this mall blows go to the other one if you need, want…read more.. lot of bad stores and poor design depressing

I love this mall there are very cool stores there could be a few more but it's very nice i go here…read morewith my friends alot and spend lots of money and they have very good food places too

This Winners location was close to my hotel when I was in London. It took me perhaps two minutes to…read moredrive over to the store. This store is located in a strip mall. It felt rather depressing at first, as a number of stores had closed for good. However, if you love Factory Direct and Winners, this strip mall is worth stopping by. This store is large, clean, and bright. I managed to buy a phone accessory (a USB cable). I get many of my phone goodies from Winners. The selection is different at each store and USB cables are at decent prices. Folks are friendly in London. The staff at this store were no exception. (16)

Staff was very welcoming and friendly. This location however doesn't have as much inventory as some…read moreof the other stores in London. But you can always find a great deal, The Customer service and cashiers were very helpful. Defiantly will be back, really love those markdowns/ Clarence items. Plus excellent/flexible return policy.

When we tried to exchange for a larger size of the 2 Tommy T-shirts we ordered online, the…read moreassociate lead Marwa at White Oak Mall, told us she could not take them because there was smoke on them. It was unbelievable; we just got it two hours ago. Order number 1222147986, and tracking 275024308033. I can guarantee there is absolutely no smoke on them. She kept telling us she could not do an exchange. We got extremely angry! After a 15-minute argument under everyone's watch, she finally felt shame and said she could make an exception. With sales like this, nobody will buy from you again. Well done for hiring people like her! Imagine if a female came to exchange the cloth, and the first thing a male salesman did was smell it! How crazy is this?! What other things does she want to smell? This is sexual harassment!

In deciding to review I didn't find a Zellers listing There…read moreis a Zellers now upstairs in the Bay , white oaks mall . What a classic Canadian Disappointment! One wander thru and I bet it will be a simple low end department in a department store . The problem among many is that it just blurs into the Bay departments that exist on the edges of floor2 such as expensive furniture, appliances, mattresses and China dept . Some kids clothes , Tupperware and bamboo kitchen things and lots of IKEA like diy assemble yourself shelving, tables , chairs ( certainly no food counter like a vintage Zellers ) This remedy to Bays struggle is just the step to the retail grave . Sounds hard ? But we have seen a lot of retail slide in Canada in the last 10 year Clearly the rush of Today is like the curious going to a new release movie , then it peters out Let's see when peters leave this 2nd floor

I can't believe I haven't written a review on Costco yet, considering I shopped here regularly…read morebefore the pandemic! Costco, not surprisingly, is huge and carry a variety of items. Some of my go-to's include: -Rotisserie chicken -Lasagne -Seaweed snacks -Bananas -Sausages -Tiramisu cakes -Baby spinach -Oh, and notebooks Costco pharmacy is arguably the most affordable pharmacy around. The technicians are very busy but they're nice and will pick up the phone even during the busiest hours. The food court is my favourite, but I think it's closed during the pandemic. If you haven't had one of their iconic $1.50 hot dogs yet, definitely give it a try. Their ice cream cones are amazing too. The parking lot is huge but always busy. Washrooms are clean. Staff are nice. Just a warning that this place gets SUPER busy at times, even during the pandemic. Always expect to be near others and long check-out lines are the norm. Happy shopping!

Extremely disgusted and disappointed with the establishments employees. Myself and my Grandma both…read moresuffer from anxiety and need our service dogs with us at all times. Firstly, I walk in with my service animal and I am bombarded with 3 woman about my dog, I explain that my dog is a service dog, she does not wear a vest and I do not carry my paperwork for proof of service animal. As described within the Law, workers must never ask to see proof of disability, such as mental health in our case, nor ask for proof of documentation. Furthermore, my grandmother was unable to carry her service animal, per sore shoulder, so her husband was following about 2 minutes behind. Her husband explained that the dog was a service animal and they then began to argue with him. They were extremely rude and unkind during the altercation and all he was trying to do, was get the service dog to my grandma so that her anxiety was able to stay under control. Her husband was then escorted out of the establishment and then was threatened that they would call the police. We we're very lucky that my grandma did not have an anxiety attack.

I visited this shopping centre recently. This is a very seasoned institution so much that everyone…read morein London should come to it, at least once in their lifetime.

I had installed a new battery at the Canadian Tire on Wellington Rd in London. 6 months later the…read morebattery failed. I had to be towed to a garage and had to buy another battery. I took the 1st battery back to Canadian Tire, and despite the supposed 4 year warranty they would not take the battery back. They were also very rude, condescending and unpleasant. I spent $1500 last year at CT... Will never step foot in one again.

I started driving for Uber and went to Canadian Tire on Wellington Rd S at White Oaks for my safety…read morecheck because they were offering a discount for Uber drivers. I was shocked when my less than a year old car failed certification. It only had 20,000 highway km yet it FAILED. The arrogant manager told me the brake pads were shot and that there was a problem with the calipers. It would be $600-800 for repairs. I left and took my car to my regular mechanic for the repairs. My guy laughed, shook his head and told me there was nothing wrong with the pads, but in order to pass Canadian Tire's safety check I still had to replace them. $300 later (my mechanic's fee, half what Canadian Tire quoted) I was back at Canadian Tire to complete the safety check. The same manager, with a condescending tone, told me my mechanic had done the repairs incorrectly, and while the car now passed certification, I would have the same problem occur within a few months. I left with my certification papers vowing never to return. A year later I needed my annual safety check, again for Uber. My car now had 110,000 km. I took it to the dealership instead for the safety check and it passed without any problems. I still had the same brake pads that Canadian Tire told me would fail and they were fine. I think of the poor single mom that unknowingly comes into this place and gets taken by these thieves. Do yourself a favour and go somewhere else...anywhere else.

We didn't spend a lot of time in the warehouse, but we saw that even though it was busy during the…read morelong weekend, it was clean and tidy. There were three employees working in the checkout line we were in. There was the cashier, an employee packing up the shopping cart, and the other employee chatting up customers and offering to get boxes. We had lunch at the food court. It only took a few minutes for our food to be ready after ordering at one of the kiosks. The downside was that there weren't as many tables as I've seen at other Costco locations.

I saw this store on my way to the OYE at The Hood. Friends know that I sew my own clothes and…read moreloathe shopping, so something really exceptional has to catch my eye in order to get me make an apparel purchase. And catch my eye it did! They had the cutest watermelon skirt. I've wanted a watermelon outfit since I was a toddler. Not sure why I never sewed one for myself. Today being Canada Day (YAAAAAY FOR CANADIANS NEW AND OLD! We are the most welcoming country to people of all backgrounds, lifestyles, gender identities, languages and religions!), the store isn't open but the website is. Highlights: 1. Free shipping over $25 (not sure if that is a time-limited offer) or you can pre-pay and pick it up in-store. 2. Comprehensive size chart that tells you how to measure (so needed and yet so rarely done well). 3. Generous, easy, clear return policy. Put the free return label on the package, get it to Canada Post and you are done. 4. Wide selection including lingerie, jewellery, accessories, aprons, leggings, scarves and special occasion dresses. I'll post about my watermelon skirt when it arrives!

From the owner: Canada's most unique selection of indie dresses, retro dresses, and more, you are sure to find a…read moredress that was made for you. All styles listed online are available in-store. We accept cash, debit and credit cards in store. You can also pre-purchase your dress online and choose to have it picked up in our warehouse dress store.