I have friends that swear by Giant Tiger and I came by here to check them out previously. They have…read morea pretty good selection of everyday items around the store. Previously, I've come in here for some scrub bottoms in the height of the pandemic (when most stores were closed), and was happy with the quality and price for the scrubs. They bottoms didn't have silver imbued into the cotton fibres (as an antimicrobial feature) as some other brands do, but I just needed something urgently. Recently, I've been looking for a holiday sweater for a long, long time and I found one! I think the quality is okay; I'm not sure how long it will last. I'm happy that I found something that I can rock this holiday season (with bells on the sweater too!). :D

Love this store hope it never closes love the products and pricing. I especially love the grocery…read moresection great selection

While it's your choice to not accept status cards, your employee handled it so wrong, yet you…read morebelieve he did nothing wrong. Obviously customer service isn't important to you, so I'll never shop here again and will tell everyone to avoid here as well.

I love this place, I buy all of my clothes there. Their prices are great. I love that they offer…read moreplus sized clothing for men, it's hard to find those in thrift/consignment stores in my experience.

I loved this store. It had everything I need or want for knitting, sewing or crafting at a…read morereasonable price. She had an excellent selection of yarns and wools from the lower cost to the higher priced lama and wool types. There was a quilting section and well as a general crafting area. I was impressed with the selection of needles, and hooks. I like a local shop like this where I can just pop over when I run out of thread or need advice. That being said I am from out of town and was vacationing for a couple of days at a local inn. I liked this place better than Mary Maxim, in the future I will be including it in my yarn runs.

Kind of freaked me out the first time my friend and I went there. Shoppers were like vultures when…read morethe big bins rolled out. They have rules about when you can start going through the bins (eg no one can cross the line and start rummaging through until all three giant bin tables are locked in place) but once they are, LOOK OUT!! The shoppers are insane! They dig and toss things like a bunch of savages and God forbid someone pick up something they wanted. YI !! Goodwill needs to enforce respectful shopping. If a shopper is going to toss, break, tear open and disassembled products so that no one else can use/buy them, rendering the product garbage, that shopper should be told to leave. The good things are, staff have always been very pleasant and helpful. Product is priced as per weight, so yes you can get a lot of stuff extremely cheap! Books and videos that I can share with children and others are among my favourite to seek out. Sadly these are some of the things most damaged by disrespectful shoppers. They grab and toss and DVDs go flying out of the cases, books get torn, glass items get broken. It would be a far better shopping experience and more people would come if Goodwill would remove ignorant, destructive shoppers. They have rules for everything else, why not that? Great thrift store to shop at though! ....if you can duck. Wear gloves!!

London is lucky to have a goodwill outlet store. If you check frugal sites, people go crazy over…read morethem. Here products are sold by weight making them very cheap. You have to dig around in large bins though. They bring out new bins full of stuff at certain intervals. The bins are sort of sorted in that they only carry one type of product. One bin will only have piles of books, another boxes of plates, another only clothes. It's not as easy/ well sorted as shopping in a regular thrift store. They have large shopping carts in the back but you aren't allowed to move them until you check out. How shopping here works is that you take one of the rolling shopping baskets, fill it up, and if you have too much to fit that little basket, dump it in the larger cart at the back. Rinse and repeat. When you are finished, then you can move the larger cart to the checkout. The parking lot is always nearly full every time I go and you do need to drive here. The nearest bus stop is a 15-20 walk away and with the stuff you'll end up buying, you really don't wanna lug it on the bus. Parking lot is small though and awkward to get in and out sometimes. Usually I get great service from the people here, but today the people on staff were kinda grouchy. One lady wouldn't let me take a picture of the bins thinking I was talking pictures of people and the other cashier guy (who looks older than my dad) talks loudly how he doesn't like school because he doesn't want to listen to people or have anyone telling him what to do. A bit weird if you ask me because he's working under goodwill. I come here because books are cheap ( I give away books in our neighbourhood to encourage reading and literacy) so because of dirt cheap price, I'll be coming back but they really gotta do something about the parking lot. It's too bad they are not in a better location because people who could benefit the most from the pricing can't make it here. Most of the people look like they are looking for great finds to resell.

Nothing unusual about this location. Standard products, standard service, standard décor…read more There is a Homesense in the same plaza that carries some of the same beauty and home products so if you don't find what you are looking for at the Winners try the Homesense. Not thrilled with the TJX loyalty card. The only real advantage is that it extends the return deadline. They should offer points for purchases.

Planned to pick up a wedding gift from Bed Bath and Beyond however most of the gifts on the…read moreregistry were not available even though the registry said they were ( they only showed available because they were display models) the first person to help, disappeared never to be seen again, thankfully a lady named Andi showed up to save the day finding options on the registry that were available and even wrapped the gift for me ( she deserves five stars and is a great asset to the store!!!) all in all I did not get what I went there for but I did find something thanks to one staff member

This store is substantially smaller than the one at Southdale and Wonderland. Checkout lines can be…read morevery long. They have a framing department but wait for the frequent 40% off sales. There are also coupons in the weekly flyer. Check smartcanucks.com for online coupons or coupons that can downloaded to devices. I rarely buy anything here at full price. Recently I was looking for fabric transfer paper. The regular price was almost three times the price at Staples (which is directly adjacent). Sometimes they have good deals on smaller items as you pass through the checkout area such as $1 for a tube of glow necklaces.

Great store, that is clean and organized. There are a lot of customers, and is very busy, but has…read moregreat customer service ,and the staff is willing to help. The lines are long but move quickly. Also the cashiers will give you coupons if you give your email!

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.