Really eager about this place but,alas,won't be back. The service was so bad and, if I'm going to be treated as a nobody, there are better places to go for that.

negative

I've never ordered online, so I don't have any comments on that. The store in Toronto is awesome. There's a barber and a cafe in it. The clothing line itself is a trend setter and I can walk out of there and fit right in on Queen West, arguably one of the world's trendiest fashion areas. I can also walk out of there dressed to impress at work. The prices are also really fair. You can get a perfect dress shirt for 30 bucks off their sales rack. The only thing that I found to be badly priced was a pair of $155 dollar sneakers...loved the sneakers though. The staff are helpful and the space is great. You can definitely build a wardrobe here.

positive

This was my first experience getting a mani pedi. I was looking forward to being pampered and having my feet and hands massaged as part of the process. My male technician didn't speak to me, skipped over massage ( while my girlfriend in the next chair was enjoying hers) and to top it off my French manicure lasted 4 days. At the 4 day mark they were so bad I had to take it all off. (My toes still look good on week 2) to make this entire experience worse, I was charged an extra $10 for mine while my girlfriend only paid $35. They said it's bc they used two colors. Guess what? My girlfriend even though she didn't get a French mani, still had them use 2 colors!! We tried arguing the extra charge but they weren't giving in and trying to argue charges with people that don't speak English proved to be difficult. I paid and left extremely dissatisfied. I would give this place 0 stars but that's not an option. And I forgot to mention I asked for my nails to be filed with a square tip and some were rounded, some square. I asked him to fix them as they were all misshaped and some even crooked and at an angle and he fixed two and left the rest a mess! So frustrating not being able to communicate!!

negative

I like this place for lunch. It's cheap and filling. The food is good, not great. The plate lunches are nice. The Korean dishes are a bit better and I usually opt for these. The service matches the price (as in there is a cashier and you take care of everything else). The place is clean, but calling it "no frills" would be too much praise. It's paper plates and disposable utensils. If you ask for a water cup, you get a tiny little dixie cup. On the water tap on the soda fountain there's a sign that reads "ANYONE CAUGHT USING WATER CUPS FOR SODA WILL BE FINED $2:00!" I have no idea why I find that so funny. Oh, and they have beer. A nice plus.
positive