I bought online a pair of size 6 shoes and it has at least an inch of gap after trying it on. I…read morebrought them back thinking to pay more and do an exchange. I was rejected saying I cut off the price tag. I found a pair on display that also had NO price tag. No exchange is one thing BUT I was given a LECTURE by the staff who worked on Sat evening around 7:00pm . I asked for their manager, the staff said she was gone for the day and refused to let me know what time the manager would be working next day. Awful customer service especially when the economy isn't smooth. Many other people who are good in customer service are looking to be hired. Hire those one who treat their customers right!

Store is super cramped. Almost uncomfortable to walk through, especially if you're carrying a tote…read moreor other shopping bags. If there are more than like 3 other people, it feels very small. They don't have much selection and styles in clothes. Their underwear section is small, pajamas too. Often don't have certain sizes in sweatpants etc. They have a pretty nice shoe selection, and lots of accessories. But shoes aren't very long lasting. A $40 pair of heeled faux suede shoes I got here had the heel sole fall off on both sides in two months of occasional wear. Got a wallet here and after 3 months of light use, the zipper broke. Clothes are pretty good quality though. I still have a pair of sweatpants from like 4 years ago that I wore at least 4 times a week for a like 2 years, and I still wear them, and they look fine.

Panda Mart just opened up in Scarborough and I had to go check it out. It's like Temu, but offline!…read moreChinese dollar store on steroids. The store has taken over the entire space Rona used to be, making it incredibly large. With slight exaggeration, you could get 10k steps in just looking around. There are a wide variety of goods being offered, and the prices are often even cheaper than Dollarama (though some stuff is kinda overpriced in comparison, like $30 kitchen shelves?) so I guess they win some lose some. I found some really good deals for plates, kitchenware, hair accessories, stationary, and foam rollers. Since the place is so big, it's hard to find a worker, and even if you find someone, they likely will not know the answer. It's okay though... explore away!

After the crazy/busy lineups and hype, we finally made it here. The store is incredibly huge, with…read morelong aisles of practically everything you can think of. We saw unique items like wheels for lawnmowers and bikes. There are also cosmetics, housewares, stationery supplies, etc. The store is quite messy, though, with many aisles that need cleaning and reorganizing, and imo, the quality is much lower than Dollarama or Dollar Tree. The parking lot is huge, and the store wasn't overly busy for a weekend afternoon.

The rudest customer service. I bought a blouse online, phoned, and was told to pick it up at the…read moreBayview location. I said I was coming today, a Sunday. When I arrived the same saleswoman (the same person I had spoken to on the phone) said, "You shouldn't be here!" even though my blouse had been put aside for me, with my name on it. The store confirmation had been sent to the wrong store, as if that were my fault. This woman continued to berate me, saying I should have waited until Tuesday for pickup, a day I cannot take off for shopping. She didn't apologize for her weird rudeness. On the other hand, they have a nice if overpriced collection, but I'll never shop at Andrew's again.

Worst return policy. I tried to return a blouse which I tried once and the lady said that I…read morecoundn't because it didn't have the Andrews tag (but it had the original tag).

I have never left a review in my life, but today's experience left me so disrespected that I felt…read morecompelled to write one. I visited Marshalls at Fairview Mall today to return a few items. Two items were returned without any issue. The third item was a pan. I clearly explained to the cashier that I had used it once, it immediately changed/turned bad, and I wanted to check whether it was eligible for return. The cashier had trouble scanning the item and called over someone I assume was the manager. She stated that the item could not be returned because it was used. I acknowledged that and said "okay, no problem." She then added that the item was also beyond the return period..again, I said "okay," fully understanding both reasons. However, she then added, "and we don't sell this brand here." That comment was unnecessary and came across as accusing me of lying. I told her I purchased it from this store, and she repeated two more times that they "checked" and do not sell that item here. Before I could respond or clarify anything, she walked away. At that point, it stopped being about the return and became about respect and professionalism. If the return could not be accepted, that was already clearly communicated and understood. There was absolutely no need to imply dishonesty on top of that. This interaction was rude, dismissive, and unprofessional. I left extremely upset, and unfortunately this experience has cost Marshalls a regular customer. For reference: this occurred on January 28, 2026 between 1:00-2:30 PM. The employee had black hair, fair skin, and was wearing a white/beige top. I'm extremely mad at her behaviour.

This Marshall's location gas always something interesting. Lots of clothing options, shoes,…read morebathroom, kitchen, garden supplies even decorations. The products change often, if you go early in the morning it is neat. Like ups move pretty fast.

I was quite surprised how bright and spacious this plaza is. I stopped by about ten years ago, and…read moreit wasn't anything to write home about! I wanted to see if the "Structube" at this location had better inventory, and shop at Dollarama, Canadian Tire, and HomeSense. The aisles are very wide, so plenty of room for social distancing! There is also a food court, but we arrived early, and it wasn't open. Each time I drove by, the parking lot looked like a zoo, but since we arrived right at 10 am, there were plenty of parking spots! There is also a Tim Horton's and Service Canada. Cute little plaza if you're in the area.

Lawrence Square is a good place to run some errands or grab a coffee. I was here for some work,…read morehowever had an opportunity to walk around the mall and see what there is to offer. There's a large fortinos with a very tasty looking bakery, a small food court and a good range of your general and some eclectic looking shops to check out. Whilst it's small, there's a few shops to check out that'll serve everyone's interests. There's also a huge petsmart for all the needs of your furry friends as well!

Came here after dinner for a walk. Came across some…read moreinteresting products while walking around the store. Value consistent across stores. Checkout line was long though..

It's Costco - you honestly know what you're getting into here. Parking can be a total nightmare,…read morebut compared to a few other locations, atleast I know I won't get freaking grid locked trying to pick up my 48 pack of eggs. This location is alright. Very well staffed to constantly re-organize/ clean up from the mass of shoppers. It's so crazy busy after work and on the weekends, as expected at most Costcos. If you can go during the weekday, do it. It's worth the slight bit more of peace. Oddly enough, their pharmacy is always slow. It's just so busy, but given it's an affordable option for many people without health benefits, it makes sense. Staff are great here, and everything is easy to find - exactly where expected. If the weather isn't so bad, just park a bit further out. And for the love of all things costco, please be a good human being and put your cart away!

Loft by Ann Taylor finally arrived in Canada! And this Loft location inside Vaughan Mills is an…read moreOutlet store. 40% off the lowest ticket price of almost all the sale items. And this location only carries end of the Season item and calling itself Loft - The Sale Shop! And surprisingly the merchandise is well organized and I do not have a feeling that I am shopping in a thrift store. Since it is relatively new, the sale staff here was really helpful. Selection wise though was a little boring, but I ended up picking up a scarf and a top. Please note all sales are final: no refund no exchange!

Have never been pleased with this particular Loft. I rarely go to a Loft store and leave…read moreempty-handed, but I never seem to find any treasures in this store. I still visit it when I'm in the mall, but usually find better choices at Forever XXI or Banana Republic. Service is inconsistent and depends on who's serving you and what mood they are in that day. Not worth the trip for me but others may be luckier.

Really nice well designed and well kept store. I dropped in a few times during December & January,…read moredidn't end up buying anything mostly due to the price range but I appreciated some of the retail fundamentals. I think they're the best designed, best merchandised and most shoppable apparel store in the mall (compared to American Eagle, H&M & Old Navy). The planners spaced it out nicely, room to move around, racks & tables not overstuffed like the others, and the staff have executed it well. Also very clean, the salespeople are always accessible (without hovering) and are always behaving professionally. As for the corporate pricing decisions... that's another matter. $108 for a paper-thin vest with no closable pockets? I think somebody's been hitting that legal weed a little too hard! Even at 50% off during Boxing Week, that's too much. Competitors had basically same product (with an inside pocket!) in the $29-$40 range and a Joe Fresh is $24.99. This is a $30 item and no amount of "branding" will sell it to me for more. There are other examples of such pricing. But really nice store though, I would recommend for those who have a more casual relationship with their money.

Years ago, I never shopped at Gap because I couldn't fit into anything that was a size 16. It was…read morethe largest size on the woman's side of the store back then. Five years ago, I lost sixty pounds. I can say that I don't have to worry about not fitting into anything at Gap and its sister companies. I had to do a huge wardrobe makeover. So, I ended up being a Gap girl. I like this store. I know which side of the store I need to be on (right) to be on the women's section. I also go deep into the back corner of the store to find the sales racks. Today, I bought a turquoise sweater. It was already marked down by 40%. I got an additional 40% off the lowest sale price. I paid $20 with tax. I would never have bought this sweater at regular price. The fitting rooms are clean, roomy, and bright. Staff are always helpful. (208)