place has not been raved about on Yelp yet! Located on the grounds of Huff Estates Winery, the diminutive gallery/front office somehow manages to obscure the expansive back garden that can simply be described as a collaborative dreamscape of Dali x Escher. Simply sublime! My favourite work in the garden was easily Derya Ozparlak's towering "New Life", aka Balloon Girl, but which has apparently been sold to the tune of a luxury sedan, so you better come by soon to see it before it moves into its new home! A miniature version of this is also available in their indoor gallery as well, speaking of which, now requires an appointment to view during COVID-19 times. This. Place. Is. Amazing.

Thank you Dale, Sue & Adam @ County Traders for giving my sister Britt such an AMAZING deal on a…read morerad new desk! I'll definitely be back soon to get one for myself!

Wow. Great furniture at cheap prices. Went in on a whim and was glad we did. Picked up some end…read moretables at 20% the price it would have been in Toronto. Very friendly people there.

A large spacious bookstore with an excellent selection. Very dog friendly too which is a bonus. The…read morecafe attached is great also. Books and Co sell lots of gift stuff too - puzzles, totes, games, and so on. I would recommend this place to any fellow book lover!

I fell in love today…read more With a bookstore, that is. We're vacationing in Prince Edward County (in Ontario, Canada) for a few weeks and the nearest town to where we are staying is the quaint, marina town of Picton. In order to do our grocery shopping, we take the 10 minute drive into this charming town and I've been exploring Main Street's numerous shops. I happened to be running an errand at the other end of Main Street and of course, a store called "Books & Company" caught my eye. (I love bookstores!) I walked into a very welcoming and very large space that appeared to house a few different groups. It seemed like it was part 'big bookstore' (reminded me of Indigo and Chapters), part independent bookstore (think 'Book City'), part used bookstore (my favourite), then, off to the side....wait, was that a hallway to the next door coffee shop? Yes , this establishment was a blend of my two favourite types of stores. A coffee shop attached to a bookstore! And this isn't one of the big, commercial coffee shops that are partnered with a just-as-big- bookstore, it was a small town, family run coffee joint, which in my opinion, are the best kind! (['ve reviewed Miss Lily's separately) While I waited for my coffee to be made, I meandered across the small hallway that joins Miss Lily's to Books & Company. The small ramp also serves as a community pin-board for the area. I actually found out via the board that there is a Harry Potter camp in the area. (My elder boy may go!) After picking up my coffee I wandered around the book store, which was exactly what I thought it was: part new books like Indigo (with a great children's section in the back) and part old and used books (I was in that section for a while). There's even a great stationary area and community space upstairs, which happened to be hosting a local art collection that can be browsed for $3.00. I bought an old book for my measly old-book collection that I'm thinking of starting. ("Over the Ocean to Paris" by Franklin W. Dixon...I'm a bit of a Francophile) And I also picked up a blank greeting card with a photo by a local photographer of a scene from Prince Edward County, for my penpal. (You read right, I do have a penpal!) The lovely lady behind the desk was great to chat with and after I told her that it's a lovely place, she said that it was an even lovelier place to work. I made my purchase for $4.95 and walked out into the sunshine. What an amazing start to the day. If you're in Picton, ask a local where "The Bookstore" is. They'll know exactly what you're talking about.

Super friendly staff and some good finds for super cheap! My mom got a bunch of stuff including…read morecapris, a tank top, and a light jacket all for under $10. A good place to pop into as you stroll along Main Street.

This would be Main St. WEST, I am not sure how to fix that on here…read more A delightful place to shop, with pleasant volunteers. Clothes upstairs need to have torn and stained items removed, also some clothes have been there for too long, causing difficulty finding the good stuff. But browsing there is so much fun that I need not take a star off for that. Worth a trip to find a treasure or if your budget doesn't allow new clothes.

Sacred Circle is a fantastic shop to stop by in Desoronto. I found all of the crystals and the…read moreincense I was looking for as they have a phenomenal collection to pick from and excellent prices. The knowledge of the staff is incredible and when I purchased my crystals, the gentleman at the counter even cleansed them for me with an enormous singing bowl. This is an amazing shop and worth the time to visit and experience.