Love this store. Clean and well organized. The staff is super helpful, they are excellent to let…read moreyou know know of the deals. We have gotten some AMAZING deals here! Ann is always great to help us out and take us to all the deals. Today ALL the clothing was an extra 40% off and man did we score some fantastic deals! We got dinning chairs that were reg $189 for $35 each!

I found myself in here by accident. I was looking for another business in the vicinity - this was…read morenot it. However, I thought why not ? I'll check it out. Well it was a big, dimly lit, poorly merchandised Way Overpriced Junk Store. Literally Dollar Store products at 3-4 times the price. Then lots of junk nobody needs - nor wants judging from the looks of things (not to mention the fact that outlet stores tend to be someone else's left overs / undesirable merch. I bought a drink and left. Won't be returning- ever!

A discount liquidation centre located on 104 and 154 across from Hannam Korean supermarket. It's a…read moreplace I've been meaning to visit for several years but somehow just never made it to. The items for sale seemed more like dollar store goods. The strong smell of rubber gave me a headache that lasted for a couple hours :-( they had some doggy items I haven't seen at other dollar stores.

Bianca Amor's is a bit of a hidden gem - in the middle of nowhere with items you can't predict…read more I've made two visits here and found a number of items on both visits. From rugs to water guns, mirrors to Mars bars, you never know what you're going to find. On my most recent visit we found a North face t- shirt for $8 & Eddie Bauer lounge pants for $12. Lots of snack food, breakfast foods and drinks at discount prices. If you go in hoping to get something in particular, I'm afraid you will likely be disappointed. If on the other hand you're just looking for bargains, this place is hard to beat. Keep your wits about you and you'll do well here - just be sure to check the expiry dates as some items are closer to expiry than others.

They have lots of stock. I especially like the pillows they sell. Inexpensive but great quality…read more They sell clothes & also furniture. I love wandering through the store finding lots of different items. I needed lots of duct tape & they had lots. Fisging gear, boots. The list goes on.

Decided to go into this place after having lunch in the same plaza. It reminded me of a thrift…read morestore, but the items inside were fairly new, sometimes brand new. Definitely can score some good deals in there if you live close by and visit them on a regular basis. Because they're like a thrift store, when you see an item you want, you better buy it. Chances are it won't be there the next time you go in.

I found a really cute faux fur jacket that I was able to grab for $45. It's made in France and it…read morewas barely worn. I like how everything goes on sale after a few weeks and if it's been there for a while, you could bargain a little cheaper. The people there are also really nice, and we had a really great conversation. I only went to look at the clothing, but most of it was furniture. I wish they had a bigger collection for fashion, but they told me that the fashion side is new. I'm expectant that it will grow as time goes.

My husband and I went into Consign-it this week. It is a charming little shop with lots of…read moreinteresting furniture, paintings, and small items. We were able to pick up a few pieces and will certainly visit again. I love shops like this, you never know what you will find. Great prices as well Giovanna D

Dollar and cents more like ten dollars and up... This…read morelocation was vacant for about a year until Dollar and cent took over.. I work at this strip mall and I've notice it become more busier since this store opened up. I don't live in the neighbourhood, but I was told this store was located at Coquitlam Centre until it moved to the area. I was really excited to see another store open up especially a "dollar store", but to my surprise not much in this store was for a dollar. I was looking around and they had laundry baskets for 40.00!, house decor for 20, Gordon Ramsay cookware.. So if you're thinking "dollar and cents" it's not. I was looking for a birthday card and one section had a sign that read "cards are regular price and maybe up to 9.99" I laughed because I bet people started to complain when the got to the cash register to pay for a birthday card that was 9.99, when they were probably expecting 1.00. It's a big store and they do have things that at under 2 dollars not much but they do. The store is big use to be a Rogers video, but I wouldn't call it a dollar store more like a gift store! I gave it 3 stars because I do like that it brings business to the area and I can spend time here on my break looking at over priced useless things! (:

This is NOT the place to go if you want to social distance!…read moreThe customers were fine, but I was there for about 20 minutes and in that time 4 of the staff almost walked into me. They were squeezing past customers to get where they were going and came within a foot of my daughter and I many times. I used to like this store, but I will not be going back.

I've popped in here a few times and also had one or two extended visits…read more I was enticed here having been to Bianca's other location in Surrey. Tldr: I would recommend you go there instead. The Coquitlam location has a rather poor layout with narrow aisles and food products spread throughout the store. Most of not all are past their best by date which you'll hear Bianca herself explaining does not mean they're expired. Yes she has her own in store promotional videos playing on repeat. Generally I would expect items that other supermarkets have passed on to be heavily discounted. Some of the prices here are competitive, others seem haphazard. It feels a bit slapstick as if the people who price items at value village are putting in a shift here. I digress - once in awhile you'll come across something good - perhaps popcorn or another snack, perhaps a gallon can of beans, perhaps a Nike swimsuit or t- shirt with some loose threads. Generally though, go in with low expectations and you might be surprised. Plenty of parking out front and the location is just around the corner from The Brick(& a value village).

This place is an old school discount variety store and really reminds me of Army and Navy or…read moreZellars or any of those old discount stores of yore. On Tuesday it is seniors day on food so bring your parents and grandparents. The service was great as the cashiers will also ask the age of your parents and grandparents to see if they qualify on savings on food. This place has great value on well....everything! Pro-tip check the best before date on food as some items are past their best before dates but are still OK and priced cheaply because of it. If you need anything for your home including rugs, appliances, toys, clothes they have that too. In a way this place is like a super dollar store where you can still find a lot of things for less. Your dollar will go father at Bianca Amor's!

Great workmanship every time. Steve has helped myself and my wife several times, and on each…read moreoccasion we walked away happy (pardon the bad pun!).

always friendly and has great stories to tell... let's keep him open... love hearing the stories…read moreeverytime I bring a pair of shoes

Yeah, another frog! A little guy, sitting on the lid of an old teapot. Along with support from…read morethe lovely, fish design on the side of the pot. An old, well-crafted product, that includes such a cool, and natural design = a big wow from me! A much-enjoyed, and appreciated purchase, captured and gifted to this 'old guy' on his recent birthday.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this thrift store ! The prices , the staff , the vibe ! I have got so many deals…read morehere , it's insane ! 50% off sales everyday !

Large selection of new and past issues of comics to browse from…read more This is the first comic book shop I have found in Coquitlam (Port Moody). It's kind of located away from the main strip in a non-descript building. Once you enter, head to the far wall for all the latest comics. On your way there, you'll also find aisles and aisles filled with boxes of old comics. A quick perusal had me finding 20+ year old comics available. Comics are very well organized with labeled partitions. I had no trouble locating some of my favorite titles. That said, there were many back issues missing from the title I was pursuing. Prices, however, we're good since they were virtually cover price for 3-4 year old comics. The staff are friendly. In the short time I was there, a few regulars dropped by and were greeted like long-time friends. This store also has a large selection of Dungeons and Dragons figures.....the kind that you paint and role-play with. Not my thing, but it's available if you like that sort of thing. Also, they have a small selection of action figures, statues and busts of comic book characters, although prices seem a bit higher than I have seen in Vancouver shops. All in all, a good way to relive your childhood one comic book at a time.

Well, they have a 'real life' comic-book-guy. (seriously). This must count for one star at least…read more Of all things to say... this place is a 'legit' comic store. I hope every town or city has one like this. I don't know if comic-book-guy works there anymore, but I used to go in at super random times, and - without fail - there would always be a debate/discussion/nerd-out on (and this is all a positive): - Who was stronger, Green Hulk or Grey hulk? - Why your D/D character can't carry his battle axe upright on his back. - The new Marvel movie (pick your poison) was just so wrong! - Why DC comics are an eighth of a centimetre taller than Marvel - Singing lyrics to some obscure Gen X indie band. - Sheer silence if a hot girl I was dating accompanied me in. lol. Not kidding. Conversations would come to a full stop as we entered the room. Their older dungeony location was more... 'mom's old basement' - haven't been in the new place so really can't comment on them now... But the owners and his peons have been around for decades - so that's pretty rad. Bringing the authentic (and may I add ORIGINAL) comic-book-geek-chic to the Tri Cities. A suburban comic institution if you will.