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“I found the Giant tiger a little too crowded with merchandise. And the self- checkouts were not being used so had to wait in line for a cashier
Use the self checkouts please.”
“This plaza has everything you need. Coffee shop. Shoppers Drug Mart. Bakery. Independent produce store. Bulk Barn. M&M meat shop. Sad to think it's slated for condo development. This is a true necessity for the neighbourhood. Absolutely love this piece of Etobicoke.”
“Had the one of the best times of my life at the jewellery store so friendly and informative Jag you are awesome we really appreciate your time and kindness honestly can stop thinking about some of most beautiful time pieces ever seen! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE AT HUMBERTOWN JEWELLERY”
“I don’t usually make reviews unless its due noted but i would like to acknowledge that the service I had was exemplary! The knowledgeable pharmacists took their time with my grandfather and helping him locate the specific medications he needed. His english is also quite broken and they showed incredible amounts of patience. This will become my new go-to pharmacy!”
“Vadapaun is awesome, I remembered our tasty vadapaun in Fateganj, Vadodara, but yes, if you don't take jambu or guava shorts, you won't like it and the money is too much, the rest of the vadapaun will be charged.”
7 AM - 11 PM
165 N Queen St, Etobicoke
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“PetSmart,Tim Hortons, sunset grill, Five Guys, Structube, Party City, Marshalls and freshii. Next door you have Walmart, Home Depot, Best Buy, Mark's, Winners, Sleep Country, nail spas, cannabis, Pennington's, OshKosh, GameStop, Old Navy, Subway, McDonalds, Staples, UPS Store, LCBO, Red Lobster, Canada Computers, Homesense, La-Z Boy, Hakim, Dollarama and Sherway Gardens across the street.It is one of the largest shopping hubs in the GTA, if not the largest. TTC routes make shopping here feasible to all. Mississauga, mi WAY transit stops in at Sherway. Mi WAY also links the Dixie Outlet Mall. The giant parking lots have ample space and there are multiple locations for wheelchair parking. Everything is ground level for good wheelchair access.Put it all together in one basket and you have all the core retail shops in a 2.5 km radius.”
“To the nice lady at Finders Keepers: yesterday I was in the store and tried on a bracelet. I bought some socks and a sweater, and almost bought hair products and earrings.
Because these idiots have done what they have done in the last 6 years, I could not afford to buy everything.
I am writing to tell you I mistakingly walked out of the store with the bracelet on my wrist! By the time I realized this, I had already left.
Thanks for being so kind to me. Sorry about this.
Sarah”
“I've been to Woodbine Fantasy Fair a couple of times, but this time, I came back after about 6 years, and I saw some rides were still not working! We enjoyed our time there, and my kids loved it, but I expected more maintenance of this fabulous place. I felt like it was neglected! Although it is old, this is the only big amusement park in Toronto. With a manageable investment, it can be the best, it has the potential to be. I hope they do something for this wonderful place. All the decorations, dinosaurs, animals and designs were wonderful when it was opened 50 years ago. That was a unique place at that time and is still amazing. When you step into the park, it gives you a good feeling like Pinocchio in wonderland. I still recommend Woodbine Fantasy Fair to those who have kids. The rides are still fun for them, especially to escape the cold weather in the wintertime. I visited this park at Christmas time, and the vibes were so good with Christmas songs and decorations.”
“Amazing time when visiting the store! My wife sent me for a specific dress she saw on the website and the girls were very helpful in assisting me, particularly Martina who helped me with the purchase. Great customer service and I would definitely recommend this store to friends, colleagues, and family.”
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“Sherway Gardens has many options for clothing, gifts, housewares and my old favourite, Apple products.
Eataly is one of the busiest stores in the mall for food. Their pizza is exceptional and fresh. I hope they bring in more fresh food places like this one day. A wise tip : PARK out by Eataly outside here if you need a washroom with less of a line up over the food court.
The best place for coffee is the set of cafes by Purdy's chocolate. I give those cafes a 5/5 for quality!
I have not found a meal that I liked in the general inside the food court, they seem to lack some variety so I would give it 3/5. If you want greasy food, sure you can find it here.
I had a good experience at the Sport Check for sneaker shopping for the entire family.
The Bay is really great for household items and I will continue to shop there for the quality.
One issue is phone service so this is why I don't park down below ground unless I have to. One of my favourite stores is Carol Baker because it is easy to find the most effective Canadian owned skincare products over the mini sized choices at Sephora. I would recommend their facials for sure.
My recommendation to the owner of the mall would be to stop putting in stores with low grade snacks like the smoothie/cookie stores. Bring in things people actually want and need like home goods, electronics, toys, fashion or other.”