I shopped at the garden store today to find a plant for my daughter. The store was beautifully…read moreorganized and the plants looked extremely healthy. It was so enjoyable just to walk around and take everything in ...... I had trouble deciding what to buy because everything looked so stunning! Thanks for a great shopping experience.

Amazing service. Called just before 3pm for a same day, in-town delivery. Just wanted a colourful…read morebouquet in a vase, to cheer up someone. They were able to accommodate. Sent me the paid invoice by text. Sent me a a photo of the arrangement by text and when they had trouble delivering because I gave them the wrong address they contacted me and we sorted it out. So friendly and helpful. Highly recommend Brantford Blooms Florist.

I cannot say enough good things about Brantford Blooms Florist!…read more I have been going to this florist shop for a few years now and the quality and service is top level. Olga, the owner at Brantford Blooms Florist always takes such care with the arrangements. And the quality of the fresh cut flowers is unlike anything I have seen around. I highly recommend this florist. We are very fortunate to have such great quality, expertise and friendly service here in Brantford. Thank you Olga and Brantford Blooms Florist team. :)

DO NOT GO HERE. Awful. They gave me the wrong plant, cheaper than the one I ordered (half the…read moreprice). They wouldn't pick up their phones and once I got a hold of them, they refused to give me a refund. I am now sitting here with a $25 plant, when my order was $80, and they charged me $25 for the delivery.

My favourite greenhouse in the London area. As soon as you walk in you'll feel the family business…read moreatmosphere. Everyone is eager to help you in anyway they can. Keep it up!

I came here to pick up a part for my staircase but on my way in, I noticed the huge and beautiful…read moregarden center as I was walking into the store and inside as well. Instead of heading to the stair parts, I was drawn to the garden center, as I was wanting some things to decorate my front porch anyhow. I found some great ferns. The price wasn't phenomenal for the size of them but I had looked at another store earlier in the week and their ferns were very sad looking so I was glad to have some nice ones to put in my front planters. Definitely a great store for the garden center.

I recently got my kitchen installed by Profix Depot, and I'm extremely happy with the entire…read moreexperience! From the first visit to the final installation, the team was professional, knowledgeable, and very easy to communicate with. They helped me choose the right cabinets and layout, and the installation team did an amazing job -- clean workmanship, attention to detail, and everything finished on time. My kitchen looks beautiful and exactly how I imagined it. Highly recommend Profix Depot for anyone looking for quality products and reliable service. Great experience overall!

The products are almost always superior quality (once in a while there is a miss, but only…read moreinfrequently). A word of warning - there is no such thing as a quick trip to Lee Valley. You have to find your product in the catalogue, take a number, write out your order slip, hand in your order slip, wait for your products then check out. It can get very busy on weekends and around holidays. To save time you can peruse the online catalogues before you go. Be open to funding new uses for the products. For example, they have plastic tubes with metal lids in the woodworking catalogue which are handy for storing thread spools with bobbins. Allot some time to browse the store - you'll surely find something that you want to add to your order. The store is waaaaay out there on Oxford (almost to the airport). Free parking.

Lee Valley has likely the highest ratio of obscure tools and fixtures to staff of any retailer…read more Even more mind-boggling is that their staff generally know what each and every wacky little thing does. I have, on occasion, gone in not knowing exactly what I'm looking for--but rather, just described a problem or challenge I'm having, and one of their staff (all whom are involved in at least one quirky hobby) has been able to say, "Well, son, sounds like you need this. . . ". Like a handyman's oracle, they answer questions and dole out solutions provided you're willing to make the sometimes arduous trek to their often remote locations. I promise you: it's worth the trip. Particularly if you want to address a homelessness problem for a very specific type of bird.

I was there with my mother to buy a rug. The rug we liked was too heavy for us to carry. Gentleman…read morethere helped us put it in our car. Great customer service and very polite. I have also recommended the place to my friends. There selection is far better than what I found in Toronto or other places.

The Sherwood has all the feels of a classic local diner. It possesess that antique interior and…read morehomey ambience. Food was good, but nothing exceptional. The Eggs Benedict could have been a little bit runnier. On a better note, an order of their Friar Tuck's Breakfast $16.99 has very generous servings and should be more than enough for a breakfast meal. Service at the restaurant was a little off. There was only 1 person waiting on tables, and as a result you would often find yourself having to wait to be attended to. Arriving at the restaurant, we had to wait for quite a while before we were escorted to our seats. During the dining time itself, other than bringing our food orders to our table there was only 1 time we were checked up on and that was for a coffee refill. Lastly, our server was a little too much chatty and smart-mouthed which may not be appreciated by all diners. There is a wide range of customer personalities, and some diners may just want to dine and dash and avoid small talk.

Solid place. We found this little place while cruising the backroads of Haldimand County. Something…read moreabout if just made us pull over. Glad we did. We were greeted by a waitress who was beyond friendly in a good way. Her name was Kell and she was so helpful and sweet. If I had a restaurant I would want her to work there. She was telling us about the menu and specials, explaining how everything is made fresh in the morning from scratch. How the special changes every weekend etc. just a lovely lady. The Lunch special of the day was: a bowl of soup, sandwich of the day and salad or fries with a drink for $9.99!!! Seriously. All of that was 9.99. The soup of the day was German Potato and although I was sceptical as to wether or not I would like it, I liked it... A LOT. Let me be clear this soup was not beautiful to look at, I gave it the side eye before delving in but in the end no regrets. Perfectly seasoned rich creamy soup loaded with large chunks of yummy sausage. Was good to the last drop. The sandwich of the day was Toasted Western which was egg, cheese, ham with onions and peppers. I am a total egg person and I like it quite a bit. I paired that with a side salad which was loaded with nicely chopped fresh crispy veggies and leafy greens which as anyone who is a side salad over fries person will tell you should be an easy thing to make but usually turns out crappy, not this time. The chef spent time beautifully chopping up nice fresh veggies there was not a crappy wilted or mushy veggie to be found. Salad win. My husband got the same thing but with fries instead of salad. Although I don't like fries I did try some because he got this amazing little dish of gravy to go with. Well that gravy was the most rich, perfectly seasoned and sumptuous gravy I have had. It was knock your your socks off delicious. All and all my comment to my husband was "It's like you went over to someone's house who makes everything from scratch and is really good at cooking". It is a nice friendly environment with simple good food. Kell told us all about the Saturday night buffet and Sunday brunch buffet which sound like a great value and based on our experience something we are very interested in trying. GO HERE!!!