Came by this Costco as part of a pit stop on our trip to Quebec City…read more Part 1: Costco gas - the line was not too long, waited maybe 5-10 min before it was our turn. There were 2 employees helping people to ensure everything was moving smoothly. Overall, a good experience. Part 2: Costco wholesale. It was pretty busy in this store. It looked like they had a pretty good variety of items. Veges and meat looked pretty fresh. Nothing out of the ordinary for Costco. Nothing that stood out to me as good or bad. Line up was long but everyone was moving smoothly. Part 3: Costco food - we got a hot dog which comes with a drink and 30 wings. Every 10 wings comes with 1 sauce package - bbq and some spicy sauce are your choices. The spicy sauce tasted like some sort of Tabasco based sauce. The bbq sauce tasted like McDonald's bbq McNugget sauce. The hot dog was average - need to ask if you want fried onions. The wings were freshly made. Nice breading on the outside and juicy on the inside but lacked flavor overall. The sauces are needed but even the sauces are very one-note. Only thing that was slightly bad was they forgot to give us our drink (comes with hot dog) and we had to go back and ask. Price for food is, of course, cheap - it's Costco! Overall, a pretty usual Costco experience. It's what Costco is known for (consistency) and what I expected - nothing more, nothing less.

All Costco are pretty much the same except maybe for the service and price of gas. We came here to…read moreshop, and only some workers speak English. I saw some skirts, which I don't think we're sold in hawaii, and asked her if they had a certain size, but she could not understand me and grabbed another that did. The other worker left and I had another question, but she ignored me because I guess she figured she couldn't understand or answer me. My son got poutine from the concession stand, and it was really good. Only about $5, which is really cheap. When I checked out, my card couldn't pay for the items because usa issues us visa Costco. Canada only accepts Costco MasterCard, so I had to pay with cash since we didn't bring our debit cards. There was a long line at the gas, we didn't want to wait in line to find out we can't use outwards to fill up. Luckily, we stumbled upon another Costco going towards quebec city that had gas 10 cents per liter cheaper than this one. I gave this Costco a 3 star because it's way too busy inside and more expensive at the pump, and the employees don't really help you.

The Canadian Tire employee puffs out his chest, hands firmly planted on his hips, and smugly…read moredeclares, "I've satisfied you". My answer "no sir you have serviced my car, but I am as yet Unsatisfied" It started when I showed up for my scheduled appointment and provided my name. The customer service agent consulted his screen and couldn't locate my appointment. He asked for my car brand, and I replied, "It's a Honda Civic 2D." He then inquired if I had been at the counter prior to my appointment and moved the Honda's appointment time. Confused, I explained that I had just arrived and hadn't called to change my appointment. Could it be that another Honda for another person had been mistaken for mine? An hour prior, a woman had arrived and pointed to the Agent's computer screen, declaring, "That's me, I'm here to get my tires changed." The agent who assisted the unknown woman confirmed that we were clearly two distinct individuals and that it was impossible for us to share the same unusual name. She now has a copy of all my personal data on file at Canadian Tire as well as access to my file going forward. The next hour and a half were spent trying to regain access to my account. I provided my ID and vehicle registration, and after some back and forth, no headway to block further unauthorized access to my account information, they would also be unable to honor my initial appointment that was booked for " brakes". Since my issue was with the brakes, they insisted I not take my car due to safety concerns. I was sent home without my car, waiting to see what could be arranged. Later, I received a call. They informed me that the necessary repairs would cost over $1,000. I had to accept verbal price. They had my car keys, so even towing it to another shop was not an option. I felt strong-armed into accepting the repairs, however challenging their statements about car possession, which led to some backpedaling on their part. I asked about the individual charges and why the cost was so high but received very little explanation. They reiterated that it wasn't safe and that all these repairs were required for me to "get" my car back. When I questioned why issues like wiper blade efficiency impeded my ability to drive or allowed me to replace parts myself, they backpedaled again. Only after I accepted the repairs was I sent the quote, which differed from their initial explanations, as even the customer service agent thought that a main brake light was out and would require removal of the bumper, it was actually the central window light that is easily accessed and not required by local QC law. I received a call nine hours later, informing me that my car was ready. I went to the front desk and spoke with the shop director, who identified himself as such. I brought up the earlier incident with the mistaken identity, but he claimed it never happens and that it did not concern him since he was not at the counter when this supposedly occurred. He also stated that there were no notes on file, even though I had seen the agent write down details such as "check tire tread" in my file. All notes were gone from my file, that is when the agent at the counter said the most cringe-worthy comment "I've satisfied you". My answer "no sir you have serviced my car, but I am as yet Unsatisfied", I had to struggle to maintain my composure and not laugh at the situation. For once, a perfectly timed clapback comment. The work had been completed , but it seemed unlikely that it had been test-driven as the Honda was parked in the exact same spot, with the seat unmoved. A loud honking sound from the wheels was immediately apparent. I didn't leave the parking lot and flagged down a mechanic, who, judging by his overalls and name tag, seemed to be the right person. He advised me to let the counter know, as he had heard the racket. Back at the counter, less than five minutes after getting my keys, they agreed to check the car--of course, at an additional charge. They insisted it was impossible for the noise to be from the brakes. FYI: New brakes can sometimes make noise (a goose-like honk). I wished someone had told me that earlier. Attached: Were the repaires even required? The clean inspection report was hidden on page 7-8, pictures attached. P.s. I wrote this in review in English, even though this happened in Qc. French, because I am petty and "m@nge de la M@rde, b0ss des béc0sses"

I frequent this Home Depot because I tend to prefer their products a tad better than Rona. Sure…read moreit's an American company but their selection is just a shade different and they have different brands than their Canadian competition. Also I try to knock off two stones by heading to Costco then coming here or vice versa. HD is a great for what I search here for: tools, light bulbs, outdoor items for the house or garden plus electrical, lumber and other odds and ends. They do carry major brands and offer a good selection. My wife knows I can browse in here like an old man for a good hour so she usually goes to other clothing stores in the area. You need to know your pricing as items here can not be cheap. If you want cheap head to a dollar store for light bulbs and some specific cleaning supplies. If working on the house, doing renovations or any inside or outside project is calling or "honey do" lists then you can pretty much get your supplies to complete it here! They even have specific free seminars (albeit in French) for home fix it. It's a big store don't be shy to ask for help.