My son and I went in to try to find a replacement wheel for his scooter and the staff were very…read morehelpful with giving us information and assisting in getting what we needed. Over all, we left with everything we needed and in a good mood from a good experience.

This place happens to also be a UPS drop off point. I went to retrieve a couple packages from there…read moreand when i entered the staff member, asked me to put my backpack behind the counter. I told him it was empty and I was there to pick up a couple UPS packages. He took my name and went and got the packages. Upon returning he asked for ID and then became very rude, telling me to put my mask on. I didn't have a mask and said so. He then told me to "get the fuck out of here then". Shocking, to say the least. I asked why do I need a mask? He responded again with swearing and said there was a sign on the door. The front door and windows of this place are plastered with stickers and I hadn't seen the sign he said was there, nor had he said anything to me at all about a mask from the time I walked in up until he had retrieved my packages and brought them to the counter, so I have to assume he had just noticed which is why his completely rude and profane remarks about it were over the top and completely uncalled for. He grabbed my parcels and walked out the front door and proceeded to continue to be rude and disrespectful. As I was leaving he told me "don't ever come back here". We can agree on that point. Customer service? Doesn't exist anymore and especially not at this place. He didn't bother to ask if I had a medical exemption, or some reason why I didn't have a mask (I don't have an exemption and I had simply just forgotten to bring a mask). He just went straight to being rude and disrespectful and swearing at me. I used to shop here for my kid's skateboard stuff. Will never shop there again and I will always relate my lousy experience there. Also complained to UPS, as this place supposedly represents them by being a parcel drop location. Is there a negative stars feature? minus 5 stars for customer service!

I highly recommend The Chilliwack KMS tools store…read more When I needed a specialty piece of equipment, I found online that the only place in the Fraser Valley that had what I needed was the Chilliwack KMS Tools store. Customer Service: 10/10 I drove in from Abbotsford to buy the item. Once at the store, I asked the cashier where to find this piece of equipment. She was friendly and welcomed to me into the store. The cashier was knowledgable of the product and took me straight to the item I was looking for. Website: 10/10 I was thankful that the KMS Tools website had been up-to-date and that I did not make the trip "for nothing". Pricing: 10/10 The product that I needed was on sale at nearly half the price of the same thing on Amazon.

My number 1 company to buy tools. Many locations in British Columbia. Staff are very good.read more

Every single time I go there I have fun since the shop and staff are super nice…read more I'm a new shooter, and I've asked them a lot of questions, they do not mind at all and are very enthusiastic to talk about firearms. I originally went there to get my PAL license, which was a great class, and now it's my go-to shop. The prices are also very reasonable, and the staff aren't trying to suck money out of you. I went there and told them that I was a new shooter, and after a short conversation they recommended the Ruger 10/22 and a 500 round box of American Eagles, this has been a great rifle and the amount of aftermarket parts are amazing! I highly recommend taking courses and shopping here, they are a lot nicer and enthusiastic compared to other shops that I have been to.

If you're a hunting or fishing aficionado then this place is well worth the trip. Out of all the…read moresimilar sporting stores in the Lower Mainland, Chilliwack Dart & Tackle is by far the best. While the selection isn't quite as extensive as others the friendly and knowledgeable staff more than make up for it.

This thrift store is your traditional kind of thrift store that is filled to the brim with an…read moreabundance of items in almost every department. The MCC thrift store in mission is located just off the main road, and has a moderately sized parking lot. When there is sales they will sometimes be advertised on the outside of the building on signs. There is a large variety of kitchen and house decor items. Along with a big selection of books that are filled with new and old books. There is a moderate selection of clothing available, from women's to men's and children's. There is plus size and maternity as well. It is a smaller store so there is not the largest selection but I would consider browsing the racks. This thrift store unlike so many is still in my opinion lower in price that many. This low price point makes the products available to a wide range of household incomes which I believe is an important feature of this store. It is also a two story store, upstairs you will find furniture, house trinkets, toys, garden and house diy products. It is worth the browse.

Good store that often has interesting items that are often collectible. Often there are good…read morefurniture and electronics deals. Good prices. While the staff is always friendly this location as well as the Abbotsford one still subscribe to the nasty old habit of turning rude at closing time. Nothing worse than being engrossed in looking at neat old items and suddenly the lights turn out. I actually did not shop here at all for over two years as my wife and I were about to leave one evening before Christmas and spied a small box of vintage ornaments in the showcase near the cash. We did not want to look, we wanted to buy them right then as in pay and leave. The staff said they were closed and to comeback the next day. All they had to do was slide the door open at lift them out but they refused. There were still other people in line to pay and we would have had to wait anyhow. We left all of our purchases and went home. Checked early the next day and the ornaments were gone. The irony was when I checked the time outside it was still minutes until their closing time. I wrote to their head office later that day but received no reply. Decent store, terrible customer service.

Overall Impression Nuway Deals is a budget‑focused,…read moredonation‑driven thrift shop known for its low prices, fast turnover, and no‑nonsense layout. It's smaller than the big chains, but that's part of its appeal: you can sweep the entire store quickly, and when a good donation batch hits, the finds can be surprisingly strong. What Nuway Deals Does Well - Very low prices -- One of the cheapest thrift options in the region. Clothing, books, and household items are often priced far below Value Village or Talize. - Fast stock rotation -- Items move quickly, and new donations hit the floor often, making it worth checking regularly. - Compact layout -- Easy to sweep in a single pass without spending an hour inside. - Friendly, community feel -- Staff are approachable, and the store feels like a local staple rather than a corporate chain. - Good for household basics -- Kitchenware, décor, and small home items are usually priced to move. Things to Expect - Inconsistent inventory -- Some days are completely dry; others feel like a jackpot. Donation timing heavily affects the experience. - Electronics are rare -- Speaker hunters won't find much here; the electronics section is small and unpredictable. - Limited space -- A smaller footprint means fewer categories and less variety overall. - Condition varies -- Items aren't curated as tightly as Talize, so you'll see a mix of great finds and things that should've stayed in the donation bin. Who Nuway Deals Is Best For - Shoppers who want rock‑bottom prices and don't mind inconsistent stock. - Thrift hunters who enjoy quick sweeps between bigger stores. - People looking for household essentials or quirky décor. - Anyone building a multi‑store circuit and wants a fast, low‑risk stop. Quick, Review‑Ready Summary Nuway Deals is a small, community‑driven thrift store with excellent prices and fast‑changing inventory. It's not the place for electronics or massive hauls, but it's perfect for quick sweeps, household finds, and the occasional hidden gem. A reliable budget stop in any Surrey thrift circuit.

Excellent customer service, friendly honest, great place to deal with. So much selection, and…read morecompetitive $ when selling items. I would highly recommend Nuway Deals.

This is one of my favorite knit shops - because it's more than just a knit shop. They have a good…read moreselection of natural fibre yarn (even some hand-dyed stuff), as well as batts of fibre. They offer classes in knitting, felting, weaving, and spinning, and sell everything you need to do these things. I tried the weaving classes, and it was lots of fun (if you're into that kind of thing). I also like how the products they sell range from affordable to high quality: you can get the plastic needles or the hand carved bamboo. They card their own batts of wool in the back on a huge 100-year old carding machine, which you can buy in giant batts.

I'm not super (or even medium) familiar with wool. I guess I would be considered a newbie when it…read morecomes to wool and wool accessories, so I cannot say, by any means, that I'm an expert on wool in Vancouver (I don't mind not being able to say this) I'm actually really surprised/pleased this place has even been reviewed three times! I've recently gotten into felting and was recommended Birkeland. The staff (which I know is a pretty regular rotation of 2 people) were pretty shy but relatively friendly and very knowledgeable. They have a wide variety of colours and types of wool, that you can buy by weight, as well as felting kits. There was also a large dog sleeping on the floor which I appreciated.

5 star service! They carry items the chains and bigger independent shops don't, and will offer to…read moreorder or make a plan if they don't have what you need (they pulled a black wintec gullet for me from a saddle and put it on hold for me, where the only other shop which carry gullets told me "we don't sell them because that is the size that should have come with your saddle" - How very not helpful!. I drove all the way from north van to buy and look forward to supporting them again

Highstreet isn't just a mall, it's an experience. You step into futuristic hallways with neon-lit…read morewashroom signs guiding you like you're entering a high profile gentleman's clurrb -- except the VIP section is actually the boujee private washrooms. (Yes, they're THAT fancy! I half expected a bouncer and a lap dance, not gonna lie...kidding ;) Hydration game? Elite. They've got a water bottle refill station and water dispenser, so you can strut like a runway model without worrying about dehydration. And speaking of strutting--something about the design, the greenery, the planters, and that insane back view of the mountains and Canadian flag just makes you feel... famous. And it's not just a vibe--they've literally got Famousa Pizzeria, Famous Footwear, and VIP Cinemas all in a row. They may or may not guarantee you'll feel like a celebrity, but it's worth stopping by and double-checking, just to make sure. Conveniently located near the airport, Sandman Hotel, and the bus stop--Highstreet is basically where luxury, convenience, and a dash of accidental celebrity status meet. 11/10 would recommend, but be sure to bring your sunnies... not for the sun, but for the paparazzi you'll think are following you

Some good stores. Parking under is easier and lots verse infront of the stores. Sad that London…read moreDrugs is no longer there, that store was massive! Marshalls and H&M had lots of good deals.