From outside, it doesn't look big but inside is quite big…read more As soon as I entered this store, the cashier lady greeted to me even she was middle of other job. It's nice they pay attention who is the property for safety wise. There are some dining tables at the centre. To be honest, it's odd spot but to have a chair is good. Because most of Seven Eleven has only counter for snacking.

Nice large store location with hobos in front…read more Parking is available on the side streets at night. This location has seats inside, which is great for chilling over a coffee or Slurpee. Staff were friendly and helpful. My coffee tasted great.

This was the second 7-11 we stopped at while in Vancouver as we were looking for a specific flavor…read more Since the stores all seemed to have similar flavors. I had wanted to pick up some smarties and they had those here as well. Stopped in and got 2 small slurpees (one was lychee and the other one was tarte I feel like it was lemon something) and a box of smarties and it was $4.40 USD (I didn't get a receipt so I am not sure what the price was CAD, I was just able to check my credit card statement). The store was clean, staff was friendly. We came across this store after walking from the downtown Costco to kill time before catching the train to the airport. I would come back to this location as the store was spacious and easy to maneuver in considering I had a child with me, a rolling suitcase and a back pack (previous 7-11 we were in was very narrow and difficult to navigate with no additional items with us).

I love 7-Eleven! This location was clean enough and had a variety of snacks and drink options. It's…read morebeen a while since I had stepped inside a 7-Eleven and this one definitely brought back my love for them! I tried their taquitos but I think they were left out too long because they were a bit dry which is why a 4 stars. But also it's a convenience store so don't expect excellent quality.

I think this location is very convenient for students and drivers. They have wide opened parking…read moreand the school/library are located close by. Another point what I like is they have a kitchen at back door and serves freshly cooked chickens. Very crispy ones.

A pretty convenient location for this 7-11 store. It's located in a small plaza at Victoria and 54…read more Plenty of restaurants along Victoria, so you can come here after eating to get your cold drink fix during summer. Or coffee anytime. I have the 7-11 app and sometimes it has good deals on it. I went there for the $0.99 medium iced coffee deal on app. I got confused by the new fancy coffee machines. I asked a staff member how to dispense the iced coffee as it was not clear. So there was no regular iced coffee. There were only 2 options -- French vanilla and mocha. Take note if you want unsweetened iced coffee. Not available here or at least when I asked for iced coffee, I was only shown these two choices. Unfortunately both were out and they did not have stock. I'm still puzzled why there is no black coffee for customers to add ice and cream/milk and sugar to make it an iced coffee. I don't go to 7-11 to get coffee so this is all new to me. The coffee machine I saw has fancy flavors like English toffee, peanut butter jelly and French vanilla. Anyway I decided to just get the tried and tested slurpee. It always hits the spot on hot days.

This grocery store was near where I was staying and I wanted to stop in to see if there were any…read moresnacks I wanted to buy. This is not what I assume a full size grocery store would be. It is a split opening. You either walk into IGA or Home Sense. The store is very small inside and almost a triangle/wedge shape, which made it difficult to navigate. The aisles are very narrow and very tall. I was overwhelmed by all the close proximity of things and people so basically cruised through then left. I had wanted to buy some chips but I am not sure if this particular store is expensive or that is just the price of things but I didn't find anything I wanted to buy. Lines were long and near the exit (which is already a long, narrow entrance). Upon entering the store there was a pop up tent out front of the store and someone was selling fresh fruits and vegetables. Not sure if they are an outside vendor or affiliated with the store. I assume that if I had gone to a store not in downtown it may have been larger, more spread out and less expensive. I assume that the aisles are tall and narrow as a space is at a premium and they are trying to fit the most amount of product in to cater to people.

Really nice store and great for the tourist that are around this area. Easy and affordable options…read morefor grab and go food and a nice hot Indian food station and good soups. I guess this review is really from a tourist point of view but they also seem to be a good grocery store that I know I would shop at if I lived here.

For years, getting that iconic Krispy Kreme fix meant dedicating time to a Delta road trip. Now,…read morethe new Vancouver branch at 519 West Broadway changes the game completely. This new café concept features a clean, modern storefront that is perfectly situated for a quick, transit-friendly stop--especially handy for the upcoming FIFA World Cup crowds. While they don't produce the doughnuts on-site (they are delivered fresh twice daily), the convenience factor is absolutely unbeatable. Pro tip for the culinary purists: Take your Original Glazed home and pop it in the microwave for exactly six seconds. It perfectly resurrects that warm, melt-in-your-mouth magic. Paired with fast turnover and a quick, genuinely helpful staff, this location is a massive win for the neighborhood.

This was a great experience! I had never visited Krispy Kreme's Vancouver location before National…read moreDoughnut Day this year, and I was pleasantly surprised. They offer much more than the classic doughnuts commonly seen at fundraisers, with a variety of flavours and options to choose from. The service was quick and efficient, and the staff were friendly and patient despite the busy atmosphere. While the storefront is on the smaller side, it is clean, bright, and welcoming. If you're a doughnut lover or simply looking to satisfy a sweet craving, I recommend stopping by to try some of their new and seasonal flavours.

One of the go-to places when one needs items in a pinch, heading in or out of richmond…read more Parking is available in the spots out front. This location is also tied to a Petro Canada, which is useful when one also needs gas. It is one of the smaller locations, but they have everything one would need and expect from a convenience store.

Friendly helpful staff open 24/7 Wide variety of products…read morefrom Band-Aids too fresh food and hot and cold drinks

Urban Fare - we meet again :)…read more We were looking for some quick airport snacks before we headed to dinner and Urban Fare was perfect for the snackilicious occasion. I grabbed some "cheesy" paleo puffs and my husband grabbed a refreshing drink and we were set for the next traveling day. If you're needing some healthy sustenance for some Vancouver exploring - Urban Fare is a solid spot. I'm not necessarily wowed by the selection here, compared to other more niche natural grocery stores that I encountered on our recent British Columbia adventures, but I am always confident that I will find some fantastic healthy to-go item here. Bonus points for their casual dining area - which also happens to show hockey games (perfect for distracting my husband while I browse their aisles). Trust.

These are the lemons they sold at Urban, Iron, Coll Harbourg, as seedless lemons. Look at the…read moreresult: a complete lie, a disgrace for a department store and a major chain. See the photos.

This place is very interesting and whoever decided to open this location, the person is very smart…read more This is very small store and not so bright with the natural light to be compared to other stores but very popular and all tables were packed. It's located a corner of two stairs parking. It's very convenient for some reasons. When I was overwhelmed with the shopping at Best Buy, Sportscheck, Marshall's, Mark's, and Canadian tire in the same building, this is the only place to sit down and take a break. Or if you don't want to be a shopping companion, just wait for your partner while having coffee. Another reason, this is the rare Starbucks along popular bike street, Ontario St. It's nice to have a coffee break or toilet break while cycling. Or ask filetred water in summer time. Server, batista were very friendly as well.

Customer service is very bad . Drinks are diluted . Worst experience I have ever had at any…read moreStarbucks .