Cute shop! Came in just to look and walked out with a nice pair of wedge sandals and a purse for…read more$10 total! Great hidden gem and I think most items are $5 each. Great thrift store! The owner was nice to talk to as well. Definitely worth checking out if you love a great thrift store. Lots of jewelry and kids section as well.

Maybe a 3.5 star, because it was so clean…read more This Value Village opened up in the old location where the Treasure Hunt used to be (which is now reopened in the old spot that the Rossy Store vacated), in the 1000 Islands Mall in Brockville. It's HUGE, bright and clean, with well marked sections. There didn't seem to be much staff running around in order to help, although there were quite a few people when we were there. They offered quite a large selection of kitchen ware, clothing, and other housewares - all of it clean. And there were some decent prices. I will compare things when we go back, as they have just opened.

Service was self service But attendant was nearby…read more Clothing was the BIG ticket Plenty of choice in all sizes for men, women and children Prices were low but still spent too much Glad I checked it out Will definitely return

The Canadian Tire in Gananoque was the place I headed to first when I was growing up and needed…read moresports equipment. In fact this is where I picked up the first fishing pole and lures that I bought myself. Thank you, Gananoque Reporter paper route. Now as an adult, when I'm back home I still go there to find the stuff that I need around the house first. Propane for the barbecue, replacement appliances, emergency sporting goods. Yes, you can have emergency sporting goods. Ever realize that the river froze in front of your parents place and you need hockey sticks and pucks? STAT??? Well, Canadian Tire saved me. The staff are always friendly and helpful and will give you any advice you need on projects or equipment you need to buy. Myself, I can't go in there and not pick up something. Oh, and the gas bar out front (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/canadian-tire-gas-bar-gananoque) typically has competitive gas prices and gives you Canadian Tire money with your purchase so that you can go back and get an emergency bag of pucks.

Friendly helpful staff, (and often customers) make popping in here pleasant and useful. Special…read morethanks to the staff members who got my keys to me into the parking lot before I had to check every pocket and bag to discover I had left my keys at the cash. This definitely my place of choice in Gananoque for garden supplies. Unfortunately I do find that sometimes it doesn't have the range of plumbing/electrical supplies I want.

I've been waiting to come here…read more Stopped into this Winners and was really impressed by the selection. This location felt much bigger than what we're used to in Montreal and had a lot of items you don't typically see back home. There were plenty of high-end products at great prices, especially in the skincare section lots of good brands and solid deals. Easy to browse, well stocked, and definitely a great stop if you're looking for value or something different. Would absolutely pop in again if I'm in the area.

Listen, y'all, I love Winners, so all Winners locations get at least 4 stars from me, lol. This one…read moreis the lone Winners in Brockville, ON. I guess in a town with a population of 22,000, the fact that there is even a Winners is awesome, haha. They don't have a Marshalls though :( The thing I love about stores in small towns, and Winners is no exception, is you can find things that are usually sold out in stores in bigger cities. Our last visit to this Winners was during Phase 2 business re-openings of the Covid-19 Pandemic. So nail salons, hair salons and barber shops were just re-opening, but lots of people, including my husband, were hesitant to visit such businesses, given the media coverage of the recent huge outbreak at a nail salon in Kingston, ON, that resulted in over 500 people having to quarantine/self-isolate (not to mention that prices have increased for these services due to additional costs related to following guidelines like masks for all employees, extra cleaning, etc.). All this is to say we have been looking for clippers to cut my husband's hair for a while, and they were hard to come by in Ottawa, but this Winners in Brockville had tons to choose from! We got the basic 22 piece set for only $16.99. (Background info: I have been cutting my own hair (long with layers) for 8 years now, but the hubster was still going to the barber shop, how ironic, I know, but after we got this kit, I cut his hair for him (my first time cutting hair other than my own) and it turned out really well, despite the fact that I am self taught and my technique is to "cut by intuition" lol). I am happy that my husband no longer has a shaggy mop on his head. And he even conceded that this amateur did a better job that some "professionals" he's been to who charged more than the cost of the clippers, lol. The selection of other items in the Winners was also pretty good. I'm usually able to find something that interests me on every visit. This location is in a plaza with a Dollar Tree, a La Vie en Rose, Sally Beauty Supply, and a Michaels (and a few other businesses as well). During non-pandemic times, my husband would usually grab a coffee at the Starbucks in the same plaza and sit there and have the coffee and poke around in his phone while he waits for me to shop. So for partners who hate shopping, there is that choice available, or at least there will be again sometime in the future. Lots of free parking in the plaza parking lot.

While strolling through downtown Alexandria Bay we came across this 5&10. We were hoping it would…read morehave some true 5&10 qualities in this retro kind of small town. Upon entering we found that this was not quite the case. There wasn't anything 5&10ish, not even a few penny/ super cheap candies for kids. This store is full of souvenirs that are pretty much the same as the other stores on the strip. Most of them are pretty cheesy but they had some decent options if you wanted a Christmas ornament or some cute lake house decor. There were plenty of t shirts, mugs, shot glasses, small items with a variety of peoples names printed on, etc. There were some items that didn't have Alexandria Bay or 1000 Islands plastered across which was good. I think the 5&10 name and sign is misleading but if you have time to kill and come and look you might find something you like.

Take a picture of your license plate. Luckily I listened to my Yelp friends. Regardless of what…read moreyou're buying, this is one of the first questions asked. The bathrooms live up to the hype. The friendliness of the staff exceeds any imaginable hospitality you may think of. Finally you can feel the pride and care of this place. Family owned and proud. Worth the stop.

Conveniently located before the border into the US, many liquors are clearly labeled if made in…read moreCanada. When entering and leaving, be sure to wait for the proper gates to open and close, and there is only one way to go in and out. As another reviewer said, make sure you know your license plate number too. Staff was able to tell me that if I buy enough alcohol that paperwork would be filled and I would be charged extra at the border is all, but no real limits seem to be present otherwise. I am sure if you buy a huge quantity you may need to be able to briefly explain yourself such as if you have a detailed list ready of who you want to give to and why. Staff is very helpful about which liquors have stronger flavor and which have stronger liquor. This is a basic concept that I feel has gone over many others' heads because they just want to sell me something based on some potentially correct science that may be entirely useless for my taste buds. The variety is here if you want that last minute mainstream grab or you get something here that may be harder for you to get elsewhere. There are several varieties of maple liquor. If you love sweeter tasting and a pretty looking leaf bottle and are from the US, get what I got. Sounds like I need to look for a teddy bear and use the bathroom next time by the other reviews!!

Love the May Court for a boutique style thrifting adventure. Volunteer staffed, community driven…read morethe members of the May Court are a passionate and friendly bunch. I love dropping in and browsing the racks and hearing the local chatter. Excellent spot to pick up vintage greeting cards. FYI CASH ONLY!

I have lived in Gan area for many years but moved away a few years ago. There was neer a good…read moreclothing store in town to buy currently trending clothes, you always had to go to Kingston which could be a pain if you relied on your parents for a ride as I did in high school. I got a giftcard to steel for Christmas this year and went to go check it out, I had very low expectations. I was SO impressed with this shop, it's trendy, modern and full! So many things and very well set up! I reccomend a visit! You wot be disappointed! Also, they have an amazing sale section!

Love all the choices at Steel! If a store was created for my style, then this is it! Prices are…read morevery reasonable for name brands. Socially conscious purchasing. local and international designers fill this uniquely hip merchandised store! Stone walls and old worn floors make you want to seek out treasures. There is new stocked out on the floor every time I visit! Can't wait to go back soon!