This is such a mixed bag. It was instantly anxiety inducing the moment I walked in the door. There…read moreare items all over the floor, and people opens boxes all over the place. The prices here were insanely cheap, and a few of the items were decent. Everything is 80-90% off for the next few days. They have some Christmas stuff still, clothes, toys and some outdoor stuff like kids shovels and blow up sleds. The saddest part is that they are closing and the staff were only given a week's notice that they are all losing their jobs. I wish them all well and hope to check out the other locations to see if they are closing too. It's too bad if they are. Discount stores are getting fewer and farther between.

The manager profiled me because I have a face tattoo and she looked like she was on drugs my wife…read morehas a video of her she told me to empty my pockets and we said why she's like because you look suspicious and she wouldn't let me talk she went and got security and he was on my side and even told her to stand back from me because she was so close to my face

Little Bo-tique is one of the local treasures of Sherwood Park. There are so many wonderful things…read moreabout shopping here. First, the excellent quality of the clothes is outstanding. Linda, the owner, is particular about what she accepts. It shows in the stock she carries. Second, the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. Linda is helpful in finding certain brands. I've walked in and asked her for more of one brand and she walks around the store and knows where each piece of that brand is. How does she do that, I wonder? (Hmmm). Third, the prices are affordable and about the same you'd pay if you went to a mall and bought non-designer clothing. Here you get premium clothing at mall prices. Finally, every dollar I spend here feels like I'm doing something good for the planet and good for my community. I'm recycling and I'm putting money into local business. What I'm not doing is unknowingly supporting unethical clothing manufacturing in remote areas. Sometimes, I stop in here to browse but each time I've gone here with a specific goal in mind (ie. buy a new outfit and purse) I find just the clothes and accessories I'm seeking, always a great find.

This is a cute little consignment shop. This boutique specializes in the higher end of the fashion…read morearea. Price here are fair and products seemed to be in good quality condition. I was looking for a dress specifically and managed to find three that I liked. If your looking for a coveted bag then you're also likely to find that here. I saw brand such as Versace, Burberry, Micheal Kors, Chanel, and much more. This shop is run by a local gal so hours vary. I would suggest making an inquiry on her Facebook page before heading over.

I can buy New items at stores around the city for less than what Goodwill charges . Who is going…read moreto pay $ 5.00 for a used coffee cup. just a normal cup nothing fancy

Just recently visited Sherwood Park Goodwill. Dresses are now all $18. I can buy a brand new dress…read moreon sale at that price. I was at Calgary Trail Goodwill this week and dresses there are $10.50. Pricing yourself out of the market. Very disappointed.

Your standard dollar store. I came here quickly just to grab a couple of gift bags. The lineup…read morewasn't too long at the till and the checkout process was smooth. They appear to have a good selection of items, but I never walked around to verify.

This is a community-based thrift shop. It is a little treasure trove. I have bought many items that…read morestill have the tags on them. Everyday a different color tag is 50% off. At the end of the Winter and Summer they clear out almost everything. My last purchase included a formal dress (5.00) a long sleeve black shirt for my husband (sale $0.20) and a new pair of awesome Michael Korres heels ($29). At Halloween their costumes are at a great price. They also get some great vintage items at great prices. The staff is friendly and the new location is nice and roomy

Wow this place is a bit of a gem. It's a small independent thrift shop with some really great finds…read moreand super low prices. I snagged my self a dress and a great pair of pumps of $10. Yes that is for both items. They also have some great jewelry selection. I'll definitely be back when I have more time so I can explore the entire store.

As one of the few discount chains left in the city, I was so happy when this one opened up close to…read moremy house. They always have a great selection of different things on sale from groceries to toys and clothing. They prices are usually a good deal on most things. I haven't personally bought one of their rugs, but the have a massive large area rug section to choose from. The entrance is a bit confusing, so make sure you go all the way to the back of the building to find the entrance. Lots of parking too.

I visited this store on December 23,2025 This is a big…read morestore. Upon entry I notice i'm familiar similar odor that I experienced from other thrift store. I was not impressed at all with their prices. For used item they are pricey especially if they get there inventory from donations. They're selection is massive. I only explored about five percent of the store. I found this jacket that they were selling for $20.99 and cost co is selling it for $14.99 (on sale). I had to do something about that price!!! I asked the front desk to look up the real value of the item. I don't recommend this store. Winners /Marshall's wells cheaper items than this store.

I usually shop at the Value Village on Whyte Ave in Edmonton. Having moved out to Sherwood Park I…read morestopped in here to check it out. It is a good size store. A bit smaller than the Whyte Ave location but it has a great selection of clothes and goods. Nice and clean inside. There is a donation drop off zone outside. A large parking lot services the strip mall so you should never have an issue with parking. I like this store as it is way less busy than the Whyte Ave location so that makes the shopping experience a bit better.

Clean, organized, variety, location , friendly staff, fair pricing…read moreGood hours and parking

Came here on the weekend just doing some thrifting. This was the first time I have been to this…read morethrift store. And despite being a smaller location, I was pleasantly surprised. The staff were super friendly and helpful. And there is parking in front which is always a plus. I found one of those yellow/brown glass pots! These are so amazing and they're so hard to find. It was in really good shape and a great deal, only $10. I also found a gorgeous crystal snack tray with 4 sections, it was like $4! Such a great deal! I will definitely keep this place in my back pocket for a rainy day.

I was at the register, unsure of the price of an item when the employee named Faith came up and…read morehelped me. She resolved the issue right away. This employee made me feel special and valid. 5 stars all the way, I will definitely be returning to this location!

As far as social distancing goes during this Covid-19 pandemic, this location is doing an awesome…read morejob. They have a friendly greeter reminding everyone to social distance. There are frequent PA speaker reminders as well. Between Costco, Save-On Foods and Dollarama, this Dollarama is doing the best in making shoppers feel safe.

I was at the Sherwood Park location a couple weeks ago and experience probably the worst customer…read moreservice I have ever had and possible I have ever heard of... After waiting in line from approximately 8 minutes, -there were numerous staff standing behind the till, chatting away, but none thought it was important enough to end their conversation and open another till. When I finally got to the cashier, she did not say ONE word to me other then "One Dollar, Five Cent" and pointed to the till. No "Hello", no "How are you?" no "Have a good day", not even a "good-bye". I understand that we bring foreign workers into the country to help with filling positions, but if you're not going to train them properly and teach them customer service skills, they should not be dealing with customers, they should be 'behind the scenes'. Note: don't go to Dollarama unless you are anti-social, enjoy not talking to people, or want to roll your eyes at some awful customer service skills.