Rat poison on the floors. Dont bring your dogs or small children. Wash your shoes afterward.read more

Charged us 4 dollars at 9:30 am to get in and 75% of the shops were closed. Only shops that were…read moreopen were literal junk. Save your time and money to go to an actual antique store instead of coming here to look at old broken power tools and worn out shoes

Chinatown Flea Market is where dollar stores got the idea to become dollar stores. You know that…read morewhole thing where China, the country, produces a broad range of knickknacks -- you know, everything the western world could ever desire? From cheap ceramic dishes, to those weird undergarments that have the unpleasant texture of dull sandpaper, to questionable dongles, to racks of unheard of Chinese pop star's bootlegged CDs, to all kinds of kitchen items -- this upstairs "market" is ballin'. Plan on spending more than a dollar for most sellable wares, but it's worth every penny for the sheer experience of shopping in a tiny bit of China right here in Vancouver.

Pssst, I have a secret. I'm only telling you cuz I think you're cool…read more.. It sits above Hon's in the mall that no one dares enter. And it has all the weirdest plain stuff you can imagine. Garlic crushers, cheap wallets, ICE CUBE TRAYS!, table top bells (for prompt service!), Chinese monopoly, Rugrats bobbleheads and many other assorted oddities, along with the usual household supplies. The owners are nice and somewhat eccentric and the store and mall are usually creepily silent. So whenever you're absolutely stuck trying to find some household tool, and looking for some serious weirdness, come here.

Love this spot! Well worth the $3 entrance fee. Local vendors, trendy and vintage used clothing,…read moreenvironmentally sustainable food storage, and local artisans. Oh- did I mention that they have a bar (Caeser while shopping anyone?), food trucks, and other food vendors?! We walked away with natural deodorant, shampoo bar, local chocolate bar, a sweater and a vintage concert shirt for under $70. We will be back! FYI- the Eastside Flea is only open every other weekend.

This is a highly curated hipster mecca - in the good way…read more Great vendors, and just an all around comfortable vibe to hang out even if you are not into shopping for anything. Hell,.. sit on a couch, eat a taco,.. play pinball,.. whatever you crave is here.

You can never predict what they're looking for. You walk through the store and they have beat up 20…read moreyear old Prada shoes but you bring in a new item with current designer tag on and they'll turn it away. I think their staff are not properly trained on brands and rely on what they know rather than researching and learning what is current. I've had good service and terrible patronizing service. Not my first place for consignment but gotta make a few bucks wherever I can.

I took 15 pairs of Levis and several pairs of hardly worn shoes. they said that shoes are no good…read moreunless they've been polished, lol. As for the jeans, they only chose 2 pairs, both button down 501's, which were 25 years old, and in new condition. I turned them down, and took all my goods to Salvation army. This company employs Gen Z people who treat older citizens much too casually. They could certainly use some training on respecting their elders. I will never shop there.

Very cute area with plenty of boutique stores, art, a food market and other restaurants. Parking…read morecan be a little chaotic but as you keep driving down there are some paid spots and just encourages you to explore the whole area. The market is pretty vast with 2-3 large rooms so bound to find something to try. We got the infamous donuts and another pastry to hold us off until a lunch reservation. I also loved the fruit maket displays in this colorful towers, super fun. There is also a huge kids area with dedicated shops, fun arcade games and a magic shop! A tourist attraction for a reason!

Most reviews indicate parking is very difficult and limited at the Granville Island Public Market…read more I was prepared to park at a public lot that was a 10 minute walk away. However, our family of six visited on a Tuesday morning at 8:30 am and we managed to find onsite for two hours for $2. We checked out the public market, purchased coffee at Blue Parrot, and bought souvenirs at the Kids Market. There are few intriguing vendors that I would like to check out if we were to revisit: Siegel's Bagels, Stuart's Bakery, Lee's Donuts, and Kaisereck Delicatessen. The area is vast and it's good for a morning stroll and to snap a few pictures of the ocean front and Granville bridge.

I have been to this booth a few times that I have been to the market and I found some cool vintage…read morewatches, however, I agree with Michelle Y. The seller is extremely pushy, however, this is not uncommon in the market place. I was able to stand my grand slightly. I did end up buying something on another run which was a cool sno globe like kids watch but since she was pushy I bartered with her out of passive aggressiveness. I kinda avoid eye contact with this booth when I go to my monthly flea market runs.

The seller is extremely pushy. You told her no it's ok I don't need to see it and she be like no no…read morelet me show you this and that and that. Will avoid this place as I love to shop at my own pace. She might have a nice thing or two but it is just not worth the hassle. Also, the price for the jewelry is overpriced. A good price is about a third of the appraisal price, not 80% of it!!!

Very nice vintage clothes and jewelry, cool glasses and accessories…read more Madison was very nice too. I definitely had a hard time leaving the store Recommended

Love the items ive gotten from here, super cute consignment and decor! Definitely wish i could buy…read moremore from here

Love it! I lived and worked on The Drive for years. The chill vibe here can't be found anywhere…read moreelse in Vancouver. I miss it! Lets not forget all the amazing Italian coffee shops and restaurants. I try to make my way over at least once every month or two so I don't get too deprived!

The Drive is basically a Tourist attraction spot. Yes its also known as Little Italy. You will…read moreunderstand when you walk in this neighborhood. Its full of awesome food places. Lots of Italian bakeries and restaurants. Its also a very hippster place. Its interesting how I was at Comedy Mix one time and a comedian joked about the people on the drive are people with Arts degree and they are talented to live on the drive but they don't mix or stand out or get noticed at some other neighborhood. Well if you look around yeah there are a lot of musician on Commercial Drive or the Drive. The Drive span on Commercial drive from Venables to Commercial Skytrain which is Broadway. Interesting.

One of my favorite vintage shops to stop in when im in Vancouver. There are so many pretties and…read morethe prices are great. I picked up a beautiful 50s dress that I can not wait to wear!

Really big and cool vintage selection and really awesome vibe. Service is good but a little pricey.read more