One of my fave villages in Vancouver!…read more Conveniently located at edge of the UBC campus, this village is great for doing some shopping, eating or just relaxing. With businesses like Save-on-Foods, RBC bank, Blenz, BC Liquor Store, Rogers' Chocolates, Murchie's Fine Tea, Jugo Juice, and restaurants like Chef Hung Taiwanese Beef Noodles, and BierCraft, you pretty much have everything you could possibly want in one village. There are also dentists & barbers here, and a brand new community centre (Wesbrook Community Centre) that opened just recently. Since I live quite nearby, I enjoy spending time in this cozy village after work or on the weekends. There are some free 2 hour parking spots underground, and also in the lot near Save-on-Foods. A true gem of a village that probably not many people (who aren't UBC students or campus residents) may know about.

The staff have no respect, constantly being followed around the store by because I am a teenager…read moreand they assume I am stealing. Every time I grabbed an item they would take it from me and bring it to customer service to prevent me from "stealing". Maybe next time offer me assistance instead of jumping to conclusions.

This walmart is the worst I've ever been. It only gives self registration. I went to the walmart to…read morebiy some meat and fruit, but there wasn't any food. This walmart only sales clothes, toys and something like that.

Lululemon @ Woodgroves Jordan the staff was incredibly rude…read more& dismissive to me & my daughter in the store, and I overheard him laughing at my daughters size & made fun of her speech impediment. I asked if he had any specific biker shorts in stock & he laughed in my face & asked if i've ever "even been to a Lulu before". I have been shopping at Lulu for years and had nothing but positive experiences with staff at the Nanaimo pop up. But Jordan is BY FAR one of the rudest employees i've ever met anywhere, bar none.

I go to woodgrove at least once a week. Tons of shops , theatre , Walmart , large food court , bus…read moreloop and shops outside the mall to like chapters , pier 1. There's always something to do there Also at the customer service office they have kid car strollers and double strollers to use while shopping. Has a phone charging station and lounge area. Has a computer to use to. Couple nail salons , hair salons , phone stores , jewellery stores, Hudson's bay, toys r us, RBC, sport chek, additionelle , old navy, Purdys, west 49, icings , garage , la vie en rose , la vie en rosee bathing suits , shoe warehouse/ shoe company, showcase store, urban planet, blue notes, ardenes , Sephora, EB games. And soooooooo many mOre stores I just can't think of them all lol

It's a little strip mall on UBC campus. It's a good place to get your basics from school supplies…read moreand electronics (Staples), food (Only U Cafe, Pita Pit, Omio Japan Restaurant, and Vera's Burger Shack), drinks (Starbucks and Pearl Fever Tea House) and groceries (Granville Island Produce). It's rarely crowded with students, so it has a nice laid back feel to it.

I've been here a few times when visiting some friends who are in and around the UBC area. This mall…read morehas a bit of everything catered toward students, however, you will notice that some shops have a slight inflation to corner the market and for convenience. The good thing is that during the day (class time) it's pretty much a ghost town. Most shops have Wifi which is helpful.

250-acre Urban Village with condos, restaurants, shopping, coffee shops, outdoor patios, health,…read moremedical, massage and the beautiful Village Green which holds many summer events including a car show, fundraising and outdoor Yoga. ***See my review for Barkley Green*** If you live here, you wouldn't need to venture far to find everything you need with beautiful, relaxing surroundings all within walking distance. You have to come experience this for yourself...too many awesome businesses to list here! Grab a coffee at Starbucks, take in a movie, meet friends at one of the many restaurants, browse the cute little shops, get a massage, walk your dog,visit the driving range. Some of my favorites here include: -Bayside Coin & Jewelry -Robek's Smoothies -The mini library -Bob's Burgers -Little Tokyo -Jalepenos

This is a huge, spread out marketplace with many, many stores, eateries, groceries, and even a…read morelodge right in the middle. It appears this is the main marketplace in Whistler, because it's like a small town, but it does sure feel like a tourist trap. After eating at Peaked Pie, we walked around this marketplace and visited some stores and even the lodge to use their washroom. I feel all the ladies who work here are really nice and friendly. The men aren't friendly at all. No greeting, no offer of assistance, no nothing. Kinda weird, but okay. In addition to the stores and eateries, there's also several parks, police and fire station, theatre, clinics, library, and museum, and etc. This kinda marketplace feels like those city building games where you put all the main buildings in close proximity to each other, add in a lodge, and lines of stores here and there. There are many local and outdoor clothing and sports gear stores here, and they are very expensive. Overall, it was interesting walking around here because it does feel like you're in a small town where everyone knows each other, and when tourists come along, they try to sell you their goods at top dollar. I don't think I'll buy anything from here. Just here for the food and coffee.

Such a great place to walk around, eat and drink good food and buy some local souvenirs. All…read moresurrounded by the most spectacular setting. Just puts you in a great mood feeling relaxed and having a good time.

Came to check out the food court. Most were fast food so did not consume. Lines and service were…read morequick, I observed before I decided not to line up. Loved the different varieties and selections of cuisines. Value was good. Not expensive. Especially loved the water fountain right outside the food court.

This area is just so fun and beautiful. Bring the kids, sit, watch the seaplanes land and take off…read more Beautiful. 1-star for the food court. Maybe even no stars. Good lord, if you care about your palate, your body, and future generations just do not go here. The future success of addressing global warming depends on you not supporting this subpar food.

This mall is conveniently located in downtown Vancouver and offers a wide variety of shops with…read moregoods at different price points. I visited during my trip and found plenty of options to suit almost any shopper or budget. That said, I was disappointed that none of the stores carried traditional relaxed or straight-fit jeans--every option seemed to be barrel or loose fit, which wasn't what I was looking for. As a result, I left without making a purchase, though I still enjoyed browsing the stores and checking out their merchandise.

It was a rainy day, so we decided to spend some time at the mall downtown. There are a variety of…read morestores including quite a few fancy ones. Nordstrom and Holt Renfrew are the anchors. Parking is available in the garage, but it isn't free and it was a pain to exit. Sadly, I didn't find anything to buy or maybe I didn't try hard enough.