We went to many different souvenir shops around Vancouver and found this one to be the best in…read moreterms of selection, quality and value. You'll find a number of items, food and other items that are very Canada specific, such as Maple syrup, Maple tea, and other maple-related snacks. We also found it hard to find a shop where you can find clothing that lasts and is very comfortable. We picked up a couple fleece and shirts here and they survived the wash and are still comfortable weeks later, and they were such a good price, nearly half of what you'd expect. The deals on standard keychains and magnets were also very good so we bought dozens.

I am local but I enjoyed browsing in this store although I was closely watched which was somewhat…read moreunpleasant.I like Knicknacks,Snacks and Novelty items which there are many in the store along with clothing.Prices are good so I would recommend it as they have an interesting selection of stuff..

The selection is great and still good value even though prices have gone up! My little one loves…read morecoming here to pick out toys and treats.

Clean and well organized . Usually find what I need …read more Friendly staff . My go to store

Another independent dollar store that always sells things for more than a dollar…read more This store carries a bit of the same usual things you might find at most dollar stores, but most of them you could likely find for a $1-$1.25 at other dollar stores like Dollar Giant/Tree and Dollarama. So do expect to pay a slight bit more expensive. I'm all for independent stores, and its definitely understandable to make their items slightly bit more expensive, but it's kinda hard to support stores that overcharges on items that we knew we can get for much cheaper for the same quality within a 10-15 minute drive from the location.

Another dollar store that isn't really a dollar store. Oh the annoyance, however, I did come in…read morehere to browse at some house wares things. Nothing that I would spend more than a dollar for and nothing worth the price in general But I am always curious about these things in general.

Like all Winners, you really need some time to really check everything out…read more You can find some great items but that's after seriously searching. This location has a designer section, that not all of the Winners stores have. Some great finds include - -Calvin Klein pothole fishnet leggings for only $4.99! I bought 3 pairs! -Urban Decay liquid eyeliner $9.99 -Cute shirts between $6-$10 -Buffalo Jeans for $11 -Vitality long sleeve shirts $16 This location also had a pretty big toy section. Another cool thing about Winners is their return policy. If you have a loyalty card, you have 30 days to do a return. Keep your tags and receipts. Without a card it's 10 days. If you don't have your receipt, you can still return your items for a gift card. Keep the tags, even if you don't have them attached. Also bring your ID if you don't have your receipt.

excellent selection of clothing and hair products and shoes .usually our first stop in the Mall .read more

Cute little thrift shop. As expected, plenty of carrying cases for pets. Interesting treasures!read more

I always enjoyed looking through thrift stores to see what kind of stuffs they sell, this place do…read moresell tons of the typical used books, clothing, videos/DVDs and much more furnitures than the Salvation Army thrift store on Fell which happens to be a few blocks away. The prices on some of the items I've seen were a mix between fair and competitive, and the few employees I've bumped into there seems fairly nice. But the few things about it that I didn't dislike of anything but felt I should mention was that this place felt like a combination between your average grandparent's place and a warehouse. Basically this place, while had some nice things in stock, but felt a little bit run down. That and the front door and the front part of this place might make a few people unsure if this is even a store at all. I guess don't judge a book by its cover and all because they did have a few nice things. So if you have what I like to call " the thrifty fever" like me, someone who likes thrift stores, then this location seems like a pretty decent place to check out.

Teach your security to not profile people it wasn't until I turned around and told him to stop that…read morehe says I'm not following you really you were less than a foot behind me? That was at about 6:45 pm yeah I was gonna buy something but after my very disgusting encounter with your guard why would I want to I'll go somewhere else thanks. Maybe I'll try again another day and next time I won't bother saying anything! Oh yeah I bet people steal from your stores but when he's distracted to busy profiling he misses the actual people stealing. Heck you don't deserve one star but out of pittance and protest that's all you get because to be honest you deserve -5 stars if I could!

The manager allowed me to return the sealed blind boxes products. My niece wanted the big main box…read moreand guaranteed that it contains all six characters, but the main box had been opened. Thankfully, I was able to exchange it without any issues.

The services here hasn't really changed all that much over the course of several years. The staff…read moremembers are usually pretty much or at least friendly enough. But the tidbit I have is a few issues I have to pick with these guys. One of which is something I've complained about, which is that the cart thing is still an issue. It is very common for the carts to be non-existent because people refuse to put it back. This is more of an issue inside the store. Secondly, don't even bother with their website when visiting the stores because sometimes their items is mismatched to what's actually in the store like their Onn tablet where they're suppose to be 4th gen as stated on their website but what their signs in their store's electronics department, it says its the 3rd gen. Lastly, their values on foods aren't even affordable anymore. So many prices seems to be somewhat comparable to other grocery store chain. Not all the time but felt like they could've lowered the prices quite a bit more but chose to raise the prices because people are willing to pay for them. I get inflation BUT felt like since they're such a large company, you'd figure they have a much more stronger negotiating power than most of the other companies they're competing with. This location, the only GOOD thing I have to say is that occasionally if you are looking for food, they do offer a decent amount of selections of their own Great Value brands in the freezer aisle, like their $9.98 buttermilk chicken, meatballs and so forth. Those can be pretty decent money savers if you're trying to stretch your $ while wanting protein.

I've been to this Walmart numerous times in the past 15 years but my experience on May 26th 2025…read morewas very different. I won't say I've always had a great experience at this Walmart but I had also never had a horrible experience; usually it's just mediocre. (This is why I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1) Long story short, the employee at the checkout counter was rude and disrespectful to my aunt and I. She suggested the Walmart credit card and I said "no thank you" and then she asked for donations and again I said "no thank you". She proceeded to say in a condescending voice "so you don't want to help kids who don't have parents and are orphans" and made a face towards us and rolled her eyes. I respectfully told her "no thank you" and she said it one more time and this time I told her "we help and donate in other ways". And then she rolled her eyes at us. She then preceded to say "you didn't know what I was going to say regarding the details of the credit cards" which I responded "yes I did, because l've been coming here for almost 2 decades and know about the details of the credit card and the donations." She continued to give us attitude and talk in a disrespectful tone. This employee treated us as if we had done something wrong by saying we didn't want the credit card or to donate. Usually when employees offer credit cards or donations and customers say "no", they say "okay" and don't continue the conversation. But this employee continued badgering us even after we provided her our reasoning for why we didn't want the credit card or to donate (we didn't even owe her an explanation but we still provided her with one in hopes of ending the conversation). Even after we had paid she continued questioning us and giving us a lecture before handing us our receipt.

Walked here to check out snacks/food what offerings the store had…read more The store is underground? You enter at the street level and take an escalator or stairs down to enter the store. The area is very dirty and not well maintained. Once in the store the shelves are very high and narrow. It is a very overwhelming feeling if you are sensitive to small spaces/claustrophobic. The amount of items in there is very overwhelming as well. I didn't stay long and mostly stuck to the snacks and candy. They have a large area near the check out that has candy, gum etc. Purchased an aero bar, coffee crisp, kit kit and toffee candy bar. For 4 candy bars (I either didn't get a receipt, didn't take it or lost it but it was $4.07 USD. There were 3 self check outs and one staff there to check out as well. Saw employees in aisles but only one at registers. Overall it was an underwhelming and overwhelming experience and I would not go out of my way to go back if in the area.

It's the Dollar Tree of Canada! Loved going through the snack/food aisle to see things that we…read moredon't have in the states. The candy bar section felt like being in Cost Plus World Market! We have loaves of Wonder Bread in our supermarket aisles, but this was the first time seeing Wonder Wraps, which I'm assuming are similar to flour tortillas. We got a couple of bags of Doritos (Ketchup and a Cheese flavor not available in the U.S.) and we wish that we had gotten a few more!! Cool store, cheap stuff! ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 4

some shopping trips are about getting in and getting out, but one can easily spend hours at park…read moreroyal. what makes park royal unique is that it's actually two shopping areas, north and south, connected by pedestrian walkways and a short drive. while both sides have plenty of shops, i'm almost always at park royal south. it feels brighter, more modern, and has a great mix of fashion, home, and lifestyle stores. my usual stops include zara, simons, winners, h&m, and osaka supermarket. there's also a cineplex on the south side. wish there was a uniqlo though. just outside the main mall is the village, which has more of an open air shopping feel. you'll find stores like home depot, anthropologie, and michaels, along with whole foods, starbucks, restaurants, and cafés. it's easy to turn a quick shopping trip into a full day affair. one of the things i enjoy most about park royal is that it feels less hectic than some of the larger malls around metro vancouver. the wide walkways, natural light, and open air sections create a more relaxed atmosphere, making it easy to take your time instead of feeling rushed from store to store. parking is plentiful and free, which makes it an easy choice when you want to shop without the usual mall hassle. whether you're picking up everyday essentials, looking for a little retail therapy, or simply need somewhere to spend a rainy afternoon, park royal is my favourite shopping destination on the north shore. often when i go, "i'm just looking," but we all know how that usually ends. maybe that's just part of the park royal experience.

This was for the Dollarama at Park Royal. Not sure why it says just Park Royal, in general…read more Dollarama followed up by email. I still think they should at least have a policy and clear signage that any bags need to be left at the counter.