4500 Boul Bourque, Sherbrooke QC J1N 1S2
“The only thing you need to know about this store is never buy anything here full price if you wait a little while they will have a store wide sale, be sure to be on the look out sometimes they will go to 50% off”
3225 Boulevard De Portland, Sherbrooke QC J1L 2P1
“Good morning.High-end product redistribution center.Decor limits ok.Almost non-existent service.Amazing price and lots of variety.Fashion, clothing or home items.The high end is a fraction of the real price.Thank you so much.Well”
3050 Boulevard De Portland Unit M01a, Sherbrooke QC J1L 1K1
“Certainly! Here's a revised version of your review:While shopping at the store, I was impressed by the fantastic variety of clothing and the opportunity to find hidden gems from designers. The ambiance added to the overall pleasant experience.However, I was a bit disappointed by the limited options for individuals with larger shoe sizes, like size 10. The choices available were minimal and not very appealing aesthetically. Despite this, I was overall extremely pleased with my visit.”
south, 340 Rue Belvédère S local 35, Sherbrooke QC J1H 4B5
“Even if I don't like Rossy very much, I agree that here in Sherbrooke, it is pretty and well organized! But hey, jaaaaabut I find the items there for which I dare to stop there. I always forget, when I walk in, it's not a Hart or a Giant Tiger! In all, thank you to the floor clerk for answering my questions!”
1805 12 Avenue North Suite 01, Sherbrooke QC J1E 4J5
“The fresh feeling of a new store and thrilled employees :)Except that guy at the auto parts and accessoriesFreak that guy, legit doesn't care for his job, ruined my day”
4100 Bd Josaphat-Rancourt, Sherbrooke QC J1L 3C6
“Honestly, it's very big and everything I wanted was available, even though it's very big, there are a lot of employees on the floor and all available, the prices are very affordable, I highly recommend it.”
930 13ième, 12 Ave North, Sherbrooke QC J1E 3J7
“(Translated by Google) Good magazine for everything related to the house. Very reasonable price.(Original)Bon magazine pour tout ce qui a rapport a la maison. Prix très raisonnable.”
4050 Bd Josaphat-Rancourt, Sherbrooke QC J1L 3C6
“Huge parking lot and mega store. You'll find all you need in there. It very clean, including the restrooms. The staff is pleasant and ready to help and it's open long hours.”
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