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.

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.

There is no Hudson Bay in Seven Oaks Mall anymore. Other retailers took over the entire space the…read moreBay once occupied!

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.

Over the years, I have had a love/hate relationship with London Drugs in general (mostly love,…read morethough). I must say, though, that at least most of the people at the Highstreet London Drugs are great. The head guy at the pharmacy is especially great, but the reason why I feel that I must write this is Gurvinder in the electronics department. Last night, he spent an hour with me, helping me and giving me great advice with a purchase. About 15 years ago, at the West Oaks London Drugs, when the lady there was pushy, telling me what to I should buy instead of trying to understand what I needed, I left and bought a new computer at Staples. Gurvinder ensured that my next laptop purchase will be at London Drugs (at Highstreet, of course).

Great selection of beauty products and perfume. Friendly, helpful staff, very clean store…read more Self-serve check-outs or full service check-out. Computers, electronics, pharmacy, groceries, baby products, housewares, etc. Canada Post outlet.

Wife's phone was charging us long distance (to each other) even though we have an Aldergrove…read morenumber. Bell says that her phone was picking up a microwave tower in Chilliwack and there is nothing they can do. Did I mention that we live in Abbotsford?, and have had cell phones for over 14 years, and have never had an issue like this? We gave proof that other phones don't do this. We also have all our Bell Mobility bills to prove we are right. Wife has had a constant drop of service in our Daughters house ever since we had the phone, but mine and everyone else's phones in that room work perfectly. I have the exact same phone as my wife. Been with Bell over 12 years, considering pulling the plug. Worse service we have ever encountered from a mobile carrier.