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).

Great customer service particularly this one girl sage she was very helpful her smile had me…read moredaydreaming for the rest of the day.

Of all the Dollar store around, I prefer Dollar Tree as everything is at $1.25 (yes, it is no…read morelonger a loonie like before), so you will not get a shock at your bill unlike other places. The selection here is not very wide but it has the basic stuff you need. There is usually only one cashier working in the evening, so it can take a while to pay especially when there is a long line. Another drawback is the location. It is quite hard to find as it is quite "hidden" as it is at the very quiet end of the skytrain plaza. It is near RBC, which is the opposite side of CIBC or Tim Hortons area.

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

One of the bigger Dollar stores I have been to in Vancouver. This place is very spacious and well…read moreorganized. You can find a lot of things in here from gardening and kids stuff, ribbons and wrapping paper, binders and pens and a lot more. It is one of the places that sells things that don't look like they can fall apart easily and they have some of the things that you can't find in other dollar stores such as pots and trellis for gardening. It is metered parking on the side street and prices are upwards from $1 to $20, but the items are nicer. They don't have as much food items as other dollar stores, but they have quite a selection on the themes that they do have.

I never remember the name of this store, only the location. they have christmas decorations, party…read moredecorations and helium balloons. I like coming here for the frames and hangers to make live wreaths. the cashiers are friendly and helpful. the store is well organized and a nice place to shop.

Always helpful. Staff genuinely good. Go to dollar store in the Burnaby Hastings arearead more

Came here on my hunt for cheapo goodies…read more Parking is available in front on Hastings, as well as the various free lots dotting the S side of Hastings. The inside is newer than Dollar Giant (yay!), but the selection is mostly identical. Not too surprising. Oh, and they also pulled the "$1.25" thing. Sigh. One thing to note - they are open longer than Dollar Tree on all 7 days. Something to keep in mind.

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

Came here looking for some tools…read more Parking is available in front. Plenty of spaces. The inside here does have many different categories, but most of it seems to be focused on kids' toys. I was looking for some cheapo hand tools and the selection isn't the greatest. Also the aisles are a bit on the narrow side. Guess they were trying to cram in 1 more row of goodies. There is a security guy planted right at the exit. I feel bad for him. How would you ever catch a shoplifter here? Random piece of trivia: this place used to be a Blockbuster video store. Always brings a smile.

A typical dollar store in a busy area just north of downtown Richmond area. Store was fairly well…read moreorganized for what it was, though selection seemed to be a bit less than what you would see in the US and at a slightly higher price point if you're not able to take advantage of exchange rate to USD. Store was definitely a bit older and could use some touch ups all around, though you also don't expect much being a dollar store. A few questionable characters seemed to roam around outside and inside, though if you're just going in/out and know what you're looking for, this place serves its need at a fair price.

The selection at this store is good but the staff do not want customers to shop here. The most…read morecommon cashier is an elderly lady that constantly accuses my kids of stealing when they're with me. The things she says we "took" are brands not even at the store. For example I will have them go to the end of the checkout and bag our items in a bag with another stores logo, and she will say we took that bag from there. Last I checked dollar tree doesn't sell Lululemon or Purdy's chocolate. She also has NEVER said thank you. Just tosses our receipt down and looks away. Now there is a newer cashier there that does not know how to count Canadian coins and embarrassed me in line. I had to count my change for her twice, both times she then recounted it and said I was short. I was not, and if she knew the value of each coin it could have saved me the frustration and embarrassment. When I tried to explain the value of the coins to her she tossed the in the till before I could prove it. It's not like it was a handful, it was three quarters and four nickels. She also told me to grab my own receipt... out of the machine.

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.