Cool there is a Dollarama in PR. Well, need something quick and cheap then this is the place…read more Isles here are pretty wide. Dollarama is located inside Rupert Square Shopping Centre. Plenty of free parking outside. It seems like its super quiet inside. Well probably is because its early in the morning. The store is called Dollarama so its rounded to the dollar or ending in $X.50. This is not really a dollar dollar store. There are items for $1, $2, $3 and so forth.

I was super surprised when I heard Dole Pineapple Soft serve was available in Prince Rupert and so…read moreobviously I had to try it! Because of the limited supply I think they mixed the pineapple with mango. Regardless it had a very natural fruity and tangy taste and the sweetness was subtle, which I prefer. The texture was also very rich and creamy despite it being non dairy. The soft serve is available on a cup or cone. Hopefully they will have this again when i return to PR.

This is my favorite place in Prince Rupert. The people are kind, thoughtful and are an important…read morepart of our community. The book selection is fantastic and they will order any book you need. Love it!!!

I walked in but didn't end up buying anything. The store looked very empty and everything looked…read morekind of old or not that interesting. The clothing styles are very outdated. I mean they do have household goods, food, cleaning supplies and etc. Everything was very well spread out. Lots of parking up front. This is basically a super big empty store with no competition around.

I've been to the bargain shop a few times. They have a good variety of products for sale but don't…read morehave many choices on items. They cover clothes, canned foods, kitchen stuff, decorations, candies & chips and some electronics. I always seem to go back but have a hard time finding what I need. Nonetheless, it's not a bad place to start looking.

DISGUSTING. The store keepers smoke a lot in there. It…read moresmells horrible in there...I can barely breathe. It's very ugly, dusty and dirty in there. And they added 50 cents for me to use their interac to pay for my purchase...cheap buggers. I've NEVER had any store do that before. And, the candy they sold my son was cracked and the liquid leaked all over the car. BAD STORE. I would give it zero stars.

Popped in here first to check out their gift shops. Did you realize that museum gift shops seem to…read morealways have unique finds? This one is no exception. However, we ended up visiting the museum too, Don't let the small first few rooms deter you! It seems to keep going and going with all types of art too. Admission fee seemed reasonable for the size of the museum.

Great little museum that highlights the history of the Prince Rupert area. Compact gift shop has a…read morenumber of local artifacts as well as a good selection of books. Only $9 to get in which is a bargain. Most of the displays are very well described with easy to read keys. Everyone that we asked gave us informative answers. Definitely worth a visit if you are visiting the area.

Amazing Service, Friendly staff, and gorgeous clothing. Also the clothing is at good price for the…read morequality. Also nice accessories to finish the outfit.

From the owner: Discover Zoeh Fashion Boutique! Where luxury meets…read moreaffordability in the heart of Prince Rupert. Shop high-quality, trendy women’s wear, lingerie, jewelry, and accessories that won’t break the bank. From chic new arrivals to timeless bestsellers, Zoeh is your go-to for style that’s always in season.

Great line of clothing, reasonably priced. The staff are helpful and friendly. Customer service is…read moregood.

This is a cute little gift shop. A perfect place to find a birthday gift or any occasion gift. Most…read moregifts do not say Canada on it. Maybe .01 percent of the items in there say Canada on it. It has more gifty gifts then a tourist gift shop. I did find an eagle towel made in the style of the Tlingit people. They also had some nice scarves in the style of the Tlingit people that I though were beautiful and if I were more of a scarf person I would have gotten one or two. They also had pot holders in the same motif that I almost got. There were many more non tourist gifts to be had in the store. Including jewelry. I believe the jewelry had been locally made, but they weren't touristy styles, just nice jewelry. They had your standard pet with funny saying towels and other nick knacks. Upstairs was a clothing store. They had clothing and shoes that had just nice clothing for everyday wear, nothing touristy. They even had some nice novelty socks for kids.

great store that is a must stop in Prince Rupert!! So cute and goodies. The staff was so friendly…read moreand I found a lot of things that are great there! Make sure you check out UPSTAIRS!! They have great Canadian clothing that is such a hidden gem up there! They have very fair prices and it was great quality- this store is a must stop at in Prince Rupert!!

the worst experience ever on any gas station, they don't even have the key for their restroom. the…read moregirls on the till didn't even know how to talk to someone.

This is the first time, I see a gas station with a 7-Eleven in a long time. I only see a gas…read morestation with a 7-Eleven usually not in the city or in a remote area. So came here to fill up gas and I have noticed lots of people buying stuff from here. Yes people are actually picking up snacks or drinks for their kids for school. Weird.... or interesting.... that Safeway is just around the corner. I mean prices at Safeway would definitely be cheaper. Again to get from one end of town to the other is only 15 mins drive. I would make the run for cheaper prices. People here don't just buy one or two things. They treat this 7-Eleven as their grocery store. The guy in front of me spent $50 on food here. To me this is shocking. Watched the guy beside me spend $40 on snacks. Yes in the morning the line goes slow. Thank goodness there are two people working. Its like everybody buying so much stuff especially at 8am. Yes they offers basket at the front for people who are going to pick lots of stuff. Don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with that. I can't afford to spend $50 or $100 at 7-Eleven when I know I can get more for less at Safeway just around the corner. But again, I think lots of people working at the port as longshoreman probably make a lot. I heard one person makes $$$$ a year so I guess that $100 stock up on food here is ok. I noticed that their food section is very limited compared to the ones in Vancouver. However, they do have their usual like wings and hot dogs. Overall, its a clean 7-Eleven. Guess its just convenient. I am giving this place 4 stars because there are only 3 gas stations in town and 7-Eleven here opens 24 hours along with the gas station. People are friendly here. Yes staff are friendly here too.