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Urban Barn

Urban Barn

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610 Queen St W, Toronto, Ontario, M6J 1E3, Canada
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Jul 24, 2018
The layout & selection in the store is great! The staff are friendly and helpful; Carolyn was wonderful in helping me choose my carpet. Then when I picked it up, another sales associate helped me choose cushions.

Aug 20, 2018
Staff were super friendly and helpful. Store was clean and neat. I would shop there again.

Aug 19, 2018
I needed 2 lamps. One was at the Queen W store, one at King St E store. I was given the wrong lamp at Queen W which I didn’t realize until I saw the different box at the King E store (one lamp was a Janeen and the other a Jaslen). The staff at the King E store were very helpful. They had to order another lamp for me and I can return the wrong lamp when I pick up the correct one. Mistakes happen, thankful for the staff who helped me fix the problem rather than blaming me or the other store.

May 16, 2018
Lovely staff. I bought an industrial pipe shelf which I'm in love with. The shop assistant was so nice and helpful. My dog was also welcome which was a big deal for me.

Jul 25, 2018
The people in store are great, but the delivery people that Urban Barn contracts out to is HORRIBLE. They're always late, don't bring the right stuff, etc. The worst was when they came several hours late then proceeded to unload my very expensive furniture onto the STREET. Not the sidewalk, but the actual road where cars were whizzing by. How stupid can a person be?

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