I thought this place sells only pens so I've never stepped in. I'm so glad my friend wanted to…read morecheck it out when she was here visiting. It has more than just pens. There are stationery, some candles, body products and tea. I love the variety of tea available here. There are beautiful tea cups and tea pots too. It is a lovely shop with things which will make nice gifts. Great place to browse and get something for people or yourself.

Charming cozy luxurious boutique with a warm homely but still classy feel. The man who works the…read morecounter is friendly, polite, and in a business suit. According to other Yelpers, he seems to always be well-dressed. He also has a cute pet daschund who walks around the store. I love their tea selections here. My favorite is the Chocolate Strawberry tea bags in a tin can. I love loose leaf teas more, but I'm pretty lazy with cleaning out loose leaf teas, so I tend to get the tea cans with the tea bags. I alao enjoy browsing their soap, bath and skincare area. I love their Lollia and Tokyo Milk lotions, especially Tokyo Milk's "Rose", "Honey Moon" and "Let them Eat Cake" handcreams. Although a bit on the pricey side, this is my to-go to store for teas. The teas have strong great flavor, not like the weak tasting tea bags you get at grocery stores. I also like that there are no pushy sellers like the commission-hungry staff at Teavana, and the atmosphere at David's Tea stores feels minimal and cold. Nikaido feels so warm and friendly whenever I visit, and the staff leave me alone to browse for as long as I like. I highly recommend this boutique for tea lovers. You won't be disappointed!

I never miss to visit when I am in Steveston. Well selected products, and organized per theme. So…read moreit's easy to find what does inspire me at the moment.

One of my favorite shops in Steveston. It has the cutest stuff in here, a bit of everything. I like…read morehow it is not overly cluttered and there is space to walk and stop and browse the items. Besides jewelry and some clothing items, there are small items for gifts, as well as things for the home. I have bought an Ellen mug here when it was on sale. There are also more kitchen stuff I am eyeing which I will be getting once I get my kitchen in order. The staff is usually very welcoming and does not follow you around or hover ceaselessly. I appreciate that as it allows me to just stop and think of the item and if it will suit my place.

a perfectly tied together bundle of things that you didn't think you needed or wanted but are so…read moreglad you have found. Scout and co. is what I would consider my perfect store. expertly collected vintage pieces, unique local artwork and home goods, vivid plants and tasty treats. There is something for everyone here. The staff are lovely, friendly and helpful.

Whenever I walk the streets of Steveston village, I find myself drawn into Serenity time and time…read moreagain. Are you looking for a simple and elegant soap dispenser, a cupcake-shaped luggage tag, or simply a unique gift for a friend? Serenity is a great place to find something original and of high quality. My favorite section has to be at the back where all the jewelry is. No matter what your style is, there is something for everyone, and it is surprisingly affordable. Vibrant, fresh, funky, and classic. Who knew one little store could house such diverse tastes and tie it together so nicely?

Another pleasant store to browse as you enjoy your walk around Steveston. Marine Art Gift &…read moreSouvenir is what it says it is - Gifts and Souvenirs. Similar to its next door neighbour, this shop is full of funny tee-shirts, knitted items, hand-made items, purses, postcards, dream catchers, and more. Even though the shop is tiny, I found myself wandering around for a solid 20 minutes. Enjoy your browsing wow's.

Other lady is a total nutjob the dudes great and lets me use debit/credit and probably Vbucks cause…read morehes a fire guy.

The guy who owns this store is doing something very sketchy. Every time I try to mail something…read morefrom this Canada Post outlet the guy always has some excuse why he can't take credit card. Well today all I had was my credit card on me when I wanted to mail out a parcel. I handed the owner my credit card and he says "no, cash only". Umm Canada Post supplied him with a credit/debit machine, it's his job to allow customers to use it. I told him that's all I have and he slid my package back to me flat out refusing service. He never said anything was broken, he just wouldn't take credit card. Well Canada Post received a call from me today, hope they shut this idiot down.