When it comes to the products and items sold at Stedmans, they are amazing! You can find anything…read moreyou need here. My issue is that if you are a young person, do not enter without an adult. The workers here do not trust young people, and it's honestly uncomfortable. I understand there are issues with theft, but it's not fair to judge everyone. I rarely go in because of this.

We've been there twice this week, and both times encountered friendly helpful staff and a good…read moreselection. I was surprised by the quality and selection of clothing: not what I was expecting. Good prices as well.

Walmart used to label where their fruits and vegetables came from (alot from the USA and labelled…read moreas such). Most of the price tags don't have where the product is from any more. Because I am a loyal Canada first buyer I no longer buy my fruits and vegetables there if their source is not on the label. It makes me think they just dropped the "Made in USA" because their sales dropped. They have lost my business. I will buy Canada first and every other country except products from the USA. If it's not labelled...it's probably from the USA. Elbows up!!

This Walmart needs serious help in their photo department. Ordered prints for pickup next day. Got…read moreemail saying order is delayed with no reason or estimated time of completion. Drove in to store only to find out they had no paper. In fact they've been out of paper for 2 weeks and had no idea when they would get paper. Went home and decided to call and speak to store manager. Phone rang (25 times) with no answer.

Staff at Lucky Loonies are very friendly, welcomjng and grateful for their customers. Never had…read morebetter, more polite and cheerful service. A great selection of greeting cards and craft supplies. Gonna go there for my Birthday! No complaints about value for cost.

An enthusiastic 3***…read more Yes, this is a $ store. Of all the places that I would find what i was looking for, it's here. Brown shoelaces with the correct length. Just like any other retailer like this, the products are similar Worth a visit.

A very very nice and a very very cool small town shopping mall.read more

Not the best Bay I've been too. Selection wasn't the best and the layout of the store was hard to…read morefigure out where anything was. Staff however were friendly. The lady in woman's fashion offered to price check for me when I couldn't find the self scanner. I liked that they had Free People. My favourite line of clothing. But I didn't find anything to buy. What I did like, was very pricy. Not much was marked down despite it being Boxing Day.

I used to visit The Bay a lot as I'm a big makeup lover and it was the one place in the mall that I…read morecould buy MAC cosmetics. I'm an autistic, young woman with an anxiety disorder and I was told that the MAC counter was always a safe place for me to come to. I made friends with Shanel, one of the employees at the counter, who still to this day is one of the sweetest people I've ever met. Fast forward to January 2nd, this year, I came to the counter to look at products, post Christmas, and was confronted by the store manager, Nadja, whom asked to speak to me. She humiliated me and discriminated against my disability of being autistic and kicked me from the store and told me I was no longer welcome unless I was making a purchase and directly leaving. I came back the next day to return items I had bought from the store cause I wanted no affiliation with The Bay and the entire time I was surveilled by five employees. I felt like I was being treated like a criminal. And for what, always being kind and respectful to all the staff, never shoplifting, but the second I have a disability, I'm the most horrible person that needs to be removed from the store? Absolutely unbelievable.

I thought that Walmart in the United States were terrible but this one in Canada was for sure the…read moreworst. I came in because I needed an external hard drive to finish some work while I'm on vacation. The guy working the electronics computer section did not know what the external hard drive was. I asked some questions about I was choosing and he said I don't know anything. Then he made me walk all the way to the front of the store to pay for it when I still had other things to get so when he left, I told the other lady I would like to make a complaint about him and she just says oh he doesn't work in that department. Totally covering up for each other. The entire staff in this Walmart is East Indian. Horrible.

The staff have no respect, constantly being followed around the store by because I am a teenager…read moreand they assume I am stealing. Every time I grabbed an item they would take it from me and bring it to customer service to prevent me from "stealing". Maybe next time offer me assistance instead of jumping to conclusions.

One of my fave villages in Vancouver!…read more Conveniently located at edge of the UBC campus, this village is great for doing some shopping, eating or just relaxing. With businesses like Save-on-Foods, RBC bank, Blenz, BC Liquor Store, Rogers' Chocolates, Murchie's Fine Tea, Jugo Juice, and restaurants like Chef Hung Taiwanese Beef Noodles, and BierCraft, you pretty much have everything you could possibly want in one village. There are also dentists & barbers here, and a brand new community centre (Wesbrook Community Centre) that opened just recently. Since I live quite nearby, I enjoy spending time in this cozy village after work or on the weekends. There are some free 2 hour parking spots underground, and also in the lot near Save-on-Foods. A true gem of a village that probably not many people (who aren't UBC students or campus residents) may know about.

The customer service was outstanding. The women that helped us was covering for another person but…read moreshe was amazing. She helped us narrow down what item would be best and kindly offered us hair samples, and gave us water since it was hot out.

pleasantly surprised to discover that holts is stocking kbeauty essentials like torriden, tirtir,…read morecentella, anua, and cosrx, because nothing pairs better with luxury retail than glass skin. i stopped by during their festive holiday kickoff event in november, where okanagan wineries were in attendance pouring tastings, and the pop up beauty booths were doing their best to remind everyone that self care is a lifestyle, not a suggestion. valmont and jo malone stations were handing out samples and servers circulated with trays of canapés, so the entire floor smelled of soft citrus, blooming florals, and sandalwood. the department store itself is accented in hot pink holiday decor, bold, festive, and just the right amount of extra. and then there's the jellycat area, giant plush characters on display: a bunny in a pink parka waiting for its car service, a giant sun smiling like it knows insider information, a crescent moon with legs casually crossed, a hipster whale in a beanie, plus an entire supporting cast of teddy bears and tiny plush vegetables. from the upper floors, the view becomes even more striking: escalators crisscrossing like runways, beauty counters glowing like curated treasure, and designer boutiques revealing themselves from every angle. chanel's signage sits confidently on one level, fendi steps in nearby, and loewe sparkles below. fortnum & mason cookie tins shimmer like pantry jewels, and holts has personal stylists and a concierge on hand, ready to guide you toward the exact cashmere sweater you didn't know you needed. overall, it's a beautifully curated space, wine tastings, canapés, kbeauty discoveries, hand massages, fragrance samples, and a visual feast of luxury design. a place where indulging feels natural, never excessive, and where good taste fits right in.

Think twice before choosing this abhorrent business to consign your items!…read moreOn the surface it may appear decent, however I can attest to the fact that this is a classic case of "lipstick on a pig". Discriminatory policies!! Disrespectful staff! The owner, Tina is exceedingly rude, condescending, and unprofessional. Super high employee turn over due to toxic work environment-ask around. If you do not fit a certain profile, then expect to be treated poorly. As the saying goes, the fish stinks from the head down, and this business is no exception. There are far better consignment options in the community. Do yourself a favour and steer clear of Kit and Kaboodle.

From the owner: Four consignment stores in downtown Parksville specializing in clothing, accessories, footwear and…read morehome decor.