Very clean store. It's well organized. No smell like stale clothes in store. Items all in good…read morecondition. Prices very low. Senior discount.

Some decent finds but way too pricey! Books are reasonably priced, not sure about clothing as I…read moredidn't look at any. The MCC thrift shop on Chalmers is a MUCH better place to find bargains for actual thrift shop prices & much larger.

It's one of the last thrift shops left that still have thrift shop prices! The store is smaller,…read morethere were a few outstanding clothing finds, but it's hit and miss at every shop. Inventory is low on furniture, electronics and toys.

I still find wonderful movies here at great prices. I've been going to Goodwill for years the staff…read moreis friendly, and the goodies are worth it! I wanted to test a vcr player at one of the stores recently, and they had a minor issue with the usual plug in. One of the staff, Doug, helped me out, and pointed out a different plug I could use, and I got a great antique vcr player for nice bucks! Works like a charm and looks great.

We have always enjoyed the selection and field staff at Goodwill. Great selection of items that…read moreneed a second chance and really good prices as well.

Their prices have skyrocketed. Bargains are hard to find. Personal hygiene products are priced…read morehigher than new ones at the retail stores. It's not worth the trip anymore. Used to love thrifting.

The Salvation Army Thrift Store has now moved to 675 Empress Street, near the Chapters Book Store…read moreand Montana's Restaurant. It was formerly at 1030 Empress Street.

My wife and I love the Salvation Army Thrift stores. We donate a ton of our gently used vhs tapes…read moreand vcr players each year. We also shop there to contribute back. We find lots of wonderful clothes at great price which helps the SArmy fund third work. And when you donate items you can get discounts on future purchases. Win-win. Salvation army thrift stores are a more direct charity than the other thrift stores that promote ties to charities. Look it up... you'll be surprised like like we were.

great daycare! better workers! hands down the best daycare In the city!! Great at communicating and…read morevery accommodating for children's personal needs

I went to James Child Care as a kid for a couple years and they were the best years of my…read morechildhood. I have such fond memories there and I love how they had so many activities for us that you never got bored. The location of the day are is also a huge plus too. I'm 19 now and wish I could turn back time and relive my experience there. 10/10 recommend this daycare.

My husband and I were searching for well-made, stylish furniture all over Winnipeg. It seemed that…read moreeverywhere we went (the big name stores) had okay looking furniture made with particle board and cheap materials. We heard about Elan through a friend and ended up buying all of our furniture (couch, chair and storage ottoman) from there. Not only is everything made in Winnipeg, it's made with high quality materials and a hardwood frame. You also get to pick out your fabrics so you can custom design your furniture. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. They care as much about how good something will look in your home as you do. For the price (which is extremely comparable to every major store), you get 5x the quality and style. We love Elan!

Very disappointed in this company. I took a risk on a local company and regret it! This chair cost…read moreme $3000, a major purchase I waited years to make. I'm an older woman with no children -- the chair has hardly been used. Unfortunately, after just over a year, flaws have come up in the upholstry. Elan/Verve Design + Workshop doesn't stand behind their product in any way. They want $1,400 to fix it. No offer of any kind of help other than to look for a cheaper upholstery shop to do repairs, but haven't heard back in 2 months. I expected so much better in quality and service. Save your money.