While the reclining chairs at Imagine Cinemas Market Square are very comfortable and their $5…read moreTuesday pricing is a great deal, our recent experience was highly disappointing. We had planned to watch Fantastic Four during the last show and booked two special-needs seats online. Parking downtown already costs more than the tickets for two, but we were looking forward to a relaxing evening. About twenty minutes into the film, a staff member approached us to explain that one of the "seats" we had booked was not actually a chair at all, but the space reserved for a wheelchair. This crucial detail was never made clear on the booking site. Unlike other accessible venues--such as the TTC or most theatres--that allow guests to choose between using their own wheelchair or a provided seat, this cinema offered no alternative except an awkward mid-show refund. The situation was uncomfortable and completely ruined our night out. Although the management responded publicly on Google in a caring and professional tone, two follow-up emails since then have gone unanswered. I hope Imagine Cinemas takes accessibility concerns seriously and improves both its booking transparency and customer follow-up.

What a fantastic experience! I went to watch Moana 2 and enjoyed some nachos during the show. The…read moretheatre has a charming retro vibe that adds so much character. it feels like stepping back in time in the best way. The seats in the auditorium were super comfortable, making it easy to relax and enjoy the movie. Great location, great atmosphere, and a perfect spot for a cozy night out. Highly recommend!

Decent event centre. Woman's in Aerospace used the space to…read morehost their event. At times it felt kind of cramped. There were still some people that were not part of the event and blaring music from the upper levels and a pair using the stairs as running exercises while we were having dinner... which seemed awkward.

I was really impressed with this theater, and after the show, I made sure to walk around and check…read moreout the view from all the different seats. There is not a bad seat in the house. They also have a snack bar, which I was expecting to pay terrible prices for. But, snacks for the kids, and coffee for me, were incredibly reasonable. Also, the paid parking lot under the theatre was cheaper than taking the subway anywhere in Toronto. On top of that, you're right in the heart of the area, so there's lots to see and do when you're walking around. All in all, it's a great experience.

Pacific Mall is home to lots of tiny little shops, selling all kinds of things, including cell…read morephones and accessories, clothing, herbs, bubble teas, and so much more. Its home to my favourite camera store, Aden Camera, where I purchase most of my hardware. They also have great tasting food from several outlets and stalls. A couple friends and I decided to do a food challenge to see what we could each get for CDN$20. We met the challenge and enjoyed some great tasting food. Our preferred vendors included QQ Noodle King, Go Curry, Chloe's Convenience, Hi Anna's Basket, Shark's Fin City, and Prairie Lamb Kabob. This mall has something for everyone. Check them out!

Like others have mentioned, its more of a booth space versus a mall environment. It feels like the…read morenight markets where you have to negotiate or walk around to find the best deals. Because of that, it can be a little jarring and timely to walk the entire mall area to get what you are looking for. Tons of stores sell the same items - phone cases, Sanrio items, jewelry, keychains, random goods. They also have service focused booths - health, nails, hair, beauty. Vendors also call out to you and sell hard once you are inside a place. Definitely try to negotiate your price or walk away because other stands might sell something similar for less or better value overall. Know your items! Not bad if you are looking around for stuff but also make sure you walk around before settling. Consider that my lesson learned! Food court has a lot of variety and seats come and go. Plenty of options to pick from. Very busy on the weekends. Manageable on weekdays.

This dance studio offers group and private lessons, focusing on Latin dances and Zumba classes…read more Examples of dance style area Salsa on 1, Bachata, Cuban Rueda De Casino, Latin Heels, and NY Salsa on 2. They cater to adults and children. We came here to take a Zumba group class for children and adults. It was well-run and fun. The instructor was Yized Amaya. They will start teaching KPop on 2024-01-26. They moved to this location on 2023-11-17. They started at Bloor and Islington in 2016. There is free WiFi. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. There are a few free spots in the back parking lot, but you must park next to the fence. Review 2024-012

Our daughter, Sophie, started dancing at BDM when she was 3 years old. She is now 16 years old and…read moreis still dancing at BDM and is also a member of the BDM competitive team. Over the years she has taken a couple of classes at different studios but it's BDM that is a second home to her and where she loves to be. The quality of training is second to none and she has formed strong bonds with the teachers and strong friendships with the other dancers.

Excellent service. Knowledgeable staff. Great selection…read more I don't understand reviewers who purchased a bra and then decided it didn't fit and complained about it. Plus, I'd be surprised if the staff let a client leave with an ill-fitting bra. Take responsibility for your own choices.

Had a bad experience at this shop. They are not transparent with their return policy. I bought a…read more$240 bra not on sale and was told there is no return. After 7 days I came back to share my feedback of the bra and was told I could have exchanged within 7 days. I asked Dawn or Donna why I was not advised of this and it's not written on the receipt. That there is no return or exchange on sale items but on regular priced items there is a 7 day window. No reply was provided. This bra doesn't work with my clothes. This place doesn't operate ethically. Please really be careful they will say anything to make a sale. The sales manager's approach is rude when I asked her why she was dishonest and not transparent with their policies. Now I am stuck with this product. It's a painful lesson to learn that there are establishments that operate unethically. Please be careful. It surprises me that Sophia would allow her staff to operate using unethical business practices. Tarnishing her reputation. The fact that sophia has not reached out to resolve this matter further supports this review. I have read reviews from 8-9 years ago and they have been operating using these same unethical practices.

I found Guitar Workshop Plus' owner Brian Murray to be *such* a bully and *so* unprofessional - it…read morewas a truly horrible experience to come in contact with someone behaving so dishonorably. Like other reviewers, I too feel like my hard-earned money was stolen from me. I had signed up for the Toronto workshop & then had to cancel due to a loved one's medical emergency. I had just signed up on a Friday night & sent electronic cancelation on a Sunday morning, receiving an email that he was out of the office for the weekend on both accounts. I had paid nearly $2900 USD. But when he came in on Monday, he told me he was still going to keep half my money! I was totally shocked! I mean, I understand that a business has third party fees to pay, but given that he received my application & cancelation at the very same time when he came into the office, there was no chance he could have processed the application & lost any money on it and so pocketing over $1500 for nothing seemed callous & awful. Additionally, his policy was VERY unclear - the only clear & obvious verbiage on the form about keeping 50% upon cancelation was concerning those who'd paid by check & I'd paid by Paypal! So I really take exception to his keeping my money! The form on his website did clearly state that the non-refundable portion of the total I paid was a $120 (Canadian dollars) registration fee so I was prepared to forfeit that for my emergency circumstance but was really shocked by the rest. The policy on his site required the unusual step of having to cancel in writing via snail mail - international mail in this case because I'm in the US & he's in Canada. He required that the cancellation be sent either by registered mail or courier. Since his deadline for cancelation was fast approaching & he was not accepting electronic cancelations, I had no choice but to pay FEDEX $85.64 to send my cancelation because the registered mail couldn't be guaranteed to arrive on time. If I didn't, he'd keep the whole thing! I was totally shocked by how bullying and beliigerent he was in his dealings with me - he was ruthless. He insisted he could just keep over $1500 of my money for absolutely nothing! He evaded answering the charges about the language in his policy, choosing to belittle me instead, going on verbal attack. I'm writing this review in the hopes that guitarists everywhere are forewarned to beware of financial dealings w/ this establishment. Brian really dug in on the insults so I encourage female guitarists especially not to let it get under your skin if, god forbid, this happens to you. He didn't seem to know how to resolve the matter maturely - instead just lashing out in personal attack. His insecure responses & gaslighting were completely inappropriate. Brian and I argued about what the words written in his policy actually say - I maintain that the clause 'if paying by check' is what's known in the English language as a conditional clause and thus pertains only to those who pay by check - but even if it *were* legal to pocket the money when I paid by Paypal, what's legal and what's ethical in such a circumstance are two very different things. Clearly this guy's principle motivation is not to care about musicians but just to make a buck. So I would like anyone considering this workshop to understand that GWP will take every penny from you regardless of circumstances & unless you are prepared to fight like I did, you could lose ALL of your money if you have to sign up and cancel. (It took me an entire month of hell to fight to get even half back - long 'him vs me' story about Paypal that I don't have time to write here). Suffice to say, I cannot recommend this establishment. Musicians are often strapped for cash so please, fellow guitarists, be aware before you sign up that you may never see the rightful amount of your money again if you have to cancel. I want every guitarist - from amateur to professional - to know of the treatment I received by GWP (which seems to be a 1-man operation!?) which is why I am writing this. It's a huge rarity for me to give a negative review, but I felt it would be remiss not to warn others of what could happen to them. I have no doubt that the teachers at this workshop are great - they are world class players, yes - but none of them rely on Guitar Workshop Plus for their sole living - they teach everywhere else, so go find them at other great workshops such as the Swannanoa Gathering where the people who take your money are kind and honest and would never ever treat their customers like this. BUYER BEWARE!

They advertised a beginner program. I spoke to them in advance and told them I was a beginner. I…read morewas assured they would take care of me, spent $3,000 to go, and they had no program for me. WAY too much . Sat me at a table in the corner by myself for ENTIRE DAYS with some papers with music and told me to practice. I talked to them multiple times and ended up with one hour total instruction. $3000 and not offered ONE CENT refund. Don't waste your time and money! I'm an honest guy and was completely up front when I spoke with them prior to the class. Never felt so taken advantage of in my life. Message me. I'll send you actual pictures of my "classroom setup". This was just this past summer.

Small bit mighty. This second (or first, theirs, whatever order you go to them in) outpost of the…read moreBMV Bookstore mini-chain still keeps up the greatness that Bloor St has, but in a more compact form. The staff are friendly, and while they lack the real estate of other larger locations, you can always find something good there. For some of the feature books they put out in the tables, I've noticed they distribute them amongst all the locations, so if you were looking for a particular book that then sold out, you can check at the other locations. This location in particular I've found is good for older magazines and Blu Rays, but I've also found some good coffee table books here. Always worth the trip. BMV rocks!

And not just books... Shop here often. Great choice of books available, but also magazines, Aime,…read moreGraphic Novels, Blu-Ray/DVD +collections, figurines, collectibles. Helpful, knowledgeable staff. Both new and used items. Used are priced appropriately. BMV is my go to, for sure.

A consistently delightful spot. We've always enjoyed the drive out here from Toronto…read more It's enormously popular with people of all ages. One of the big draws for us is their very tastefully curated market shop which has everything from costume jewellery, home decor/accoutrements, classy tableware etc. Their name branded Springridge Farm chutneys, BBQ seasonings, rubs and salad dressings are outstanding! Every year they increase their repertoire. They have a ton of other jarred comestibles. They have a lovely bakery/coffee shop on site where you can relax in the garden under the large trees.

We were looking for something to do on one of summer's final nice weekends and the suggestion arose…read moreof going to one of Milton's many farms. Springridge was about a 35 minute drive from our place, so it was an easy decision. We arrived around lunchtime and the place was already quite crowded but fortunately there was plenty of parking. We were all a bit peckish, so lunch was the first order of the day. I decided to go with the Smoky BBQ Pulled Chicken ("Crispy Onions, Chipotle Aioli, Potato Scallion Bun. Served with Kettle Chips") and it was handed to me within a minute of paying. It's a decent sandwich. The less-than-generous amount of pulled chicken is pretty tasty and the fresh, soft bread goes with it perfectly. The kettle chips were tasty, too. The rest of the place is fairly nice, although we were a little surprised at how expensive it is to visit the attractions. With tax, the total for two people came out to $35! It's a little outrageous given that there isn't a whole lot to do back there, although feeding the baby goats was a highlight. (Even that, however, you had to pay extra for.) Springridge is cute enough, though I doubt it's worth almost $100 for a couple hours of entertainment.