The Walmart Supercentre at Islington and Rexdale is a decent, middle-of-the-road option for basic…read morehousehold necessities. The store features a standard selection of groceries, electronics, and clothing, making it a convenient one-stop shop for quick errands. However, the experience is frequently hindered by long checkout lines and understaffed registers during peak hours. Stock availability can also be hit-or-miss, with popular items occasionally cleared off the shelves. While the prices remain predictably budget-friendly, the messy aisles and minimal customer service mean it is best suited for quick, independent runs rather than an enjoyable shopping trip

Came here to look for something, when I couldn't find it, I see this young Indian walking really…read morefast as if he's trying to avoid customers. I ask him if they have it and where, he just shrugs his shoulders and with I don't know and barges off. This is despicable customer service and absolutely disgusting that this store and company would not train people to assist customers. Some of these Indian staff act like we're inconveniencing them and have ZERO customer service or manners. To this store and company, fix it or only hire staff that will not further lower your image. Also, don't be surprised if your store/company begins losing business as a result of this.They never smile, say thanks, say hello, or have a good day. You have taken a serious downturn in your standards. Not like how this store used to be. All this for cheap labour only

Over the pandemic I had gotten into the habit of ordering my undies online - while super convenient…read more- I realized I really needed to do a refresh and get properly measured again. I remembered being into Sophia's when i was on the hunt for a specialty bra. Not only is the selection excellent - the service was superb - I am a bit of an odd size - the sale s person seemed to have an encyclopaedic knowledge of the stock and lines that may be appropriate and made some alternative selections for me. I will be back!

Excellent service. Knowledgeable staff. Great selection…read more I don't understand reviewers who purchased a bra and then decided it didn't fit and complained about it. Plus, I'd be surprised if the staff let a client leave with an ill-fitting bra. Take responsibility for your own choices.

Debbie is one of the sweetest people you will ever meet. Always felt welcomed, and she listened to…read morewhat I wanted. Her customer service is great, and you can tell she definitely works with accuracy, but still making deadlines. Definitely recommend!

From the owner: Debbie Cordeiro is Canadian-born fashion designer and graduate of Ryerson University. She has over…read moretwenty years of experience working in the wedding industry and her specialties include bridesmaid dresses, custom apparel and alterations. You can also find an assortment of purses, shoes and accessories at the store.

**Quick Pit Stop for Casual Essentials**…read more Uni Qlo at Union Station is a compact, well-placed spot that works perfectly for commuters in need of casual wear. The space is tiny but thoughtfully arranged, making it easy to grab essentials quickly. If you know what you want, you can either have it delivered and pick it up here, or make a short stop to buy it in person. Their small collection of casual wear for men and women is well-curated given the limited space and heavy foot traffic. That said, the experience has some drawbacks. The store is often short-staffed, making it hard to find help when needed. There are only two fitting rooms, and lines can get long during peak hours. The billing counter overlaps with the trial room lines, which can be confusing. Because the store is tiny, you won't find kids' clothing, new arrivals, new styles, designer prints, or products beyond casual and office wear. It's really more of a pit stop than a full shopping experience, perfect for quick essentials but not for browsing a wide selection. Where Uni Qlo shines is in its convenience. You don't have to travel to another location just for pickup, returns are easy, and the casual wear options they do have are solid. For commuters or anyone passing through Union Station, it's a practical stop for small, reliable selections. Beyond that, variety and sizing are limited. Overall, it's a functional, compact store with a thoughtful casual collection, ideal for quick stops but not for discovering new styles, kids' items, or broader shopping options.

This popular Japanese clothing store just opened their newest store at Union Station on 2025-09-05…read more It is opposite the subway station (Bay Concourse). It is a small store so certain departments are missing, like children's clothing; we came here to buy something for our son. My wife had to buy a blouse to make the trip worth it; i told her she didn't have to buy anything! The customer service was good. There is a small cashier area and four changerooms. After you make a purchase of $30 or more, you can at a free tote bag at the exit. There is free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. The are no customer washrooms, but Union Station has washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking and paid parking lots. Review 2025-195

I happened by this little jewel of a store on a recent visit to Yorkville. While a bit…read moreintimidating I was delighted to find a myriad of great fashion. The salespeople while cool at first warmed up quickly and showed me some great styles. Brands are the kind you'd find at Holt's but with way better stylists.

This is far from an ordinary clothing store. It's a Designer store!…read more That's right, take a look around and everything is priced accordingly. Simply add another zero to the price you wanna pay and there you go. Why do I still go, well for inspiration and to see what these designers are up to. When I dropped in recently the door was locked and they had to unlock and let me in. And then they asked that I leave my coffee at the front and not walk around with it. Probably a good idea given how valuable everything is there. But if you want to see interesting collaborations between manufacturers and artists, this will be the place. It's a fascinating look at the direction of street style and attitude. Worth checking out next time you are strolling Spadina and Chinatown downtown.

My first and only obsession is usually food but my quick pass of Kate Spade in Yorkdale changed…read morethat for a moment. A red dress... an eye catching shade that takes it from nice to 'stop & stare' looks. Now I'm constantly looking at my picture of me wearing it and thinking I should have bought it. Regrets... possibly. Kate Spade isn't normally my style but I understand the fanfare from Asian customers. It's adorably cute with a simple easy going American ready to wear undertones. I would think a Stepford wife and mom would wear these to a child's birthday party or a leisurely day in the Hamptons. Tailored but not sucked in tight... Relaxed but not dull... Whimsical & lightly conservative but not boring.... Retro inspired but not old school... you get the idea. This is not my style but this red dress was an anomaly in the store. It was my style... a modern and edgier take on Audrey Hepburn. Just giving you a bit more skin and shape than the OG classics to keep it interesting and eye catching. It's material was unique... though overall it was a summer wear, it was a rich lightweave knit that had so much stretch and give that it hugged every curve in the right spots. Yet somehow it was designed with a nod towards Roman Holidays and allowed the skirt to flow and ripple beautifully in any wind Rome would send me. Service here is just amazing... they all stopped to compliment me when I walked out the change room with 'sincerity'. If they are truly authentic then I have to say it's possibly the nicest service I had in a while... like really nice people in general. If they were trying to close a sale, it's still the best service I've had in a while. Oh, the store is really posh... not quite luxury stuffy but you know you're in a nice spot. The change rooms are a walk in closet size with the most complimentary lighting I've seen and the plush carpeting makes you feel like you're in a boudoir. Maybe I could turn to be a Kate Spade fan ... I could stalk the dress online but I think that's veering towards bad ex behaviour and I haven't even done a first date with it. #FirstWorldRegrets

Everytime I step into the Yorkdale Kate Spade I have a hard time walking out without buying…read moresomething! It's easy to love the products, but the staff at this location are so friendly and helpful. I have shopped at this location a few times and recently visited to buy a gift for my Maid of Honour for my upcoming wedding. The ladies there greeted me immediately and never pressure me. They helped me find the item I was looking for and gift wrapped it for me. I felt that I was really taken care of. I can shop online for Kate Spade, but I go to this location because of the great service!

Primo location for Kensington Mkt. Prices are on the HIGH…read moreside in comparison to other second hand shops on this area. Still a staple of the Mkt.

This wasn't what we were expecting, but I have to give them credit…read more We thought it would be a bargain-style thrift shop. Nope, it's a vintage clothing boutique. So yeah, we found tons of awesome things, but they weren't cheap. But I have to say, it's clean, well organized, and the staff are friendly and very helpful. And some of the pieces are so great it's fun just browsing. We didn't end up getting anything, because we are cheapskates, but I still think it's a great shop in a cool neighborhood.

Loved this place! Had the best dresses around. The owner permanently closed it down to pursue…read moreanother career.

The service was terrible. The worker was rude and impatient. She was rude from the minute we walked…read morein. We did not feel welcome at all and she continued to speak rudely to us as we browsed. We left and bought from Madeline's Boutique instead. I wouldn't recommend buying from this place.