I've popped in here a few times and also had one or two extended visits. I was enticed here having been to Bianca's other location in Surrey. Tldr: I would recommend you go there instead. The Coquitlam location has a rather poor layout with narrow aisles and food products spread throughout the store. Most of not all are past their best by date which you'll hear Bianca herself explaining does not mean they're expired. Yes she has her own in store promotional videos playing on repeat. Generally I would expect items that other supermarkets have passed on to be heavily discounted. Some of the prices here are competitive, others seem haphazard. It feels a bit slapstick as if the people who price items at value village are putting in a shift here. I digress - once in awhile you'll come across something good - perhaps popcorn or another snack, perhaps a gallon can of beans, perhaps a Nike swimsuit or t- shirt with some loose threads. Generally though, go in with low expectations and you might be surprised. Plenty of parking out front and the location is just around the corner from The Brick(& a value village). read more

This place is an old school discount variety store and really reminds me of Army and Navy or Zellars or any of those old discount stores of yore. On Tuesday it is seniors day on food so bring your parents and grandparents. The service was great as the cashiers will also ask the age of your parents and grandparents to see if they qualify on savings on food. This place has great value on well....everything! Pro-tip check the best before date on food as some items are past their best before dates but are still OK and priced cheaply because of it. If you need anything for your home including rugs, appliances, toys, clothes they have that too. In a way this place is like a super dollar store where you can still find a lot of things for less. Your dollar will go father at Bianca Amor's! read more

It's a liquidation store. The store has lots of stuff. Just need to be careful when getting food here. I saw candies and they were expired. Everything is discounted quite a bit from its actual retail value. We got a three piece bbq grill set here for $14. Not a bad deal read more

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this is about as bad as liquidation places go. I popped in just because i saw it on social media. What a colossal waste of time. Things they sell: packaged foods - 90% of it is expired. The rest is almost expired. But dont worry, there are signs everywhere citing random internet sources (not even from Canada) saying that the shelf life is well beyond the expiry date so go ahead and eat it. ridiculous. Household goods - think dollar store type stuff. Lots of it. But similar quality to a dollar store. you're better off buying from Amazon. Clothing - think chinatown type stuff - this is not excess or leftover name brand things. These are the cheapest of quality brandless items that are not worth the prices. You're better off going to chinatown. The few things they have that are actually decent e.g. some rugs, home decor - the price is not good at all. You're better off getting it at Winners or something. And if you're thinking this is somewhat like Winners, Ross, TJ Maxx etc, this is definitely NOT it. Avoid. read more