Their new store on St. James is definitely much nicer than their old one or you would actually trip…read moreon the tiles that were lifting and the washrooms were beyond disgusting. Prices are pretty good. I wish they would return items sensitive just exchanging them or giving you a credit

I especially love going there for the area rugs and dog supplies.. best prices everread more

First visit to Vintage Glory. Lots of cool vintage clothing..however sadly almost NONE of it was…read morepriced. When I asked about this .the owner said.."you can ask we will tell you the price". Although we found a few items..we did not have time to run each up to the front to "ask for the price". Not a great experience unfortunately or a great way to do business.

What a wonder of Winnipeg!…read more I had an ecstatic time looking through Doug's shop. From the outside of the shop, you can't tell by its size the number of vintage gems there are inside the store. There are beautiful, value-priced clothing and accessories from myriad decades. Doug is kind and passionate about his vintage collection, and he can tell you the story behind every piece!

I love GAP Factory Outlet stores. I couldn't tell you when I last visited a regular GAP store. I'm…read moremore of an outlet person. I had to walk in and check this store out. Like Old Navy, its sister store at this outlet mall, this GAP had articles of clothing that I liked. There were a lot of cargo pants. Fleece cargos seemed to be popular and on sale. If you in need of a t-shirt or several, this store had many on clearance. I have a mini fruit t-shirt collection happening. I picked up a t-shirt with mini strawberries on it. It would be perfect with my recently acquired watermelon t-shirt from Old Navy, and my cherries one at home. I didn't bother going into a fitting room that was fairly busy on a Monday afternoon. I tried it over what I was wearing. It fit nicely. It was mine for $8.99, with another 40% discount on top of it. I saw a Squishmallows graphic t-shirt for kids. Why can't they make one in adult sizes? I'd totally buy and wear it proudly as a Squishmallows fan. I headed to the checkout area. There was a bit of a lineup. i got the friendliest man who helped me with my purchase. I entered my phone number associated with my GAP rewards. I let my discount accumulate some more. I paid with a debit card. Done! He asked me if I needed a bag. I was good stuffing it in my Old Navy bag. It allowed my fruit t-shirts to mingle. I thanked him and happily left with my purchase. I enjoyed dropping by this store. I got a good deal on a t-shirt. I'd come back to visit this store again the next time I'm at this outlet mall. (293)

Amazing slightly on used products, Great prices, Friendly helpful staff, Great parkingread more

We thrift-shopped and camped our way from Montreal to Manitoba, and while I know that's not…read moreeveryone idea of a dream vacation, for me it was heaven. I love seeing what a community is discarding or donating for a second life, and I love the people in thrift stores who are all, like me, looking for a treasure, however they'll define that. And I especially love the community spirit of these small town shops where folks - mostly older ladies - are hanging out and exchanging news and giving old items new purpose and raising money to help each other out. The MCC thrift stores are I think my favourite. Mennonite Community shops in prairie towns. You have to get lucky here just like everywhere else, nothing in life is guaranteed, but anywhere you can thrift with an older community that values quality goods, and where demand is low you are going to find some beautiful things at very low prices. The Kildonan MCC is a Winnipeg example of the above, not as exceptional as the ones in smaller towns, but it's not in the city center either, and it's quite large and we did find some gems here and definitely found good vibes.

I love this store. Always fresh products good selection of…read moreCoca-Cola and flowers fruits. The prepared meat and seafood department is my favorite. Always to come back

The cashier in the "quick" checkout counter at the Crestview store was very rude to me when I was…read morein line to check out my purchases, he displayed real anger when I placed my two goods behind the small divider separating the one item left from the customer ahead of me. He physically grabbed my two items and pushed them back about a foot, I called him out on his anger but he had no real explanation for his actions. We've been a shopper at this store for at least twelve years, this was the first time I've experienced a person like this, our experiences with staff prior to this point has always been excellent and without reproach. I'll certainly avoid this person in the future.

Tips: - The clearance deals on shoes are on the back wall…read more - The largest women's shoe size for most shoes in this store is a 10. I own two Adidas items in my wardrobe: - A purple t-shirt - A front-zip Minnesota Wild Adidas hoodie Both items are so comfortable to wear. They also have a nice softness when you wear them. I got both on sale at Kohl's and The Hockey Lodge, respectively. I thought that I'd check out this store at Collection Outlet Winnipeg and see if I could expand my Adidas wardrobe. I liked the women's sneakers. Out of the entire batch, I only found two pairs that were size 11. It's slim pickings if you have large feet for a woman. If you are size 10 and under, you'll have better success. I didn't want to get a men's pair. The colours weren't cheerful to me. The track outfits looked nice. They were discounted, but not heavily. I played with a basketball. This store had nice basketball designs besides your typical brownish colour. The one that I was bouncing around was inflated nicely. This place also a decent selection caps. I didn't see a huge discount happening in this section, either. It was great browsing. I just wish that there were more women's size 11 shoes available. Maybe I'll have better luck next time I'm back at this store. (252)

I love the selection in this store . Locally made goods and cute clothes that don't break the bank…read more I bought a beautiful bracelet made from Japanese silk and up cycled one of a kind mittens. Staff are super friendly and kind. Just an update for those who like gifts that matter They are selling the cutest wooden houses in support of mental health . All the proceeds go the maker which is really amazing. They have a map of Manitoba and come with a little star so you can place your town on the map. For 15-20 dollars they are a steal and will look super cute in my kitchen. The staff said you can email the maker for custom provinces. I think they would make a great gift for a great cause.

[In all fairness, I can't really review this place since I didn't shop there.... but my boyfriend…read moregave me the most amazing present from here so I just wanted to show some love] Here's a tip for all the guys: It's the little things that count. Yes, you can show up in a flashy car or buy rounds of drinks for my friends or take me to $300 dinners... but what I'll remember in 10 years... what will make me want to stay around for 10 years, are the little things. You can make me feel like I hung the moon by remembering a special moment. My S.O did this with a trinket from Out of the Blue. It was a beautiful necklace with a sand dollar pendant. It was so special that the moment I opened it, it triggered a proustian memory and I was back to that beach in Africa. back to 2007 when he was Obama-ing it up meeting long lost relatives in the motherland and I just happened to be staying at his birth father's house while I was volunteering in the village. You know... the usualboy meets girl story. I left for Kenya and got trapped in the makings of a civil war. Passport stolen, city locked down, the sound of sirens and the smell of burning filled the air. This man, this guy who knew me not even in a biblical sense for just a few weeks took a 16 hour bus ride across 2 countries to make sure I was ok. We ended up hiding away at his cousin's beach house on a empty strip of sand in a remote village while he fed me pineapples in the day and at night I would wake up crying from memories of men with machetes burning down churches full of children. All he could do was tell me it was going to be ok. It was our morning ritual to make the only footsteps on the beach and collect sand dollars whose bodies wash up on the shore after their death. Every little sea creature skeleton wiped away a fearful memory until there were no more night mares... and after awhile they weren't marine corpses anymore but reminders that though life can be horrid, heartbreaking, gruesome, unfair, dire, terrifying, it still has the capacity to be beautiful and birth love. When I opened that sweet little cardboard box, all those feelings came flooding back to me and that necklace isn't just a necklace, but a visual reminder of a memory of the heart.

A pretty depressing place. They have mostly self check outs but several staff are working at them…read moredirecting you to a register and then pouncing on you when you have finished paying asking you give them five stars on the lego minecraft total $19.86 The item I went in to purchase was $10 more then the online price witch was $29. Pretty sneaky business practices especially in the current economic climate.

Bought a truck battery under 2 years ago that is faulty. Warranty is advertised. I haul it down…read morethere with receipt and CS told me to contact the manufacturer direct. Took the battery home. There's no direct line to Maxx Everstart. Call Walmart numerous times to get the number but they won't answer. Go back there to ask for a number. The CS rep finds "pissedconsumer.com" and shows me the phone number while rudely clearing her throat and rolling her eyes. Get home, and it's a wrong number. Call national CS. Can't help me in any which way. Ive spent 10s of thousands of dollars at this location and have never as much as returned a thing. One attempted warranty claim and I'm going to be putting that money elsewhere going forward.

The store is filled with crap and when you bring quality name brands they don't want them. They…read morewant the crap.

I haven't had any bad experiences shopping at Plato's closet and have found some decent deals on…read moreclothes. The poor review pertains to dealing with selling clothes/shoes. They low ball you on everything you offer even if the items are high value bands and in perfect condition - it is not ideal it to bring expensive items here to sell, you will NOT get your moneys worth. They also reject a lot of stuff too like mentioned in other reviews that seem to be in way better condition and more modern style than what you see in their store. Overall I wouldn't take a special trip down there to sell things unless I was already in the neighborhood and needed to kill time.

I was very impressed with the staff until I sold something to them and was paid with a counterfit…read more100 bill.Although they agreed to replace it when I got there they changed there mind and made me feel like I had done something wrong.Three different stories on the denominations of bills they paid me with all were incorrect.Be careful I should have looked better but I made the mistake of trusting them.If they would have been honest and not got me to go all the way down there I would have just thought a hard lesson learned.There was no need to make me feel I was doing something criminal they were.

I live in Churchill, MB. I have my own old house that I am renovating and decorating. I stop in to…read moreThe Old House Revival everytime I travel through Winnipeg. If you love antiques and architectural salvage, it'll be like being in a candy store for you. I've bought old windows, old wooden doors, columns, Newel posts, vintage pressed tin ceiling tiles...the place is awesome. The prices are reasonable and, in my case, because I live 'out of town' they agree to prepare/crate items for shipping.