Best customer service experience ever!…read more I made the mistake of order my car speakers online and got the wrong size. Stubborn I wanted to make these speakers work so I went to Video World where I should have bought them, to see what they could do. The staff was very helpful especially considering I was trying to install speakers that I didn't even buy from them. One of the staff members showed me an adapter ring while another phoned to see if their supplier carried other options. They even had their technician give me some advice on how I should mount my speakers with the adapter. The chery on top was the fact that they even gave me a deal on some dynamat along with my adapters. I will be shopping for all my tv and audio gear at Video World from now on. I would highly recommend this business over any chain store, if you want to feel comfortable and walk out happy, This is the place to shop.

Videoworld was just amazing to deal with. Their customer service is top notch and their salespeople…read moreare honest and know what they are talking about. I would reccomend videoworld to everyone I know over Costco and bestbuy as far as customer service and warrantys are concerned. When I need a TV or appliance in the future videoworld will be my first stop!!!. Had a issue with the TV I bought called them they came and got it that day and brought a new one that same day you wouldn't see bestbuy doing that.

Knowledge of bras and swimsuits. Love the tent sales. Need them in winter too. Hard size to find…read moreother stores.

The new location is awesome! Very organized and clean. Saleswomen were pleasant and friendly. The…read moresaleswoman who helped me found exactly what I was looking for and it fit perfectly. Will be back.

Upon searching for model shops while spending a weekend in Windsor, NS, I happened upon this one,…read moreadvertised interestingly as "the only hobby store in the valley". (Uh, okay, then. Way to save me some time, I guess). I checked for a website, and while giving me location info, does, according to Google, suggest that there may be a virus on their host page's end. Fortunately, I didn't take that as a reason to avoid the place altogether, which in the end, was a good decision. (Note to self: tell the owner about it next time through Windsor). I don't know what I expected when coming into the small town store, but found myself pleasantly surprised by the selection available. In addition to the run-of -the-mill kits available by the big names (Revell, etc) there were a few more exotic labels to be seen as well. There was also more of a kit variety available too, including some harder to find items and vehicles of several sorts. There were also a few interesting assembly pieces in stock that I haven't routinely seen on shelf in some of the other stores I frequent, such as an air compressor converter piece and a handy model glue dispensing pen I was happy to exchange some coin for. There are also some additional items for sale in-store, as I suspect, as many mom&pop (but mostly pop) stores do, which included an R/C section, and a respectable section dedicated to sport fishing. Upon purchase of my finds (plus a really swell model of a Ford 427 engine), I engaged the owner in a bit of a chat, and found him quite knowledgeable about his work. Being a serious modeler himself, he seemed quite interested in keeping quality materials in stock when available, and seemed quite knowledgeable of "the scene", recommending that I check out at least one or 2 upcoming model shows in the province. All in all, a good find. Will definitely be back next time I'm in the area.

Not a great place. selection is very limited and I can get the same abuse at Maritime Hobbies in…read moreHalifax and I might find what I can live with there. Did not have a good experience. As I entered I was challenged with the question "what are you looking for?". I said I was a new member of the Annapolis Valley IPMS. The reply i got was "we don't do that anymore". I of course said "do what?" He said "radio control". I said thanks and turned on my heel and left. I am away from my home staying in the Valley and I have more kits at my temporary apartment than this business has. They have nothing, that could see that I can't get at Rewards In the Greenwood Mall. This experience is two hours of my life that I can't get back.

This is such a cute little vintage store in Port Williams. They have an eclectic mix of clothes,…read moreshoes, jewelry and a few knickknacks. Prices are fairly reasonable and staff are friendly. I don't think I've ever left here empty handed! I've picked up two leather jackets and a couple of funky pieces of jewelry here. Probably not worth a special trip out of your way but definitely a fun place to pop in if you're in the area. Go for lunch at the Port Bistro or Pasta Guy while you're at it!

A new spot in Port Williams that sells vintage women's clothing and accessories. They also feature…read morejewelry from local artisans. The store is very close to the Gladys Porter bridge with great views of the dyke. There isn't much parking out front but it should be easy to park nearby.

This sports store has a really large selection of sports shoes, hockey equipment and more. They…read morehave a few sections of clothing and items from a variety of other sports (water sports, golf, tennis, badminton, fitness, etc). The summer sales are pretty good and they have a good number of sales associates.

It's hands down the nicest looking computer shop in the valley, with a retail area containing a…read moreselection of modern and commonly needed parts, refurbished laptops etc. And their website is amazing! But that's just the pretty face. The technician who does the work is extremely knowledgeable and does high quality work. I would 100% recommend Kenn's Computers to anyone.

I learned something interesting recently: you're not going to find the best brand products in the…read morebig chain stores. The latter only sell what they can get a high margin on. Although great stores, Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Kent etc. only carry inferior Ryobi, "SunJoe", etc. electric chain saws. You will only find the best quality Stihl at an independent store like Griffin's.

Holmestead supplies many local restaurants with cheeses and supplies but they also have an…read moreincredible little retail shop that is open to the public daily. Located on the South Mountain, it's definitely worth the trip for the selection and prices. A huge variety of amazing cheeses and grocery items (mainly from Greece) and much better priced than your chain grocery store. Great hours, lots of parking and lots to choose from!