very great place people are super great sevice is super great and i will go there again i am from…read morebarrie ont its worth the drive to go the with cheap gas

Gas pumps do not recognize CAA cards for discount, attendant too busy to care about it, attendant…read morepersuades her customers to use plastic instead of debit, very frustrating service

Quick trip to buy a lotto ticket…read more Swipe your Air Miles card for purchases of fuel and/or in-store Service was quick and courteous. It's back on the road again.

I got there late and the owner was so gracious about taking me in last minute. It was obvious that…read morehe knew what he was doing and I felt in good hands. He was so pleasant about all my questions and gave me great advice about my car that I know will help keep me safer on the road. He was so knowledgeable and personable. I will be going there again and again for sure. Thanks so much for the great and pleasant service!

never had to change oil husband always did this. do I was nervous never been to a jiffy The…read moreguys were great checked everything including changing filters (which were filthy) I even got a discount must have been my grey hair lol i recommend them 100%. Made my day. Thank you

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Mortimer's Marine Ltd. -- known more affectionately as Mortimer's Point -- is one of my favorite…read moremarinas on the Lakes because of the following: 1) They sell bulk candy, all of it gummy. I absolutely cannot resist gummy candy, especially if you make it sour and coat it in sugar. Pick up a brown paper bag (reminiscent of school lunches all those many years ago), a pair of miniature tongs, and go to town. Keep track of the number you put in your sack (they're $0.05 apiece), tell the cashier and pay, and you're on your way to a candy coma. 2) There's an old-fashioned Esso sign hanging out in the middle of the Lake, letting you know Mortimer's point is up around the bend. I *love* this Esso sign, all by its lonesome in the middle of the water. I think I have more pictures of *it* than of the family up there. 3) MP doubles as an "airport." Meaning, this is where the rich folk from Toronto (who aren't rich enough to have a seaplane garage at their cottage) land and store their seaplanes. So there's always several moored at Mortimer's. We like to eyeball them whenever we're gassing up the boat. The novelty of a seaplane really never wears off... 4) There never seem to be any adults around. It's like this place is run entirely by children and teens. It gives you an oddly exciting, "Children of the Corn" adrenaline rush. And when you push off the dock to leave, you kind of feel a sense of relief that you didn't fall victim to He Who Walks Behind the Rows.

Sun and Ski Lakeside is the pro shop and fuel extension store of Sun and Ski Moon River, the boat…read moredealership, and it's one of the nicest *looking* marinas in all of the Muskoka Lakes -- sleek and modern and glitzy. The service here is consummately professional, too. The attendants are always on the dock well in advance of your arrival to assist you in docking and perform their mundane duties with a smile. But in the last couple years they totally downsized the actual marina store in favor of pushing ski boats and launches for sale on their docks. Don't get me wrong, I love to eye-eff a good ski boat or launch, but when I'm waiting for the boat to be fueled I also like to ogle maps and candy and shorts made out of towels -- you know, posh stuff. This year they've also concentrated on adding an art gallery to the marina...an art gallery! Attached to a gas station! With one Sun and Ski outlet *already* dedicated to the sale of boats, I wish this Sun and Ski outlet would remain true to its roots, slum it with the rest of the Muskoka marinas and sell me some Corn Nuts.

I really like T&A Tire. They've done very good work, been very reasonably priced, professional and…read moreexpeditious. We went to them needing two new UTV tires to be installed on the rims. They didn't charge us much for the new tires and came back to us before we expected the job to be done, telling us that the wheels were already in the trunk of our SUV. Once they didn't even charge us on replacing a valve stem on a UTV tire (but that was after we had already had some work done with them so don't go asking for free work...). The staff there were helpful and jovial (rascally actually), a pleasure to do business with. I would recommend them to anyone.

I've been coming here for years for all my truck service, oil clanges, tires the works. Mechanical…read moreLabour charge is $95.00 per hour a great price. It's worth a look here for all your automobiles.

Good store.... Cheapest gas in the town... good staff.... Free chocolate on fill up of $100read more

I am 62 - this is a rare gem of a business - if I sat for 10 min and tried to think of one thing…read morethis business does poorly I could not. They should call this place Perfect 10 tire ! Been a customer for 15 yrs - Cars, Trucks Trailers ... done it all. This review is long overdue., THANK YOU - YOU ARE THE BEST.

I can't say enough about this place. I was driving from North Bay to Toronto, had a blow out on the…read more400. I got the spare on then started calling tire places to replace all 4 tires (they needed it). It was about 430 pm, everywhere said they were closing at 5 so couldn't do it. Rocky Island said get the car there and they would wait around. We rolled in right at 5, when they should have all been going home, they pounced on the car like an F1 team. They were excellent on price, super nice, and really helped us out of a bind, as I was on a space saver tire that would not have got us home and we would have had to find accommodation until the next day. Despite living in Toronto, next time I need tires I am driving back up to Bracebridge to this place.