Sacred Circle is a fantastic shop to stop by in Desoronto. I found all of the crystals and the…read moreincense I was looking for as they have a phenomenal collection to pick from and excellent prices. The knowledge of the staff is incredible and when I purchased my crystals, the gentleman at the counter even cleansed them for me with an enormous singing bowl. This is an amazing shop and worth the time to visit and experience.

I like this location a lot…read more Usually make a point to stop in while I am visiting family in town. Tons of stuff is always on sale upstairs and actually they have sizes left in things!? Service can be a bit nonchalant but that's not why I visit anyway. YAY!

Jim and Deni were absolutely awesome!! They were very welcoming, lovely to speak with and helpful…read morewith choosing a tree. Their farm is the quintessential Christmas tree farm, even in the pouring rain! We are very thankful to have found such an awesome spot to get our tree at such a reasonable price. We look forward to going back every year!

Last year my mom and I were on the hunt for the perfect tree. Originally we were hoping to cut one…read moredown, but when we came across The Christmas Farm we were a little sad to find out that they are currently a fresh cut farm, but working their way towards being a U-Cut farm. We were greeted by the man who owned the farm, he was extremely friendly. When we asked about cutting one down he offered us information about the closest location that provided that service, but after talking to us for a bit we decided to pick a precut. He was extremely helpful, and very kind. We will definitely be heading there this weekend for our tree this year, I'm not sure if it was the friendly experience or the tasty homemade apple cider, but we will definitely be back!

Consigning your items here is often difficult. I've heard…read moreseveral complaints. Better vibes from the backroom could go a long way... Friendly customer service is VITAL to business success in Kingston. However --it does have nice selection and pleasant floor staff.

One of the only consignment stores in Kingston. I've found a few great deals here over the years,…read moremy favourite one being a Marc Jacobs tote bag for $20.00! However, this isn't one of those stores where you leave with a huge haul every single time (like Value Village or Talize). They have a smaller selection and prices are a bit higher, so I tend to be picker when selecting items to buy here. The store is fairly well laid out, and I appreciate that the clothing is color coded (Talize does this as well, but Value Village does not). I also like that the price of the item decreases the longer it's on the sales floor, which is unique. I often think of consigning here, but to be honest after reading the rules on the website, it seems like it would be a bit of a hassle. For example, it says that they don't accept items over 2 years old. How on earth can they tell (besides the item being in poor condition)? One time when I inquired about consigning, they told me about all the "cheaper" brands that they don't accept...yet every time I go in, I see those brands! It's also strange that on the website it says that Danier is one of their best selling brands, yet they say they don't accept leather coats (yes I understand Danier doesn't JUST have leather jackets, but you get where I'm coming from). Also, this might just be me, but I wish the change rooms had actual doors and not just curtains. I don't know how many times a lady has just waltzed right into my change room while I'm changing! No etiquette it seems. All in all, a few minor inconveniences, but it's a store I will continue to visit once every couple of months to see what's new.

Eclectic mix of accessories, clothing, decor items, and other items from all parts of the world…read more This shop has been here as long as I can remember and for good reason. Love coming in here to browse and always leave with a treasure or two. Most recently I purchased three pairs of super cute earrings - for only $6! Can't go wrong if you are looking for a unique gift or something special for yourself. Staff is always super friendly and polite. As others have mentioned, the space is small so keep this in mind if you are entering with tons of bags.

You want earrings? You want a sarong? You want something exotic and made of wood? Modren Primitive…read morehas all of those things! It's a very tight space; don't come in with tons of bags or backpacks because you'll just act like a bull in a china shop, unintentionally. What's cool is that all of their goods come from neat faraway places and typically everything is well labelled so you know the origin of the product. I always like looking through the jewellery, but if clothing is more your thing, the back room has all kinds of creative items.

My fave place to shop....Always great new styles and awesome sales. I was advised by a staff member…read moreof a sale that starts tomorrow...which in turn will save me about 25 dollars....umm awesome Sign up for their Rickis card as it gets you great deals. The company is great and I have returned merchandise that I have purchased off their website with absolutely no hassle.

I was very excited to visit this place. I was passing through Kingston and wanted to pick up a few…read morethings for my family while I was away. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. They were great and identifying my needs and provided recommendations for my 4 and 7 year old. They also have some local products that will look amazing in my place to play up our nerdy vibe! I can recommend this place more than I already am! Completely worth it to check out!

We happened upon this lovely games and gifts store while strolling on Princess Street. They have…read moregames and puzzles from all ages including tactile puzzles for toddlers and more stimulating board games including a lot of the expansions for Settlers of Catan and Ticket to Ride. They advertise a free game night that happens on Thursdays and Sundays from 5pm to close. The store also had a ton of gift store staples like fun stationary and planners, totes and pencil cases with fun prints and quirky slogans, as well as housewares and accessories. They also had a pretty substantial craft section with a lot of knitting supplies. It was a little bit earlier on in the day so there were a lot of employees milling about setting things up. They left us alone for the most part to browse at our leisure but it was nice to see that it would be easy to get help if we had specific questions.

The staff is wonderful. I don't have much stamina for looking for coordinating pieces, and even…read moreless stamina for trying things on, and the staff do all the searching, online and off, to help me find lovely items. These clothes, while pricey, last forever. I consider them an investment :)

I want people to know that the founder of this company has stated that the unacceptably 'sheer'…read morefabric of recent products is merely a sign that the consumer is too large to fit into them (he says the same of the recent pilling of fabric that never happened when the company first started). [The company has come under fire lately for the poor quality of its products]. He also has stated that he is not interested in selling to anyone who is larger than a size 12, clearly sending a message to the majority of Canadian women (the average size is 14) that they are 'not fit enough' to wear clothing to supposedly get 'fit' in. So, in essence, if you shop here, you are supporting a company whose founder blames his own mistakes in judgement on women who are larger than a size 12 for his products' inadequacies. Guess what? Women who are size 14 can read and we also can stop shopping at his stores. I have certainly made that decision. SEE: http://bc.ctvnews.ca/lululemon-founder-blames-women-s-bodies-for-pants-problems-1.1531351 If you care about women's rights and about body image issues, shopping here is like shooting yourself and your values in the foot, so to speak. In the past, I have purchased products from this local retailer because my daughters wanted them. I once asked a woman there to hold a $150 jacket until I could come back a few hours later and get it for my daughter, who was with me at the time. It was to be a Christmas present and I didn't want to spoil the surprise. The cashier was snotty and said that they did not 'hold' things for people. The way she said it made me feel like she didn't think I was really going to buy it. Nice! :( I did come back the next day and buy it, but have NEVER shopped there again. There are a lot of great sportswear companies to buy from in Canada. Lululemon is no longer a positive store, or a positive company. [Shopping nearly anywhere else would be better than Lululemon.] Do you really want to spend your money at a place where the founder states that they are not in the business of selling to women "whose thighs rub together"(as if our thighs are the REASON his clothing sucks). Insulting women's bodies is the wrong way to counter complaints about products that have been recalled due to quality problems. Don't give them another dollar of your money.