Sweet place, VERY nice, classy assortment of giftware and great gelato, toffee and fudge available…read more Hubby had the lemon gelato, not too sweet, not too lemony, just perfect. Nice proprietor. Pleasant to her customers. A place I was very happy to support.

We were back to Artisans Attic for another browse and look about the shop during a recent…read morelate-March stay in Hope. As the last time when we entered this small shop, we were immediately impressed with how much "stuff & such" was on display. All wall spaces, tables, and shelves were filled with their unique, and colourful offerings of all kinds - very nicely-displayed, and presented to catch passing eyes! For daughter and I once again, the same variety and selections of crafts, gifts, and such as seen before. Of special note to me this visit though, was seeing the large collection of 'hand-painted glassware by Errol Brimacombe'. It was nice to see such a wide-selection of this Chilliwack artist's glassware pieces on display here (and my photo only shows pieces on the table, missing the others on shelves behind) The same wonderful aromas of their homemade fudges, gelato offerings, and other sweets filled the air, and added that same nice touch to the senses of our previous visit. We were happy to have had this chance for a return visit to this fine shop.

Excellent shop for all manners of curios and knick nacks, very impressive. Lovely owners, family…read moreowned business. Friendly to all ages, nice separate area for cannabis stuff and nicotine products. Reasonable prices. I would highly recommend checking out this store if in Hope.

An amazing store with such attention to detail and a manager who is professional and has a smile…read moreon to greet all customers

'New To You' was 'discovered' by daughter and I on one of our recent walkabouts during a 3-day stay…read morein Hope. The location of the shop was well-known, but the shop itself, a first time browsing/shopping experience. It's a small place, but sure fully-packed with offerings -- all sorts of 'stuff & such' -- from used clothing of all kinds (mens, womens, and children), to odds & ends of houseware, and such. The staff (owners) were great -- so friendly, informative, and caring about what they do, and the community services they provide. Daughter found a mug that she just had to have. Otherwise, we just browsed and enjoyed the sights, and our chats with the owners -- two fun visits worth.

Best thift store spacious and clean...I like the fact they are helping the economy by paying their…read moreemployees not volunteering...thift stores are the future and people need jobs...Bravo to Value Village...plus staff are always friendly. The church organization use their workers by volunteering say its non profit untrue the church is getting a kick back from free labour. Who can afford to volunteer in 2024?

I've been a thrift shopper since before it was popular. Sadly, Value Village in Chilliwack has…read morerapidly gone downhill. Gone are the majority of staff that would make it a pleasurable and fun shopping experience. Having experienced the manager Jennifer belittle staff in front of customers, the store in absolute shambles on the weekend, selling of 10+ years expired body products, I would give the store 0/5 stars.

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.

Nice knowledgeable staff. They were able to use my benefits. Fair parking. Pricing fair as well…read more The time it took for my orthotics was about average. I like how they took time to recommend shoes that would work for my feet.

I love going to country garden. They always have lots of selection and staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable

This is my favourite garden store. The staff are amazing. You can bring in a leaf off of a plant…read moreand they can advise you about what the issue is. For example: the brown tips on the Azalea is environmental, likely wind burn and not a bug that I need to spray. The staff is knowledgeable, polite and professional. I always feel good about buying my plants and summer flowers there because I know that they are well taken care of and are not 'stressed' like they are at the box stores. The best part is that most of the time you can see Brian Minter there. I love listening to him on CBC. He too is very helpful and is more than willing to advise on plants, solutions for pest control or how and when to fertilize. It is wonderful to have such an amazing resource in our community. I think we are truly blessed. The little cafe there is also a great addition. Before shopping you can enjoy a sandwich, or just grab a coffee. This year I am going to be growing in raised bed gardens and have gotten all of my Fragro herbs at Minters. I am also seeding poppies on my property, and was able to find California, Oriental and a hybrid. So that is wonderful. Great selection of women's clothing, gifts, cut flower department, cafe, tropical plants, seasonal plants, herbs, vegetables, landscaping perennials, annuals, tools, pots, trees and so much more. Last summer the tomatoes that grew on my deck where 10 feet tall. I had asked one of the staff which ones to buy, and I grew 7 different varieties. The produced wonderfully, and it was cool to grow heirloom plants. I will post some photos of the plants from last summer. Thanks again Brian, you have a great hub for the community. Excellent plants and great customer service.