Great Photobook site! So easy to use and great customer service. The Photobook arrived even quicker…read morethan the site estimated and I looked great! I have used them twice now and have used their support the second time trying to figure out how to share a digital copy of my book. They were quick to respond and guided me right through the process. I would recommend them to everyone.

This was a fun place to visit. All I can say is that I wish we had a Value Village in Regina that…read morewas as good as the ones joe b. has visited in Vancouver, if they have inventory as interesting as the stuff in the Sound Exchange. Odd curios and fun pop cultural memorabilia. I must have met one of the other two owners, as the one that I spoke with was quirky but amiable and entertaining. The stacks, however, are a bit tiresome to sort through.

Really surprised to read some of the previous reviews! Had a great time sorting through stuff and…read morewalked out with several gems within the space of a lunch break. Yes, everything is piled up and nothing is organized, but... I always figure those are the best places to dig for treasure. True that some of the stuff is too far gone to have value, but that's in the minority. Don't look for price tags, they're not there - everything is up for negotiation, but the prices asked are reasonable.

After having had a great meal at Salisbury House, I got into my car and was about to leave. I saw…read morethis Michaels. I looked at my watch. It was 8:44 pm. I had sixteen minutes to shop. I wanted to check out the calligraphy section. I could do it. I hopped out of my car and walked in. I saw a staff member who looked unhappy to see me crash their closing-the-store procedure. I didn't care. You didn't lock the door. I have sixteen minutes to shop. Deal with it. I'm proud that I can find the calligraphy section at any Michaels these days. I found it fairly quickly. I am a traditional calligraphy person. I saw a modern calligraphy set. It piqued my interest. I haven't used dipped nibs with a pen holder since grade 8. I said yes to learning modern calligraphy with a bit of a throwback dipping nibs in ink to write. I heard a female staffer yell out that this store would close in ten minutes. Well, that's charming. I'm guessing that it's faster to verbally scare customers than use the speaker system, unless this store isn't that modern. I walked over to the checkout area. I heard another woman say that there were two customers left in the store. Yep, they wanted to call it a day pronto! The woman at the checkout area was working with an older female customer. She asked me whether I was paying by cash, or credit or debit card. I said the latter. She directed me to the self-checkout kiosks. There must have been at least four of these kiosks. Half of them were out of order. Oh, joy. I thought that this experience would be horrible because I tend to find the most troublesome kiosk to use. I've done that recently at Giant Tiger and No Frills. This kiosk asks whether you collect Michaels rewards. I said yes. You then get a screen to either enter your phone number or your e-mail address associated with your rewards account. I entered my phone number, pressed a green arrow, and it worked. The scanner worked well. My items had barcodes that scanned with ease. I then paid with a credit card. Done! An older woman next to me looked at the screen in front of her with hesitation. I asked her if she needed any help. She laughed, but not at me. Using this kiosk made her feel nervous. I guided her through entering her phone number for her rewards. She entered her phone number and proceeded to ask enter her e-mail address. I stopped her and had her press the green arrow. Done! She was happy. I said that she was okay scanning her skeins of yarn. She thanked me. I wished her a great evening. She reciprocated and I left the store happy that I had helped someone. I actually saw this woman as she left the store and I was driving away. I waved to her and she smiled. I'm glad that I got what I wanted in such a short period. I can understand that staff wanted to leave for the day, but maybe they shouldn't blatantly express it. Shouting out a ten-minute countdown or loudly stating how many customers weren't at the checkout didn't exude a great experience for those customers who were there. (255)

Tip: Sign up to be a Showcase Insider. It's a free membership. You save with various member…read morediscounts. I like Showcase. It carries as-seen-on-TV items and more. This store is at St Vital Centre. It's a few stores down from London Drugs. If you like Squishmallows, or Hello Kitty and Friends merchandise, this store has a ton. It's awesome! I finally saw its display of Dubai chocolate bars. Cool! Devices to cool you down during a heatwave were being heavily marketed while I was in this store. I liked the neck fan and fans that hold a block of ice. What caught my attention was a Squishmallows crochet kit. I could knit a frog and stuff it. I decided to get it. The woman at the checkout counter was friendly and great. She asked for my phone number associated with my Showcase Insider account. She found me and let me know that I had $5 off this purchase. Yay! I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was done. I placed this kit in my paper bag with handles. I thanked her and left. I have started watching the video on how to crochet this frog. It's rather lengthy at over an hour in length, but the instructions are clear so far. It was great shopping here. I'd return again when I'm at this mall. (248)

I wish I could give 0 stars! I went in the store (which has some cool stuff) and I decided to just…read morebuy a bag of candy. The debit machine was having trouble and the lady at the till starting yelling at me because there was someone else (one person! in line behind me -- and the person in line was still browsing. The clerk threw a fit. She's nuts. Don't go here -- the service is terrible.

Proprietor has a really short temper. He made a deal with a customer that hired one of his…read moreemployees to teach a group how to play a game; it was explicitly agreed-upon to pay $15 times three hours. When it was time to pay, the owner increased the price by $5.75. The customer complained and said that wasn't the deal. The proprietor then lost his temper and literally yelled at the table where the game was being played, "Everyone pack up the game and get out!" On top of having to pay for the girl who was teaching the group how to play, she was excellent by the way and probably should go look for a job elsewhere, each player also payed a $10 fee to sit at his table and purchased junk food, drinks. He may have had a bad day or was just an ill tempered man. However, no proprietor should ever treat his customers this way. First time I've witnessed such behaviour.

Updated rating, store sucks. L store, 250 dollars for a 140 dollar booster box. I would have to…read more be pretty sick at reselling to be able to make profit off your booster box prices. They stole my 5 dollars after rescheduling their pre-release a week later on a different day. poggers

This place is 100% of Games Workshop products, but it's the exceptional experience that is given by…read morethe staff that make this place better than other miniature stores selling similar products. Yes, the prices are high, but I am personally willing to pay that bit extra in order to get all of the advice, tips, and friendly conversation you get along with your purchase.

I've been to this shop four times now. Every time, the staff have been helpful and well informed…read more Today I was given a lesson on a minor issue which online video tutorials did not cover. The store employee was patient with me and explained the mistake I'd made and how I could avoid this in the future. He could have easily sold me a new tank as it was my mistake; instead he fixed me up. Sent me away happy.

I must say I'm definitely pleased by the cst service I received!…read more I won one of their contests on FB, and after waiting a few weeks and not receiving my prize, I messaged them. I received a reply in minutes with a promise that they would send it out early the following week (I messaged on a Friday July 15) and received it today :) They put in an extra bottle as a sorry for the delay - in my preferred flavour profile :) I'm definitely super pleased with them taking ownership and the extra bottle is greatly appreciated as it's not just a 30ml, but a 60ml. Great job Cold Turkey! Thank you for the quick response and fix. You guys rock!!

The store in the front has very cute items that I cannot afford. It isn't old school Osborne. With…read morethe oddness and quirkiness of artist and musicians. It's not boho poor friendly. It's rich and cute and cozy. The prices for items are affordable. The staff working there is not very friendly to real saints. They are nice but some kind of energy dampens their mood. I wouldn't call them saints. They are not all anti-Christians but it just erks me in a very that is hypocritical that they would be rude to the homeless and the poor looking and try to cater to them but only to take their money and make fun of them. But the apple Danish was pretty tasty and did not make me feel sick but the white hot chocolate had a weird taste to it. Not too sweet but buttery after taste once the liquid swishes in your mouth. I would recommend trying the pastries if you must. They do look delicious.