I've been dealing with L&Mc on 8TH in Saskatoon since 2010…read more Friendly staff, easy rentals, repairs and returns. No...I don't work there. Minimal interference with Casual browsing. Top of the line gear!

I was in the store for just over 20 mins without one person asking if I needed help. Drove over to…read moreStJohns and dropped a $1000 in 5 mins, just like I would have there if I got the time of day. Horrible customer service.

Amazing custom guitars producing a very unique sound. You can see, feel and hear the amount of love…read moreand attention that goes into these magnificently crafted instruments!

Unreal, can't believe we have a place this cool in Saskatoon. The owner is an awesome guy, guitars…read morelook amazing.

My daughter took a couple of piano classes with them and there were ok. We had paid about a $200…read moretuition fee in advance and asked for a refund when we had to move to another province. The owner had agreed to give us a refund. He told us in an email on October 2nd, 2019 that we would receive our money back within 4-5 business days. As of today (February 8, 2020), we haven't received our money yet. We sent emails to him about once a month and he kept giving us new deadlines but never keeps his word. This is very disappointing and we don't understand what problems he is having that makes it hard to return $200 to his client.

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We just had our wedding reception here and we can't say enough good things about everything top to…read morebottom. Steph, Dan and their crew where very friendly and easy to Work with. Would definitely recommend to Anyone looking for a very unique,clean and friendly environment.

I just went to a show at Village Guitar on Friday July 3rd. The music was amazing but it was…read moreovershadowed by some pretty serious racial profiling that ruined my whole experience. Although I was told by the owner that this establishment is "not a bar", they do serve alcohol and there were drunk people in the building. The door to the building was wide open and during the set (which, as I say, was wonderful) people were dancing and having a great time. A First Nations man walked into the building shortly after I sat down and he began to dance. He wasn't shouting or causing a scene. He was simply dancing to the music being played (as were other patrons). After about 10 seconds, the owner walked over and immediately escorted the man out of the building. No one said a word. My friend and I were confused. What exactly did this man do? Why was he being removed? So I went over to the owner and asked what happened. Maybe he knew the man. Maybe he saw something I didn't. The owner explained to me that he knew this man was very drunk and that he "didn't belong". I pointed out that this was a bar and open to the public but I was quickly corrected. Apparently Village Guitar is not "going for that kind of vibe" and he insisted that if I were to act that way he would remove me as well. I still didn't understand what exactly this man was doing in the first place. The owner said he'd been in this business for 4 years and that he knew this man would get out of control and he didn't want him smashing his head and the Liquor Board shutting him down. I can see that point but they were serving alcohol. The man they kicked out was not any more out of control than I was. Needless to say I was disappointed by this local business owner, disgusted by his assumptions and exclusion, and I won't be returning.

I only wish there was zero stars. Incompetent repair guys, liars and rip offs. Thousands of dollars…read moreworth of equipment wrecked because of being installed wrong and useless repairs.