We loved our visit here! It's funny we don't celebrate Christmas so we were in no need of a tree…read moreyet we had a great time! Lots to do on the farm, no admission fee and no need to book for a visit so wonderful in these Covid times! Our kids had a blast they saw little bunnies and went on a wagon ride. Then they went tubing and zip lining and lots of fun on their play structures. We warmed up with some hot chocolate and cookies. Then walked by the bridge for nice picture and lovely river views. Really worth a visit!

Here's the weirdest thing about @Home that I can come up with. Try to find it on the web. I've…read moretried countless times and I get the feeling it's the "@" that messes the whole thing up. I'm glad I took a picture of this place so at least I have proof that the place exists. Outside of its inability to be found in any Google search that I've tried, once you step into @Home, you're in for a decent time. @Home is a kitchenware store with a large assortment of different items that you can use in the kitchen or dining area. The items range from the strictly utilitarian (e.g., spring form pans - nothing fancy there) to the imaginative (e.g., elegantly shaped wine decanters). If you're looking for some interesting décor add-ons for your kitchen, or looking for something to theme your next party, this is probably a good place to start. It's not just the variety, but the quantity of items that is also overwhelming. There's tons of stuff that you can go through and, if you're so inclined, it's pretty easy to kill a half an hour in this little shop. Add to this it is an independent store and not a larger chain, so if you're into helping out the smaller business, this is a great store for you. Just don't try to Google your way there. Just get to Earl Grey Drive and look for the place in the picture.

Went there today because we had a plumbing emergency and arrived close to close. We found…read moreeverything we needed except for one last part because the fitting area is such a mess. Guy kept hounding us since we got in there they were about to close. We had enough told him what we thought of him and left. Zero customer service in this place, the older guy couldn't even get off his a$$ to help us? Supposed to be supporting the community etc? 30 years I supported local well never again. Gladly went to Canadian tire found what we needed and better quality as well. Home Depot , Canadian tire a lot more better service. This home hardware needs to just close down or hire people who want to actually work their.

I ordered an item on-line and went to Lowe's Ogdensburg (2001 Ford Street Extension, Ogdensburg,…read moreNY) after receiving a notice that the item was ready for pick-up. My wife and I did some in-store shopping after getting our pre-ordered items from Lowe's self pick-up area. Staff in the store constantly watched me and my wife and aggressively made their presence known to us. (How often are you in large stores when you can't easily find an employee to help you?) Staff at Lowe's Ogdensburg were hovering around us during the entire time we were in this store. From a distance, one employee would yell, "Can I help you?" A few minutes later this annoying behaviour was repeated by another employee, one after the other, with about a total of five staff members watching us and behaving inappropriately. Soon it was obvious store staff weren't interested in helping us, but rather were watching our every move as we looked at different products in their store. It was more than just annoying; staff was being disruptive to our browsing and making it obvious that they were watching us. A male employee came over to us with a fake smile on his face. Soon as this employee got my attention he aggressively demanded to know where I had parked my car. This male employee asked me the make and colour of my vehicle and where we lived. Next, he demanded to know where I had parked my vehicle while stating, "I want to make sure that it's not parked somewhere it shouldn't be." This employee wouldn't leave until I told him and then he immediately departed the store looking for my car in the parking lot. Lowe's was almost devoid of customers, so I'm sure that finding my vehicle in the parking lot wasn't difficult. A short while later this same male employee comes back and states to me, "It's not your vehicle. I found the car and it doesn't belong to you". When I simply shook my head in disgust he added, "Where it's parked is okay!" He didn't want to believe that this expensive late-modeled car belonged to me. I had chosen about $100.00 worth of products to buy and placed everything on the counter. At the cash register a female employee loudly demanded, "You have to pay for everything." Next this rude female employee demanded I show her my driver's license before she would scan the products I was buying. The cashier defiantly said, "I want to know who you are." This cashier again very loudly stated, "You have to pay for everything." I was wearing shorts with empty pockets and a t-shirt. Also, I wasn't carrying any bags. Just what did she think I was trying to swipe, a wooden toothpick? While I realize theft is a problem in many stores, I don't steal. Why I was targeted for this type of abuse from staff at Lowe's is beyond me. I'm honest and only wanted to buy a few needed items, not sold at their stores in Canada. Given what occurred I won't be ever going back to Lowe's in Ogdensburg or anywhere else in the USA. Lowe's you have now lost a Canadian customer forever.

In October 2017, I paid Lowe's in advance to install 23 replacement windows--four need to be…read morereinstalled, and the installer voided the warranty on the other 19, all of which need to be replaced. In the past 8 months, I've made 50 phone calls to Lowe's, but the windows have not been done. They are intentionally dragging their feet, hoping I will give up.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Greenhouse that sells plants in…read moreNavan. Prices are lower than other speciality plant shops and they have rarer/less common species. The Long Version: I'm late to the plant party, but I recently started getting into plants. I look for low maintenance plants that thrive on neglect, lol. I started with air plants, which I bought at Wild Willy's, which is near my house. There I saw these strange plants called Living Stones/Lithops. I had never seen these before and they fascinated me. I decided to do more research on them. I discovered that during the Winter and Summer they only need to be watered once or not at all the entire season. And in the Spring and Fall they only need watering once every month or two. That is super low maintenance! I was talking to one of my coworkers about them and she said she saw them at Robert Plante and she was going that weekend. After a few texts and photos back and forth, she picked one up for me. I was thrilled to pay only $12.99 for them instead of $18 which was the price at Wild Willy's. The Lithops are cool and unusual and I love them. I decided to go to the store myself to poke around. Navan is a bit of a hike for me, but it's not far from Orleans, where my parents live, so when I was out there visiting my parents, I asked my mom if she wanted to go look at some plants and she did, and one of my nieces also wanted to join. So off we went. The place is huge. So many plants! I loved just looking around. They had succulents (my favourite type of plant), cacti, air plants, regular leafy plants (lol, I know that's not the proper term, but y'all know what I'm talking about), and even carnivorous plants. They had plants of all sizes from tiny to huge. They had olive trees and kumquat trees and so much more. I ended up getting more Lithops because I found some red/orange ones. They were in a smaller pot and only $6.99. I also got an air plant for $4.99. My mom also got an air plant. Hers was a bit bigger so it was $5.99. And she got a succulent that looks like a rose for $6.99. There's a little food truck inside the greenhouse that sells coffee and other drinks and also hotdogs, sandwiches and snacks. I got my niece some ice cream from the food truck, which is called the YOLO Coffee Truck. I'll write a separate review for the food truck. Staff were pleasant. I needed help finding some Haworthia Cooperi, a plant I really wanted to get and staff were able to take me to them. Unfortunately they only had the pointy leaf variety and I was looking for the rounded leaf variety :( I had such a good time at the greenhouse even though I didn't get a Haworthia Cooperi like planned. Lots of free parking in their private parking lot. Review #58 (2025)

Great selection reasonably priced. Excellent service, helped me make a choice for the occasion…read more Will recommend and visit again. Anxiously waiting for spring to go browse and pick plants.

The last thing this little store needs is more people crowding through but I can't help myself…read more This is the perfect little shop in the perfect little town to browse for that little gadget you didn't know they made but that you now need desperately. Have fun!

I have to tell you a secret: I hate painting!…read more But if I have to do it, I am going to get quality materials to make the job go more smoothly. I love the service from the staff, and quality of paint we get at this shop. I will be back. This is basically a small hardware store, but they sell a bit of furniture too. PS: I'll be painting very soon, and look forward to it! Yay, a new room in the house, and the rest of the house looking refreshed! There's nothing like springtime, is there?!

From the owner: Rely on Bond's Decor Ltd for all of your paint and furniture needs in the Stittsville area. We…read moresupply high-quality paints for commercial clients at retail level and at wholesale prices for the general public. We also have a selection of stylish furniture items for sale. Give us a call for more details today or visit our website for more details. Benjamin Moore, PPG Paints, Sikkens Prolux Stains,Olympic Stains

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cute shop that sells all things…read moreCanadiana! Everything is made in Canada too. The Long Version: Looking for poutine motif items? Or a tote celebrating Montreal bagels? How about stickers of characters from the show Degrassi High? Or a mug that expresses your love for the Ottawa neighbourhood of Hintonburg? Maker House has all these items! I love all the quirky Canadian pop culture items they carry! The store isn't just about kitsch though, they have products from all over Canada, like Maritime Madness hot sauce, made in PEI (and is the best hot sauce I've ever had). They have chocolates, teas, drinks and other food items too. Really fun store to poke around. I'd recommend coming here to get a true souvenir from Canada, instead of getting something that happens to have the Canadian flag or the word Canada on it but is actually made in China :/ Street parking only. Review #83 (2025)

I'm addressing my disappointing experience shopping on their website. I am a tea lover and love…read morecollecting limited edition tins as welll. The website shown a lavenderish pink tin but when I ordered two of them, it came in white regular Sloan tins. The store should update the photo of the item, instead of misleading the online customers into buying and thinking that's what they'll get. I get this feeling that the store purposely do this in order to get rid of their last stock. Because after I bought the two tins, the item is now out of stock. I might be wrong, but if that's what it is, what a shame way of doing the little business that seems proud of their way giving back to community. Before I made my order, I knew this is a little store and I read their return policy. I write to the store regarding this issue, but I never get any reply. I don't think a simple apologize is too much to ask. Is this because your online customer less important than your local customers? Is it because this issue too small to deal with? I had much better experience shopping from much smaller stores and their professionalism is top notch compared to this. As customers, we shouldn't get less treatment regardless the item/the amount we buy. I'm very disappointed!!! I don't recommend shopping online from this store.

I'm in Toronto and needed a delivery by first thing the next morning. Dream Weaver Boutique phoned…read moreme long distance to assure me she could do it. The same product on Amazon was going to take 6 weeks to get me this exact product. But I got Sheldon The Shrimp (a soft toy) the next day from Dream Weaver Boutique... where dreams do come true! Thank you Lee Anne Frederickson!

From the owner: Dream Weaver Canada is 100% Canadian owned and operated, dedicated to providing socially-conscious…read moreconsumers with Canadian, ethical and sustainably-made products, including fashion, bath and body, gourmet food, gifts and more.

We were looking for a chainsaw, and the customer service was the best. Very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. We will definitely return.

From the owner: Ritchie Feed & Seed Inc. is a well-established Canadian company that specializes in providing…read moreagricultural, gardening, and landscaping products and services. Founded in 1927, it's one of Eastern Ontario’s oldest and most respected garden centers and agricultural suppliers.