This Walmart is HUUUGE! It's also a grocery store with some really competitive prices across the…read moreboard. Heck, there's even a Tim Horton's inside of this place. It's like the Canadian dream! You can easily lose yourself in this place and there's a lot of things you can buy on the cheap. My only gripe with this Walmart is the overabundance of staff walking around yet so many displays can be empty. For example, I wanted to buy some batteries and when shown where it was by a member of the staff we both noticed the entire section for it was nearly empty except for a few select batteries I didn't need.

I love shopping here whenever I'm in laval. It's a super center and I find it almost superior to…read moreour Walmart super centers in America. They have everything they sell at the American walmarts plus more. The main reason I shop here is for the Canadian exclusive items which are mostly food products. For example, they sell vegetarian gelatin-free Kellogg's Rice Krispies treats and vanilla Rice Krispies cereal. My favorite aisle to spend time at is the candy aisle. I love stocking up on all the unique Canadian kit kat flavors and coffee crisp. I never leave this Walmart without spending at least $30. Best of all, they have self check out.

Lord was it busy…read more First up we had the cart left in an empty spot had to get out the car to move it but kept it as we were going in. Legit grabbed 2 bikinis and 2 bars of soap and left. Loads of ppl were lined up to be served by a cashier I just hopped on the check your self out section and in and out in 10 seconds

I image most of you know the standard pros and cons of this well known chain of superstores, so…read morethis review is related to the service component - from different visits over several months. Since there were several exceptional occurrence I put five stars since those staff members deserve it. I won't lessen it for the one disappointing staff member or perhaps that would be worthy of its own review, so again sticking to the good for now. One specific time I was looking for basic kitchen items like utensils and dishes etc. and the person in that department really went above and beyond what you'd expect to help me find what I was looking for and also gave useful opinions of the various items. Another time it was the store manager who was extraordinary accommodating. On even another visit to the pharmacy section the staff member helped me find and go over the differences of a few products which was very helpful. Again above the average good service. It's always refreshing to have these types of experiences in such a huge store, where poor service can sometimes be expected or par for the course. I now remember another good team member who helped at the checkout, when I had a couple of questions. They didn't just brush me off - which sadly it almost feels like at other times. So again focusing on the exceptional this time and we can debate the one apple proverb later.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Hardware store in Place Alexis…read moreNihon. They have a small greenhouse selling indoor plants. The Long Version: I love Place Alexis Nihon because it has both a Winners AND a Marshalls, my favourite stores to shop at, lol. Well, my newest obsession is house plants, so on my on my most recent trip to Place Alexis Nihon, I had to check out this Canadian Tire to see their plant section. I was a bit surprised to see that they have a little temperature and humidity controlled greenhouse. I saw temperature and humidity gauges around and it felt warmer and more humid in there than regular indoor environments. All the other Canadian Tire stores I've been to, just have their plants in an area in their store, but not climate controlled to be different than the rest of the store. Anyway, it was fun poking around. Since I was on vacation and traveling by train, I was limited in what I could buy, so I didn't make any plant purchases, but they had really cute mini Swiss Cheese plants. I love plants with fenestrated leaves but they are mostly huge, but they had small ones here. As you all know, I'm an equal opportunity shopper, lol, I'll look at plants from big box stores as well as small plant boutiques. I would say that despite being a big box store, the plants here seem well cared for. The rest of the is similar to other Canadian Tire locations. Review #69 (2025)

Before leaving home on the morning of December 26th, I checked the Canadian Tie website to see the…read morebusiness hours. It was clearly indicated in two places that the store was open. I went to the store around 11:00 AM, to find that they only open at 1:00 PM. I called the store to point that out, and the young lady who answered was nonchalant about my complaint. The management of that store lacks competence.

Always lots of choices and varieties here..been coming here for a decade:.some days parking is…read morecrazy here..

Walmart does the job for those who's willing to endure far too many people, many with terrible…read moremanners/propriety to get great deals for things that fit certain needs. Ultimately, for many things, it's all about the price and Walmart does the job. However, if you hate people, particularly rude people or have a phobia being in crowds with people unable to keep their over sized carriage under control to let you pass, you'd be better going elsewhere.

On my recent trip to Montreal, I visited this store twice. The first time was just a "recon" visit…read more(lol!) with friends who were avid fans of Aritzia. For my part, I had never even heard of the store but, while here with friends, I was very impressed by the selection and quality of the clothing I saw. The prices seemed high, but I decided I would return in the next few days to check things out at my leisure. I liked the two-leveled set up of the store, too, with both an ascending escalator in the front and a grandiose staircase in the rear, with changing rooms on both floors. I also like the projected video of fashions displayed on the wall by the escalator and the friendly security guard who greeted me when I entered. The whole place had an artsy-type vibe to it. The clothes all seemed to be of high quality and none of the fashions were too...trendy or edgy. They were all more classic, basic pieces: chunky sweaters, cardigans, pants, skirts, belts and scarves, etc. (Note that this store caters only to women). I really like the Rasa bras with the super-thick straps (kinda dominatrix-y. lol! I thought they were super cool), so I got 3 of them in different colored trims on my return visit. They had a model with white strap trim that I really wanted but they didn't have my size (only a few extra-small and one large). I asked a sales lady on the floor (a young woman about 20 with super long brunette hair. Wish I had taken note of her name) if they had any more of these bras with the white trim in stock. This gal was super nice and friendly and said she'd check her computer. I followed her to the computer station where she checked and said no, they haven't any more of these particular bra models. BUT, she added, the Aritzia store in the Eaton Center (five blocks east) had three of these bras in my size! Argh. I had just come from there and was walking the 3 miles west back to my folks' house. Oh well, I figured I'd backtrack (despite the 90 degree heat wave) and go to Eaton Center to get this bra. I really liked it and hey, maybe the extra walk would compensate for all the wonderful Montreal meals I'd been eating (hahaha. I'd have to walk cross-country for that to happen. But I digress....). I wandered back to Eaton Center and checked out the Aritzia store there. It was way smaller and had a much smaller inventory, but was still well laid-out with the basics there. I didn't see my bra there - only the other models (which I had already purchased). I stopped a sales girl there, asking where I could find this bra in with the white trim, noting the other store said they had 3 of them in stock here in my size. They checked on their computer and said no, the other store was "mistaken". They don't have ANY such bras in their store, not in any size. ARGH. I must add that the sales gal here wasn't too thrilled to help me out. I got the distinct impression that I was putting her out. ARGH. So my shlep 5 blocks east was for naught , and I started the long walk back to my parents' house, passing the other Aritzia store on the way. Such is my experience with these two stores. (I'm rating the store 3 stars because I do love my purchases from here and their product line is sound. Just wish their sales staff got their act together and some were more pleasant).

I dont normally write reviews for anything but my experience today being exceptionally bad i…read morethought i would. I went into the store looking for a bralette i had seen online. In the 15 minutes i was there no one offered me help. I found what i was looking for and another similar style in case the one i had selected wasn't the perfect fit. I didnt have time to try things on so i got in line to pay. The 3 cashiers behind the counter were super rude and when i asked if my purchase was refundable one yelled out:No! Bras final sale! At that point the two bralettes were already scanned and wrapped up. Then i was forced to disclose my full name (???!) even after saying i would rather not to "print the receipt" Since when do you have to take down the identity of the client to print a receipt for underwear? Horrendous experience. Will stick to shopping online

This pandemic is a huge test for retailers! Many are simply not able to cope with distancing and…read morecustomer service. However, Costco makes this part a breeze with efficient line ups, clearly marked areas for waiting, multiple lines for entry or returns. I felt very comfortable going there today; the pandemic made me very hesitant on visiting retailers for fear of unorganized COVID regulations. Walking in was a breeze with a little over 10 minutes to get in. Sanitizers are available in multiple locations to ease fear of getting infected. Paying at the cash was quick and easy and distances are clearly marked on the ground before you pay. If you're into social distancing, I'd stay away from inner isles and stick to the outer ones. If feels good to slowly be able to shop, almost freely again. Thank you Costco for making me feel comfortable shopping again!

the optic centre is not very helpful to resolve a problem. i…read moreordered contact lenses over the phone over 2 -1/2 weeks ago and went to the centre in person to follow up. After talking to 3 people, only one person was honest to tell me that they were never ordered. i told them that I have ap roblem as my last set will be fully used in a few days. They only said that they would order and if could take a long time. They would give me copy of the order. I told them to forget it. It is obvious that there is no effort to help resolve the issue.

This is my local Costco so maybe I'm a bit biased but I really feel like out of the other ones in…read morethe GMA this is the one to go to! They have plenty of your favorite items that have become staples and because this location is a little bit bigger they also stock some of the items you don't find at the other locations. The truth is the store is pretty much always busy but the lines tend to move well. The food court always has the items your looking for in stock and usually serve you pretty quickly too! Another added bonus is the gas station available to all Costco members that give you a pretty good savings!

Why am I reviewing Costco? Because you, dear Yelper, are a perfectionist like me…read more Where should one go for 20 chicken breasts in a bag for $20? Where should one go for 4 bags of bacon for $7? Costco. There are deals people. Just make sure to have enough space in your fridge wto stuff this stuff for the next few weeks/months. This is the place where I go to buy 1-2 select things I really need but always end up leaving with $200-$300 worth of extra junk. I now have enough razors, body gel and deodorant to last me until 2015. Ladies! How you doin'? This place is huge, it will happen. You will buy extra stuff you'll never need. It gets pretty chaotic and people are generally poor carriage drivers, especially since the ones you use here are Americanized. (huuuge!) I make it a point to visit this place 4-5 months before a holiday, because if you're here in August, they'll be selling things for Christmas.

This Dollarama inside the Montreal Trust complex is a great place to get some good deals in the…read moremiddle of the expensive downtown area. You can get stuff for the house, snacks, pets, cold beverages, etc. The store is of good size and it's very well position inside the mall with a large sign to make it easy to find. They have several self checkout registers as well as 1 manned one. A good resource for any visitors or locals in the area.

This place is a lifesaver. Back in my Dawson days, If I ever forgot anything before an exam, I…read morecould guarantee on this place to bail me out. The school supplies were horrible quality, but they were cheap and did the job. Lots of merchandise, quick lines at the cash, and clean/organized ish. Never came here for anything else.