Bargain Club

Well this place is kinda neat. The place feels somewhere between the dollar store and liquidation warehouse vibe, sort of like an Honest Eds without the tacky signs or maze of a building. The inside isn’t as ghetto as the outside makes it look either.
I was in a pinch for speaker cable and stopped in here and found 50 feet of 16 gauge cable for $ 10.99 which is actually a pretty good deal. They had a surprisingly large selection of other electronic cables, connectors, and wires as well.
Taking an abbreviate look around the store beyond these electronics, this place sold everything from housewares, clothing, toys, food and a whole lot of random stuff in between.
This isn’t the type of place I’d consider a shopping destination, but if looking for some one off house related products, it’s worth checking out as they might just have what you’re looking for.

I have stopped in here just a couple times. You need at least a good half hr. if your like me and like to browse.
The one thing that stood out was that this place sells Shopping Buggy’s that are tall. The handles allow a tall guy like me to use this much more comfortably.
$ 29.99

I’m going to admit it. The only reason that I walked into this store was because of the name. For whatever reason, when I exited the Landsdowne TTC station and saw the sign «Bargain Club» my mind turned to thoughts of price negotiation weaponry — as in «I’m gonna beat you with my bargain club unless I get 30% off…»
Offensive negotiation strategies aside, this is one of my favourite spots for the truly random and strange in Toronto. This place is the king of random re-​importation and brands you know from places you wouldn’t expect. A range of Dettol disinfectant products from Australia and the UAE (known as Lysol here in North America) Tide detergent with fragrances not found on these shores. Turkish chocolates, biscuits from the Czech Republic… this place actually is filled with bargains… and nobody had to get clubbed.