I have shopped here twice. The first time was in April 2015. I noticed this outlet area while…read moredriving over to Montreal and made a mental note to visit. I revisited the outlet again last September. I am a Gap girl. I like the fact that I can get casual clothing at decent, reduced prices at any Gap outlet. This one is no exception. Both times, I bought some wonderful pieces. I fondly recall getting a jean skirt that had wonderful Lycra stretch to it. I got it for $10! The last time I was there, I got many nice articles of clothing, including a lightweight t-shirt that had various attractions in San Francisco, and a navy blue knitted cardigan with a hoodie. The first time I was there, I recall the male staff member cashing me out and how friendly he was. I bought a lot of items, but didn't break the bank. He gave me $50 worth of Gap cash, which you can redeem a bit later. I redeemed the $50 at the Gap outlet in Ajax. The woman there thought it was cool to see Gap cash entirely in French! I had the same experience the last time I was at the outlet. The woman was friendly and helpful. I love this location. It is my go-to place when I am nearby. (30)

This Gap was advised to me by a local friend. Its a well kept secret that only locals know about? I…read moredont know and I dont care, because Ill tell you all about it. I came in time of no extra sales but everything was generally 30% off compared to other stores. They have a well equipped women's, children's and man section. I saw some maternity items, but no gym clothes. Clearance items were not as many as I expected from other stores. I got some great mans shirts, that I wasnt willing to pay full price for in the store downtown. Other great thing I didnt know about: If you own a special Gap Bag, you get another 15% off on all the items, just ask at the register!

Good toy selection and very fun! Got some cheap transformers there, for 60$ less…read more Definitely recommend

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

I don't know what the hell this company is trying to pull. I went to visit the sea deals the the…read morestore claims 50% off to 80% off on all products marked down already in store why by anywhere else we can get it so so cheap there?? I googled some of the prices on some of the boxes and I found their charging full price when I asked the lady working about this. She says that's the price they have to charge when I pointed out that she's not giving a discount like written on the front of the store, she said I could buy it there today or I can order it from Amazon and wait two days, everyone that goes to that store to use their cell phone to check their prices when you buy things from a liquidation store it doesn't come with a factory warranty I'm gonna go back in the store today and check out the prices and hopefully I could change these reviews and it was a mistake

From the owner: Welcome to Liquid8 Montreal! Unlike the traditional perception of dark and dingy liquidation…read morestores, we've reimagined the concept entirely. Our store is a vibrant and inviting retail outlet where buyers can discover a treasure trove of big-name brands at remarkable liquidation prices. With a commitment to quality and value, we've flipped the script on conventional expectations. Step into a world where shopping for your favorite brands doesn't break the bank, all within a modern and well-lit environment. Experience a refreshing take on liquidation shopping and find incredible deals in a setting that's as appealing as the prices.

First time checking this place out and was very excited to see a wide selection of things for the…read morewhole family. Ollie's is a liquidation center where you can find all kinds of brand name items for less. When you first walk, you'll notice a large selection of books and toys. There's also lots of food and household items, some clothes, beauty products, decorations, bedding, electronics, hardware, etc. I found some lovely Yankee Candle large signature candles for $7.99 when they are normally sold full price at $30 at the Yankee store. Things to take note - not everything is a great deal, if you shop at Costco or Sam's Club you may notice similar or cheaper prices there - for example, Kcup coffee pods - not so cheap at Ollie's. In terms of clothing, there's a limited selection, many outdated styles by today's standards. I saw a bunch of genuine leather jackets which looked like they were from the 90's or early 2000s, sold at very low prices (under $20). There are tons of large carpets and rugs on display, ideal if you need to redecorate, also great selection of bathroom towels and matts. It's the kind of place you need to check back often as the stock varies greatly.

Like the selection of books for a less price Great discounts…read moreon toiletries too. Check it out! Am planning not to buy but ended up buying lots of stuff, I can't resist to get it a lower price.

So this Treasure Hunt recently opened up in Cornwall's East Court Shopping Plaza on March 15, 2019…read more The Ides of March! Hopefully no one involved is named Caesar! Lol. Anyway, so I was first introduced to Treasure Hunt at Dixie Mall in Mississauga. It's a big outlet store with everything from clothes and shoes, to toys, housewares, bicycles and tools. In my opinion, a lot of their stuff is junk, but there are hidden gems for those with the time and patience to look. When I was there, they had some Banana Republic dresses for $30. They also had lots of Athleta (the athletic wear brand owned by The Gap) pieces for $4. They also had lots of brands that were of no interest to me though, like George from Walmart and Merona from Target, so I had to wade through those, but hey "treasure hunt" is the name of the game, right? ;) Admittedly, the cool stuff was only in sizes 00-4 and XXS-S, so good for the likes of me, but if you are a larger size, you may not have the same luck. They had lots of discount toys, but most of the boxes were opened or pretty bunged up. I was at the Brockville location a few weeks earlier, and the selection at that store was better in my opinion, and the prices were lower for certain things too. Anyway, if you like outlet/discount/liquidation type stores, then you'll probably like Treasure Hunt. It's definitely not for everyone, lol. Lots of free parking in the plaza.

Brought an amp for repair. The good news was it was done in about three business days (plus the two…read moredays they were closed) and works great. The bad news is I had to drive three hours round trip, though a nice drive and I saved 20¢ a galloon when I stopped for gas down the road... Talked to a couple of the people there, very pleasant...

Excellent!! Great Customer Experience! Would Highly Recommend! Customer Service was knowledgeable…read moreand friendly! Directed me to exactly what i was looking for and showed me many other options that suited my interest! Was well worth my drive! I plan to go again! Definetly the family atmosphere! Will go again for all my musical needs!!!

Sad looking store, dirty and with limited selection. I've shopped at plenty of thrift and…read moreliquidation centers- I'm OK with used items or returned merchandise that isn't in its original packaging, however this discount store felt overall very depressing and there really wasn't much to look at. I think having just better lighting would help, the whole place was extremely dark. Someone needs to go around with a duster or cloth and just wipe some of the products/shelves, they look dirty and dusty. There are some haphazardly placed items all over the place - and not very much household/clothing items. When we first walked in there was 1 couch and 1 chair for sale, then the first front wall had some random garden/outdoor equipement. There was 1 baby stroller, about 2 racks of clothing and the rest was mostly non perishable food items. If you are in need of condiments, canned food, cereals, and the like they have a decent selection although most items are expired. I was not expecting the best selection, but some items like medication/vitamines/baby accessories and baby sunscreens for example should not be sold if they are past their due date. Although it's cheap, I don't know why anyone would risk using expired sunscreen on their baby without knowing if it's effective? That's the kind of item I would not buy, I don't want to risk a sunburn on my sensitive baby's skin. I was hoping to find some hidden treasures and thought perhaps this place could be like Ollie's bargain bin but our party of 4 left feeling sketched out. Won't be returning, there isn't enough stuff and nothing of value.

This is a fairly unique store that offers left over merchandise that's been rotated out of stores…read more It's typically sold for discounts of 30 to 50% off retail sometimes more. It is not a full retail shopping experience so don't measure it that way. It's a great way to shop for bargains if you are flexible and open minded.

Nancy is great and always is professional and courteous. I always buy my furniture from them. Thank…read moreyou.

From the owner: We offer a full service convenience store,gas and diesel , k-1 clear kerosene ,ethonal free premium…read moregas ,propane fill station,hardware store,furniture store .

Ideally located right by the border, this can be your first, or last trip if you're…read moreentering/leaving the country. I like that it's open nice and early, you can get all your basics here and do an almost full grocery too. When we arrived around opening (8am) the store still had a lot of pallet of foods and boxes are all over the place which weren't properly sorted through. The aisles thus become narrow and everything looks a bit cluttered. If you've never shopped at Dollar General you might think this is just a regular dollar store but there are a lot of items in terms of food, home decor, toys, even clothing, that you won't find compared to Dollar Tree for example. I was most impressed by the selection of groceries and snacks. I was also on the hunt for particular Chapstick flavors and this place had the best selection! If you're looking for fun flavored Chapsticks like grape, snowcone, gelato, ice cream, cotton candy, etc - it's a nice treat. Note that this is kind of like a convience store, many items are priced more expensive compared to a Walmart, however they do have a small section with strictly $1 priced items which are a hard find these days.

Great place to go to to pick up some snacks if you go to the Border Mail Depot to pick up Amazon…read morestuff from the USA. Cheap especially now with the Canadian dollar on the way up.

Currently "in training" as one of the new team members believed to be hired and tasked to assist in…read morefacilitation of this location revival. I, like almost everyone (or at least those it's come up with) "F$&KN LOVE a dollar store! The selection and price point make upgrades, redecorating ideas, food and essentials within reach and worth a try regardless of any annual house hold income. The more I searched for information and understanding, the more I read about the hype, ethics, etc.. the more I liked it... as far as national corporate chain stores go. As far as this location goes: it appears that on a national level, they is movement in integrating and combining Family Dollar and Dollar Tree (it's sister company that until recently only few similarities and generic and sometimes conflicting corporate structuring) Yet now, it appears that Dollar Trees are being brought into Family Dollars and that corporate model is taking over its host... sometimes gradually and sometimes as a new location. Before being hired and starting to make observations, as a customer, I would always start out towards Family Dollar first, it always was my first stop on my brick and mortar rounds. I would easily dismissed as a fraud and a liar it I did not acknowledge the obviously floundering and seemingly immeasurable progress up or down. So when you are in the store, please try and remember that everyone working there really believes they are doing everything they possibly can to help the customers, help each other and help the company they work for. And for the most part, many of them could not do anything more or better. The news has covered the recent criminal events: remember that is in addition to the many unforeseen problems and unintended consequences which rocked the store to its foundation... so if they are in the store smiling, working as well as willing and available help... mentally... give that person a little credit and all the respect you would like to be shown. Their head is probably still spinning from the last 10 issues they were told... on top of 15 or so challenges they walked in with. We all have them, every day. If it comes to pass that you had a bad experience, know that it was definitely NOT you. And just as likely, that representative was just as powerless to circumnavigate a better outcome. WHEN YOU DO HAVE A GOOD EXPERIENCE-please, at the very very least THANK THEM... maybe post something here where you can be as case specific or anonymous as you like. If I'm there as a customer or still an employee and you figure out who I am, I would love it if you wanted to introduce yourself... Say hey!

Family Dollar is like the store Dollar General. Everything is "generally" a dollar. Not everything…read morein the store is a dollar, like the store Dollar Tree. Located next to the Food World Market on Lake Street, this store was like any other I walked into, anywhere in the USA. There is nothing in the store that ties this store to this geographic area. In today's new economic reality, where corporations are people, and middle class people are too expensive to be considered for labor and expendable, it pays to know the difference between the proliferating dollar store chains.