Such a cute boutique we have hidden away in Sherwood Park!…read more Love the bohemian feel of the store - it's cozy, relaxed atmosphere, and tons of neat items and trinkets tucked between all different kinds of interesting clothing pieces. The first thing that caught my eye were the Benny & Ezra and Lenny & Eva jewellery pieces and charms I really like the positive quotes and inspiring messages on the charm pieces Also picked up a couple of nice colourful lace camisoles The owner Billie Jo was also as wonderful as the store she runs - very relaxed, helpful and bright

Alyson is a delight! Very helpful and knows her clothing lines. She'll have you dressed for success…read moreor ready for that cruise in no time. Great quality clothing by mostly Canadian designers. Terrific shop that's a hidden gem in Sherwood Park.

From the owner: We feature Canadian Made, we are very inclusive/size inclusive and offer hemming and tailoring & we…read morehave some custom pieces with the local brand ShirleyMoon!

There's a few decent stores, but it's mostly full of cell phone stores and kiosks, shoe stores and…read morejewelry stores. Also, there's no Starbucks anymore.

I came into the tailor to try and deal with a small rip in my parka before it worked it's way into…read morea big rip. My first impression was mixed. Admittedly it looks a bit retro inside but the staff were fairly nice and they obscure part of the doorway so people walking past are less likely to stop and oggle you if your standing infront of the mirror getting measured for hemming. I am sure this is greatly appreciated by self conscious folks. In terms of prices here I found what they charged me to a be a bit shocking. I was charged $21.00 for a rip about the length of my pinkie that probably took them all of five minutes to take care of. Part of this price however comes from the 25% markup they include if you ask for a rush job. Normally I would be understanding of such a policy but it rubbed me the wrong way here in two different ways. First off when I initially brought the coat in the lady came around the counter and stood infront of the sign they have on the wall that explains the markup and how much it is. Secondly I felt that things were phrased to me in a deceiving way. When I was asked about when I needed my coat back by I was asked "did you need this today or can you come back tomorrow?" Nowhere in there was it mentioned about the surcharge on rush work and as a first time customer of this business how was I too know? Another weird thing worth mentioning is how the lady who rang me up didn't really want to take my debit card but when I told her I had no cash or credit she begrudgingly agreed to attempt to use it. I guess their machine has an issue with reading debit cards but why on earth would you not call and attempt to get someone in to look at it or swap out your terminal for a new one? Finally in terms of the actual job they did it was good. The stitch is strong and they color matched the forest green of my jacket exactly. Was it worth the $21.00? I don't know that I can say yes. They are conveniently located in the mall however and the people running it are very nice so if your like me where it's a rarely needed service it could be worth it to throw a few extra dollars towards nice folks running a small locally owned business.

Worst Service Ever. Walked in with the intent to buy, I wasn't greeted at all. The other woman that…read morewas present received A1 Service from greeting to brought new clothes in the changing room. I'm plus size so going into these shops can be a bit uncomfortable but even more so when you're not acknowledged and ignored.

After following Bella Maas Boutique on instagram for a very long time, I finally made the trek out…read moreto the Sherwood Park location. This boutique has a nice assortment of trendy women's clothing. The prices are on the higher side, but I think it's worth it as they bring in really great pieces. I don't mind paying a little more to not have to go store to store at a mall just to find one trendy top. Bella Maas does the work for you and brings in a great selection all under one roof. The staff were attentive by making sure I wasn't walking around with an arm full of clothing, at the same time letting me browse in peace. I'm told they get new stuff in almost weekly, so that's pretty cool. Definitely check out their instagram account to get a good idea of what they carry.

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.

Love this store! Linda, the owner, is ALWAYS friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Racks and racks of great clothes and shoes that are well priced. High end and designer labels. You're sure to buy something if you visit. Check it out.

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.