We were in Victoria, Bc for a spring break. I was on my morning walk when I passed by this shop on…read moreGoverment St. The shop was well organized with a lot of selection of snacks and souvenirs. The price of a maple cream cookies was CA$5.99 which was a dollar cheaper than other shops across the street. Customer service was great. I wish I had bought more of maple cookies.

On a cruise-visited this shop-very nice selection- how do I…read morecontact you to order a sweatshirt ?

Small shop but friendly service. Quite an eclectic array of items. There for a short time but found…read moresome Native Northwest t shirts I'd been looking for. I love the ovoid designs of these products and truly respect native culture. The prices were reasonable for a gift shop right in the main part of Victoria. We bought a few shirts, spoon holders and coasters. Excited for the shirts and gifting the other stuff. Cute place. We would come back.

Nice little spot right by the water. It is definitely a small shop, and the variety of souvenirs…read morewas just okay compared to larger stores. However, the cashier was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Still got a few trinkets and a nice hat to bring back home. It's a great place to stop in for a quick look while walking around the Inner Harbour!

First of all this store is one of the best souvenir stores in Victoria, best selection and the…read moreprices are very good And their customer service is amazing. There was an asian guy today ( April 18,2026) who helped us with something i was looking for with the best attitude, kind , warm and amazing customer service. And earlier i had to do an exchange another guy i don't know his name but i think he had a blond hair , again he was amazing as well with a nice smile and very loving attitude. I shopped their twice and definitely i would go back

Spacious souvenir shop to drop into while walking down Government Street. While it is a little…read morepricey, they make up for it with a really wide variety of items packed into the store. I absolutely loved that they had a great selection of authentic, maple based items to choose from. I ended up picking up some delicious maple sugar candies. Worth a stop inside.

Great selections and a huge diverse assortment of local souvenirs. It really feels like a small…read moreboutique shop. The prices are a bit high! However, it's the only gift shop on the whole block. So you only got one option. They are very friendly. They told me that the record amount of times was eight, for someone returning in line to buy something. Very cool pins and collectible magnets!

Small store, filled to the brim with just about any souvenir one would desire…read more The Beaver Gift-shop offers a variety of clothing, and many Canadian made products. Magnets, coasters, beautiful glass orbs, etc. Prices are comparable for port gift shops. Tim was friendly and helpful. He assisted us with our purchase. The store mascot (Maverick) an English bulldog was a welcome sight.

Cure little gift shop just inside the main entrance to Market Square, on the right side past the…read morearch. Lots of kitschy gifts available, including socks, mugs, kitchen goods, board games, games, magnets and stickers, home décor, hot sauces, books, cards, plushies, toys and other assorted random goodies. Employees vary between engaging and friendly, to aloof and distant, depending on who you get. It's the kind of gift shop you expect to see in any tourist-heavy destination, but still a brief, fun shopping experience.

Spacious boutique style novelty item and knickknack shop at the mouth of Victoria's Market Square…read morewith lots of unique items including socks, salt and pepper shakers, all occasions of cards (birthday, thank you, humor), key chains, thermoses, buttons, oven mitts, hot sauces, tarot cards and trinkets to name a few. Great place for a fun gift or a unique collectible for yourself or someone in your life. The shop keeper was really warm and friendly. The weather was a bit bizarre and windy... so I dont think much foot traffic was about when we cruised through... but hope to stop in again very soon and possible find some fun gifts for friends back in California and Washington. Give Oscar and Libby a shot... lots of great sips, eats and/or treats around for before or after your O&L gift store experience. Open until 6pm everyday... and as early at 930am most days.

Great and neat little store…read more In the back they have hand carved items. The store was very neat and clean. Go to the back and check out all the unique one of a kind items!

Very cute items and I used the currency that is legal tender in the country of purchase, thus…read moreavoiding any potential frustration about what my foreign currency might be worth. Turns out the US dollar isn't actually very desirable outside of the USA anymore...weird.

I found this little 'gem' - a small, colourful, and rather lovely gift store/artisans boutique…read morelocated at Fisherman's Wharf - during a recent stay in Victoria. During a couple of early-morning walks to the Wharf, and walkabouts there, daughter and I spotted items in the windows of the shop (when it was closed) that we thought definitely needed to be checked out, so we planned a third return on a subsequent morning for their opening time of 11am. So happy we did - got to see all the "treasures" close-up and personal. What really caught my eye, and the purchases made (once I sent daughter out of the store so that I could shop away from her viewing!!): -- ceramic (porcelain) pottery - designed and created by artist Laura Sharp, White Owl Pottery, Calgary, AB -- a large, (tea) cup for my lady, a tall, (coffee) 'mug' w/handle for daughter (the piece in the window that "called" her come back to the store), and a tall, (cold drink) tumber for me. I chose three very different, unique, and what I thought were 'personal' pieces, but with a common theme for use. Each piece was white, with very dark brown or black used to create the very different and distinctive decorative designs. In themselves, attractive as art pieces, but each practical for use as well. -- raku pottery - rock rattles - designed and created by artists Janet Grabner and John Dahm, Caracol Clay Studio, East Coulee (Drumheller), AB -- two different and beautiful designs, one for my lady, and one for me. I was delighted to see these items in the shop, but was happily surprised when I asked the owners where they had been made -- my lady was born in Drumheller, some many moons ago - there was no hesitation on my part, one definitely had to go home with her (and I love rock rattles, so one had to go home with me as well). We had looked through the windows of the closed shop and were curious about what we saw. I'm so glad daughter and I ventured back and got to go inside. It's a lovely little shop, with many 'treasures' - both keepsake and practical. And the owners are so likeable - personable, friendly, and helpful 'hosts. The result of my shopping: I think I did good - there was an opening of the boxes held back at our hotel that evening - the ladies were sure thrilled with what they received. My thanks to the owners, Natasha and Serge, for helping me make our last day in Victoria so enjoyable.

Great spot to buy souvenirs!…read more After walking by this store for 2 days, we finally stopped in. Asked the woman there for help with youth shirt fixing! Ended up buying the leaves one in children's sizes because we liked those designs better than the youth designs. We also bought a key chain. Such a great store with something for everyone!

Great place for gift shopping in Victoria - especially if you like the First Nations vibe…read more We stopped by this afternoon and spent an hour happily browsing, buying gifts for family and ourselves. Their selection of bear figurines and dragon toys made our tween very happy, and our picky teen found a calendar she liked. I found an iron-on patch and the missus some coasters. Service was friendly and unobtrusive. Happy to return towards the end of our trip.

Can I Give You My Money? No Thanks. If you're looking for…read moreexceptional service and a welcoming atmosphere, Outlooks Menswear is NOT the place to find it. During a short visit to Duncan for Father's Day, I was excited to spend quality time with my Dad and treat him to some new clothes. We searched for menswear options and Outlooks came up first, so we headed there full of enthusiasm and ready to shop. We walked in smiling and ready for a great experience. I introduced my Father and explained we were looking to outfit him with some new pieces. The saleswoman took one look at him and flatly said, "We have nothing for him." No effort. No conversation. No alternative suggestions. Just a dismissive brush-off and out the door we went--feeling dejected and frankly, unwelcome. Thankfully, just two doors down was Jim's Clothes Closet. Not only did they greet us warmly, but their amazing team, especially CoCo, helped my Dad find pants in the exact size the Outlook's employee insisted wouldn't fit him. On top of that, he left with shirts, belts, a hat, and a great vest--plus a smile on his face. Outlooks Menswear gave us the worst customer service experience I've had in years. If you value your time, your money, and being treated like a human being, keep walking right past this place.

Good staff and tailor, though branding could be done a bit better. Allow me to demonstrate. Here's…read more3 separate shopping experience from 3 separate stores. Can you guess which one is Outlooks?