Hands down best Marshalls location in city Unfortunately,…read morebecause there are so many homeless and mental health and addicts. They took the bathroom out. That was a nice option, another thing gone. . The store is big, bright, and set up very well

Marshalls is great for houseware items. It's actually my go to…read more Just bought a Tommy Hilfiger shower curtain ($20), an anti microbial liner ($8), and some hooks ($8). One stop shop for my needs and with decent prices on relatively quality items. It's the second set of shower curtains we purchased here and it's by far the best quality which is why we returned for more. The cashier that we go to is very pleasant, and the location isn't crowded so long as you go early in the morning.

I first discovered Uncle Terry's from the Ex. From their name and branding it gives an impression…read morethat they've been around for a while (give me a bit of Honest Ed's feel, I don't know why) but it's actually been about 2 years and this location near Kensington Market being their newest. When you come in, it does give a slight attic smell, which I don't mind. They told me they usually restock on Thursdays and the other location by Sterling Road usually carries even more inventory. I purchased a shiatsu massager and back up Aukey earphones that were new in package from the Ex. However, the earphones didn't work. The great thing is they are one of the few or probably only liquidators that I know that allows for a 7 day return if there's an issue. Normally most discount liquidators I've been to, it's pretty much the final sale. I wasn't able to visit within 7 days, but did send them an email with the issue with the earphones so they extended the warranty for me to come in within the end of the month to get store credit or exchange, which I'm so grateful for. Apparently they sold hundreds of those earphones and only a few came back with issues. I was able to drop by yesterday after work and decided to exchange for another shiatsu massager for my in-laws. What I appreciate about this spot is that it's relatively organized in shelves with multiple copies of an item. There are bargain bins too for $5 if you really want to search for any deals and treasures. I much prefer than other liquidators where usually things are thrown in bins and you don't know exactly what it is until you open it. The staff there was also super patient and friendly. Definitely if you're in the area peek in and see if you score any deals. They will be moving back inventory from the Ex today and the pricing seems to be the same. Though they might offer tax off discounts with cash at the Ex but not at the store.

Uncle Terry's is more then a discount warehouse ... its a sophisticated lifestyle brand for…read moretech-savy urbanites !! Theres always something useful, or unique, or mysterious, or creative, or esoteric, or just lots of fun !! I always leave entertained and never empty handed !!!

Recently visited Panda Mart after the hype died down. They restocked with many holiday decor with…read moreChristmas trees in all heights and colours starting ranging from $12 to just over $100. These are not prelit, but even if you have to buy the lights at full price, it's still worthwhile. The warehouse is massive with many home items. If you need buckets or stools in all shapes, sizes and colours, this is the place. They have a decent selection of suitcases starting for around $30 for a carry on. It's a great option for a point A to B. If it breaks, so be it. The animal wheely chairs are cute and makes a great gift. They start at $28 with nothing over $50. Thry have many hair accessories which makes the perfect loot bag gift for little girls. They start at $0.60 for a pair. This is the place for stocking stuffers, loot bags, party supplies, home stuff especially for newly unfurnished homes. They probably won't last, but it will get you through your student dorm days.

This is a big store! It's literally a Temu warehouse but in real life…read more They have a shortage of shopping carts but I found a shopping basket (the one that rolls on the floor). They have a huge selection of interior decor like fake flowers and home goods. Cons: it's literally so busy, the store is messy and stuff is all over the place. The aisle is a bit narrow it's so crowded it was so hard to move. They did set a limit for how many ppl can go in later on. There's also A LOT OF LITTER! I saw so many Tim Hortons and beverage cups in random spots. Kids were also running havoc. The electronics are sparse. Not sure about the quality. There's a lot of furnitures too like bed frames! I saw some trolley for $15 which is a good deal! Service is nonexistent, there is someone watching and directing the cashier lines (don't worry bout someone budding you)

I tend to find things here when I am not looking. I find that is the best way to shop at Winners…read more Service is friendly enough. Good value for money as well.

This is one of those newer "urban concept" stores that are smaller and a bit more cramped. It does…read morehave more of that urban feel to it than its suburban counterparts. This location has more luxury brands than other locations. I saw a Maison Margiela sweater on clearance for $399 (down from $500), lol. They had some Vivienne Westwood pieces too. Too spendy for my blood, but fun to look at, haha. It's new and bright. It's also connected to the movie theatre.

In-store Ghost Kitchen Pizza review only: Noticed a new…read moresection of the Walmart at Dufferin Mall offering made-to-order pizza and found out it was really "Ghost Kitchens" leasing space to sell pizza. Was told by worker that they could give me almost unlimited quantity of toppings (primarily cheese) offered by them, for no extra charge. Pies are 16" with Plain/"Cheese" $9.99, "Veggie" & "Pepperoni" $10.99, and "Deluxe" for $11.99, and no extra charges beyond that for "double," "triple," or more in quantity of toppings. Tried the "Veggie" with slightly more than "quadruple" cheese and was generally underwhelmed. "Veggie" comes with red & green peppers, black olives, and mushrooms. Mine had no mushrooms due to unavailability. Price still was $10.99. The dough tasted bland and underdone. Not much air pockets. Sauce was watery and also dull. Cheese was great in quantity but not with any intricacies in flavors. The oven used is the tiniest conveyor belt oven we've witnessed (pictured, on table). This could be the source of a lackluster pie... Would recommend ordering with sparse toppings and possibly 2 turns through their conveyor belt oven. If compared to Costco pizza ($12.99 for "Pepperoni" and "Cheese" pizza with generous quantity of cheese and/or pepperoni), Costco was generally superior in all but price. The good thing about this Walmart/Ghost Kitchen pizza is the low price for "Veggie," and "Deluxe" pies, at 16" for $11.99 or less with practically unlimited topping quantities at no extra charge beyond base pizza price (something Costco doesnt offer). Slices are available ($2.99 each, $3.49 for "Deluxe.").

My online Walmart.ca account was compromised and the perpetrators used my name and credit card to…read moreorder $400 in groceries to their address. Walmart has been useless and dismissive in helping me resolve this incident. I have called and emailed customer service, their Privacy Office, Ethics office but all have made it clear they don't care and this is my problem. I will not be ordering off Walmart.ca any longer and encourage others to check out the writeup on the Better Business Bureau about Walmart -- they do not appear to be accredited and there are hundreds of pending complaints. Wish I knew before my identity and money were stolen under Walmart's watch.

Since Bay is closing down for a while, this would be one of the last reviews. I went on the 2nd…read morelast day of the closing clearance and most of the stuff are already gone. There were still some fixtures left unsold, mainly mannequins, clothing racks, and some display stands. I was surprised how much inventory The Bay could get rid of. The jewelry section had a lot of people, but even if those cannot be sold on the last day, I'm sure it won't be wasted. Maybe if more sales event were done before getting bankrupted would have saved them. Now that Canadian Tire bought them out, it would be interesting to see what will be done to the store in the future when they choose some to reopen. I bought a dawn feather jacket from the online store around Dec. The shipping was pretty fast, like within 2 days. The quality was good, very light, but still very warm when I went out on the colder days. I got the black colour as it's the only colour left available. $110 for the dawn jacket was a steal. I really do hope they make good use of the real estate.

I have always LOVED The Bay Queen Street store and it's rich history. I would give it 5 stars if…read morethey didn't replace their lovely cafeteria on the 8th floor and their original food hall in the basement. I literally cried when they closed their cafeteria on the 8th floor and having gone there regularly for years, it was sad they replaced it an empty event space. I hated how they replaced their food service with Olivieri & Bonancini and going upscale was their downfall. The Pusateri's in the basement now overpriced and not as good as their original food hall, which catered to everyday people but now it's an overpriced upscale food place. But I love the clothes floors and the other departments. It's sad other Bay stores are closed but I feel fortunate this store is staying open and I will cherish it with all my heart and I hope it never closes.

O Stars is more accurate. Today , 3O June 2025 and Sultana is the Cashier. And the total she rang…read moreup was $9.95. Ok. But when I went to Tap the amount on that machine said $25.00' so I held back and told her. 'But my machine here says 9.95' and she tapped it with her long plastic nail. 'But this machine, says $25.00' I replied. Sultana looked away. She reiterated ..tap..tap..'but my machine says $9.95'..i asked her which machine should I believe because it's a long process to get a refund, I've been there. 'i dunno..my machine says'...and that was the interaction with Sultana at Walmart today. No. I didn't make a purchase. Left this Review instead. Come on Sultana! And Walmart..your selection of and training of these frontline cashier's leaves a lot to be desired.

This is my usual Walmart if I do not need grocery items. The service was fast and professional…read moreespecially considering the cashier was in training. If I am in a hurry and only need one or two items this is one Walmart for me to just go in, get what you need or want, and get out quickly, especially compared to the larger Walmart stores. Always have had a good to great experience here. Great prices and in stock of usually needed items.

I love that this Marshalls is downtown, yet it's a spacious store and not a tiny Urban Concept…read morestore. It has 2 levels (accessible by escalator or elevator) and has everything that all other Marshalls have (Urban Concept stores often don't have children's clothing, toys, or food items). I love shopping at Marshalls, so they all pretty much get 4 stars from me, lol. My only complaint about this location is that there is actually too much open space upstairs. Downtown Toronto space is prime real estate, right? So fill up the space with stuff! I want more merchandise to look at, and maybe buy, haha.

So far I've only been for cheap iPhone cases, but I just heard a tip: Someone bought a surveillance…read morecam at Marshall's for $50, and it even has a pan feature, wow! Marshall's is kind of like a spiffed up dollar store, but has some great items that you might find at Factory Direct under a pile of Made for TV junk. Think of it as upscale dumpster diving in a nice neighbourhood like the Annex. Nobody seems to know about this hidden time-wasting gem, so feel free to walk around with the fear of bumping into people. It's worth browsing here if you have time to kill, maybe waiting for you movie to start, or restaurant reservation to kick in. The staff seem very chill which is fine for a laid back store like this.

If you are looking to get keys copied quickly then you can head over to these Minute Key machines…read morelocated near the key shop in Canadian Tires. They may also be located in other hardware chain stores but this is the first time that I have seen these machines. You simply use the touchscreen panel to select the number of copies you want and then then select the key design too. These do have some fun designs and I was super happy they had a Toronto Raptors key design. All you have to do is insert your key into the slot and then watch through the clear display window as the machine cuts the new key right in front of you. Clearly the only choice was to get my new key copied with the Toronto Raptors logo. I was pretty happy with the end result!

Bad service no associates on floor Can't find product that…read morehas 6,8,15, on hand Line ups a cash Opening and closing on weekends changing all the time. Pressing service buttons no one comes.

My wife asked me to buy some pantyhose for her as we are going to a wedding. I think pantyhose…read moredefinitely completes an outfit, so I obliged. Service was pretty good although the amount of inventory is intimidating. No real high end brands like Wilford or CdR, which is what I was really looking for. Might come back again.

Cool selection but it's very expensive and I was sold a pair of tights that ripped while putting…read morethem on for the first time (carefully). I called right away, 20 minutes after leaving the store, and was told there was nothing that could be done. Bad business practice. Won't be back.