I'm a regular at Marshall's. 1890 Major Mackenzie Drive, Vaughan, Ontario, Canada . I've been…read morecoming here since they opened up this location. It's close to my house, small enough that I can navigate it quickly. I'm elderly. The store is fairly well stocked, except for housewares and women's plus sizes. It's clean, staff are friendly, great selection, fair pricing. I have never had a complaint until October 3, 2025. After waiting in line a while, I was served by ELLEN . We didn't get off to a great start. I handed her my winners bag to put my purchases in. She told me to bag it myself! I always help, just not when I'm ordered to. My total was about $215. I gave her cash, $220. In 11. $20bills. She counted it 3 times. I finally told her she needed basic math skills. No yelling, no swearing. She got all defensive and mouthed something rude. She then became overwhelmed and went to count it for the 4th time! . Finally a lady came over, told her to relax, breathe, and finished off the sale for ELEN. Ellen was a teenager, caucasion, long brown hair. I'd really like to know who thought this girl would be an asset and a good fit working a register and dealing with customers. I don't believe she had any training whatsoever. I was not impressed at all ( she had a small brain and a big mouth). October 5th, I was shopping again. ELEN was working cash. When it was my turn, I got Ellen. I don't think so, no way! I told the person behind me to go first. As I was being rung through by another cashier, a very nice one, I guess Ellen was finished her shift. She thought it would be cool to interrupt the sale, give the cashier a huge, fake hug, and discuss her work schedule. I was not impressed. It is then that I decided to write a review. I realized we all have to start somewhere, but why stick someone on cash that can't count? We are not a cashless society yet. Many teenagers would love to have a job in this economy, for extra spending money. This girl doesn't deserve this job. I think she should be retrained in cash and social skills, how to talk to a customer, especially elderly customers who grew up with manners. Maybe the stockroom or a factory is more up her ally. . Marshall's should be more careful who they hire to represent their store. If this is who they chose, I would hate to see who they rejected!!

This was my first time at Heartland Town Centre and my friend's been raving about this location. I…read morewas excited to check out what they have in store. This is one of their bigger location with a great selection of clothes, home stuff, skincare/makeup and shoes. It was very comfortable to shop at and not crowded at all. Do note that I was there on a Monday afternoon. We got lucky and found a good amount of clothes on clearance with the red sticker price tags. We found brands like Moschino, Theory, Rebecca Minkoff, DKNY, Herschel, Lazypants. Most items we picked up range from $15 to $30 which is a really good price!

This is another huge Walmart Supercentre in Mississauga occupying a single floor employing lots of…read morepart and full-time people. You can find almost anything you're looking for at Walmart. Every department you can think of and more including services and a McDonald's. Today's visit was to pick up a quick item. The parking lot is a zoo so keep your eyes open lest you run over a pedestrian or vide versa. Checkout lines are usually long and there's a wait...or use the self-checkout option. Prepare to pay $0.05 for every shopping bag you ask for.

Winners is a large department store with brand name products at very decent prices…read more It's part of parent TJX Companies holding that also includes Marshalls & HomeSense so you might notice some similarities in how all these stores is laid out. Winners stores have brand name clothing, footwear, bedding, furniture, fine jewellery, beauty products, and housewares. The consumer target market is drop-in customers as you can't shop on-line (...which is currently the case). On any given week they can stock a product you may never see stocked again. Other Winners stores may not have the same product on hand. If you like it, then I suggest you buy as you can always return it if you change your mind. Staff are helpful and checkouts are fairly quick.

Ok, not quite sure WHY they opened yet another Winners...when there's one just a block south!…read more I came on the Grand Opening and the location is large and new. Fixtures were dark, especially the shoe shelves. They had large flood lights, but I found the lighting quite dim, a bit irritating to me. I think it's done on purpose so you don't know what time of day it is. "Designer" brands were only a few purses on a round 3-tiered shelf in the front. Again, not sure if they're going to expand this into a full-on "Red Carpet" section. Selection-wise, I found it a little better than your average Winners, but again, it's a Grand Opening, so of course they'll have their best merch up front. Line was horrendous, so I left without purchasing anything.

Came here to look for a wedding card. Was hard to find until…read moreI remembered they have a party section and it happened to be there. Everything else was kind of messy though.

Really like how the new renovations in this store look. There is an update to the hot food station…read morewith lots of selection. When we went they had jerk chicken and chinese food. The servers were very nice and offered us samples of the food available. We also looked at the prepacked hot food section, the price was really good for the amount of food they you get. Highly recommend

A very nice modern store that has chic clothing; you can really see the French influence here. I…read morelike how spacious the layout is and the neatness at how the clothes are displayed. Nothing is cluttered here like so many other stores are. Prices aren't cheap, but not very expensive as well. The restrooms are located on the second floor near the mall entrance.

I didn't give the one in Montreal enough of a chance.. this is a really modern and nice looking…read morestore. Lot of brands. Only downside; u have to go to Mississauga :). Toronto downtown could use one.

I would usually browse around before it closed down about 2 years ago…read more The store was really popular and well organized, especially around back to school shopping. Staff were friendly and helpful. It had a good selection of products. Everything things was reasonable well priced and well stocked. Clothing reminds me of bit of Uniqlo but more neutral. Stationery looks like the more popular thing there.

Muji is a Japanese store that brings simplicity, quality, and functionality to all aspects of…read moreliving. Their offering ranges from home goods, clothes, and stationery. In terms of clothes, there are some good basics pieces and they're often cheaper than Uniqlo with similar or better quality. Some of it is a lot more Japanese in nature so the cuts and styles may be a bit different than what you're used to. They offer really great storage solutions for small to large sized items, with the containers being aesthetic as well. Way better than the stuff from Amazon. They have a lot of smaller sized boxes that are great for storing makeup and other toiletries. They also come in a bunch of different sizes and are somewhat modular so you can mix and match based on your needs. I love that the containers can fit into the lids because they have half and quarter sized ones. They carry a toiletries brand called Public Goods that has a lot of no nonsense stuff that doesn't have a lot of additives in it and is refillable. It can be more expensive than other green alternatives though. They often have in-store deals. At the time that I went, you could get a face towel for a cheaper price if you spent over a certain amount.

Great big mall where you are sure to find probably everything you need! There is a Walmart so you…read morecan even get grocery items if needed in addition to your typical clothing stores and appliance stores. You could even get a haircut in one of the many hair salons located inside the mall or go for a spa day too. Whatever you may need, it is likely you will be able to get it at Square One mall.

The worker was following me and my entire family around the store making us feel uncomfortable…read more my baby had to use the restroom and this worker kept watching us as if we were g to steal After I changed my baby's diaper we left without buying anything due to this worker

Marshalls is my recent obsession! However, other than slight organisational differences, I still…read morecan't fully explain the difference between Winners. ;) Sections that I love shopping from are: Housewares (candles, looking at furniture), Gourmet Foods (tea/coffee - pretty cheap!, snacks), & Beauty Dept. I can shop at Marshalls without even glancing at the clothing section! This particular Marshalls, however, does NOT have a "Red Carpet" section which consists of designer goods. So based on that sheer difference alone, the Heartland location is much better! Even the shoes at this location were of inferior quality. Even though this location was dead, there was a bit of a wait in the communal line. Only 2 cashiers on duty, but the one who served me was quite friendly!

I was looking for a very very obvious coat / jacket d/t the distinct color. The "other Marshalls"…read morestores (I called a few in the GTA) had no problem looking up the size but, this location said " we no longer do floor checks". Clearly, this store's manager must have cataracts for it was not SAKS or Bloomingdales. Being "uppity" is NOT called for. A simple look down the coat isle was not going to hurt the sales person momentum at 2pm in the day. Future suggestions: 1. Be consistent with other stores. 2. Offer better customer service. Don't get arrogant many stores did e.g. Eatons, Sears, Mexx, Danier, Nine West, etc. 3. Get rid of the manager/ or coat section sale person.

I was at Winners store at Cloverdale mall today, Dec 8/25 and I got very rudely mouthed off at by a…read moreWinners employee. Very loudly harassed at me after I tried on my blouse over my dress, looked at myself in the mirror and saw the sleeves were too narrow. I gently placed the blouse back on the hanger and set it down. THE WILD STAFF LADY TOOK AN ANGER ATTACK AT ME AND SAID, "YOU SHOULD PUT THINGS BACK WHERE YOU FIND THEM." I was no time in asking for a store manager. However I never got the respect of getting a store manager. This has also been reported to the Cloverdale Guest Services. I am also a 65 yr old senior lady who got yelled at.

When it comes to buying baby toys, they can always be a bit pricey. Winners is the place you want…read moreto check out on that front. Even though it means you need to climb and clamor through aisles of toys which are often pulled off shelves, there are great finds here. Melissa and Doug brand is the best of the best, as is Green Toys. They can be really expensive at other locations, but they're fantastic here. They even have Playmobil in stock more often than not. I always check here, before anywhere else, for great Children's Toys.

Nice big Walmart with everything you need. The UPS inside is very convenient and the worker there…read morewas very helpful

Incredibly frustrating experience with Customer Service and Walmart's photo services that…read morehighlights a serious lack of customer service and organization. TLDR: CS was a disaster. Our photos were damaged, and the "managers" were unhelpful and disorganized when we tried to get a refund. When we placed our photo order in-store, it took about an hour for an older employee to come and process the orders. There were clear frustrations by other customers but since he was pleasant, I let it go. When he got to us, he assured us that if we didn't like the photos or found them to be poor quality, we could get a refund with no issues. His exact words were, "If you don't like the photos or they're bad quality, I'll give you a refund, and you can do whatever you want with them." He then told us to wait for an email to come pick them up. We trusted this information and left, expecting the process to go smoothly. We never received the pick up email. After two weeks of silence, we returned to the store only to find that our order had been sitting on the floor for an unknown amount of time. A younger employee we spoke to didn't seem to care, nor could he tell us how long the order had been there, even though the box was clearly marked with the date of arrival. When we checked the photos, they were damaged--rolled in a way that caused wrinkles, folds, and scratches. The ink on the photos had deteriorated because it had transferred and smudged during transit, leading to noticeable loss of image quality. When we asked for a refund, the same young employee claimed he couldn't do anything and directed us to call a phone number that never connected us to anyone. To make matters worse, he simply left the kiosk and never returned, leaving us waiting for 20 minutes. A second employee with an "assistant general manager" tag then advised us to get a refund at customer service. On our way there, I received an email saying our order was ready for pickup--while I was already holding the damaged products. At customer service, yet another "manager" took 15 minutes to process the refund, even after seeing the clearly damaged photos and proof of purchase, and claiming they needed to shred the photos as part of their policy--the exact opposite of what we were told before. The ordeal continued with conflicting statements from different employees. One claimed they couldn't leave the customer service area, even though he had just done so minutes earlier. More employees got involved, none of whom introduced themselves or seemed to communicate with each other. One of them, with a name tag "Sherry", even gaslit us numerous times (emphasis on numerous) by denying everything we had been told earlier, suggesting that we were lying about our experience. She then blamed FedEx, the printers, and other factors outside of our knowledge and claimed that Walmart had no responsibility for the quality or delivery of the photos, despite us showing her our in-store order confirmation. Adding insult to injury, we were told that they couldn't help us unless we remembered the names of all the employees we had interacted with two weeks earlier. I asked if they could look up the history of purchases and she said no. After leaving in frustration, I returned to ask for the shredded photos, only to be told that they hadn't shredded them yet but would do so in front of me. After another 10 minutes of waiting, the employee emerged with what looked like photos cut up with scissors, claiming they had just shredded them. Walmart Heartland desperately needs to train its employees on basic customer service and internal communication. The managers were not managing. The experience was beyond frustrating; as a Walmart+ member, I will never do business here again.