Replay Sports is a fantastic shop! We have bought my children's skates there for the last few…read moreyears as well as my son's hockey equipment last year. We are incredibly impressed with the care and attention that is always taken to fit everything properly. We have always left knowing that we have the best possible fit (and at VERY reasonable prices). As well, Replay Sports has a great program which allows you to bring in used skates/equipment for resale and then receive a portion of the sale price. We will continue to be loyal customers due to excellent service and value.

Been shopping there since I am a kid, great customer service. Huge modern selection from hockey…read moreplayers to Goalies they have it all! They support good deals in skate sharpening and are very fair with pricing and service warranties on selected products !

Very expansive but comprehensive in stock. Hard to find an attendant that can help. The August…read moreequipment exchange is a nice idea but I believe interest is low. Maybe because of the lady that manages the initiative. She is very rude and arrogant. There are better places you can buy stuff at. Hockey Dad I am.

I bought a prostate massager it's working great I would highly recommend it. It's an awesome…read moremassager for those who are starting out or just looking for something new to try out

Love this store. So tastefully decorated, merchandise is priced fairly, lots of varietyread more

Le service en magasin était courtois mais on nous a donné des informations qui furent incorrectes…read morerésultant à l'achat d'un article dont nous ne voulons pas. J'ai appelé le magasin le même jour quelques heures plus tard (la semaine dernière) pour discuter de la situation mais il n'y a eu aucune réponse.

Great staff. The most important thing in a store like this is making you feel at ease and while I…read morecannot remember her name (and should), the clerk was terrific: funny, interesting, and very helpful. If you're intimidated or feel awkward about going into a store like Wanda's, this is the one other go to. They will make you feel welcome and help you with any questions you have. Great people.

I just had a beautiful experience at this shop! The staff were super chill & knowledgable and…read morehelped me find exactly what I was looking for. It's located in an amazing old heritage building making the store itself almost it's own destination (they even have a dungeon!). If you are in Centretown Ottawa, you should check it out!

I like LL Bean. Frankly, I don't shop there as often as I used to…read more When I was an undergraduate student, I found a pair of suede purple Mary Jane shoes from LL Bean. These shoes were made by Rieker Shoes. I loved them so much. Sadly, LL Bean doesn't offer this company's shoes anymore. They brought me to love LL Bean. I have been to the flagship store in Freeport, ME. Within the last four years or so, LL Bean has been opening stores up in Canada. I had only visited the store in Barrie. I have yet to visit the one in Oakville. This LL Bean store is located at the Ottawa Trainyards. I was there to shop and eat. I decided to check this store out while I was there. I dropped by after Canada Day. It still had all things Canadiana displayed in the store when you first walk in. There was a sale going on where everything was 15% off. I will say that I found the prices to be expensive. There was a cool t-shirt that I liked. It was going for $75. Ouch! Even after the discount, it's still expensive. I did like the cargo pants and lightweight puffy jackets. The problem was that it was hot and humid in Ottawa. Just looking at these items made me sweat... haha! I was more interested in summer clothing. Caps were the exception. They were going for 20% off. I love caps these days, but there wasn't one screaming for me to own it. You can get a book on the history of this company. I liked the pocket knives and Yeti drinkware. I oddly went with a couple of smaller items. I got a keychain with LL Bean's signature boot on it. I also got a sticker, which is now on my laptop. I had the nicest woman at the checkout. I was pleased to get my 15% off. I put both items in my purse because they were so small. It was fun browsing in this store. I like the casual clothes and footwear that it offers, but don't like the high prices. (277)

L.L. Bean is an American company and after over a century of being in business, they finally…read moreexpanded to Canada in 2019. Their first Canadian store was in Oakville Place. Then in 2020 they opened 3 more stores in Canada and this one in the Ottawa Trainyards was one of them. L.L. Bean is like the epitome of preppy, in my opinion. Kind of like Eddie Bauer. I don't like any of their clothes for myself personally, too symmetric, too modest and not fashion forward enough, lol. However, it's a look I love on men, haha. Prices are high, but quality is good. I'm glad to see international companies expanding to Canada, but admittedly, I won't be a regular customer. This store in particular is a decent size. Everything is very neatly organized. It's similar to other locations in the USA. Lots of free parking in the plaza parking lot.

I have been going to this store for 12 years. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly,…read moreparticularly the older staff members. I have never had a bad experience! I am a budding do-it-yourselfer and I have received a lot of carefully considered advice over the years. The younger staffers may not be as knowledgeable, but they will proactively ask if you need help with anything, which in my experience, is superior service compared to the young staff who seem to "hide out" in the bigger box stores!

Went in there to get glass cut for two frames. Told me they could do it. I waited around for almost…read morea hour. Turns out, no one was working who knew how to cut glass and they were unable to do it. Then I got a bit of attitude from a couple of employees when I asked for my frames back. They should have asked me to either come back another day or it would take a day or two and to come back and pick up the glass. Either would have been fine. No one apologized, no one was sympathetic. I actually just asked for a quote and they disappeared into the back with my frames. I think I'll take my business to the new Rona that just opened nearby.

Great value, pretty good service overall, so I would come back here, and I ended up buying more…read morethan I expected. I found this a really solid choice and I would recommend it.

Decathlon is a Sporting Goods store from France. This location recently opened and is the first in…read moreOttawa. In fact, Decathlon only opened its first store in Canada last year (2018) in Brossard, QC. Their prices are fairly low and all their items are their own branded stuff, so don't go expecting any Adidas, Nike, or Under Armour, lol. I see it as sort of the Ikea of sporting goods. They had really cheap sportswear. I saw shirts and shorts going for $5-7. Obviously, they had clothes that cost more as well. They had lots of inexpensive yoga and weight lifting accessories too. They had lots of sporting equipment like skis, bikes, rackets, hockey sticks, basketball nets, etc. The store is really big, brightly lit and well organized. There's a cafe inside run by Think Lunch. From what I saw, selection was limited and on the pricey side. There's an indoor basketball court in the store, and a friend of mine told me that if you sign up for their membership, which is free, you can book their court for free. I don't play basketball, but if you do, you have a free place to play year-round, which is pretty cool. The store is in a big strip mall. It's right next to Giant Tiger and will be next to Adonis, which is being built at the time of the writing of this review. Same strip mall as Food Basics, Dollar Tree and Party City. Lots of free parking.