I'm not into this type of business please don't send me anymore adds to this company. I just want…read moreto take your contact out of my phone. All these sights make you leave a result in order to get it off my phone. So that pisses me off as now my time is being wasted.

Solid local spot for playing board games of all variety…read more Seating is usually scarce as this spot tend to get quickly filled and loud. Parking can be a hassle too as there are other amenities around the area whom utilized the same street parking as the Board Games Cafe. Went in to scope out the cafe and just browse their collections of board games. It's impressive to say the least, came out slightly stuffed with a smile. Ended up trying their tuna melt which was surprisingly good, the dill dip is pretty delicious as well. Had a San Pellegrino & bailey's w/ coffee to help digest the cafe snacks I had. The staff were very courteous and informative, which made my experience an amazing one. This would be an absolutely solid location to gather up your buddies and play any board games you'd like to try.

Sole Addiction is my favorite store; I have nothing but positive things to say about everything…read more Every aspect of this business is amazing. The products, well nothing, no other store comes close. The value for the dollar, the same as product quality, selection, and availability, nothing comes close. Excellent sales, and products are shipped in a great time frame, with excellent support, nicely packaged, and delivered with care and tracking. Traci with Customer Service has been friendly, helpful, and beyond any and all expectations! I have had orders before, and again, and it will not be my last. Thank you, Sole Addiction!

Sole Addiction is by far my favorite store! The girls go above and beyond to help me. I LOVE…read morestalking the sale shoes online and bringing in screenshots so they can easily find what I'm looking for. Quality shoes and brands that you don't see in every store. It's a must stop for out-of-town shoppers!

I always feel better supporting Goodwill than their for-profit competition at the VV. They do a…read moremuch better job in the community and hire those that would have difficulty finding gainful employment in any other sector (ie they are more about the poor and needy). This Goodwill store is a nice size, not too big nor too small. It smells like mothballs just like any other Goodwill.. so it feels like stepping into your long dead grandmothers closet.. ah memories. What I did find a little annoying was the way the clothing was organized and priced. The t-shirts etc are grouped by color and not size, which can be a time waster while perusing the racks. Also, having a flat rate of $5 for each t-shirt is a little disingenuous since some of the T-shirts are worth 99c max, whereas few if any would be worth more than $5. Other than that, my experience was a good one.. Just remember to bring your own shopping bags since they don't provide those.

The lady who was helping me and my friends with the fitting room was so rude. She was complaining…read moreabout us not needing any help even though she was talking to someone else. Horrible customer service and she should get fired. If she's going to be working at retail then she should at least be kind to the customers and have common sense. I guess the menopause is getting to her..

Clean and organized store. Theres usually good sales happening. The staff are friendly and happy to…read morehelp if you need something in a different size

The staff where friendly and knowledgeable. I was able to find the correct cable for my projectorread more

I don't mind waiting for the people who were on line before me to be served but it really gets my…read moreblood boiling when I've been waiting the pharmacy info/ drop off line and some random guy walks up and gets served immediately while there are us on the other line, with no one- maybe one of you guys over there should co.e and help us. Oh qell, there are three or four Shopper Drug Marts on this town, bye bye London Drugs...

This health food store is the smaller version to the one by Walmart. I gave it one less store…read morebecause a lot of things you go in to get wont be there. But it's a decent health food store

I'm not sure what happened at the downtown location, I used to get great customer service but…read moresomething has changed, I no longer see the staff that could answer my questions. I suppose they have all moved to the newer location. It's too bad because I never make it to that side of town. I may have to start though as I find the lack of knowledge and friendliness from the downtown staff really grating. They also seem really unorganized.

Upon returning to the Prairie mall after a 10 year absence from Grande Prairie, I thought back to…read morewhen I first started going there 16 years ago and realized that while much has changed...even more has really stayed the same. The place feels very modular... like they shipped each wing of the mall in a crate and then cobbled together in a disjointed fashion.. Ie the south wing has an entirely vibe and feel than the north... At least on the north side they got rid of Zellers and put a Target in there. Although I'm not so sure how successful the Target will be, since it has a LOT of competition in the area... Also while Zellers had many faults, it's location in the mall was another nail in its coffin since that area is quiet with little foot traffic. Other changes include a whole bunch of new clothing stores (while many of the legacy stores still remain), that all are priced exorbitantly to cater to the oil money so freely flowing in this town, and excluding those of more modest means. The one thing that has never changed is the teenagers that loiter around everywhere and never look up to any good, although I'm well aware than the average GP teenager probably has more disposable income than I do :( Also the parking situation is rather awful, and all the roads around there need a redo.. Access and exit via auto mobile can be quite stressful, especially around peak times.

The Prairie Mall is impressive to me, especially for the size of Grande Prairie. It has some…read moretrendier stores (ie. Aeropostale, la senza, etc) and some that cater to the older crowd, which is appropriate for the demographic. Personally I never shop at the Zellers in Edmonton, but the one is much more tolerable. And really- where else are you going to go? They do pictures with Santa which is great. There's lots of signs of community outreach- you can really tell that this is the PRAIRIE mall, not a mall just run by big corporations.