They were too busy on 5 occasions in a row, to not pick up their phones for business. Took my…read morebusiness elsewhere for repairs.

I go to the store in Abbotsford,B.C. uite often. I search…read moreproducts on the web site and like the fact it tells not oly if it is in stock and if it is tells me the isle it is on. Great web site. Yesterday I went to buy a replacement gas cap for my car, the automotive rep looked it up and gave me the stock item and the isle it was on. I couldn't find it among many different types, so I went back to the automotive counter ad told the same sales rep I couldn't find the item. He toke me back to the isle and area with the caps and found the correct item. THAT IS GREAT SERVICE. Special thank you to that man.

The stores here are not that interesting. I came here to visit House of Knives. There is a Bay,…read moreBest Buy, Shoppers and a few other big name stores. There are plenty of free parking outside in front. I have noticed the store doesn't have a lot of people inside (even on a Saturday afternoon). The mall inside is pretty clean. It is not a bad mall and when walking inside, the decor does feel a bit dated.

This was my first time at this mall. It is a small mall with a few of the bigger chains like The…read moreBay and Shoppers Drug Mart. It did not take much time to finish walking around the mall. Overall, okay experience if you needed some essential items to buy.

My first Canadian Costco! Really like this one, except for the crowds, it was packed, much more so…read morethan any other Costco have been to. Canadians must love Costco as well. Saw a few exceptional deals, one being a refrigerator. Could've saved about $700 USD on a refrigerator if knew they sold them here and you could take them away same day i guess. Plenty of other deals as well that they don't have in the USA. Ate at the food court and such change from the USA, they have French fries, mainly for poutine. Much better experience than Streats. Checkout, restrooms, and general service was great, very satisfied, and it's extremely close to the border.

Every Costco is super busy and this one is no exception. This Costco is at a strip mall where it…read moreoperates more than half the space. We have noticed one thing interesting at this Costco location is that there are less people interested in samples. Anyways, it has everything that you would expect to see at a Costco.

The Hudson's Bay is located inside Seven Oaks Shopping Centre…read more They are the largest department store within the mall. They sell a variety of items including name brand clothing, beauty, luxury items, furniture, children's clothing and toys, mattresses and more. They offer items you are no longer able to find in chilliwack, as it's competitor Sears closed down. They are relatively similar to Nordstrom, but have been with the mall as long as I can recall. They have a wide selection of clothing mostly for women. There are higher end brands such as Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Guess, BEBE, Steve Madden, Champs and more. The store is not renovated, so it is a blast form the past in regards to luxury ten years ago. The department store still has an escalator, with the second floor holding many home items. There is an abundance of beauty bars if you're looking for MAC, Nars, Lancôme and more.

Being homeless and unemployed right now, the Dollarama here in Abbotsford has honestly been a…read moreblessing. Having an affordable vegan option I can rely on -- even something simple -- makes a huge difference when every dollar matters. It's comforting to have a place where I can grab what I need without stressing about prices. The staff here are always friendly, kind, and genuinely lovely to talk to. Even small interactions brighten the day when life is heavy. This location has become a quiet little anchor for me during a tough time, and I appreciate it more than they probably realize. Big hugs, xXx

Once again they saved me $40 of unnecessary junk that I probably didn't need by trying to charge me…read more$2 for a bag at the till . It's become quite the common thing I see it in lots of stores now people just walking away from their carts or their goods or groceries when being gouged for a bag. That's probably the 5th or 6th time that I've walked out of Dollarama because of that. Now not only have they lost about $200 in sales from me they have also had to send somebody out to restock all that stuff which probably took half an hour each time , Is that really worth gouging people for a $2 bag ?

I went to get a passport photo today. I thought Wal-Mart would be responsible. I knew that Prince…read moreVideo would likely be cheaper but I didn't feel like driving across town. Initially I thought I was correct. When I walked in there were signs saying passport photo $12.97. Not the $10 Prince video charges but not bad. When I got to the counter I was informed that the photographer isn't affiliated with Wal-Mart and that a passport photo costs $30. Charging 3 times the going rate is excessive so I got my money back and went to Prince video. Where I was treated respectfully and got my passport photo for $10. I will not be returning to Wal-Mart unless absolutely necessary

This is the BEST TJ Maxx! I swear! The selection rocks! The employees are seriously the KINDEST…read more and people stay out of each other's way! It's just great, all around!

Really great TJ Maxx! The store was pretty well organized, great size selections for women, men and…read morechildren. Great selection of items! Larger than most TJ Maxx's I've been to before.

Highstreet isn't just a mall, it's an experience. You step into futuristic hallways with neon-lit…read morewashroom signs guiding you like you're entering a high profile gentleman's clurrb -- except the VIP section is actually the boujee private washrooms. (Yes, they're THAT fancy! I half expected a bouncer and a lap dance, not gonna lie...kidding ;) Hydration game? Elite. They've got a water bottle refill station and water dispenser, so you can strut like a runway model without worrying about dehydration. And speaking of strutting--something about the design, the greenery, the planters, and that insane back view of the mountains and Canadian flag just makes you feel... famous. And it's not just a vibe--they've literally got Famousa Pizzeria, Famous Footwear, and VIP Cinemas all in a row. They may or may not guarantee you'll feel like a celebrity, but it's worth stopping by and double-checking, just to make sure. Conveniently located near the airport, Sandman Hotel, and the bus stop--Highstreet is basically where luxury, convenience, and a dash of accidental celebrity status meet. 11/10 would recommend, but be sure to bring your sunnies... not for the sun, but for the paparazzi you'll think are following you

Some good stores. Parking under is easier and lots verse infront of the stores. Sad that London…read moreDrugs is no longer there, that store was massive! Marshalls and H&M had lots of good deals.

Thrift, discount department store. Good for little 59c drinks and socks.read more

Great experience here recently. They had a 70% off clearance…read moresale going on with plenty of merchandise to browse through. Lots of shoppers in the store and the clothing was a bit disorganized in the men's section... Probably as a result of the traffic flow. Expect to find everything from shoes to shorts, sweaters to jeans and everything in between. Regular prices seemed fair... Few items priced more than $20. On this visit I bought a couple tees and a couple sweaters. I was picky with what I chose and was pleased with the final haul and price paid(under $40)! This was my first introduction to this franchise and I was pleasantly surprised overall. I did not have much interaction with staff except for paying for my purchases but they seemed nice. I'll definitely be back.

My girlfriend of many years just died and I have been like a second mom to her daughter so I am…read moretrying to get funds together so she can pay for the funeral home. My girlfriend was basically bedridden the the past 7-8 years but that didn't stop her from shopping online. So I washed everything except for clothes and shoes that still had tags on them. I was referred to Plato's Closet so I took about a third of everything to them. There is about 100 pair of shoes 80% brand new, purses brand new. Dresses and pants brand new still with tags or in original plastic bags. A tote full of Betty Boop stuff in new condition.There was no insurance so I was selling everything. When I had taken the 6+ boxes in the 2 young girls Stephanie and Savana said they wouldn't take them because they could smell smoke on them. Yes I had a cigarette on the way to the store, I wasn't aware of this policy. As I said I had washed every item so they could undoubtedly smell smoke on me but all of these clothes were in sealed boxes and these girls never so much as open any of the boxes. There are other stores and never will I recommend this store to anyone. I even offered to rebag everything and bring them back but I could tell it would be a waste of my time. Maybe because I'm in my 70's they thought these clothes wouldn't be "young" enough, how wrong they were. I'm so angry right now because they never so much as opened any of the boxes. Management shouldn't allow teenagers to be making these kind of decisions. Shame on Plato's Closet! (On my way out I said they were missing out on some awesome goods and she replied it's okay we get lots of stuff brought in)