Do you know what MTF is?…read more Leftover Costco stuff priced to move. It takes a bit of digging, but totally worth it. We got a $1200 treadbmill for $550 last year. I priced a hardwood dog kennel there last week at $160 and on line it was $299 US. They have fabulous one off furniture deals, clothing for the family, food and other "seconds". I like to go and quickly check their linens section. It is a great spot to pick up duvet covers for under $40. At christmas they have vast amounts of those decor items your Aunt Eunice loves, at great prices.

For a discount store this is the BEST of all the MTFs! It's probably the cleanest and the staff…read moreare helpful. MTF is the leftover Costco items that they want to get rid of. So not only are they Costco priced BUT they are lower than regular Costco prices. How's that for some shopping! They have a variety of items from restaurant items, to furniture, to clothes and to food. Exactly like Costco! If you are in the area it's definitely worth the stop.

I've sworn off Value Village countless times over the years. Over-priced generic crap from suburban…read morewastelands sold to those who (usually) can't afford much in life, let alone the non-value they will inevitably be getting from this store? No thanks. But similar to my relationship with cheese, I just can't stay mad at it for long. So I've made a deal with myself: from now on it's only high-quality dairy goodness (read: no Cracker Barrel); and Value Village is only to be visited in decidedly select locations. This particular establishment just so happens to have made the cut. As far as lame big-box thrift stores go, this one is pretty fantastic (relatively speaking, I mean it's still a shitty thrift store). Organized, clean, decent selection, and genuinely friendly and animated staff mean that I don't feel like I've been totally ripped off after I've left with yet another sequined top. A rarity in the infinite megathrift empire, the Langley location leaves me feeling like there just might be Value in this Village after all (cheese!).

visited once (live far) and there wasn't that much variety. decent size and layout, lots of light…read more staff seemed nice. great for people who live and work there and there is a talize of same size and a mission thrift short walking distance as well 2.5/5

Had an older Mido Commander serviced by them. Looks like new and is running perfectly. Very…read moreprofessional and experienced staff. Highly recommend.

I took my 50 year old Seiko watch in for repair.. it's…read moreautomatic so he quoted me $200 to fix it.. lots of moving parts he said, ok I said it was a gift from my father so I though it was worth it.. after a year of always adjusting the time I took it back for repair, he said it was a week past warranty and would probably cost more..after a bit of arguing it came out that all they did was clean and lubricate it...he laughed when i asked for at $100 back HE LAUGHED!! It,s a nice watch, wish it would work properly........

I really like the Talize stores because they are colour coordinated and very easy to go through…read more The staff are nice and the location is big. It is good when you can also get the 50% off days too when advertised. The clothing is reasonably priced and good selection and not so dated or tattered.

I happened to stumble on this place by accident…read more Around the Langley casino/ Coast Hotel there is no less then 4 second hand / thrift / vintage stores. This happens to be one of them. I didn't even know that was the case at first, as it's so bright, clean and organized. It looks like a smaller department store. Clothing is arranged by size, and then within that size, by colour. They have a good selection of cool clothing that looks to be in good to excellent condition. However there were a few items that screamed retire me please ! Besides woman's, men's and kids clothes, they have -Toys - they had some Monster high dolls for cheap ! -Books - good fair price -Housewears -Accessories -Footwear The change rooms are large and you can bring up to 9 items in at a time. They have a loyalist card which earns points with every purchase. You can also get 30% off coupon with large 2 bag donation. It can be hit or miss - but it's worth checking out if you are in the area !

Boutique Finds is a charity thrift shop with good quality second hand clothing and accessories for…read morewomen. It is a unique shopping experience with friendly, helpful staff. We have introduced a new service of replacing difficult claw clasps on necklaces with easy to use magnetic ones We are a fund raising arm of Langley Meals on Wheels with all proceeds going to support their programs.

The inside is usually clean (+1). You don't see the People of Walmart type here often, though they…read moredo visit. The selection is decent and I rarely cannot find something that I'm looking for(+1). The prices are among the best around (+1). I don't buy produce from here, even though it's available, so I have no comment about the quality of their produce. They also keep their shelves stocked and will have someone restock a shelf (at least partially) if it's empty during the day. (+1) There are two issues that I have with the Langley Walmart location. They have removed nearly all of their regular checkout isles and replaced them with self checkout kiosks, half of which are non-functional or closed. If my memory serves, there are now only six regular tills and they are often not staffed. Past a certain point each night, only the self checkout kiosks appear to be open. (-1) The number of staff on the floor are also few and far between. (-1) However, the staff are great. They genuinely seem to want to help. (+1)

I bought some toys and body lotion. The "roll back" price for the body lotion was $1.50 higher than…read morewhat I had paid for earlier in the year. I assumed it is just the cost of living price increases. I was not impressed at the roll back sign because it came off as a fake sale. Otherwise, there was barely any staff working in the store. This location was pushing self-service on customers all the way to check out.

At first glance, Toy Traders looks like a pretty standard toy store from the outside--nothing too…read moreflashy or over the top. But the moment you walk through the doors, that impression completely disappears. This place is *absolutely massive* and honestly feels more like a toy museum than a retail store. Everywhere you look, there are themed displays, huge figures, and shelves packed with collectibles. It's almost overwhelming in the best way possible. One of the standout highlights is their Funko Pop selection. I've never seen anything like it--entire walls filled top to bottom with Funkos from *Star Wars*, *Marvel*, *DC*, anime, movies, and so many niche categories. If you're a collector, you could easily spend hours just browsing that section alone. Beyond Funkos, the variety of figures is insane. They have everything from small collectible figurines to larger, highly detailed statues and even life-sized pieces. Whether you're into classic toys or high-end collectibles, there's something here for everyone. The second level is where the nostalgia really kicks in. It's packed with retro toys and older collectibles that bring you right back to childhood. It's a really cool contrast to the newer items downstairs and makes the whole store feel even more special. At the back, there's also a huge LEGO section with tons of sets, plus a great selection of trading card games like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering. It's clear they've put a lot of thought into covering every kind of hobby and interest. Overall, this isn't just a toy store--it's an experience. What starts off feeling like a normal visit quickly turns into something unforgettable. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing, this place is 100% worth checking out.

Cool in terms of museum things to look at but didn't feel like this was the place to make my toy…read moredreams come true. Lot of used stuff so perhaps if you're a collector and specifically looking for retro stuff then it's the place to be. I felt like I had to steer my kids away from older stuff since it already exists in Grandma's basement or even our own house.

I love this little place. It's one of my go to places for Knick knacks and home decor. The clothes…read moreand shoes out front are discounted and are usually $2.50 or $3. The clothing inside is a bit more expensive. They have a whole rack of new with tag items. They have a small vintage section and a section where items cost $.50. The staff are sweet and helpful.

When I rang through... a lot of screeching on the phone. I…read morejust want to know if I could get instructions and answers on an old puzzle??? Louise D.

Very nice a little too expensive but its very cool I bought a Lego multiple stuff they have free…read morewrapping paper for gifts I love it

I read these negative reviews and can only think that something is amiss with these people that…read morehave written these reviews. I have been shopping at this No Frills location for over 4 years now and I have had no such issues. I have had (albeit rarely) produce that seems to be getting older and they have never denied me a replacement. Additionally, anyone that suggests that they are racist is full of it! The staff is very diversified with many Philippino staff, African, Caucasian, Indian, Asian and they are all extremely helpful!! The prices are great, the quality is very good for the price and I no longer go anywhere else. I have also shopped at the other No Frills in Langley as well as the No Frills on Hastings in Vancouver (near my work) and they are all equally good.

I went into this store Yesterday August 31. This is the second time I have been here and I have to…read moresay not a good visit again. The totally Black Bananas, Black Green Beans and then we here a kid in the next isle say Mommy look they have mice running around. Sure enough they do then we have 3 employees running around to catch them with brooms a litter pickup bucket.