813 Princess Street Suite 811, Kingston ON K7L 1G6
“This is the only GT location I have shopped at and I've been going there weekly since the grand opening, about 20 years ago. Staff and management are courtesy not just to me but overhearing conversations within the store they care about their customers. Many staff know you on a first name basis. A good selection throughout the store and the grocery section is impressive including fresh fruit, vegetables, ground beef, and pork. If a member of store #150 reads this, thank you for all you do.”
1040 Division Street, Kingston ON K7K 0C3
“Easy access to the parts counter with staff at the ready. Had my part and back out the same door avoiding the stupid impulse isle maze. In and out in less than 5 minutes! lime it should be!”
646 Gardiners Rd Unit 16, Kingston ON K7M 3X9
“It was my first time shopping at Winners (have always been used to Marshall's)...same right? Well, found what I needed! Beautiful shop...great ambiance and helpful staff.”
945 Gardiners Road, Kingston ON K7M 7H4
“I had a great experience with Marshalls Landscaping and lawn care Service. Ordered a load of mulch delivered to my home they helped me put the tarp down drop the mulch on the tarp made sure everything was perfect. I highly recommend them. I’ve used them several years now and never ever had a problem always very courteous great customer service. Very competitive pricing”
1130 Midland Ave, Kingston ON K7P 2X9
“We were visiting from the United States and I broke my glasses. We stopped and talked with Ida and she went above and beyond to make sure I was able to see again. Saved me money and saved me a trip back to the states. Vacation saved because of Ida.”
151 Bath Road, Kingston ON K7L 5G3
“Ruth was very helpful. She helped me with choosing paint and varnish. When she saw me carrying items in my hands she offered me the hand cart she was using to stock shelves. Felt like a neighbourhood hardware store.”
2560 Princess St, Kingston ON K7P 2S8
“I was quite pleased with the Road Rescue Tow Truck Service. I truly appreciate that they were able to tow my car and change a flat tire on the same day. When I left, the personnel made sure I was satisfied with the service. The tow truck driver arrived on time, and the customer care agent was cordial and helpful. Fair price, Highly recommended!”
Parking lot, 2560 Princess St, Kingston ON K7P 2S8
“Customer service gets 5 stars. Returned my product just because it didn't fit.The auto center on the other hand gets 4. They did a great job on my tire but charged me to test the battery.Overall I would recommend but the guy did say the battery test would be free before hand.”
1130 Midland Avenue, Kingston ON K7P 2X9
“Enjoy the grocery pricing. Regular Walmart prices on some commonly used items of similar quality or brand can be twenty percent cheaper than the super grocery stores and the best before date is never the concern that it is at the discount stores. I have found Walmart store pricing to be competitive with the competition as I frequently check pricing for more expensive items.”
2560 Princess St, Kingston ON K7P 2S8
“Phil is a fantastic employee. He is very helpful, reliable, and always goes the extra mile to help customers. His positive attitude and excellent work ethic make him a valued member of the team.”
1130 Midland Avenue, Kingston ON K7P 2X9
“I had a very pleasant experience in the self-service photo center at the Kingston Wal-Mart. An employee that stood out above the others is Zarna. She was extremely kind and very helpful with my kiosk experience in printing my pictures. Lovely lady!”
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