This is one of the places I usually check out when looking for new clothes. They provide very good…read morecustomer service and like to help customers with helpful recommendations. This is a particularly good place to shop if you're looking for unconventional, but very fashionable items. My favourite brand that they carry is 7 Downie Street, who make very nice, colourful shirts and jackets. You can find some more traditional items here too: blazers, suits, ties, sweaters, pants, etc. However, you won't find any shoes or traditional English overcoats like you might at Rego, Harry Rosen, Indochino or Proper Cloth. Also, just be VERY sure about what you buy. This is the only reason I won't give a five star rating. For understandable reasons for a small business, they're reluctant to give refunds if you purchase something and change your mind later. They're happy to give you store credit for most returns, but they probably won't refund you if you change your mind. Ignore the return policy at the end of your receipt, treat anything you buy here as a final sale, and you won't be disappointed. Everything they carry is high quality and they only sell new, never-before-worn clothes.

I've been shopping at Cecil Ward's for 5 years. I always find 1 or 2 items that are unique and…read morematch my style. Doug the owner is fantastic. He makes great recommendations, knows my style and what will fit me well. They offer great quality clothing at fair prices with exceptional customer service.

Highly recommend this Walmart location out of all the Walmarts I've visited in the city, this is by…read morefar the cleanest, knowledgeable and helpful staffs, and great availability of items! I asked where the baby carrots can be found and the young lady in the grocery section pointed me to it, only to meet me shortly thereafter and asked if I found what I sought for? Most Walmarts have staffs that seems to just be there but 1. lack the knowledge of what is where, and more importantly, 2. don't care to help. This one is ideal.

As someone with special needs, I went by to get my exchanged with my soda tank yesterday and a…read moreworker did not helped me at all. 3 times, each one my voice gets clear and louder and the lady still dont understand and told me she only works at fashion find some else at home section. Like bruh I came from there. I found someone else and the second person was more helpful. Walmart, if you gonna hire people, make sure you hire those who willing to work and not those who dont understand nothing and tell you to find someone else at home section. The lady at makeup is really helpful and should get a raise cause she help me and understanding. If anyone need soda tanks exchanged, I suggest any canadian tire. I had to go to canadian tired at stock yard and the worker there is helpful to. Took me less then 2 min to get what I want.

This is a comic book shop in the old ways of Comic Book shops…read more Remember that scene from 13th Warrior where Antonio Benderas watches the viking ship set ablaze as the king is immolated upon the waves? The vikings turn to Antonio and say, "you will not see this again. It is the old ways." That's Red Nails II. The epic sequel to I know not what. If you're looking for a deep dank basement pit filled with comics, and overpriced books on the wall, then this is your place. It's everything you remembered and loved from the 1980s. Right down to the group of regulars and staff that eye you wearily when you walk in. They'll follow you around the store, and no matter how long you pause at something, they will say nothing. Conversations will stop when you enter, only to start up again when you leave. While I have no doubt that becoming an insider wouldn't be all that difficult, it's a question of whether you'd want to. The world of comic books are changing, and this seems a hold back to the days of snooty shop keeps, and childish fans. Now, this could be wrong. I've only gone in four or seven times. But, the atmosphere is not one I've found of acceptance, and people new to comics have not felt comfortable or helped within. And, when there are so many other shops in the city that do make an attempt to welcome and introduce new customers to an art form, there's little reason to stop here. Unless there's something about the old ways you really truly love. Something comforting; like the sacrifice of doomed loved ones, and those closest to them, amongst the heathenish flames, cast upon the rocky seas.

Sam is incredibly helpful. He always offers to stay later if I cant make it before closing. He has…read morealso learned my name and greets me by name every time I call and come to the store. I appreciate this type of attentiveness and small town politeness and service.

If you aren't remotely in touch with your inner sneaker geek and have no interest in sneaker or…read morestreetwear culture, then you probably have no idea that Livestock exists. But for those who don't fit that description, this Canadian menswear shop is definitely on your radar. With locations in both Vancouver and Toronto, they've been a staple location for exclusives and hard to find, rare sneakers since way back. The emphasis at this location in particular is high end mens fashion. Display shelves are sparsely distributed throughout the store so that you can walk around and interact with various lines of products. Upscale and expensive is definitely the trend, with most of the inventory costing in the $100 and up range. That's to be expected though, as they sell world renowned brands such as Nike, adidas, puma, Reigning Champ, Garbstore, and more. From front to back this store is designed to the nines, with so much breathable space surrounding every product. Sunlight reaches almost midway into the store, which is when you realize just how big and deep it is. There's a balcony and some stairs overlooking a 'pit' which is stocked exclusively with cut and sew pieces. They've put a lot of thinking into this location, and the staff are helpful and courteous. A bit out of the way, for sure, but this is definitely a good place to check out if you're in the area.

I've purchased from LS for years and years, and have heard every store from A-Z. I've had my fair…read moreshare of bad experiences online and at the other location, but the staff at this location have always been fantastic with me. I saw a pair of shoes go up that my girlfriend wanted which were botted in a few seconds, and I called this location who let me pay over the phone to secure a pair considering I was driving from Hamilton.

Got some nice items here that were on sale. Got to meet Joe in person & the designer of Monikova…read morewas there so I got to meet her too! Her adorable dog Chilly was there as well. Nice little store. It's not as big as the Queen West store but they have a good selection here as well. Plus the laid back vibe is so nice.

LOVE the clothes here. Fresh Collective is a place that I can only go when I'm prepared to spend…read moresome money, because I know I will always want more dresses than I can afford. The staff have always been very helpful and friendly. The shop specializes in local designers, and generally has very well-made items. This place is pricier than a lot of mall stores, but you'll get great quality clothes that fit well, look good, and last a long time. They offer a selection appropriate for a variety of age groups (I'm in my late 20's, but have also bought some lovely jewelry for my mother at Fresh Collective).

Should you find yourself in the area, and looking to grab a couple of cheap gifts or party…read moresupplies, this is a great place to check in. It's not the greatest of locations, but it does have all the items you'd come to expect. Right now I go straight for the Star Wars hot wheels that are less than half the price they are anywhere else. Ever since they created the $4.00 tier, the quality of items has gone right up.

Ok, so I will admit to not being all that excited about a Dollarama in the Junction. While they did…read moremanage to clean up and occupy the space left by Blockbuster, they still just had to put up this monstrous sign that is out of character with the neighbourhood. That being said, this Dollarama has staff who are helpful and generally friendly. The store is very well organized and clean, and the prices are great. I found some $2 pots that were basically identical to what Home Depot was selling for $9. When you come here, remember that Dollarama only takes cash or debit. Parking is street parking only, but there is (at present) no charge for street parking on Sundays or after 6 pm.

This is a fantastic location, whether you are planning a dinosaur themed birthday party, or looking…read morefor the right baking and gardening tools. As an adult who needs to do adult things, like locking gates, and weeding plant beds, there are few places I'd come to first for incredibly inexpensive tools. When looking to create the perfect birthday celebration, with themed plates, napkins, and accessories, there is no place I would come to first. Large, roomy, and well lit - this is a fantastic Dollarama to move around in. And since they started carrying graphic novels, it scratches that literary itch too!

This is one MASSIVE store. It has everything you need, and I mean EVERYTHING. It's well laid out…read moreand easy to shop. There's really not much else to say about this, after all, it is a Dollarama and we've all been there. The only difference is that this one is new. Just keep in mind, parking here is worrisome (see my Popeyes review).

Danier Leather Outlet was the perfect place to buy Christmas presents for the ladies in my life…read more Wallets, purses, briefcases - all slightly cheaper than their regular stores. This outlet is huge, smells leathery delicious and has (almost) too many sales associates. The selection of leather jackets is insane and they also have other leather clothing, if you're into that kind of thing. Next time I need a full leather suit, Danier Outlet is where I am headed.