I've popped in here a few times and also had one or two extended visits…read more 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).

This place is an old school discount variety store and really reminds me of Army and Navy or…read moreZellars 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!

They didn't have any white, handled bags for sale, so the sold me some of their own for a steal. So…read morehappy! Lots of random stuff, easier to ask if you can't find something. I liked this one more than the one almost next door... Felt better, more stuff, etc.

Not very friendly, watch what you buy. Decent selection but No refunds, even if it's defective!…read moreTerrible customer service. Not great prices either. Will go to amy's from now on!

This Dollar store is bigger than most places and has all the things I usually need…read more They have cards, stationary to house item. Every season they change with new items (Christmas, Halloween,etc) My favourite place to go to just to buy things I need when hosting events or arts and crafts for gifts (wrapping paper, ribbons, baskets and cards. they also have chocolates and snacks! Aisles are just a bit narrow.

Disgusting rude East Indian cashiers, absolutely incredibly disgusting. They force people to put…read morebaskets at front for them.and not nice about it.

I shop at this location 5 to 7 times a week pretty much every day they're nothing but helpful and…read morenice but recently the store has been closed inside of Scottsdale Center Dollarama has been inaccessible

While there are many "cheap" (in terms of quality) dollar stores, one thing that really sets…read moreDollarama apart is the quality of their goods. The things purchased from this chain generally don't fall apart in a week. The stuff here easily lasts months, if not years. In my books, this is what sets Dollarama apart from the rest of them, including direct competitor Dollar Tree. Very convenient location for a dollar store in this part of town. Parking is available in the nice large Scottsdale Centre parking lot. The location is a decent size, and selection seems to be slightly better than some other (smaller) ones I've visited in the past. Special mention goes to electronic section. Their $3 mobile phone cables work as good at their $20-30 counterparts. Yes, I tested them properly. Another special mention goes to their tool section. The stuff here is less than 1/3 that of the competition, but in many cases it's the exact same product, right down to the packaging. Recommended.

This is a neat liquidation place. The place felt a little bit like organized chaos. They had…read morespecific items in certain bins, but within those bins, some of them were messy or cluttered. They have a customer no opening box policy, so some items you can't check the quality. They offered a large variety of items for sale such as a walking treadmill pad, gadget, children's toys, shoes, toiletries, drinks, food, mason jars, etc. They also offer daily specials, but we were unable to figure out what the deals actually meant. This place has really great deals as long as you don't mind taking your time browsing. They accept credit card, but charge a fee, so it's best to bring cash.

Used to buy paints and art supplies here. Today I went to get some supplies and the paint they sold…read morewas so dried out it was useless. I went back to return it and was told I could only exchange it. The other paints of the same color were dried out too. They refused to refund so I had to take another color. The products can be defective, I have had kitchenware like whisks literally disintegrate or oxidize the first time I used them. The price points for things are decent but not great. Only saving grace is the lady and her husband that own it are really nice but i won't go again if they are not there.

This place is great I love it! The prices are cheap and the selection is great.I really do like the…read morecustomer service as will they provide.The order is very friendly and always have a smile on their face very helpful.

While waiting for our names to be called for brunch (at Delphi Café), I decided to walk over to the…read morenearby Dollars & Cents store to see they had a sewing kit I wanted to buy. As of writing this review, the store is undergoing construction, but remained open to customers. It is hard to describe the feeling of the place, but it was a welcome mix of craft store/neighborhood bargain store/boutique. There weren't any descriptions of what each aisle contained, but if you aren't in a rush, that lack of signage adds to the charm. You could easily spend a lot of time wandering up and down the aisles and looking at all the little items up for sale. Arts & Crafts, Kitchenware, lots of quirky signs, etc. Yes, I did end up finding a traveler's sewing kit, paid for my purchase and left the store feeling very happy.

I love this store. They have a huge variety of products at good prices & very friendly & helpful…read morestaff.

It's a dollar store (yeah most stuff is over a buck but you know what I mean). It's in a weird mall…read moreon Main Street next to a shop that digitizes old VHS tapes etc, and near Save On Foods. It's definitely much smaller than most other similar stores, but they have the essentials, and they also do helium balloons, including the big metallic letters/numbers. I don't shop here often, aside from the aforementioned balloons, which I got for my wife's birthday, and they dutifully wrote my name down along with the day I'd need to pick them up. Other purchases have included random stuff like pop, batteries, etc. The reason I'm giving them five stars is because the older Korean couple running the store are some of the sweetest people you could ever hope to meet. They're so nice, I want to buy stuff I don't need just to give them business. Always friendly and helpful, and they apologized to ME because I tried to use my card to pay for something that was only a couple dollars but store policy is $3 and over. I gladly grabbed an LED flashlight and a Coke Zero to make it up. This shop is the definition of friendly mom and pop store.

I would not say I was typically a "dollar store" fan. I don't hate them, at least not all of them,…read moreI just don't tend to shop there. I just did not have much to do on Super Bowl Sunday because I don't watch football. I was walking around Vancouver and I thought I would go in and look around. I thought it was pretty decent for a dollar store , although it was a little bit small. The "dollar store" doesn't seem to be a literal thing anymore, as a lot of items were over a dollar. However, they had some more useful stuff than I usually see at a store like this one. They had some useful office supplies, Pyrex pie plates, and "acceptable", though probably not long lasting, looking cookware. I actually bought a couple small things there that I had been meaning to pick up at the hardware store. The most expensive thing I saw was a drying rack for $28. This seemed like a pleasant store to me and, bonus, it doesn't have the overwhelming smell of plastic. I am still thinking I need that glass pie plate. The area does not seem "touristy", but this store did have a selection of postcards and very small gifts (magnets, patches, pencils, postcards).