Advanced Liquidator is a run-down miscellaneous shop in a very old and run-down shopping center. I…read morestopped in to give my legs a bit of a break from my brisk walk, and that's about all the visit was good for. Grocery items all seemed to be of questionable origin, freshness, and quality, and their prices didn't really seem to be any lower on most of them than what one would find at a conventional grocery store. I was amused by the "hardware" section. The tools were of laughably poor quality (far worse than Harbor Freight fare), and the prices were far too high for their (complete lack of) quality. Their apparel section has among the strangest fashions I've ever seen, and I suspect that none of them will actually ever sell. One curiosity, though, was a selection of rugs. If you're in Vancouver, and need a rug, this may be worth a visit.

Amazing deal on terracotta pots! Couldn't buy used at their price. Other items are meh but watch…read morefor their big sales - you can get lucky. Great service here.

They have so much. I was able to find most of what I needed.. The owners are very friendly and…read morehelpful. The prices are terrific. Definitely a place to visit.

I have been shopping here since I was 8-9 now I'm 18 and I can't buy a knife? The legal age of…read morebuying a knife is 18 the man makes up all different rules since I started shopping there it makes sense if I was underage but Im no longer underage. And on top of that there is no law against a minor buying a knife. He has denied me and I had to bring a parent in at 16

This was a good store. It was organized and had what we were looking for. The line moved slow for…read moresome reason even though there's plenty of employees were there.

Really like this TJ Maxx! Typically quite clean, well organized with helpful and friendly staff.read more

I am so upset, I bought this item for my son's bingo birthday party and based on how it was listed…read moreI assumed this would be 35 dollars as it says on the tag. I got to check out, the young lady cut off the tag and ripped off the tag in the other section and proceeds to charge me without telling me the price. I paid and she handed me a recipe to sign and I go "whoa it's suppose to be 35, why does this say 80?" She just goes the additional bag cost extra. I was frustrated and confused and sat in my car looking at all the items but his party is tomorrow so I don't want to leave empty handed. How can a bag of bingo cards and wood pieces that don't even go with the roller cost 50 extra dollars. Online states there are no refunds but I feel like this was a huge misrepresentation of pricing and I'll be disputing this charge. Wanted to warn everyone

Wouldn't even accept DONATED vintage household goods, with a tea serving set that is selling on…read moreebay for $350. Wanted to do consignment only but not in the near future.

Looking for a new piece of furniture for your home. Tired of getting stalked at the large chain…read morestores? Then visit Full House Furniture in Vancouver. i was looking for a smaller sofa after downsizing. They had every "style" on display and ounce selected, we simply picked the fabric and placed the order. No stalking salesman. Just extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Oh and the prices are competitive for the market. Do yourself a favor and stop by today! Tim

Bought a Flexsteel loveseat and ottoman instead of a loveseat chaise per their advice. Custom and…read moreexpensive. On delivery the ottoman was almost 2" shorter than the level of the loveseat cushions. Flexsteel would only increase the leg height of the ottoman (already legs higher than the loveseat) to remedy the situation even though it was an unacceptable solution. Beware when dealing with either company. They are not honest.

I would try to visit this store on a weekday day. We went on a Saturday and it was so busy, chaotic…read moreand a bit overwhelming. No staff maning the floor of the store. They just had cashiers with an extrmely long line. It took about 15 mins waiting in line to check out. Certian sections are well orgnized and others are not. It looks a bit dingy and messy in parts of the store. They allow dogs so that is nice and their sales benefit the Humane society which is awesome! We brought our pup. I found a few great nicknacks and a great little bench seat with an embroidered top for $7.99. Needs to be refinished. Really good prices on many things. There were not enough people working and they were kind of unproffesional and unhelpful. They seemed extremely stressed. I wanted to see things in a locked in a case on the floor. I politely asked the clerk about it and she said it will be like a half hour and never looked up at us at all or when checking us out or said anything pleasant or nice. Something for them to work on. Some customers also seem clueless about just standing in the way of others from looking at things and chit chatting for 5 - 10 minutes. It is not a coffee shop people.

I can't believe I've been just passing this gem by every time I visit the shopping center! Such a…read moregreat place and it supports an important cause. The prices can't be beat! They test their electronics so everything is guaranteed to work. Clothes are color coded so everything is easy to find. Great customer service ample parking. Cats are fun to watch and they have a little seating area. Will be stopping in every time now.

Are the prices the cheapest? No. Is it the most convenient place to get some little odds and ends?…read moreAbsolutely. This historic building is a monument to yesteryear. Wouldn't change a thing.

Creekside Market feels like a hidden treasure; a lost part of old Vancouver, still thriving despite…read moreits somewhat remote location, east of 164th Street on Fourth Plain. It's one of my favorite convenience stores anywhere, due to its rustic charm, friendly employees, and massive selection of just about anything you might need while out and about. It's a little out of the way for most people, but this little market has a lot going for it. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, and Creekside boasts a truly impressive array of beverages (alcoholic or not) and snacks, deli foods, smoked meats, local honey, pickled garlic and veggies, and various other sundries and grab-and-go items. If you've never been, it's worth a visit, and if you have been, then you're likely a regular and an admirer.

Everyone is great and helpful. Some great prices and some products I've never seen in other…read morestores. I get about 75% of my grocery list here

Honestly it depends on the day you go. I love the low prices especially the eggs. I come from…read moreHawaii so a dozen eggs for $.99 sounds pretty good to me. The workers have a mix of rude and kind people there. I don't care too much about service unless it's absolutely horrid so I don't pay too much attention to the rude workers but I do enjoy the nice ones. I would say they have pretty much every staple you need and it's a very convenient store for people living near by. It's a bit cheaper than winco for some items and some items are priced more which is understandable since they aren't the biggest store.

Talk about nostalgia! I was in Washington looking for food recommendations when I was led to Smack…read moreTown. It was only after pulling into the mall that I realized it was inside the food court. Normally I would've tried to find something else, but to be honest, I wasn't mad about it. Surprisingly enough, Oregon's capitol city of Salem is smaller than I'd expected before making the move. There are a couple of what used to be thriving malls that have dwindled down to host small, lesser known businesses. I grew up in the 80s when malls were the social hub and all the rage. Walking inside, I could see the adaptation to today's consumers with remnants of days gone by. Poised right by the entrance is a K-Pop store and adjacent Anime Town. The little kids play area was just as obnoxious as I remember, all screams included. Upstairs was a bungee style trampoline for bigger kids wanting a little more thrill. There was a Hot Wheels vending machine and fresh fruit dessert stand featuring the ever popular Dubai chocolate over strawberries for a mere $18 (ouch!). Perhaps it was the season, but the parking lot was packed. It was nice to see some of the favs of my youth; PacSun, Vans, and Hot Topic, and FYE. There were also some cool shops I'd never heard of. We enjoyed our lunch and had to depart with little time to spend browsing, but I really want to come back. If there was a deterrent to be mentioned, it's the 8+% tax, a significant hit when you're used to zero state tax.

This mall is very busy and has a lot of shopping and dinning options. It should be easy to find…read morewhatever you need in this mall, with all the numerous choices.