What a great little store!! It's in a residential neighborhood on Victoria so it was a surprise to…read morehappen on it! Absolutely lovely home goods, body care, stationary and jewelry - so well curated!! And the staff are amazing and friendly! I could honestly spend hours in there because there's so much to see!!! Lovely place for spoiling yourself - or someone you care about! Prices are on par for the quality of the merchandise, but you have to check it out!!! Dare you to leave without buying something!!!

What a fabulous, cozy, amazing - albeit NOT cost- or wallet-friendly! - shop!…read more(In other words, be forewarned. You'll most likely find what you want here or the perfect gift for your friend, but it won't be cheap). Lately I've been inundated with FB ads for a specific made-in-Canada household cleaner and I was intrigued with the product, for many reasons. On the manufacturer's website, it showed that this Coast Goods store sold the products, so I decided to check it out IRL (as opposed to purchasing it blind on the web). This shop is quite small, right on Victoria Dr at the corner of Charles. There are lots of trees on both sides of the street and the area is very residential. Even with GPS, I drove right past the shop initially without seeing it (the canopy of trees obstructed the shop sign and street sign for Charles). FYI. (Granted, I'm not familiar with this particular area). Once you know where the shop is, there are ample free parking spots on Victoria proper. The store interior is small but jam-packed with incredibly well-curated items. I really like that all (or the vast majority) are Canadian-made, and many, artisanal. From jewelry to greeting cards to candles to pottery and dinnerware, from textiles and cocktail napkins to organic cleaning supplies... you'd be hard-pressed not to find something perfect here, for yourself or a gift for others. I like how they carried local artists' works but also a few other well-known companies' works (i.e., Jenny Bird jewelry, for example). The two women who worked here when I visited couldn't have been nicer. They opened up their own cleaners that I was interested in, so I could smell the different scents, and we chatted a bit about all the fun stuff in the store. Great place! I know I'll be back.

Love love love this store! The service is exceptionally friendly and the merchandise is so very…read morewell thought out. They are the also the only store that carries the AMAZING Reisenthel carry bags which have been a daily work day ( and weekend) necessity for myself and my teaching friends. It is also so much fun to wander the store and pick up unique and affordable hostess gifts that I stash away for those last minute invites. It is so refreshing to go into a store such as this, as they are quickly disappearing, and just enjoy the way things are so thoughtfully displayed and its overall feel is just delightful. I travel from Tsawwassen and it is worth the drive every time.

I love this store it has all the cutest little accessories for your home. Whenever I have time I…read morepop in here to grab some things to make my home a home. Always such sweet staff.

This terrific little shop is stocked full of great cards; cards for all occasions, and all levels…read moreof seriousness! The service in the shop has always been excellent and Greg, the owner always helpful with any suggestions you may need. They're now opening with their new COVID-19 guidelines which is one person in the store at a time - so it's a very personal experience!

My name is Nicole and I'm a paper snob. If you see me "checking in" to a Hallmark store, you can…read moresafely assume my Yelp account has been hacked. Nor am I the type to ever send you an e-card, and not because I'm just not that into you -- it's just not my style. I want heavy card stock, hand stamped envelopes, and something to grip my hands on so that I can put pen to paper. Tiny but mighty, Zing is light and bright, filled with cards for every occasion, agenda books, custom wedding invites, and funky wrapping paper. It's easy to park, the lady behind the counter was friendly, and I left the store with some birthday cards in tow. As with everything that caught my eye at Zing, these cards aren't of the boring cookie-cutter variety, so I can share them with confidence that my loved ones haven't already received the same card countless times before.

I like this Michael's location. It is clean and organized inside. The isles are spacious. Plenty of…read moreparking inside. They sell items ranging from t-shirts, art supplies to candies or kitchen items. Prices are not bad when it comes to picture frames. They also offer services on custom frames.

Just before 9:00 pm I scanned my purchase 181.00 - my daughter was having difficulty with her…read morepurchase and the manager was assisting her - I had a question about a price of items I thought were on sale - when the manager came to speak with me it was 9:00pm - we went to look at the sign to see the sale - I was mistaken- I had picked up the wrong items - I said one minute let me pick up the sale items and the manager said I'm sorry - the store is closed - I can put the items on hold for you. I was shocked as the rest of my purchase was already to be paid for - I cancelled the purchase and left - I will not return to that store

Ooh, LaLa, they've changed yet again. I was invited for the wine and cheese celebrating the new…read morelook. With one hand on our champagne glasses and the other dipping crackers into delicious fruit compotes (that are also sold in the store) and cheeses, my sister and I made our way around the store mentally buying fairy-princess gear for the nieces, barbecue accessories for the dudes, and that retro-looking stationery with the naughty captions for ourselves. The store is now much more open in design, and while they've pared down the home decor stuff, they've brought in a lot more bags and costume jewellery and spa stuff, not to mention a lot of gifts for kids, which is important to indulgent auntie-types like me.

What a treat to get some retail therapy in after a sunny hike to Quarry Rock. While the bf waited…read morein line at Honeys Doughnuts, my gf and I wandered over to LaLa's. I've been wanting to check this place out for the past 5 years (I've heard very good things). Since I knew it was in North Van, part of me always imagined it to be on the Lonsdale Quay and not in Deep Cove (I haven't been to the Cove in years, shame on me). Quel surprise to stumble across this amazing shop. The jewelry and accessories are gawk-worthy and the Goddess hand cremes transformed my stinky hiker self into a decadent-smelling diva. The store is beyond cute, you really must come. It's a girly place filled with fun gifts for self and others. Great place to swing by while in the Cove! Awesome factor x100: they carry these really cute/hilariously rude cartoon cards!

I don't know why but for some reason one of the staff members was a complete bitch to me here. A…read moredifferent one ( she had long black & green hair ) was ok, but the other one ( she had long black hair, slim build in her 20's ) was horrible. I asked the girl with the green hair where the resin was. The area was almost completely wiped out. There was hardly anything there. I asked her where the alcohol inks were and she told me which isle it was. I asked the other one where the washrooms were, and she told me they were closed due to Covid ( this may or may not of been true considering the other locations have been open ) She then followed me and stood 2 feet from me watching me, making me feel like I was going to steal something. I asked her if there was another area where they had resin ( as other stores often have an end cap of it in addition to the regular section ) she just brushed me off and said "no" Funny, as I found it myself a few minutes later. I got in line and waited. There was one cashier. The girl who was bitchy to me then told me I could pay her. I was scrolling on my phone looking for my coupon and she sighed dramatically, instead of just scanning the one they have at the til. She then slammed my change on the counter instead of putting it in my hand, and didn't thank me. Just walked off. Wow .. Management really needs to have a talk with her about basic Customer Service. I was planning on buying more then one item, but after the way she was acting, I decided to go to the one Downtown where they are all super friendly and helpful. Good thing this location is nowhere near to where I live! Never Again...

This was the best Michaels I have ever been to. It was so organized and clean and the staff were…read morevery friendly and helpful. This will be my Michaels of choice for now on.

Just spent several hours in Michael's frame department getting custom frames done. Lexie and Corina…read morewere amazing and such patience in spending the time with me. You both are such an asset to the store and the department. Thanks very much

This is a fairly large store a diverse selection of crafts & decor. It is always clean and usually…read morestocked well. Most things are overpriced but with their coupons (easily available on their app),they become 'normally' priced. Staffing is alway a bit minimal- not many on the floor and usually need a few more on cash. The fabric section has a lot of licensed prints (ie. Harry Potter, Disney..) BUT.... beware of buying fabric here. Fabric should be cut on the grain -especially for prints and the last time I purchased here the fabric was cut at a terrible angle. I bought & paid for 1.5 meters but in actuality I got 9 cm short. My pattern required a lot of shifting to get it to fit and my daughter's pyjama pants became pj shorts. Not impressed as stores are usually meticulous about cutting accurately and even allowing extra for shrinking.

I was at the store today to pick up a couple of picture frames ordered online…read more I also purchased more frames and water color pencils when there. Sandra went to great lengths to get me the 40% off coupon. Michaels has the most gorgeous frames. Unfortunately most of the gold ones that I liked were all sold out.

I tried paying for spray paint, was 2nd in line, seconds later I get to pay, however Worker 1 asked…read moreif I could use the machine instead, I mentioned well we're both right here no? He walked away so I used machine, he then just stood there, chatting to coworker, going on phone, and machine was glitching. Worker 2 comes over and I said can I just pay for this? She said yes and said she could help me, then walks to a machine and scans it for me then now I have to sign in, I forgot password, I asked if I could just pay? She said yes then walks away, eventually making her way to her stall, and then asks me to use machine (still can't sign in) I thought I was being punked, absolutely weird experience. I just left the paint. CAN WORKERS JUST ACCEPT PAYMENT PLEASE INSTEAD OF JUST ASKING US TO USE MACHINE WHEN WE ARE RIGHT THERE AT YOUR COUNTER.