I agree with others on here! This store is the worst grocery store I have ever been to! just…read moretotally gross.....will not go there again...prices are not good, and the fresh food is disgusting ! No cashiers, and people butting in line up with huge carts filled with stuff..almost left the few items there....so long No frills...you really suck!

The worst grocery store I have ever been too. Produce section is filled with half rotten, dirt…read morecovered produce. Meat section is disgusting. Much of the cheap looking/previously frozen chicken is filled with water leaking from the "previously frozen chicken" . Chicken soaked in bloody fluid leaking all over the packages. You would have to be insane to buy red meat or steak from here as well. Low quality and poorly packaged. The dry stock is hard to mess up so I will give them a pass here. Minus each aisle always ALWAYS having staff ( kids ) on ladders with carts blocking the aisle, many of the boxes are left on the shelves after stocking as well. One till is all you will ever see open. I have never seen more than one open. The self checkout is what it is, although the staff have to bring you bags ( I guess they do not trust us to pay for them.....) .Note the bags are now done as of this week . So the self checkout is hardly viable anymore. Some of the staff seem alright, I note some serious attitude from a few of the young female cashiers, pretty standard to deal with that type of attitude these days so no suprise there either. I would rather go hungry than shop here, today I walked out in disgust and will never ever return. Sobeys isn't much better. Be a champ and drive to a real grocery store in St. Albert. Save on/Safeway. You get what you pay for.

Really great little thrift store. It held a lot more than I…read moreexpected it to. Good selection of everything. The prices were great. I picked up a couple of frames for $1.50 each. There was so much for fabric and yarns! It's near a Fabricland, but if I need a small amount of fabric this place is my first stop!

I found this place by fluke one day. This is hit and miss like any other second hand store…read more Majority of staff are lovely. And yes there is a but? The person who makes it well known she is the boss, can be very vocal and irritating. She says things like "You know how I feel about saying things twice" and "what have I said about doing this. It is a constant, loud conversation that never stops. I don't go there as much as I used to due to my high anxiety and wanting to tell her to stop. Take your conversations somewhere private and let us shop in relative peace. I have been a retail manager for 25 years and would have been having conversations with my District manager if I did this in public. I ask the foundation to have a chat with this lady about professionalism and mutual respect and caring. Please.

Goodwill really lives up to its name! It's such a fun place to explore, especially if you're…read morewilling to spend a little time digging for treasures. I do find it a bit concerning how often the prices seem to go up. I just hope we don't reach a point where folks start preferring new products over the amazing finds in the used items. thank you

So much fun! This place is for treasure hunters who don't mind sifting through used items in bins…read more If you love the thrill of the hunt, this place is for you! You definitely need time to kill and openness to see something you might like. My parents and I have been here a few times. At first my mom was skeptical but now she gets excited to go. We've gotten a variety of clothes, toys, stationary, and household items. With some persistence and luck, you can find some pretty awesome brand names. I've seen brands like Nike, Adidas, Bench, Helly Hansen, North Face, Victoria Secret, Zara, True Religion, as well as brands from Aritzia and Anthropologie. I've also found some great Paw Patrol, Fisher Price, Leap Frog and Disney toys here. Items vary in condition from like new to very worn out. In general I have found most of the items to be visibly clean and without any bad odors. The other thrifters can get quite focused and somewhat aggressive when it comes to being first to pick from the newly stocked bins. The staff roll the bins in from the stockroom and into these allotted "parking"' spaces in the main room. You can gather around the newly brought in bins but the staff will indicate when you are able to dig into the items. Until you hear the go ahead, you are definitely not allowed to touch. After the initial rush, most shoppers abandon the bins and you are free to go through the bins at your leisure. You learn quickly where the new bins are coming in. It's pretty obvious when you see a group of people gathered around an empty space or full bin ready to pounce. They have large metal shopping carts but you are to leave these at the perimeter of the store. You are not allowed to bring these alongside of the bins. It makes me nervous to leave my treasures unattended on the sides of the store. They also have smaller black plastic shopping baskets on wheels which you can bring with you to the bins. This is definitely a unique thrift shopping experience. I joke it's like one step above dumpster diving. It's also a lot cheaper than going to a regular Goodwill store. When it's time to pay you roll your cart over this scale that's built into the floor. You pay by the pound. The cashier will then tell you what you owe. Don't get nervous because it's really cheap. I've paid $17-$22 for an overflowing basket of items. You can definitely get a big bang for your buck if you know what to get. I recommend bringing a garbage bag or large reusable bag to carry your purchased items home.

I was at the register, unsure of the price of an item when the employee named Faith came up and…read morehelped me. She resolved the issue right away. This employee made me feel special and valid. 5 stars all the way, I will definitely be returning to this location!

The deli departments food has gotten gross. The food is old and overcooked. I wouldn't recommend…read moreanything from there.

Sherri from front end had a lot of attitude and was not the kindest person. The produce was also…read moreall moldy leaving us with no healthy options

Everything here is made in Canada, and yes... everything here is gorgeous…read more Made in Canada is a wonderful source for any type of gift or household item you may need, be it jewelry, pottery, serving dishes, glassware, textile goods, etc. They have "Going Out of Business" signs all over, and when I chatted with the owner he said that over 25 years in business was enough, he was packing it in and looking forward to retirement. There are some deep discounts available, so you had better hustle over there ASAP.

I am shocked that I am the first to write a review for Made In Canada as it is such a beautiful…read morelocally owned business with a kind and sociable owner. I was greeted right as I was coming in the door and enjoyed a brief discussion with the owner about the weather and the Fringe festival before scoping out the items he has for sale. The store is absolutely brimming with the most beautiful art,gift ware,and jewelry all of which is created by fellow Canadians. I picked out a gorgeous pair of really detailed seahorse earrings made in Victoria for $29.00. Admittedly the prices are a bit high on certain things but if your concerned with getting quality goods as well as shopping locally from a store that really values your business I think it is worth it here. I will definitely be back and if you make alot of trips to our downtown core I sincerely hope you will pay Made In Canada a visit as well.

Such a little gem of a thrift store. You can tell that the people who work here take pride in what…read morethey do (and I love that my cash goes back to the community). I can never seem to leave without buying something.

CASH ONLY. But there is a bank machine 30 seconds up the street or right across the street at the…read morepub. This store is very quaint, family-ran, and the prices (on almost everything) are waaay lower than at a "big name" second hand store. It's pretty crowded in the store, you do spend a good portion of your time either in someone's way or with someone in your way lol, but the adorable lady that runs it is soooo nice. There's usually a few FREE items outside on the sidewalk (weather permitting) as well. Not a huge selection of clothes, the majority of the clothes they have are either for toddlers or older generations, they've got a fairly extensive Linens/Fabric/Sewing Misc. section, and LOTS of household-y stuff, mostly Kitchen related. Big selection of picture frames as well.

My mother recently passed and I was looking for a good place to donate her items. I wanted to…read moredonate to a Women's Shelter or to Ukrainian refugees but I didn't have what they wanted/needed. You see, my mother liked to collect pretty things, and my family doesn't have the space for all her salt and pepper shakers, Christmas decorations, eagles, owls, wolves, chefs, dishes, etc., etc. But I didn't want to just shove them off to just anywhere. I wanted it to mean something. Thankfully, I can do that here. I came to the MCC on the recommendation of a friend who volunteers with the Yeg Water Warriors. She told me that MCC helps YWW as many other organizations in the community and beyond. I Googled them and found that it was even better than I'd been told. I can breathe a sigh of relief that the sale of my mother's beautiful things will go to good causes, as she would have wanted. Staff was excellent and helpful. We checked the store out before we left, and found it to be clean and organized. We bought candles and a jacket. I'm going to be back after I declutter my house to bring them more, because I support what they do. I think I'll buy some of that coffee too. Thanks everyone at MCC for making me feel better about giving away my Mom's beautiful, but space consuming things.

149st location was great but nice to heat they are moving to bigger south side location. Hope they…read morekeep their 3 items for $2 rack! Wish they'd go back to the $7 book basket! Great mission to help people in Africa.

My first impression of this store is that it is big and full of discounted items. There is a wide…read morevariety of merchandise here. This store has furniture, clothing, household cleansers, appliances, food, toys, and more.My mom bought a handheld massager. She didn't have to wait in line to pay and she said the cashier was nice. The staff were about to have a fire drill so we booted it out of there before we would have to participate. I didn't spend a long time here but next time I'll probably leave with something. You definitely need time to look through all the things.