This is our first time here in Victoria British Columbia. We asked our bus driver where are the…read morelocal thrift stores and she told us about Win on Pandora. We walked and got there before it opened so we went to Tim Hortons for coffee while we waited. Once Win opened we were eager to look around. There's a special on half price clothing if it's marked. There was a great selection of scarves and purses. They had many toys and children's books. It was fun to look at all of the organized items. We found a couple of music books.

Loads of never or slightly used clothing shoes home goods…read more Benefiting women in need a very good cause It's a full shop - bring s bag - or purchase one for .99 cents Many goodies to browse and buy

Absolutely terrible security. No people skills. Care more about holding a Tim Hortons cup in their…read morehand then doing their job. Possibly new management?

Coming from Seattle WA we stopped by this mall to take a look what they have, they don't have to…read moremuch they have a store called Winners Home Sense which is similar to American TJ Maxx or Marshalls. They have a small food court also which have sushi, burgers and orange Julius! Really cool place! Check it out!

I have been shopping at Real Canadian Super Store(RCSS) for years and rarely see food items that…read moreare not wholesome. On Saturday Jan 17, I went to the store to buy some fruits and vegetables. While I was checking avocados on the display case, I noticed that almost all of them in bags were rotten. I then approached a produce clerk and advised him that all those rotten avocados must be removed off the display case. He agreed to do it but did not take any action. I reminded him again. However, it appears that his supervisor or someone at the back room advised him not to do so. I then asked to speak with a manager and had the rotten bags of avocados removed. The rot was noticeable and it should not have to come to customers concerns to have unwholesome food removed from being sold. I may have to reconsider shopping elsewhere if it ever happens again.

Disabled shoppers are no longer welcome here. After years of reliance on accessibility scooters…read moreacroo Canada, and giving Superstore our loyalty, the Langford store has reduced them from 3 to 1. You may have to wait an hour to simply shop, while seated on a painful metal cart machine. Well, Walmart always has scooters. Spread the word, disability and seniors cmmunities.

A cute little thrift shop in downtown Victoria. We were pleasantly surprised at the amount of…read morethrift, vintage, and consignment stores right in the central touristy area (thanks to the college students, I'm guessing). This volunteer-run shop is owned by the Victoria Cool Aid Society, which works to provide housing, temporary shelter, and health care for the homeless. The staff and customers seemed to know each other and were friendly and chatty as we browsed. The store isn't huge, but it has racks of men's and women's clothing, housewares, shoes, art, and books in the back. Everything seemed reasonably priced, especially the books, which were $1 or less! Sadly, we only had a few minutes to look around and (more to the point) didn't have any Canadian money on us, so we didn't purchase anything. But I'd definitely come back when I had more time to shop, as I'd like to support their mission. If you like thrifting and you're in central Victoria, it's worth a stop!

There are two loonie stores on Beacon. The one around the corner from Resthaven is dumpy, grim, and…read more subjects you to loud hard rock while you try to shop. The Great Canadian Dollar Store, in contrast, is well stocked, sparkling clean, the aisles are big and stuff is easy to find. The staff are very cheerful and professional. I went on a Sunday, when pretty much everything else on Beacon was closed, and it seemed like half the town was in there, hanging out and chatting. A very upbeat, happy place. Coffeeshops are passé. I'm going to start hanging out at the Great Canadian Dollar Store on Sundays!

Big clean well organized friendly place for cheap stuff.read more

I only gave this one star cause it is no longer at this address. Drove over an hour to a warehouse…read morethat is NOT Big Box. Apparently there is a Big Lots, not sure if the same just North West of I5 near Bellis Fair mall.

Amazing prices, I can't believe I didn't know of this place sooner! I was recommended by a friend…read moreto come to this store and I was blown away by how much I saved. It's a small place in Bellingham, but it has so many different products. I was told by one of the employees that they get new stuff every week. Now I go there every other week and save a lot of money. Great customer service and now I am recommending my family members and friends to check it out.

I have passed the place many times but never stopped in until today…read more I was presently surprised and welcomed by Mike when i walked in. If you remember PACE Salvage, then you will recognize this place. It is not as large or foll of A to Z as Pace was, but the deals are the same. I will be back Dennis

From the owner: We offer new in the box store returns and overstocked items. A few items are scratched or dented…read more These are the best quality in most cases, and many are USA made. When you come in and browse the store, you will see some of the best brands right away. We offer all items at 40 - 50 % savings.

Not a bargain store anymore. This used to be a decent place…read moreto find deals on overstocked items. Things were discounted 10-20% compared to buying them online or big box stores. However, recently I noticed that the price difference is negligible and you are essentially paying almost the same amount as if you were buying it at Walmart /Amazon /Costco. I rather pay one or two percent more and buy directly from Amazon/ Costco so I can get warranty, get it shipped to my doorstep, and make use of the return policy. Not sure how these guys are still in operation.

Went in today to find a recliner. While there, I saw a four piece fabric couch. It was absolutely…read morecovered in stains and had a huge tear in one of the seat cushions. Big Box had the audacity to price it at $750! Are you kidding? You couldn't get more than $100 for it in that state on Facebook marketplace. So annoying and makes me not want to give them any more business

I came in yesterday because I needed to get a couple of groceries when I was passing through town…read more I got a 10 piece chicken leg and thigh from the deli, rice milk, some rice pudding, fish sticks, buns, and salmon burgers. The downside was that the rice milk was WAY beyond expired, I didn't realize it until today when I was trying to have some and it tasted funny to me. Personally, I would give these people a C- because it seems to me that they don't check their products often enough to see if they're still good or not. Other than that, the service wasn't too shabby, employees were very polite and all that, it would just be highly appreciated if they checked their products regularly because as a grocery employee myself, it is very critical that they are not selling expired groceries to their customers, ESPECIALLY elderly people and children, because it can make people really sick

One word: eggs! They have eggs! And at great prices…read more Nice addition to the neighborhood! Lots of international groceries and stuff you don't normally see in stores. Small seafood selection but we got frozen Atlantic shrimp that turned out delicious in pasta.

What happened to this food store? I just needed a few items last night and this store always had a…read moregood variety and prices. Now prices are up and quality has gone. A watermelon I purchased was completely rotten. I'll not be fighting the traffic over the bridge and back again. I went to Costco to finish my shopping tonight

Not a fancy boutique supermarket, most of their customers are convenience stores and restaurants,…read morebut they also sell to the public. There is quite a bit of commercial kitchen equipment and "to go" food packaging, cases of candy bars, cases of mushrooms and giant slabs of meat, etc. Like Loblaws, No Frills, Extra Foods and Great Canadian Superstore in Langford this is part of the Weston Foods conglomerate and carries PC and No Name products Prices are very good if you buy larger quantities, lighting is not beautiful, not a lot of customer service staff.. If you want to pay a lot more for fancy, try somewhere else.