Len's Mill Store

[A&O]

OK. I am dying of curiosity. Does anyone know what this store is all about? Is it worth a visit? I kind of wonder if it might just be strange enough to be cool. Thoughts? :)

[Greg]

http://www.lensmill.com/

The one by our neighborhood is the largest one I have seen/heard about. Its worth a look.

[K.C.]

Hi Amanda, I went there yesterday and today. It is both strange and cool.

It's kind of misleading because you can't see the actual entrance from the street so you imagine a tiny little place but it's gigantic. The entrance is at the back of the building and after business hours they have a gate at the front that blocks you from getting to the back.

The lower floor is all fabrics and sewing related stuff of all sorts. Everything is deeply discounted. If you monitor their website you'll find printable coupons for further discounts.

The main floor is a catchall of bargains. They have foam in many different precut sizes, mattress toppers, towels, bedding, baby clothes and toys, kitchen stuff, gardening stuff, socks, underwear, curtains, yarn and other craft supplies, stuff for your pets, designer wallpaper etc.

The place at first glance looks like a dump as soon as you enter but if you persevere you'll find lots of gold amongst the junk.

[A&O]

Thanks guys,

I'm convinced. I'll check it out, but without my small people. :)

[K.C.]

It's definitely not a good place to take small people. It's hard enough to maneuver in there by yourself.

They have a weird rule, no bags in the store. Leave them in the car or at home if you're walking.

[Claudia]

there is one in Guelph too
somedays the store is good for bargains other days its not....just keep checking