Clayton Park Shopping Centre — Local services in Halifax

Great Shoppers Drug Mart. It has a fantastic Cosmetics section unfortunately the cosmeticians can come of as snobby {example of an actual conversation ' Hi I can't find face cream brand X (already paying $45.00 for it) Can you please help? -Sure, stops at a different brand and says now this is what I really want, it has blah, blah, blah, blah, blah and blah in it, it's the best product for my skin; this is really this is what I should be using. Oh look! It's on sale it's $99.00 down from $120.00 should I put this by the cash for you?'} I politely decline, then spend the next 15 minutes searching for my $45.00 face moisturizer found it and payed at the front cash. All of the customer service staff is kind, but doesn't always have a 'can do' attitude. I get my prescriptions and advice at a different...

I don't know if this requesting a review for Shoppers itself, or the whole Clayton Park/Lacewood Plaza. But if its asking about the shoppers, its usually good, and don't have anything super special to say, other than the staff do there jobs, and try their best. Which always seems to work just fine for me when shopping. But if asking about the whole Plaza, I really enjoy shopping and find it super convenient with all the stores available there. But would suggest they install small walkways some how, or something of the sort of walking pedestrians. As it can be dangerous sometimes for them, and especially for the young...

The stores are always great, the problem in this area are the other consumers/drivers. It seems like there is a fundamental difficulty in understanding shapes… Parking spots are rectangles, but it seems people park in them as if they are triangles… Not many people understand how to fit their car into a parking spot without overlapping a line, being too close, or even how to drive in/pull out. The toys where you fit shapes into different holes on a child’s toy, that should be passed out to everyone with a car, to remind them about the fundamentals of shapes and how they fit into...