Dollarama

Shelves were full ... store was empty ... got in and hot out with one can of chili

Just popped in to get a cheap case for my Galaxy S22, but they didn't have any. I was completely surprised by that fact. That's where I usually go to grab a quick phone cover. I'll just have to try another Dollarama but generally speaking dollaramas are good for inexpensive solutions to small problems. Speech-to-text on this new phone needs some training!

Canadian store for fancy items. Some of the items they sold are of very good quality while some are not that good. For example. I bought a winter gloves from.there and it didn't last much. You can get mobile charger cables and other small inexpensive gadgets here.

Please provide the staff here with the man power to Mann the cash registers as the self check out can cause a back up and I have many times seen customers waiting in line while none offers to help at a cash register

It's unbelievable what you can get here now. Some things are now $5, but these items are typically more than $20 at other retailers. Great selection and staff at this location.

Had a lot of fun prowsing and picked up some great deals...

The Dollarama at Fairview Crossing is definitely following covid-19 guidelines and is the stories kept very clean. The staff are very friendly knowledgeable and helpful. The store is wheelchair accessible and there is ample parking for customers. The prices are very good in there and it's not too crowded today. I like the fact that there's lots of cashiers on hand which keeps the flow of the story moving as opposed to waiting in new crazy lineups. I recommend this place to anyone.

I'm a regular customer at Dollarama; Not this store I was in today, but in general. I was not pleased with the service. I wanted to be checked out by a human and the employee was one, not clearly identifiable as an employee and two, made me feel like my wanting to be checked out by a human (which is to their benefit) was an inconvenience. I try to opt for human checkout vs. machine because it's a dying piece of human culture, and I don't like seeing it happen. Also, another Dollarama I've been to, the employees are not resistant or unkind about checking people out. Just thought I'd share in hopes that the employee I encountered today will one day have a change of attitude and appreciate someone caring about their job, even if they don't.