I came here for their boxing day sale which was amazing. I got two different styles of skinny…read morepants: One for home and friends and another nice soft material for work that border on the whole dress pants slacks. It was super super busy in here, however, everyone was super helpful. Some pants weren't fitting me 'cause in the past 24 hours I have eaten 2 lbs worth of food (points wise). Better sale here than what I would get in the city.

Store refused to take back a pair of unworn boots that clearly had a manufacturer defect in the…read morefootbed. They would not take them back on the technicality that they were one day past the two week return period, and told me to go through the long process of dealing with a manufacturers warranty. I live an hour out of town and have spent over $800 (not including fuel) on boots from this store previously yet they' still were completely unwilling to give a loyal customer some leeway on the situation. This store won't get another dime from me.

We have been in your store many times pre-Covid. Post…read moreCovid: Now we won't come back. You went from having fabulous customer service to "I'd rather shop at Walmart" service. I don't like feeling as tho I am a child in a China store. If I am spending $100+ on a pair of shoes that I can try on my feet, but not touch with my hands (after I have sanitized) I will go somewhere where I can. Unreasonable.

La Cache is a little tough to find even if you've been there before. It's so teeny, you could…read moreactually walk right past it ... well, I did & I was looking for it! But it's a great little store with an incredible variety of fashion. They carry Fluevog shoes, semi casual dresses, feminine night wear, pretty affordable silver jewelry. What really stands out though is their service. Even when the store is busy & there's only one person working, you will be acknowledged and looked after. They have an amazing policy for holding items. They impressed me anyways because I asked them to hold shoes that were on sale. Normally, stores will give you grief about such a request. But they held the item for a few days for me. I gave 4 stars rather than 5 only because the store is small so limited in stock. They actually deserve a 4 1/5

This store is one of this towns best Charity Shops. I've scored countless times, just with a quick…read morewalk through and something caught my eye. I've found high-end fitness wear, like-new jeans, brand new bikinis (tags and hygiene tape still in place), quality art supplies, even a classic Rocky Mountain bike, with new Conti tires! The volunteer staff is friendly - if you're a polite and respectful shopper. I'd avoid the Saturdays where they sell the Window Items. People get pushy in the line, are rather creepy and kind of manipulative. I had to do it for a friend one day - never again LOL! Other than that - GREAT place to find excellent stuff.

Everybody is treated with dignity here, you don't have high prices or intrusive discriminating…read moreemployees such as vastly displayed at our Courtenay Value Village .. we see often social workers, people who work downtown and families snagging deals with nearly new affordable items If you are ever in a crisis TGTBT is happy to help! years ago, I directed a woman freezing in the snow by tapping on their window after hours they gave her a coat, mittens, toque and you're treated with dignity, thank you TGTBT for the memories and hopefully your new building will bring even more!

I came in to use the ATM machine and needed to go to the washroom. An older woman with the round…read moreface and chin-length, straight, grey hair sitting on a bench with her tall, white haired male friend, stopped me to ask if I was using the washroom. When I said "Yes", she demanded to know if I was shopping at the mall. When I told her I was going to the bank I was told "we have to use due diligence" to make sure that people who aren't shopping here don't use the washroom. Perhaps she mistook me for a homeless person. I had just spent three hours weeding a client's garden when I came in to make a bank deposit, so I had dirty knees, and I was wearing a toque, a pair of rubber boots, and a ratty old sweater. When I asked you who she was, she said she was the mall manager. "Is or is not the bank part of the mall?" I asked. "It isn't really part of us," you replied. You suggested I go to the grocery store and use their washroom instead, although I wasn't there to shop at that place either. When I got home I checked out the mall's official website. Apparently, the bank IS part of the mall, along with the grocery store, the dollar store, and the drug store. Over the years, I've probably spent thousands of dollars at these businesses, all of which pay for the upkeep of the mall. If this woman really is the mall manager, she should be fired. If she is just someone who hangs around to harass other people, mall security isn't doing a very good job. After this experience I'm not so inclined to shop in the rest of the mall.

First of all you have to figure out which stores are real and which store fronts are just window…read moredressing. The grocery store is fine and the pharmacy inside the grocery store is very nice. Today I was sitting on the bench waiting for my prescription to be filled, and the janitor came along and asked me if the sandals by the bench were mine. They were really big sandals and I was surprised that I didn't even notice them when I sat there, I guess I was thinking about checking my email while i waited for my prescription to be filled. I would have gone to a restaurant but there isn't one in the mall. So I am sitting, with my own shoes on of course, and he said I am going to have to throw them out, and I said, trying to be pleasant, who ever owns them has much bigger feet than I have. Then he went away and came back and he picked something up under the bench. Obviously I picked the wrong place to sit, because I couldn't just sit there and relax. So I never got the chance to look at my email. I went to get my prescription which was filled very fast, they are very nice, and always are, and of course I forgot my drinking bottle. I got half way out of town, I realized I didn't have it, and had to come back to the mall, and I asked the person cleaning in the grocery store if she had seen it, of course I couldn't find the janitor. And of course she hadn't, and I said I left it by the bench when I was trying to get my email, and the janitor kept interrupting me, and I left it there. So I went to customer service at the grocery store, and there it was, without my drink. They had thrown my sports drink out. So that was my experience. The mall has a beautiful view. But I would think the rents are really expensive. And I am sure they are having a problem, because without more stores, it is not competitive with a store like target or even Walmart.