$4.99 and new! Threw the box out Always seem to leave with…read moresomething. Always sketchy inside, guessing lot of stuff goes 'missing'

The store has limited parking on the King St E side, east of the store (prior to the door) & more…read moreparking is accessed from Main St E where the access also provides the donation only door. Access from this test posting can be compromised when there is larger amounts of snow as the access uses the public access west of the store As this is part of a major chain, the stores are supplemented by items from a central depot which provides greater variety than just the local donations would provide. There is a small donation bin inside the door for smaller amounts.

This is a true thrift store. Prices are very reasonable. They have good selection. The staff is…read morepleasant and helpful. I usually shop here once or twice a week. I don't think I have ever left empty handed....Cathy

Hit and miss. Mostly a good variety of everything. Good sales .friendly staff. Clean store. Usually…read morefind what lm looking for at a fair price.

great little store. always find something i want..tons of clothes, trinkets, shoes,…read moregames,CDs,Books,home decour. prices are ALOT better than value village (yuck). Love this place!

As with any Thrift Store they can be totally hit and miss as it depends on what items had been…read moredonated.

The day I was in, there was not a great clothing selection- it seemed to be over-picked. I can…read moreimagine back to school / Halloween / the winter holidays might be a popular shopping time. I found a few gifts in the book area - which was to look through. I found a copy of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, and a couple vintage games and puzzles that made great gifts. I look forward to returning after a while for another round of bargain hunting.

I love shopping at Talize it's hands down better then value village or some…read moreOther for profit chains I've went to and way cleaner with better selection and friendly staff and supervisors I've had good to great experiences So far

I love Dollar Tree. I noticed this store a few weeks ago while getting some groceries from Zehrs…read morenext door and flagged it. Last Saturday, my original intent was to hit Zehrs to get a few items. I needed white vinegar and tomatoes. I was surprised to see something like thirty people in a lineup to get into the store. A woman with her two kids took one look at the lineup and headed back to their car, saying, "Let's go to Shoppers Drug Mart to get milk." Since this pandemic, more folks are hitting convenience-type stores where basics, such as milk and bread, are offered. The idea is to get basic food staples that you need without hitting a full-blown grocery store. I wasn't in a rush, and decided to walk over and join the Zehrs lineup. However, the end of this lineup was a few steps from Dollar Tree. My mindset shifted, as I could do with a can of diced tomatoes and a bottle of white vinegar instead. I ditched Zehrs for Dollar Tree. Since lockdown 3.0 started, I have not been in a dollar store. It's kind of sad to see aisles blocked off because they aren't considered essential items. I am frankly unclear about the delineation between essential and non-essential items when I visit these stores. I have seen plants available for purchase, but not socks. Are plants deemed essential because you get the carbon dioxide-oxygen exchange between humans and plants, so we all thrive and continue to breathe? I'm thinking that if it's 6°C and you don't have any socks that they are considered essential to keep you warm as a human. What do I know, though? I'm confused. I ended up getting a small jug of white vinegar. I also got a large can of diced tomatoes. There weren't any plain ones. Instead, I got ones with herbs and spices. I used them to make stuffed peppers and the diced tomatoes worked out well. I am always happy with the selection of dry herbs and spices at Dollar Tree. The selection here was great. I didn't need any, but looking at everything while I was in that aisle felt normal. There were markers, pens, and stationery that were available. I didn't mind looking at them. I needed Crayola markers with fine tips, which were geared towards adults. It was sad to recently learn that pretty much all my markers at home were dead. I also saw a six-colour llama pen that I liked a lot. I found Alokozay teas at this store. I am looking forward to giving the strawberry a try. I have been drinking the blackcurrant variety for years, which is one of my favourite brands. I am also a huge fan of all things blackcurrant, which explains my love for Ribena. I went to line up. There was a woman buying cases of glassware. The woman cashing her out suggested that I try the other one where the man just came back from a break. I headed over there and he was pleasant. I paid for my items with a debit card and thanked him. I brought a bag, so I didn't splurge getting a plastic one. There is plenty of parking in front of Dollar Tree in this plaza. I was parked closer to the Zehrs main entrance, so I took a nice walk to my car, looking at the crazy lineup that still existed there at Zehrs. My guess is that I would have still been in the lineup had I not dropped by Dollar Tree. I'd come back to this Dollar Tree for nonperishable goods and llama pens. Here's hoping that when this lockdown is lifted and things are safe that I can check out the blocked-off aisles. (194)

I'm very much a fan of Dollar Tree l, so I do look forward to trying this location out. I find…read moretheir items hold true to the dollar value plus applicable taxes. I was on the hunt for a ...Turkey baster for a side project. Didn't have much luck, they did have a flavour injector but not what I was looking for. Aisles are well lit and the staff are smiley. Like really smiley. Items are well organized. I went in at 5pm and found only three other customers there, so not too busy. Located in a big place near zehrs off Holiday Inn Drive. They have the incoming post-Christmas stuff like chocolate. So if someone didnt load you up with lindt chocolates, stop in for a sweet fix.

Good sized store, found lots of stuff, priced fairly. Bought a full sized Stereo, untested as there…read morewas know where to test. Female Staff member a little testy. But everyone else nice.

Just went to Salvation Army South Service Road location in Oakville to drop of (Greco) high chair,…read moredishes and books. Had to go inside to ask staff member (who was sitting reading a book) to help me unload car. High chair was in 3 pieces so I could fit in car and staff member put stand (metal), chair (upholstered plastic) and tray (plastic) in 3 different boxes???? I asked why and he said so they could be recycled and, when I asked if someone might not want the high chair assembled together in one piece, he said "someone might put pieces together"???? Very concerned and disappointed and will probably start going to Habitat for Humanity to donate.

I stepped into this store for a brief period while I was at the Cambridge Outlet. I didn't buy…read moreanything, but I am a huge fan of Corningware. When I first moved out on my own, I bought a Corelle set of mugs, dishes, and bowls. I still have this set to this day. They last, even for a klutz like me! I love the soup mugs that they have at the store. Part of me wanted to buy another one, but my inner voice was telling me that I was fine with the one that I have. There are far more colours these days, which caused my brief temptation to get another one. They work nicely. There were some decent deals there. If my Corelle items that I own didn't last so long, I would have bought a ton of stuff back in October when I set foot in this store! (8)