I came to pick up an item that I ordered online. Store is big with lots of items in stock, well…read moreorganized. You can easily find what you're looking for. It's nice that they sell things from party city too. I like shopping at Canadian tire especially around Christmas time. I'm always able to find beautiful ornaments and decorations for my tree.

My absolutely biggest retail pet peeve is when retail staff are rude to immigrant or ethnic…read morefamilies just because they don't think they can complain or retaliate due to their communication skills. My bf's dad was at this location to pick up his online order - he was told it would be "two small boxes" in the back. When he went to the back, there were four warehouse workers (teenagers/young adults) dicking around and they told him this huge singular box was his order. Bf's dad was confused and asked them to confirm because it did not look like what he had ordered. The teens immediately dismissed his concerns and said that it IS his order and to go rent a truck so he could take it home. Bf's dad is confused but complied, since the big box wouldn't fit in his car, he went to rent a Home Depot truck and came back to pick up the box. However, when he came back, the large box was gone and picked up by another customer and his original order of the two small boxes were there. The teens saw this and realized they made an error by not double checking and causing my bf's dad to spend $ on a rental truck for the wrong order - and they all sprinted away. He got his order and went into the store to speak to a manager because this is completely unacceptable and absolutely horrible customer service.. he was met by a short lady (named Christina? christine?) and she gave the nastiest attitude and asked him "what do you want me to do about it?" Absolute ew. I get you don't like working your nights in retail but HOW did you become a manager? What are you even managing if you can't find a way to fix an issue that gets brought to your attention? No action was taken until we called corporate who reimbursed the rental truck in Canadian tire dollars and we asked to be connected to the store so we can make sure we filed a formal complaint about the warehouse staff and the evening manager especially. The general manager was kind though, and identified the staff which he promised would need to go through training and of course "the evening manager perceived the situation differently" - l o l of COURSE she did... my eyes are rolling so hard, they may get stuck in the back of my head. Only shop here in the mornings I guess? Or maybe better not at all.

We were in the area and decided to drop by this Walmart as my kids wanted to take a look at toys…read more Shelves were pretty organized. You could easily find what you need. It has a big self check out area, certainly makes it a lot more convenient when cashing out. As usual, there's a McDonald's located inside.

This location was recently renovated and the changes look great!…read more They now and large visible Channel Letters inside the store to help customers find their way around. They now have self checkout as well as a few more serviced checkouts than before.

​The Walmart Supercentre in pickering is generally known for its broad product assortment and…read morecompetitive, affordable pricing on everyday goods and groceries. Customers often praise the store's spacious layout and the convenience of services like self-checkout, in-store pickup, and ample parking. ​However, feedback is mixed regarding customer experience. The most common complaints revolve around inconsistent customer service, with reports of unhelpful staff interactions and issues with resolving price discrepancies at the register. Some shoppers also mention problems with product quality, particularly in the fresh food sections, and occasional billing inaccuracies. Overall, it serves as a reliable, one-stop shopping solution for value but may require patience if you need staff assistance or encounter issues at checkout.

I really like this location, conveniently located close to Pickering Town Centre. Whenever I drive…read moredown to Pickering I would always make a stop at this Walmart if I need to pick up some stuff. There's a burger king inside instead of a McDonald's, provides another option for food. There is also a McDonald's located across from the parking lot. I came on a Sunday and managed to pick up some items that were on clearance. They actually had an aisle for clearance stuff from various departments which made it a lot easier for browsing.

I do not think that accompanying my husband to the 'men's section ' of your changing room to…read morecheck the fit of a shirt would have been disallowed. Seriously? Maybe just... I dunno.. get with the times and move to a more accommodating situation? Left a sour taste in my mouth.

I love Winners. I spotted this location after shopping at Farm Boy…read more The funny thing is that I have done some quick banking at the CIBC within this plaza in the past. I neither noticed this Winners, nor the SportChek next door. This store is one of the better ones. For those in Whitby, be proud of it for a few reasons. First, I am a huge fan of Kipling handbags. This store goes one step beyond my usual level of happiness at Winners by offering a pink Kipling backpack. It is a rare find. The second point sealed my love for this store. It offers USB type C cables, which is incredible. It is a first for me! You typically get micro USB and lightning cables in ample supply. Yes, I have to be so different with a phone that only uses USB type C. You get a decent variety of two different brands. Both USB type C cables are six feet in length and go for $7.99. Perfect! I love the selection of items, from limited edition Simpson Tic Tacs in both donut and bubble gum flavours, to Popcornopolis popcorn. I don't see any of these fine products at my local Winners. The selection of size 11 women's shoes in decent. I nearly bought a pair of Keds sneakers, but decided that I didn't love them desperately enough to purchase them. The cashier was super sweet. She was polite and cheerful. I happily paid for my purchase and walked out. There is plenty of parking. When I am in this area again, I will certainly drop by. (233)

here is just one example of the arrogance and lies of the ( since 2008 ) american run "the bay"…read more $151.00 regular price at amazon $400.00 regular price at the bay $200.00 sale price at the bay the bay lies by saying that so they can get about $50.00 more than the actual worth of the machine. this is the exact same make and model #. amazon is honest enough to tell you that this is a frequently returned item. the arrogant woman in green on the lower floor at the bay said it's not fair to compare because amazon is a warehouse. i have a sneaky suspicion the bay keeps their stuff in a warehouse too before it goes to the store. on another note, the copyright or trademark ran out on zellers so a company in montreal used the name which is now ok since it's public domain but in their arrogance the bay sued the people anyways for using the name. just corporate greed. bye bye bay & good riddance !

I went here today. Quiet and not busy store. Lots of sales going on. Customer staff was polite and…read morefriendly. Found what i was looking for. Clean store. Lots of popular brands.

This outlet is the closest one to me. It happens to be in Ajax. I don't mind the drive. It's…read morelocated in a plaza that has many box stores and a decent Costco. I shop at the Gap often. It's one of my favourite stores, but I tend to hit the outlets more than regular mall retail stores. I like the deals and still think that it's ridiculous to pay over $70 for a pair of jeans! Today, I got a pair of blue flare jeans and a magenta hoodie. I had to try them on in the fitting room. The wait to get a free room was about seven minutes today, but the fitting rooms are clean and bright. The lineup to pay was equally as long. I figured out why it was so busy on Saturday when the cashier asked whether I had an e-mail coupon. I subscribe to Gap e-mails and had to look for it on my phone. I found it. I got 50% off my entire purchase, so I only paid $17 with tax. Wow! Needless to say, I was a happy camper. It's not every day that you can get a hoodie for $6 before taxes. (183)

Soooo this is a Saks *OFF* 5th. It is strictly an outlet store that exists based on its discount…read morepricing on labels. Think of it as an upscale Winners - fancier labels, bigger and brighter displays, a more organized store...and none of that weird Winners smell. There are designer brands here but you'll also see a bunch of brands that don't jump out at you. Some of the items are probably the reject items from last seasons line but the store is enormous. If you're patient enough, you can probably find a great deal on something. Most of the items are heavily discounted and the amount of savings is prominently displayed on each of the item's tags. In general, the prices are a little bit higher than what you find at Winner's but the quality of the items is better. I was able to find a cute faux leather jacket for $60 without too much time spent in the store. Mission accomplished!

Nothing like Saks. This store is NOT filled with the things on sale at Saks Fifth Ave. It is filled…read morewith stuff that is literally made for outlet stores, like off, WAY off the rack Lagerfeld in some horrible polyblend that never saw the inside of the real Saks: blech! I saw a few legitimate deals: some real fur scarfs 50% off retail, some decent down parkas on sale before winter (Pajar, Rud), some out of season but real designer sunglasses (Chloe, Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Prada, etc.). But I saw some really low-price brands too: Steve Madden, Ivanka Trump, Matt & Natt, that do not represent any kind of a deal. I almost bought a Missoni scarf but found the whole experience so tacky that I didn't want to buy it and remember I was ever there. If you are looking for real design and quality just pay for parking and shop the sale items at the real Saks at Yonge and Queen.

I ordered a Fram oil filter for my car. The online order process was easy and convenient. I was…read moreable to pay online and then pickup my purchase from the lockers located in the store. I also got a $20 Triangle money for making a purchase of $5 or more. I recommend joining Triangle rewards and keep an eye on the deals and activate the offers that match your interests.

Went in for a break inspection. was told it will "only take an hour or less". returned in an hour…read more waited 30 minutes only to be told it will take another 30 minutes. Poor customer service and poor communication.

Good location - I like how big and spacious the store is. The staff here are always really nice…read more They'll greet you and leave you to do your shopping - remaining available incase you do have any questions or need help with anything. Good selection in the sales area and neatly organized. The store itself is also really clean all the time - neat and tidy too. Unlike other store locations, their change rooms here aren't filled with dust bunnies, so I actually feel comfortable to use the change rooms. They also have bathrooms available for their customers given that it's a plaza and bathrooms aren't readily available for non-staff at most places.

Apparently this store has been here since the Durham Centre opened so I'm not quite sure how I've…read moremissed it for all these years. This store is well laid out and the staff are always friendly. Reitmans always carries good quality clothes for a great price and it's nice to be able to shop in a Canadian owned business when we seem to be surrounding ourselves with the American conglomerates. I've always purchased both work and casual clothes from Reitmans but at the Morningside location, which is technically closer to me, but this Ajax location has a fantastic selection so it's nice to have the choice.