Winners

I always love shopping at Winners in Winnipeg! The store is clean, well organized, and full of great finds — from beautiful home décor to quality clothing and skincare at amazing prices. The staff are always friendly and helpful.nEvery visit feels like a little treasure hunt — I never leave empty-handed! Definitely one of my favorite places to shop in the city..

It's a nice large store with plenty of home, beauty ,clothing , shoes and so much more products that are valued at a decent price. Home sense is also attached and inside winners so they have a selected amount of furniture & styles to choose from. The store was kept neat to a degree of course and clean. . I didn't notice many helpful hands on the floor assisting customers but they were around putting items away/ back to where they belonged, all you had to do was ask.

Very big store that has a wide selection of discontinued and discounted items. Located on the second floor of the old Target building, this unique store has something for everyone. Lots of cheap items that you won’t find anywhere else. The only downside is once you find an item you probably won’t find it again. But finding it will be a good time because it will be priced well. Furniture, pet items, kitchen items, fitness gear, kids toys.

The products and inventory is the store is always so amazing. I love shopping here unfortunately I've had multiple instances where I've had really bad customer service with the staff Return or ask them questions about inventory for checking stock of other locations. It makes the whole screen not worth it and I would rather go to other Locations.

0 stars. ZERO.nnI walk into this gigantic warehouse they built for Marshalls and Homesense and I’m already annoyed before I even grab a cart. The place is so big it feels like I accidentally wandered into an airport hangar. For what? Discount yoga pants and 9,000 candles that smell like “Autumn Regret”?nnAnd the whole time I’m walking around, I can’t stop thinking this could’ve been Winnipeg’s first indoor water park. Are you kidding me? You’ve got all this space… ALL THIS SPACE… and instead of waterslides and wave pools, I’m staring at shelves full of decorative owls wearing scarves. Who asked for this?!nnSeriously Winnipeg’s first indoor water park. Think about it! Giant slides twisting around the ceiling, lazy river going right through the middle, kids screaming their heads off, parents pretending they’re not terrified of the big drop slide. It could’ve been legendary. People flying in from all over Manitoba just to go to it. Instead, I’m power walking past 400 identical frying pans like I’m training for the Olympics.nnEvery aisle I turn down I’m just getting more pissed. I’m looking up at the ceiling like, “That right there that’s where the big spiral slide goes.” Then I look down and it’s just bins of random socks and clearance junk nobody wanted the first time it was on sale. This building is screaming to be Winnipeg’s first indoor water park, and instead it’s just this massive, echoey temple to buying stuff you didn’t know you didn’t need.nnAnd don’t tell me it wouldn’t work of course it would work! It’s Winnipeg! It’s winter half the year! You build Winnipeg’s first indoor water park, people would be lined up around the block in parkas, ready to cannonball into a wave pool like maniacs. But noooo… we get two giant stores selling throw pillows with motivational quotes.nnI swear, walking in there just knowing how much space got wasted made me irrationally mad. This could’ve been epic. Slides, wave pools, lazy rivers Winnipeg’s first indoor water park say it again because apparently nobody involved in building this place did.nnInstead? We got the world’s biggest reminder that sometimes too much space and not enough imagination leads to aisle 52 of scented candles.nnComplete waste of a building. Zero stars. Should’ve been a water park.