I have shopped at this store for over 30 years but not much in the last few years. Their prices…read moreused to be great but not anymore. Their selection has also declined. Very disappointing.

You really need to go here to discover the awesomeness yourself. Basically this is a HUGE…read morewarehouse-sized space with bulk food. But it's so much cooler than that. The bulk food is sold by weight so it's all in containers where you scoop what you want into a bag. (Definitely check out the pictures I posted!) The foods include: -Candy including candy bars (which I've never seen in bulk) and unusual gummy items (like fried eggs and belly buttons). -Chocolate -Snacks and nuts -Dried spices And REALLY random stuff like: -Powdered cheese sauce -Powdered beef broth And YUMMY looking stuff like: -Giant pieces of peanut brittle (it's weird to see something so big that is still bought by weight) Remember those places called "Sweet Factory" that were in every mall in the early 90s where they had all sorts of candy in every color and you just turned the crank for the amount you wanted and then were overcharged by weight? It's like that - but with ridiculously random things like powdered chicken gravy. I'm still really not doing this place justice - you better look at the photos. Imagine hundreds upon hundreds of random foods sold by weight. I've never actually bought anything here. I just like to run around and see what they have. Their prices seem reasonable, and they have some items that are so good my mother-in-law always comes here when she's in town. They also have a deli in the back and a few food products sold the "regular way" (a.k.a. not weighed at the counter). But one other can't miss thing is the giant statue of Mr. Peanut behind plexiglass when you first come in. I know it doesn't sound like it but it's really awesome - trust me.

Love Creative Bag. Such a reliable supplier. Very helpful and friendly and always have what I need…read morein-stock. They always have some kind of deal going on which is definitely a plus if you are looking for value

About 3.5 stars I…read morelove this place!!! It can honestly be a one stop spot for wedding, party supplies. Brides beware... please have your colours picked out prior to visiting creative bag especially for ribbons. There's a huge selection and assortment of colours & sizes you honestly wouldn't know what to do. Single faced ribbons are mostly sold in 100 yards w/ diff sizes. Double faced ribbons need to be ordered in advance and it takes about 2-3 weeks for them to get it in. My first visit here lasted 1.5 hrs .. Time will fly by when you're at creative bag! :D Love it Other than ribbons (organza, satin, mixed, etc.), they have boxes (LOTS of sizes....cupcakes, cake, gift boxes & more), favours, tuelle, organza, flower girl baskets, ring pillow, bags... LOTS and lots of diff bags (plastic, paper... i can keep going...) I feel some of the prices aren't that frugal. But there are definitely some things worth checking out ! They have another location in Mississauga.

i was surprice that I am the first on review here! Completetly awesome!…read more This company does not open for public, but they would make you happy for your visit. Luv2pak is selling / designing / customating all kind of boxes, paper wraps, bags...etc. Price is the best one in GTA. I do really mean the best one. I bought more than 500 boxes for my customate invitation card. "April", the girl was really nice, friendly and cute! what make me recommend you guys this place is all about service. I went to Easybag, and the one on Dufferin / Sheppard area to look for 500 yards of ribbon. they don't have the colour I want, but say none after that. Lux2pak, they didn't have my colour at first, but they asked if I can wait couple days so that I will get it from other locations or even special order the colours I described. If I am not happy, fine they will take it.... wow.....it would be the service I want for every my visit! Look for April when you come there.

From the owner: With 100 years of experience, Progress Luv2Pak continues to be a leader in custom-coordinated…read morepackaging solutions. Your project will be expertly managed from concept to delivery, whether a single box or a complete program. Our integrated services cover an unparalleled range, from structural and graphic design to in-house fulfillment, quality control and global logistics.

Love the cloths, quality and fit. I always find something and always get compliments when I'm…read morewearing the cloths. I only with the warehouse store had longer hours. It's hard to get to after work because it often closes so early

This supermarket gives you a 1960s vibe as soon as you walk in - could be perfect for filming…read morescenes that need to take place in that decade. It has very wide and spacious aisles, fluorescent lighting, standardized layout, and floor tiles that are reminiscent of decades gone by. Pretty clean overall. Grocery selection is ok - they have the basic items, produce, and everyday staples.

I was in the area and had to wait for someone to finish their appointment, so I made a quick stop…read morefor groceries (my first time) here. What a refreshing grocery shopping experience! Coppa's seems to be a local grocery chain with only three locations nearby Toronto - North York, Scarborough and King City. The aisles are wide, the space is clean, fruits, vegetables, meat seem fresh and produce neatly stacked together. They have a huge butcher section, bakery aisle, prepared foods and more. It was not busy at all Sunday late afternoon. Many times it felt like a private grocery shopping experience. Unlike Chinatown, Walmart, Costco and other chains, where sometimes you would feel like your groceries are all picked on. The prices are moderate and pretty reasonable overall. I mostly purchased fresh produce so didn't notice the prices of the packaged goods. They don't tend to stock inhouse cheap brands, like No Name and Great Value but all moderate priced brands. There seem to be deals to be had like broccoli and flour on sale. The 2.5kg Robinhood flour bag was cheaper than even Walmart. I would've wanted a 5kg bag but it was sold out. Though I would say the butter was quite expensive, $7 was the cheapest option, and it was their own Coppa-branded butter, which was just one block, not even divided into sticks. The next alternative is $8 for premium Country-churned with pre-packaged sticks. Was a bit of a splurge for two blocks. I wonder if I would be able to taste the difference between cheap and expensive butter. If I'm in the area again I'll like to try their baked goods next.