BIG FAN, why, because this location is their outlet location, what does that mean?? It means you…read moremay get a piece of furniture you normally wouldn't be able to afford at a great price - the compromise is that it may be dented, scratched or a mismatched piece, but that doesn't mean it's not repairable! The service is outstanding, friendly and keep in mind their inventory changes weekly, so if you see something this week, and don't buy it, it may not be there the following week!

I'm glad Urban Barn moved to this more visible location in PoCo. They used to be hidden behind the…read moreHome Depot just down the street so not very many people noticed this Canadian home and furniture store. I'm lucky enough to have a brother who asked me to design his new house's living room and entry hallway so I was glad to know the outlet for Urban Barn reopened just down the street in the newish Freemont shopping area in Port Coquitlam. The store is big enough to offer a good selection of contemporary furniture (they also have some Scandi and some MCM, which is more my style) for both homes and condos at reduced prices. As expected from an outlet, some of the furniture were floor models from their other stores so buyer beware; some have nicks and the colour selection is limited (when we were there, most of the furniture on the floor were beige and brown so not a very interesting display.) They also have a good selection of home decor (i.e. throw pillows, blankets) for reasonable prices, great for Christmas presents. Their delivery costs are reasonable at $135 (for up to 5 pieces of furniture) and new furniture come in every Wednesday and new decor every Monday. This store is a much better choice than the giant chain furniture stores and an acceptable alternative to higher end furniture stores.

Metrotown Nike manager Tony was such a total tool! We had items put on hold & after our car broke…read moredown we could only come the very next day right when they opened & unbeknownst to us the sale price ended that very morning & Tony would not honour the sale price & didn't give a shhh about us or the sale price & was acting like he is better than us & doesn't care about our business, this doesn't fly in our books, your just some loser & don't give a shhh about people & one day the Shoe' will be on the other foot & no one will give a crap about you! Hope your car never breaks down & your life is perfect & you are never late, you won't last long with this attitude managing anything anywhere! You are such a phoney Tony & keep on working for the millionaire's at Nike & not giving a crap about anybody but yourself & your millionaire company because you definitely need more money & less loyal customers good luck loser

Helpful and friendly staffs, clean fitting rooms and quite a few different styles and colours. They…read moresometimes don't have all the sizes but usually it's okay. Jacket, leggings, bras, and shoes. Reasonable prices.

Oh Mango, locked away in the international terminal at YVR, so close, but so unattainable for…read moreeveryday shopping. When flying internationally out of YVR do take advantage of Mango's only Vancouver store front located in the International Terminal (US flights are a disappointment as the US terminal doesn't provide access). This Spanish chain has the loveliest and stylish clothes to make any girl feel special and the prices are very reasonable for well made clothing. If you are a fan Penelope Cruz and her sister also designs a line for them. Mango is a great reason to clear security early when travelling abroad for some warm up shopping. A great benefit of the location is for last minute holiday preparation purchases; you know when you are packing and you need the perfect dress to wear for a night out, this store will solve said problems.

Yup shopped at Mango boutiques all over Paris at amazing sales 1st week of July. The designs are…read moreamazing and the styles hide all the nasty areas around your middle, making them the most comfortable clothing ever, while retaining your up to date style. Wish we had one in Vancouver and the tri cities.

This is a great store with many of the latest Nike products to choose from. I was at first…read moreoverwhelmed by all the choices available in the store, but the staff member made my visit a most pleasant one. She didn't try to "sell sell sell" and "talk talk talk". She asked intelligent questions and actively listened to my answers. In the end, I walked out with more products than planned - and with much satisfaction, thanks to her recommendations.

Obviously when one shops as much as I do in the states, I don't bother buying at the mall level,…read moresimply no deals. Though not to say I don't support local moms' n pops', but Nike's pretty well-off, so I don't feel bad. But this one guy sure knows his stuff, just may try Nike's after my Asics wears out. Claims that their gel will eventually be worn down, but the NIke has a longer-lasting foam. Also were interested in the models where you don't need to wear a sock, it's light & breathable---probably smellier feet but at least i dont have to wash that many socks lol. It's actually well organized here, men's stuff on the left, & some decent sales on their thermal wear.

This is definitely a neat little shot if you can find it (a bit tucked out of the way)…read more Contains every homebrew supply you could dream of. Took me awhile to take it all in (even after bringing a list!). Caroline (at the front) took great care of me and was super sweet, as did another staffer, though I didn't get his name (sorry un-named dude, I will catch your name next time!) but very nice. There was an irritated person roaming the aisles though... space is cramped in there (only drawback but fine). I recommend knowing what you are after before entering the store (selection is overwhelming, in a good way of course) but your head will spin. I had the pleasure of speaking to Flory via email once or twice and placed a few small orders in the past (airlocks, yeast, and a much needed siphon for my one gallon carboys). Pricing & selection can't be beat (I've looked around and they beat all competitor pricing from what I can tell). I will be back!

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If you've been to Fiji, and got a chance to chill with the locals. They love breakfast crackers and…read morecanned mutton. I got addicted to both. You can find them here at Indo Fiji market. Very fair prices and the staff was so fun to show me around the other specialty items in store.

This place has loads of great Indian stuff that's not available easily at other regional shops. But…read morethe place is so cramped up that I found it difficult to understand and manoeuvre around.

This postage stamp sized shop combines owner Mike Jackson's skills of silk screening and…read moremerchandising. Very cool one-off screened Tees and awesome-cool original belt buckles and other accessories as well as custom screen printing orders in bulk. I have to say, 'Like' ! :D

If you come in to this place expecting a Hudson's Bay sort of shopping experience, you're going to…read morehave a bad time. But if you are looking for an absolutely authentic piece of East Van, this is a place for you. The corner itself is pretty fantastic - this shop shares real estate with the best Parisian dining in town as well as one of the best coffee shops, ever. Then there's the taqueria right next door with mind-blowing margaritas and a happy hour from five to six. Being able to accompany a trip to any of those with a saunter through the Grubwear Studiotique is, to be honest, part of why I give it a five. It's what it adds to an already exceptional corner that distinguishes this place from a flat four. Service is boutique - I never know what I'm going to get, but it's not really about the service. The folks here are happy to stay out of your way and let you soak it up - and I LOVE that. That someone is taking the time to immortalize the art of east Van in t-shirts is something I value (and I use the words immortalize and t-shirts self-consciously). What you can get here is iconic and can't be had anywhere else. That also distinguishes this place from a four. I was in this week looking for a Dude Chillin' Park t-shirt in a size four and in green for my nephew. That's asking a lot, and they didn't exactly have it (there was a six in green and a four in brown, so...). Mark explained that they are run off in batches and some sell out more quickly, but he'd let me know when the next batch was in. That's good service - in my case, better than expected.

From the striking pieces on display to the friendly, knowledgeable guy running the store, this is a…read moregreat little gallery for Northwest Coast art. They have prints, carvings, jewellery, and leatherwork by a variety of modern artists. Also, several cultures and styles of First Nations art are represented, including Haida, Coast Salish, Kwagiutl, and Inuit. I liked that there was a good mix of both traditional pieces - such as masks, ceremonial paddles and bentwood boxes - and modern interpretations, such as intricate animal-inspired designs on purses. Prices seemed fairly reasonable too, with deep-carved bracelets and cuffs in silver and copper, for example, between $100-$400. The gallery also carries books and souvenir items. Definitely a worthy stop for aficionados of Northwest Coast art looking for affordable works by up-and-coming artists.

Spirit Gallery features a vast selection of unique and beautiful First Nations art and merchandise…read more This shop is located across from Horseshoe Bay Park, perfect place to shop at while waiting for the ferry or just taking in the scenic view.