I feel like I need to update this. It's true it's not what it used to be....but I'm on board. I…read morelike some of the things they are doing to attract people to use the mall as a social space and it's still an attractive facility I also find that if you are going to shop at all it might as well be here (as opposed to doing Amazon where you are guaranteed to get what you want) I'm on board. Let's bring the place back!

I like the JC Penny and the sports store... can't remember the name..... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, what…read morewas it. a lot of vacancies; but it's quiet and missing lots of the annoying people that usually accompany a mall.

Easy access off from the blue water bridge and easy to find with the assistance of navigation…read more The Walmart stores near my home in Michigan are always a hot mess, so my expectations for Walmart is always low. The store was clean and organized, no pallets crowding the aisles, and actual cashiers available so I don't have to self-checkout. The cashier was very helpful and patient when we asked about the return policy. The next time we go to Sarnia, I would be happy to stop by again.

I should not be able to smell the workers from two isles away...I'm not trying to be rude but It's…read moredefinitely a violation...

WOW! Two floors of a wide range of antiques. Clean and reasonably priced. Staff to unlock cabinets…read morearound the store. A must see!

My daughter took me to this store because she says it is the most unique store she has ever been…read morein. Now I know why. This antique store has 1,000's of items on sale. There are at least two, possibly three levels of items available. The main level had a lot of collectible items, dishes, silverware, books, comic books, etc. The basement had an entire library of books, clothes, tools and furniture. Even on the way to the bathroom and believe it or not in the bathroom there are paintings for sale. The employees are friendly and the prices rather cheap.

I was in Sarnia a few weeks ago on company business. I was part of an audit team that was…read morereviewing health, safety, and environmental compliance at a petrochemical facility within "Chemical Valley". After the first day, several members of our team were told that they needed to buy a pair of safety shoes that were CSA (Canadian Safety Association) approved. That didn't include me, for as a so called "Closet Canadian" (by my friends on both sides of the border), I had already figured that out and had my pair long in hand. In Sarnia, there is only one real place for your safety shoe needs - Mark's Work Warehouse. It's a Canadian chain and I believe that it's a sister company of Canadian Tire. They also offer a large selection of related work clothing such as pants, shirts, socks, etc. We came in fairly near closing time at this Lambton Mall location. Store staff was very helpful and friendly and were probably pleased that they made their shoe quota for the day so quickly.

The clothes aren't bad or anything, but I find the prices to be outrageous. I could never afford to…read moreshop there.

Call it Spring (Sarnia, Lambton Mall), not only have I been disappointed in how cheaply made the…read moreshoes are. The customer service that those girls give is absolutly aweful. On more then one occasion I have felt like a bother and an inconvenience. I witnessed one worker rolling her eyes behind a customers back and laughing with her co-worker over the customer. I feel it's an uncomfortable enviromental and makes me feel awkward when I am there. I admit, I really love the purses and handbags, but I don't know if it is really worth giving them my business. Call it Spring needs to look into some serious change. Starting by changing up the one in charge of hiring. It can't be hard to find someone with a little positive energy and personality (At least a couple girls or guys) That could change up the whole feel and re energized the place. Make people enjoy the time they spend there with some friendly, approachable faces. Very disappointed