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  • Review from Kim B.

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    • 230 reviews

    ON

    3.0 star rating
    12/12/2008 5 photos

    I don't go to this Hallmark to buy cards. I don't go to buy wrapping paper or tape or ribbons or bows or gift bags. I don't go for ice cream (yes, they sell ice cream) or figurines or collector's item tree ornaments. I don't go for photo albums, notebooks, baby books, memory-keeping books or anything else, really.

    But you will see me go into this Hallmark.

    And I will buy one single item when I go.

    A single (okay, sometimes TWO) Secord chocolate from the chocolate display case. Secord chocolates are one of my most favourite things and I cannot get them anywhere else.

    And so three stars to you Hallmark, for making many products I'll never use/buy from your store but selling one that I will buy forever.

  • Review from Luke A.

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    • 328 reviews

    Toronto, ON

    3.0 star rating
    10/4/2008 1 photo

    They should rename this the "Get-your-foot-out-of-your-mouth, Non-committal-holiday-gift-Superstore." It's rows on rows of Hallmark Greeting Cards, lame gifts, and a counter selling Laura Secord chocolates. It's seemingly designed for picking up all the stuff you need to (a) make up with your girlfriend (at least if you and/or she have little imagination, anyway), or (b) visit a relative you're not particularly close to.

    I come here for reason (b), since they sell a lot of the schmaltzy, old-fashioned greeting cards (fancy script, birds 'n' flowers, etc.) that some people still seem to like. I was cheered up, however, when they introduced a cheaper line of those kinds of cards, which cost a few bucks less than the $4+ Hallmark seems to be able to get away with charging nowadays. And the cheap ones don't seem any different, either.

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