Bought Canvas Montmarte string lights that were completely dead out of the box -- not a single bulb…read moreworked. Returned them and was only offered an exchange. Escalated to a manager and got the same response -- just "store policy" repeated over and over. No empathy, no understanding, no real customer service. I had to call corporate on the spot just to be offered a gift card, which still isn't an appropriate resolution for a defective product. Very frustrating experience.

$20.00 for a headlight bulb , $70.00 for installation , it just plugs in 5 minute job . What a rip…read moreoff . I went somewhere else to get it replaced.

I am writing to share a frustrating experience I had with the customer service at your Halifax…read moreBayers Lake location, which has left me feeling disregarded and disheartened. In late July, I purchased a 16 cu. ft. Vissani deep freeze from the Bayers Lake store. Unfortunately, by mid-October, the freezer stopped working, and I lost all of its contents. I tried various solutions but couldn't get it working, so I sought warranty assistance. However, I couldn't find my receipt, which I needed for the repair. Initially, I contacted customer care via telephone, and the representative assured me that my receipt could be retrieved at the Bayers Lake store. On October 28, I went to the store, providing a three-day purchase window, the exact sales amount, and the model information, hoping they could locate the purchase. I was informed, however, that since it was a cash purchase, no record could be found, and no one offered assistance in locating it, despite the details I provided. I requested to speak with Assistant Manager Lyt Adams, who offered a full refund if I returned the freezer, though all I wanted was a working freezer. Initially, all I was looking for was my receipt so I could go through the warranty process and have my freezer repaired or replaced. However, I accepted this solution and was given paperwork to return within the week with the freezer. On October 30, I returned to the store with the freezer and paperwork, only to be told by a different associate that I could not receive a cash refund, only store credit. The associate's attitude made me feel as though I was doing something wrong, and it was made clear that store credit was my only option. Reluctantly, I accepted the store credit. On November 7, I found my original receipt and returned to the store, expecting that I could now receive a refund instead of store credit. I spoke again with Assistant Manager Lyt Adams, who said he would escalate the matter to Store Manager Ashley White and assured me that I would hear back from her. The next day, however, I received no call from Ms. White. Instead, Mr. Adams called me later that evening to inform me that there was nothing they could do, and the first thing he pointed out was that I was now past the 90-day return period. However, when I initially visited the store and spoke with Mr. Adams, I was within the 90-day period, so this feels especially frustrating. Throughout this process, all I wanted was a working freezer. I would be more than willing to purchase a replacement freezer from Home Depot, but there are no comparable models available in size, price, or immediate availability. I am disappointed that no one assisted me in locating the receipt initially, nor did anyone attempt to find an alternative solution to the product failure. Instead, I was left with store credit and no suitable replacement options in stock. This experience has left me questioning Home Depot's commitment to customer satisfaction. I hope this feedback will be taken seriously to improve service for future customers.

Home Depot is a great place to go if you're looking for a particular item that is in their flyer,…read moreother than that, I find it rather expensive! I went into this particular location last week because I was looking for taps for my kitchen sink. I found the staff to be rude and not helpful. I didn't really know what I was looking for and nobody asked me if I needed help. I found the kitchen tap isle, but walked out without purchasing anything. Before I went to Home Depot, I went to Rona for an idea on the prices. After glancing at the selection and prices at Home Depot, I decided to go back to Rona!

Best place to eat fresh healthy salads, sandwiches and smoothies in Halifax by far. Very clean,…read morewell managed and outstanding staffs. This is why I keep going when I need an energy boost and friendly environment. Once you try it, you'll be hooked. Marc J.

The showcase has way too much fake stuff too much fake plushies from Amazon and also the Mr beast…read morebars don't taste the same as the real ones but the staff are at least helpful

I don't know what happened to Winners. When I was in college I bought a lot of clothes from the…read morechain and got huge discounts on brand name items. Now the store is not very affordable at all.. You're hard pressed to find bargains and the ones you do find are typically extremely expensive brands that are discounted... but not to the point of the kind of affordability that Winners markets itself as. Prices are similar to or higher than department store prices. I only recommend shopping here if you really know what you want and have compared the prices to elsewhere.

I Love Winners! For those who want to brand names, but for a fraction of the cost, Winners is your…read morestore! It is a hit and miss at all winners though. Some times you go in, and it is like hitting the jackpot. You find everything and then some. Other times you will go in, and nothing, zero, nada. You just find nothing that you want, or maybe it is at the end of the feeding frenzy for all the shoppers before you. All picked over! Just wait for a new shipment to come in. Now, my experience at all Winners is the staff is found only, at the cash registers and dressing rooms. There are not staff walking up asking , may I help you. This is definitely a self-serve kind of place. Also, you can spend a lot of time in here. I have given many hours to perfect the shopping experience of Winners. Also ,not all stores carry the same merchandise. Happy Shopping!

Was surprised with the selection of DVDs available. Even found a movie I've been looking for and…read moreother gems that aren't what you'd normally find at thrift stores

From the owner: Sell mattresses at an extremely low price with great customer service.read more

Giant Tiger is located on Dutch Village Rd, the old Shoppers Drug Mart by Dairy Queen…read more Giant Tiger is great for the community, especially if you do not have a car. It really is a small department store, they carry everything here. Clothing, shoes, housewares, baby needs, etc. What shocked me the most was at the back was a food section, not just dry canned foods, frozen and fresh vegetables, milk, dairy, eggs, etc. Prices were comparable, they had sales as well. A 4 ltr carton of milk was $6.00, that is a few bucks cheaper than a grocery store on a regular price. I would not go out of my way to shop here, however for a local store, it is great.

Giant Tiger is a great addition to the Fairview area on Dutch Village Road. This is a great one…read morestop shop for groceries as well as household items that you do not want to spend a fortune on. Anything from cloths for the family to toys for the kids. As well there is a grocery section in the back of the store for both canned and frozen goodies. Giant Tiger has great prices and always have great sale as well as clearance items up for grabs. Is this the location that you want to do all your Christmas shopping depends on who you are buying for but try it sometime as you will be surprised at what you can find.

I want to commend a wonderful employee that helped me today at the New Minas store. He told me his…read morename was Eldon Hines. I had two carts full of items and he not only helped me wheel them up to the cashier, but he insisted on helping me get the items in my truck. He also spoke to the manager about a misprint in the flyer on one of the items I purchased making sure I got the discounted price. He renewed my faith in human kindness. Wendy

This Canadian Tires in New Minas is really large, has lots of stock and has a standard layout like…read moreother Canadian tire stores. It's clean and the staff is generally friendly. Each time I've been here they've had what I needed...

I like this store because there is lots of merchandise and it changes all the time, so it is fun to…read morewalk in and see what's new. You can pep up your house with a new picture, mirror or lamp, for little money. I always see many well dressed girls in this store, so I think they have a great clientel. I got a TJX card which gives me 30 days to return things for a refund, instead of 10. Also all your bills are online in your TJX account, which is great in case you lose your receipt. I met a nice lady named Marlis the other night. She was arranging the throw pillows. She works in the store part time, and also has her own staging business. She had a good sense of colour and likes to get to know her client's taste when staging their home. I liked talking to her. She puts her passion into helping people.

I had the worst customer experience at the bay, near Ralph Lauren men's fitting room. There were…read moretwo women ( one was young with blonde hair and one was older with white hair). They opened the fitting room for my sister and five minutes before the store was closing they started harassing my sister and parents to leave the store because it was closing. We were not planning on staying longer than the closing time but they were kind of making us feel super bad and made us walk all around on the outside of the mall to our car. The old lady was especially rude and I would even go to say they were both racist. Kept repeating the mall is closed like we didn't understand English. Super disappointed and never shopping at the Mic Mac Hudson Bay because of this experience.

The clothing selection here is nothing to get excited about. While they try to boast designer…read morelines, most of their product is very plain or dated despite still having the elevated price tag for Michael Kors, Calvin Klein, etc. They may not realize that most of the same brands are available at Winners (down the hall) at a lower price for more interesting items. My visits to The Bay are almost exclusively for their perfume and cologne department. They have one of the widest ranges I've ever seen (making up for my first unsuccessful stop at Shoppers), the staff knows their stuff, and just about anything comes with random gifts-with-purchase that make nice add-ons to your planned Christmas shopping.

I was just here with friends. We knew we arrived just before 4:30. We knew they closed at 5 so we…read morewanted to make it quick to not hold them up. But two minutes after being in the store they dimmed the lights to an absurd level. No one greeted us or asked if we wanted help. I passed two employees who turned their backs to me and wouldn't make eye contact. I tried to go to the fitting rooms and was told (rudely) that the fitting rooms were closed. I asked if it was because of Covid and they said no its because they closed at 5. I took my things to the cash as asked if everything I had was returnable because I couldn't try it on and may need to bring it back. I had to ask twice because the clerk just ignored me the first time. I thought, okay whatever it's a bunch of teens working who probably just want to get out early. I get it. I've worked retail. But then I saw someone who I assumed was a manager because of how she was talking to staff. She went infront of my sister in the checkout to purchase her own things before her even though she was obviously still on the clock (still had her radio on and everything). So we're leaving and it's still fifteen minutes to five and she's locking the other door and we're leaving. I stopped to ask if she was infact management and she said she was. I asked why she was letting her employees dim the lights a full half hour before close. At first she lied and told me they close at 4:30 even though another employee (and Google) had already told me they closed at five. After calling out her lie she said they have to "flush people out" early. I told her that was incredibly irregular for a box store to do that and she told me that I should make a complaint and not haras her. All this as she is literally locking the front doors before 5. Then she yelled after us a sarcastic 'have a nice day' as we left. I think there were maybe 2 other people in the store. No line. Certainly no reason to need to "flush people out" or lock the doors. And im sure it's against policy to buy stuff for yourself while on the clock. If the manager hadn't been so rude I probably wouldn't have made a complaint, but she was truly incompetent. Like I said, I've worked retail, but she didn't even bother to give me some BS apology. Didn't care at all.

Old Navy is where I go for some cheap t-shirts. I usually go here for the beginning of summer…read more T-Shirts for 12.99, flip-flops 2 for 6 dollars. None of the items you get here are the best quality, but you will get some great deals. The staff here are usually good, and you can take arm loads into the changing room. The biggest thing I love is the return policy, 90 days.