There were some great sales at the Port Perry WalMart today and we enjoyed every one of them. I…read morewas able to get everything on my list at a much lower price than my regular grocery store and drug store. It was not as big as we thought it would be and we were looking forward to having McDonalds for lunch. BUT there is no McDonalds in the Port Perry WalMart. Instead we enjoyed lunch at the little cafe there - the food was tremendous! Fresh, affordable, fast and hot! We will go back there for another lunch when we next visit Port Perry.

A small store for a Walmart but everyone seemed very friendly and eager to help. I was impressed by…read morethe selection considering it was a smaller store. I would certainly stop here again.

​The Walmart Supercentre in pickering is generally known for its broad product assortment and…read morecompetitive, affordable pricing on everyday goods and groceries. Customers often praise the store's spacious layout and the convenience of services like self-checkout, in-store pickup, and ample parking. ​However, feedback is mixed regarding customer experience. The most common complaints revolve around inconsistent customer service, with reports of unhelpful staff interactions and issues with resolving price discrepancies at the register. Some shoppers also mention problems with product quality, particularly in the fresh food sections, and occasional billing inaccuracies. Overall, it serves as a reliable, one-stop shopping solution for value but may require patience if you need staff assistance or encounter issues at checkout.

I really like this location, conveniently located close to Pickering Town Centre. Whenever I drive…read moredown to Pickering I would always make a stop at this Walmart if I need to pick up some stuff. There's a burger king inside instead of a McDonald's, provides another option for food. There is also a McDonald's located across from the parking lot. I came on a Sunday and managed to pick up some items that were on clearance. They actually had an aisle for clearance stuff from various departments which made it a lot easier for browsing.

This Costco in North Oshawa is one of the newest in the GTA. As such, they seem to carry novel…read moreitems that my local Costco doesn't have. I saw through Instagram that an item I wanted was being sold for 50% less than the price online. This was enough to make hubby and I make the trek out to North Oshawa. The layout is similar to most other Costcos. This warehouse felt less busy, and the parking lot layout less chaotic, which improved our shopping experience. They have self checkout stations. The staff were friendly, pretty helpful, and efficient with checkout. The samples we had were decently sized. Washrooms were clean. They have a decently sized garden centre, as well as a gas station.

My friend and I were intrigued by Brock's Department Store as we walked along Queen Street in Port…read morePerry a couple of Saturdays ago. I didn't realize that I had parked steps away from the store until we ventured inside it! It throws you back to a small department store with charm. We walked in and got men's clothing and shoes. We headed over to another section with women's clothing and shoes. There's a similar section for children, too. It also has a cool area that sparked a lot of gift ideas. It took a while to tear me out of the women's shoe department. I tend to look for shoe sizes rather than styles when such places don't have a lot of size 11 footwear. My friend got into the act and we found three pairs. Hey, it was better than capping things off at a size 10. What threw me back to my past was finding Rieker footwear. There were sneakers that had a side zipper similar to KangaROOS, but it wasn't a functional pocket. My first and only pair of Rieker shoes were a purple pair of Mary Janes that I had as an undergrad. I loved them so much that I wore them till the bottom of one shoe had a crack in them. I wish that this shoe style were still around. I'd get another pair! I loved everything from sequinned facial masks (fancy!) to artsy wallets by local artists. My friend spotted a t-shirt by Life is Good with diversified portfolio on the front, along with a few frozen treats. The funny thing is that I own this shirt already! It was my first time spotting the Life is Good brand in a store. I even saw mugs. I had no idea that it made them! There was a sale going on, as well as a clearance section. I'd recommend hitting those first. Prices are reasonable. We had a decent browsing experience here. I may need to come back for watermelon napkins because they just looked so pretty and functional. I also like all things watermelon. (326)

I am not sure why I even enter this store. Was in Port Perry for a walk on a beautiful Saturday…read moreafternoon. This store continues to disappoint. The men's side has one woman to guard it. I'm assuming guarding because she isn't there to assist customers. When I'm looking through the selection of pants to find my size and she is wandering the store aimlessly. I'd love to support local independent stores but they need to work on their customer service. Or at least have some. The chains offer better selection, better price and better service.

Hi, I'm here to give a review on, an outstanding employee of yours. So, yesterday afternoon, my mom…read moreand I renewed our membership. A man named Matthew was assisting us. I'd like to take the time, to thank him and the staff as a whole. He was kind, helpful, made my mom laugh, essentially an overall great experience. The main account holder is Sherri Tanguay. Thanks

I do not have a membership at Costco but was told they have good tire prices. Wanting to get a…read moreprice quote on 4 new all season tires to determine if it was worth It to buy the membership. Employee refused to let me in without a membership and was very abrupt about it. As if I was some sort of trespasser. Not a good customer experience. I guess I will be buying my tires somewhere else.

Tip: Not everything in this store is a bargain, so it's best to do some price comparisons before…read morecoming here for items that you are looking for. My best friend suggested that we visit The Bargain! Shop in downtown Oshawa. I was game. I frankly don't remember ever stepping into this chain anywhere. It's street parking in the downtown area. It was a Saturday, so parking was free. I got there first. I waited for my friend to park and then we headed over here. The Bargain! Shop originally gave me Bargain Harold's vibes when I was outside the store. Those vibes stopped when I walked into the store. It had a lot of knockoff merchandise. Adidas. John Deer. Bench. Clothing was branded with these names. Yet, the quality wasn't there. I looked at a pair of Adidas pants that were so thin that it was borderline horrifying. I also didn't find everything in this store to be a bargain. Squishmallows were more expensive than getting them at Shoppers Drug Mart, which surprised me. There were ICEE drinks. My friend said that they were much cheaper at No Frills. It really depends on what you are looking for, though. A bunch of Tootie Pops were going for $1.69. That's decent. This store sold my Dare Ultimate cookies that I love. It had the ice cream-inspired (that is, mint chocolate chip) flavour that you typically don't see at a discount store. The fudge was there, which was typical. I convinced my best friend to try the former because I kept raving about how I love this line of cookies. What is special about this store is that it sells elastic that you use for pants. I was trying to find some to fix my pyjama shorts. Oddly, Fabricland didn't carry this type of elastic. This store did. I was elated! Whenever we hang out, there's always someone who asks us for help to locate something. I remember us distinctly standing and chatting on Queen Street East in the Beaches, and a person asked us for directions. We were in the food aisle (not really a surprise... haha) and an older man in a motorized scooter asked us where the marshmallows were. We were looking at cookies, so we didn't know. He scooted up to the front to ask for help there. We both realized that the marshmallows were where he was earlier. He was parked in front of them and asking us where they were. Ugh! We both yelled at him to come back. He was hard of hearing. It was the perfect storm... haha! The woman at the front, Shandy,b walked over to us. She had heard us and thanked us for helping out. She brought a bag each of the small, medium, and large marshmallows to choose from. I ended up finding a picture frame for a print that I had recently bought. My friend picked it out for me. The price was right and it's of decent quality. Customer service was excellent here. This woman was nice when we were ready to pay for our items. My friend paid for her box of cookies with cash. The transaction was straightforward. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. The woman asked if I needed a bag. I was okay carrying my items to my car. She nodded. We thanked the woman and left. We then headed to our cars and drove off to have dinner. I was happy with my purchases. The bargains really depend on what you are looking for. I was pleased with my purchases. (271)