Located in the Longo's Marketplace plaza on the South East corner of Woodbine and Highway 7…read more There are multiple charge stations and supported connections. Charge output ranges from 50-200 kW Prices range from 32-45 cents per minute use. Charge is plenty quick as there was no other cars to share the output. The payment is convenient all you do is tap and charge with a $1.00 connection fee.

Busy, but efficient. Right by a Chipotle if you're hungry. Giant garbage cans if you need to clean…read moreyour car out.

Very busy plaza to park at and the store is crowded, but has a great variety of stuff and really…read morenice fresh seafood. We got almost everything we wanted there and a bit more. The salmon roe sushi was really good.

This supermarket has a lot of positives; plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, extensive prepared…read morefood, dim sum and sushi sections, bakery with daily fresh baked goods, great selection of Korean, Japanese and Chinese cosmetics, kitchenware, and even stationary and textbooks. Surprising levels of one stop shopping experience. They also have fresh seafood but we don't usually visit that section a lot. Their meat counter isn't the best. Quality is so-so and prices are high for what you're getting. Great deals: sushi and prepared foods are on sale after 7:30PM, so you can get dinner for a fraction of the price. And in summer, they bring lots of local produce which are super tasty. In winter, they have imported exotic fruits, and you can always try different types of fruits because they are sold by piece, not by case like other Asian stores. T&T is owned by Loblaws so they offer a freshness guarantee. I feel confident buying from this store, although I have to say, the store is very well maintained and all items I have bought have been fresh anyway.

My home away from home last night was Best Western Plus Cobourg Inn & Convention Centre…read more My big king bed was very comfy! End tables on either side of the couch were odd ... I'm assuming it's a pull-out couch? I love love love baths so read and relaxed for a while in it last night The room was big and I had lots of space. Parking was free as was WIFI (it was quick). I had a mini fridge, coffee machine and microwave oven in the room. There is a pub in the lobby and that's where I had supper last evening. It was nice not having to go far for a bite to eat. I'd stay here again.

If you're a business traveller and family on vacation, this hotel is ideal for you. It's not…read moreluxurious, but it has all the amenities that you need - gym, pool and a restaurant in the lobby. The hotel elegant service and room amenities that will make your stay comfortable and fun. I have stayed in both two-bed and single (with king-size beds) rooms. The bed is comfortable as well as the pillows; note that they would probably be too high for those who want flat pillows. But I want high pillows so this is perfect for me. The hotel wifi is blazing fast. As in, really fast. And it's because of this that I don't see myself picking another hotel in the area. I need to constantly work and the internet speed is important to me. The rooms that I stayed in were kept clean and scent-free as this is a non-smoking hotel. It's a few minutes drive to downtown, a cab ride away from the train station and a few minutes to waterfront. But not really far away from these places.

EVdirect installed a Flo G5 EV charger at our century-old Toronto home this past week, and we had…read morean excellent experience. Rob and Mike were a pleasure to deal, very professional, and clearly very skilled at what they do -- even though they had to contend with the challenges of an older home (including an older electrical panel). Rob came up with an ideal location for the charger, and they didn't even have to disconnect the power during the installation process. They also cleaned up beautifully after the installation. From a health/pandemic perspective, they were also very careful to wear their masks whenever we had to discuss anything. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend EVdirect to anyone, and we hope to call on them again in a year or so to update our electrical panel. Thanks very much, guys, for a job well done!

Had these guys deliver and install the Flo Level 2 charger in my garage. They were very…read moreprofessional. Arrived on time, came up with a plan to install the wiring with minimal disruption, did a neat job and left no mess. They didn't even shut off the power to the house. Would recommend completely.

CF Markville is a clean and modern mall with a nice mix of stores for shopping, dining, and…read moreeveryday errands. From fashion to tech, you'll find popular brands and local shops all in one place. It's easy to walk around, and the layout makes browsing simple and stress-free. The food court has a good variety of options, and there are cozy spots to sit and relax. Parking is usually easy, and the mall feels safe and welcoming.

For my fellow New Yorkers who visit, this feels like a version of Roosevelt Field Mall…read more Clean, open space. Your usual clothing shops like H&M, Uniqlo. They have Muji and Miniso, and a Marshalls and Walmart flanking the ends of the mall. Upstairs has a few more food spots including a bakery and HeyTea. Good options, plenty of parking.

Nice winery. We tried several of their wines. I loved the…read morePinot Gris and my wife loved Sparkling Rose. We bought both; each for 18$ taxes included. It's a small winery. The tasting is 1$ per sample and is waived off on a purchase. Everyone is nice and friendly. They serve cookies, cheese, and sausage to pair it with your wine tastings.

A friend and I stopped in during our wine tasting day in the county. This was the first winery of…read moreour day and we tasted through several of their wines. The tasting room attendant was cheerful and friendly, telling us about each of the wines and sharing some of her favourites. I had six samples in total: the 2013 Windward White Blend (which would be great with spicy food), the 2014 Pinot Gris, the "Friend's Rose" (which is the one I bought - it was bright pink, with lots of berry and some rhubarb, a definite afternoon sipper), the 2013 St. Laurent, the 2013 Gamay Noir and the 2012 Meritage. Tastings were, I believe, $1/sample but they were waived with purchase. This is an environmentally friendly, solar powered winery with a sustainable mindset! It's not as fancy as some of the ones you'll visit in the county, but I think it just adds to the charm.

This is such a fun place to visit. You will enjoy it whether you are 8 or 80! And it is all free!…read more The parking lot is huge, but if you have someone with mobility difficulty, make sure you drop them off, because once you get in you will need to do a bit of walking as well. When you enter the building, you get lanyards and can visit a station to register. When you register, it takes your picture and tracks the various activities you do throughout the exhibits. You don't have to do this, but it is a fun step to see the results of your various activities and pictures at the end. You proceed down a long walkway with amazing views of the Niagara River and Lewiston Queenston Bridge. During December, they have a festival of trees which line the hallway with trees decorated by local organizations. It was a fun touch! There are a variety of information panels along the way. When you enter the main area, you proceed down the escalator (or elevator) to the main exhibit area. There is a movie about the power authority (and power in general) that I recommend starting off with. There is also a fun 4d simulator ride! If there isn't a staff person at the ride, you can go to the information desk and ask someone and they will get you in. There are interactive sections where you work through a variety of situations (like working to keep and restore power to a fictional town). There is also a cool cave like walk through that talks about the geology of the gorge area. We spent about two hours here because my kids were insistent on doing every activity. But you could spend less time if there wasn't as much interest. A highlight was the literal hair raising Van De Graff generator. Staff walk you through the safety protocol and then you get to experience your hair standing straight up! It was really a fun touch. You can go out on the balcony area for some stunning views or a quick break from the action. I also learned that they host birthday parties or other gatherings here. What a unique idea! If you want to learn more about electricity or are just looking for something unique to do, this is a great place to visit.

We have a family tradition to stop at the Power Vista and see the Christmas trees at Christmas…read moretime. The long hallway going over the Niagara Scenic Parkway, that you have to walk to get to the power vista fun exhibits, is lined with Christmas trees decorated by local organizations like the girl scouts, people Inc., etc.. It's fun to see how they choose to decorate incorporating their organizations purpose. It's different every year. Many handmade ornaments showcasing the talents of individuals, many who benefit from the organization. I always get a few new ideas to use by seeing their creativity. Plus you can still so the rest of the power vista fun things like the simulator ride. Free admission, free parking....what more could you want?

Tim Hortons here is terrible. Purchased just a coffee. They didn't offer me the .14 cents change I…read morewas owed, just closed the window and said youre all set, Took lid off of coffee to cool and was only 3/4 on an XL coffee, prob a large amount in an XL cup. Upsetting, wont be going back

Looks like brand new travel center located right off I-190. Stopped here for food and gas while…read morecoming back from Toronto. Very clean and impressively maintained. Some good food options inside as well. There's a Tim Horton's and some lounge area for relaxing. We filled gas and checked the air pressure before we left. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained. Great facility!