Ottawa Train Yards
165 Trainyards Dr, Ottawa, ON K1G 6M8, Canada
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- Phone(613) 723-7490
- Websitewww.ottawatrainyards.com
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Sonja Muller
Visited Sail again which is a great place to stroll through aisles of great clothes which may or may not suit your budget and may be a great way to compare with online pricing checking the suzes etc and then going to town on the neat head gear which is always fun!! Bought a SUP here and that was quite the feat!!
Luc Drouin
I went by this place for years. Its unremarkable from the outside, hence; I was never interrested to go in. I happen to be walking by, so I went in. Long story short: There is something quite remarkable about Marshalls. They have something interresting for everybody and its vetted, nice selections of good quality products. I will go back there again when I have more time to stay there and really look at all the products that caught my attention. You should go there to! Bring friends and family!
Basil P Raju
Train Yard is a vibrant urban shopping area with a clean and warm ambiance. It features a variety of shops including Farm Boy and Pet Valu, making it a convenient one-stop destination for all your shopping needs. The well-maintained surroundings and diverse selection of stores make it a must-visit location in the city.
Kanagarethinam Kulandaisamy
Ottawa train yard’s plaza was closed for lees ave ,Hurd man station area people were purchased home accessories and groceries here. So many shops were here’s. Wall mart , Dollarama, Michael, sail , winners, marks, gap,Tommy , sketches, Designer warehouse and etc.
Jordan Green
I want to be perfectly clear there's a lot of fake reviews I can see below. If you have a positive experience at a store - leave a positive review for that store. This is definitely not a hip and happening location as it possibly once was. Lots of vacant space and questionable choices that must get one customer daily. The sidewalk surrounding the entire premises is in horrible shape; a ridiculous amount of missing bricks. A recent development is that this is becoming a cash cow for parking tickets. There's the most tiny sign they could afford but beware you could be shopping for a while and return to a ticketed car. The city will not care if you contest it - they might cut it in half but they truly won't care if show proof of shopping.