I stopped taking my car to Canadian Tire Milton because they were over-charging me for brakes…read more Their brake jobs were only lasting me 22,000 kms. Over the last 70,000 kms they charged me over $4,300. When I complained to head office they told me there was nothing they can do about it because each location is independently owned. There are a number of highly reviewed mechanics in Milton, that I found through a google search, so I will start taking my car elsewhere.

I used to be a loyal CTC customer so i had what they call money built up on my card. They offered…read morea deal that if you spend over $200 you get $30 gift card. But if you try and use some of your so called cash then you don't get the card. So it is cash when they want it to be. Marks warehouse (same company) have the opposite policy. The customer service said i can buy it elsewhere so in the future Home Hardware is the way to go.

Mah ... It's a Walmart. It has what you need, when you need it, that's it. Don't expect anything…read moremore. Also, it's a supercentre, so if you are like seeing those really cool refrigerators that turn the light on when you walk in front of them, this is the store to see them in. That's it.

My mistaken expectations perhaps. Organizing a graduation party for my daughter. Relatives flying…read morein from out West for the weekend affair. I was so busy with the organization that I made the choice of the next day delivery on Thursday, with Friday expectations. Woke Friday to a notice saying there was some sort of delay, delivery Saturday. Not the end of the world. Then, to my surprise, a change. It was on the Purolator truck headed for Milton. 8:19. Phewww. 11:34 he pulls into the parking lot (I assume) and the unit number isn't on his information. It was in messages and my phone number was on the delivery info. I notice he'd come and gone just after noon. Of course, I'm all over Purolator explaining that the site wouldn't accept the unit number, a single digit...it just wouldn't. Here we are, party day. Guest arrived and essentially packed for departure tomorrow...this wasn't a holiday. It was an event. No gift that everyone participated in the purchase of. The original message of change was delivery Saturday, delayed, Friday had been passed over. Now...the actual Saturday after being out for delivery Friday...the message is "to be delivered Monday". Confused yet. To simplify, "too little, too late." I don't know who to blame. The site wouldn't accept the unit number. Not sure why it knew there was a unit involved...but, they could have called on arrival and it was in the information. Their site wasn't working. Two people. Two long flights. They need to return to work for Monday. Who to blame and what is the compensation for this graduation party nightmare?

I really enjoy the mall it's been there since I was a kid. It's great for a lot of stuff. I think I…read moremight check out the new Reno there. It's are only mall so I like it

A small and humble mall, but always innovating! They've brought in cool interactive spaces -- like…read morethe Slime Lab and Funvilla play space -- in recent months that are fun and family-friendly which is perfect for the growing population. They will host different events throughout the year so be sure to follow them on Instagram for the latest news and events! On regular days, this small shopping centre has all that you need, from photo studio to mini food court (but be sure to check out the food shops & restaurants around the mall and outskirts too!), to banks and Service Ontario. Some of the large retailers outside include RONA+, Shoppers Drug Mart (with post office), Winners and Dollarama. This may be an older space, but it's always kept neat and clean. Downside I would say is the parking, especially coming off of Main Street -- the parking lot is oddly divided and designed. So just drive slowly and carefully -- watching for openings and pedestrians!

I love this place. You can find almost everything. It's close to the highway as well. The parking…read morelot is usually a zoo because of WalMart but otherwise it's a nice place. They added new stores like Michaels and Chapters/Indigo. (My favourites).

The Kind Matter Company has two locations! This one is in downtown Milton. (The other one is in…read moreOakville) This wonderful shop has the warmest staff and are champions for local products and sustainable living. Laura the owner is especially helpful and knowledgeable as she is the one curating everything. They recently joined forces with local greenhouse TERRA to bring more joy through plants in the shop too. Here you'll find an array of home cleaning and body care products from local makers. You may buy packaged goods OR better yet, refill into your reusable containers. They also have some snacks, clothing and accessories too. There's something for everyone. Follow them on Instagram for promotions and special events!

Marshalls is my recent obsession! However, other than slight organisational differences, I still…read morecan't fully explain the difference between Winners. ;) Sections that I love shopping from are: Housewares (candles, looking at furniture), Gourmet Foods (tea/coffee - pretty cheap!, snacks), & Beauty Dept. I can shop at Marshalls without even glancing at the clothing section! This particular Marshalls, however, does NOT have a "Red Carpet" section which consists of designer goods. So based on that sheer difference alone, the Heartland location is much better! Even the shoes at this location were of inferior quality. Even though this location was dead, there was a bit of a wait in the communal line. Only 2 cashiers on duty, but the one who served me was quite friendly!

I was looking for a very very obvious coat / jacket d/t the distinct color. The "other Marshalls"…read morestores (I called a few in the GTA) had no problem looking up the size but, this location said " we no longer do floor checks". Clearly, this store's manager must have cataracts for it was not SAKS or Bloomingdales. Being "uppity" is NOT called for. A simple look down the coat isle was not going to hurt the sales person momentum at 2pm in the day. Future suggestions: 1. Be consistent with other stores. 2. Offer better customer service. Don't get arrogant many stores did e.g. Eatons, Sears, Mexx, Danier, Nine West, etc. 3. Get rid of the manager/ or coat section sale person.

In such large store with hardly couple of support staff. Had to literally go to cash counter twice…read moreto ask for assistance.

This is a review for the Saks Off 5th located at the Toronto Premium Outlets in Halton Hills. This…read moreparticular Saks Off 5th outlet replaced the old Hudson's Bay outlet, and can be found right across from the Brooks Brothers, Guess, and Kate Spade outlet stores, in the western portion of the outlet plaza. Overall, a bit disappointing. Some products also looked suspiciously similar to the stock on the shelves when the Hudson's Bay outlet was still around a few months ago. Granted, they did move some things around. The shoe section is now at the back, and a wider accessories section is now located to the right of the store (includes watches). There's a bit of a slightly (but very, very slightly) more upscale feel than the Hudson's Bay outlet used to have, with some higher-end brands like Valentino, Christian Dior, and Lanvin sparsely spotted at the shoe section or the accessories section - however, be warned that while there area variety of brands, product selection itself is very, very limited, and personally, the products didn't appeal to me at all. Other brands like Rebecca Minkoff (I didn't spot any of her classics - just one-off purses with her name slapped on it) and Marc Jacobs can also be spotted. Steve Madden, Jessica Simpson, Coach, also form a pretty significant portion of the brands that can be found at this location. I also found a Kate Spade purse for $149 at this location, that I found for $129 at the outlet a couple doors down. Overall, pretty underwhelming. I'm sure if you looked hard enough, you could potentially find something that may remotely appeal to you, within a reasonable price range, but while there were a decent amount of brands available, selection within each brand was disappointing. The store overall didn't feel anything special, and felt way too remarkably similar to other department stores in the GTA. If you want a more upscale feel, head to the actual Saks Fifth Avenue at the Eaton Centre/Sherway.

good place to get indo/pak groceries. they also have fresh meat. store is clean and organised.read more

Decent variety of stores in the plaza. Grocery, fast food, dollar store, LCBO, sit-down…read morerestaurants, bank and pet shop. A few places open late which is nice for the night owls. You could do a lot worse than this shopping hub.

A great strip mall with all your basics: a giant Real Canadian Superstore (with a Tim Hortons,…read moremobile shop, walk in clinic and pharmacy), fast food restaurants, salon, Bulk Barn, Dollarama (perfect for cheap and quick shopping trips), bank, restaurants and a Starbucks too. Lots of parking and it's also conveniently located beside the Milton GO Station.

I love Indigo in general and specially this location. Very spacious store that holds all my…read morefavorite items from Indigo: books, board games, home, decor accessories, fashion accessories and kids toys and books. The staff are very nice and friendly. I went to exchange an online order and they were very cooperative.

There's something to be said for the Indigo chain. It's reliable, in that you know that if what…read moreyou want is fairly popular you can probably find it. Of course, if they don't carry it, there's a high chance the local bookstore that might have is out of business by now. And hopefully whatever you want to buy has been given the Heather Reisman seal of approval. But my favourite part is browsing the graphic novel section and the remaindered section. You can often find fairly popular books there that walk the line between evergreen properties that they'll sell forever (I'm looking at you, Harry Potter!) and useless crap. I don't know how the iRewards program works now; I know there's no actual rewards for it, you just get a discount. Apparently, since people are starting to notice that new books are a lot cheaper to buy online, Indigo is starting to specialize in housewares and stationary. I suppose we can look forward to the day that they put people who sell those out of business.