Meh. What a load of nothing. It's the Bay revamped with the Saks logo plastered everywhere and higher prices. The men's dept is a ridiculous little joke . The women's shoe dept (which is in the same area of the men's dept) is nothing compared to the Bay's (which is conveniently just next to it)...

Not if it's filled with NIMBYs.

If the men's 'section' at the Bay/Bloor location is anything to go by I am not surprised. Easily one of the worst men's depts I have ever seen. Pointless, really. They kept moving it around and it got smaller and smaller every time. And the selection is ridiculously bad. It's up there (down...

Just for renovations or for good?

I agree; however, at the same time, women WILL go up 5 floors to a women's dept. Men (gay or straight) on the other hand will begrudgingly go or not at all. If the men's dept was on the second floor with women's 3 and up it would've been better. But, hey, who knows how things will go when Sak's...

I've never had the experience where an item is cheaper online for electronics (or much else for that matter), especially when you add in Shipping and Handling which often bumps it up to what you're going to spend in-store anyway. I was genuinely surprised what so many shop for electronics online.

I love this.

One thing is for sure, they've increased the prices! Lol. A grande tea (just a normal tea) used to be after tax $2.05. Now it's $2.36.

TopShop has now moved to the "men's floor" next to TopMan. This is getting silly.

I'm all for express shoppes. Smaller versions of big department or retail stores. When you think of it, most people only go to a small section of a dept store anyway, so having everything (well, not EVERYTHING) more compact and accessible and within walking distance (depending on where you live...

:confused: It is clothing you can by in one section of Selfridges. And seeing as Holts owns Selfridges, I don't think providing some of the variety that Selfridges has is asking too much. As for size, granted, it is too small. Which makes the move to a men's only store with nothing more to...

So, we should be happy with what little we have and not attempt to aim higher? The clothes at Holts ar over-priced and deliver to a very niche market. The new store only moved the same stuff over to a new store. It is not absurd it is fairly accurate and appropriate.

I don't hate my life, I hate Holts. And I'm not alone. I don't live with my parents, but thanks for thinking I'm young enough to do so. I am not cranky I am accurate.

I can't be positive, but I'm pretty sure I fell asleep half way walking through there. Lol. It's the same over-priced crappy clothing just moved down the street. I thought it would've been expanded like a Selfridge's men's department, but alas, no.

It's all about the crossed legs.

I can't speak for everyone but when I think of Yonge & Eglinton I think of the entire area from about two blocks south to up north to the sports store (forget the name). Plus, going east to what used to be Lime Rickey's 20 years ago (I forget what's there now) and going west about a block or two...

Don't get me started. It's the total unawareness of it that really pisses me off. They are totally clueless how inconsiderate they are being. Move to the side! And of course there's the a-holes who do it on purpose. They need to be eliminated. Re-education won't help. Lol.

"Electronic music, etc." Very curious about the "etc". Lol.

You cannot get arrested for doing so. And if so, what is the crime (raises questions of heterocentrism). An establishment can ask you to leave (especially if people complain) but getting the cops involved? No. It's a security (as in the establishment's security) issue not a legal 'call the cops'...

Totally. I did, however, notice that Church St wasn't as packed as I expected it to be. It of course was PACKED but not the fiasco I was expecting. Lol. I was able to get into 519 with very little wait time and also the south venue by Loblaws. Loblaws. If security was as tight on 9/11...