Saw some super cute Mini Melissa Frozen shoes online. In the current day and age, we don't go…read morecross border shopping and purchase through 3rd party sellers at Am#%^*. Found Little Leaf Baby online and ordered the shoes on a Saturday at 1pm. It arrived Monday morning, within 48 hours! It serves to pay a bit more and buy locally. My daughter would be ecstatic! Priceless.

Cute little strip mall in Surrey- I would have never come here if I hadn't searched for a H&M…read more They have a handful of cute shops here. Garage, Kitchen Therapy, Cupcakes, Moka cafe- to name a few. Will definitely come back when the sun starts to show up around here ;)

Back to school shopping... 5 year old boy, 8 year old fashion diva, where do I shop????…read more Make a day of it without crossing the border. You would be hard pressed to find a better "outlet Mall" style shopping district. It has nicely walkable layouts between stores, and a nice mix of shopping and eating to get through a marathon hunt. We hit the children's place and got boys rugby style collared shirts for $3.99! We loaded up both kids for under $150. I had to snoop in the H&M to see it, but being in my early 40's apparently not the H&M demographic. The gourmet kitchen store was a temptation beyond compare, and there is, for convenience sake a monster Wal-Mart Super centre, a Future Shop and a massive Home Depot surrounding the outlets. I got everything I needed and was out for exactly 4 hours, including drive time. My children are happy, and we all had an ice cream to celebrate.

For someone like me visiting from the US, it's fun to come here as there are some stores that we…read moredon't have in the US, such as Purdy's Chocolates, Murchie's (tea company; https://www.murchies.com/store/about-us), Cobs Bread, and Shoppers Drug Mart. I have to say the actual mall is dated and not very uplifting with the very low ceilings. I'm sure the selection of shops is not exciting at all for people in Canada. Probably the saddest part of the mall is the food court. Three hour free parking (covered and uncovered). It's one of the closest shopping malls from the US boarder. If you're not from Canada, you might enjoy this mall as long as you come here only occasionally. Otherwise, it's probably not a mall to make a special trip to (no offense). ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! Thank you and happy Yelping!

This is a pretty small shopping centre as compare to Metrotown, Oakridge or Richmond centre. Most…read moreof the fashion merchants are not well known: Anna Kristina, Lotus Point, Northern Reflections, Silhouette Lingerie. You won't find any Gaps or Old Navy's around here. As for the guys you have Keith Ridge Mens Wear, anyways you get the point. The mall is basically anchored by two big retailers, Zellers and Price Smart. In terms of services; there's a lottery kiosk, liquor store, ticketmaster, etc. The selection at the food court is slim pickins: fortune wok, Fresh Slice pizza, Orange Julius, Kuroishi, A&W, Nibblers, Pick and Chews. Luckily, there's White Spot and Earls near the Entrance. There's also a CIBC and RBC.

No matter when we go, we always find something of quality, reasonably priced and joyfully taken…read morehome from this charity shop. The prices are more reasonable than those in the 24th Ave shop and they goods are top quality. We love this place! Half my wardrobe comes from there. The money they have contributed to the Peace Arch Hospital over the years (more than 13 millions) indicates that their prices are right, they keep the products moving and they have the right stuff. Check it out!

I've been shopping here for over 40 years and it was always the best, however in the last year…read morethings have changed drastically. Instead of downstairs clothing being the same price, no need for price tags, now all the clothing is individually priced. I will NEVER pay $10.00 for a used t-shirt. I don't know who had the brilliant idea to do this but I don't think it was a good idea and now Superfluity is just like any other second hand store. It's so sad because I find that as a regular, I hardly go anymore and covid hasn't helped. Too bad and so sad. The houseware area is also over the top with the pricing. $2.00 and $3.00 for used mugs when you can buy them at the dollar store for $1.00

This was my first encounter with this chain. It seems like the target audience is 40+…read more However, I searched all around, and found one skirt that I liked. I guess it helped that I like longer-than-knee skirts. The tops and blazers and most of the skirts were too... not sure how to put it, except that it feels "40+".

I accidently 'found' this boutique heading to the pizza shop. (yes they saved me!) I spent 3 hours…read morehaving so much fun going through the great fashion and trying on such amazing clothes! The couple that own the shop are just so kind and not pushy at all...we all had fun. The next day they had a Joseph Ribkoff 'truck show' and I purchased over $1000 worth of truly amazing pieces to add to my wardrobe! Great value, great fun and amazing service! I noticed a hand crafted necklace on one of the team and they ordered for me for next week pick up---I love it! I would highly recommend 'popping in' to have a look--there is something for everyone. The entire team is really willing to help...not there to pressure you to buy but assist you and give you a 'real' review of how it looks. Prices are reasonable and fashion ranges from business, casual, funky and fun. I now have made it my 'go to' boutique. Pamela