We had just bought some T-shirts for $20 CAN at a mall. They had shirts for $13 CAN. Also had…read moreEuropean Cadbury Chocolate bars (there is a difference) for a decent price. I don't drink so I cannot speak to the Alcohol prices. The staff was very friendly!

Wow! what a nice shopping experience! After living in…read moreAbbotsford for the last few years and regularly going across the line I finally dropped into the Abbotsford Duty Free shop just at the border on the Canadian side. And for all the times I go across, I couldn't believe I waited so long to actually do this. This store is as nicely presented and spotlessly clean as one could imagine. The prices were quite a bit cheaper than regular retail and there was lots of variety of all kinds of goodies, including liquor . The staff were knowledgeable and seemed genuinely interested in helping me as this one salesperson asked pertinent questions relative to my U.S. stay and making sure whatever I was going to buy and return with was indeed allowable. I particularly liked some of their jewelry - unique and eye-catching. As a duty free shop it is great. I will definitely return and recommend this one.

I am a regular at this shop and have always been treated outstanding. The employees are the nicest…read morepeople around. I would go here before anywhere else.

Astig dito walangtax, mura pa ang yosi. Kung ano sa inyo, bumili na kayo ng madami bago maubusan.read more

No tax shopping [Surrey, BC Canada]…read more On our way back to Washington we hung a Roger and did some shopping at the Duty Free shop in Surrey. This was a fairly big store compared to the one in Toronto. This store had plenty of souvenirs but they were pricy even with the Canadian dollar. Sections of fragrance and cosmetic products, watches, purses... then the huge area of alcohol, wine and spirits! We bought Icewine for gifting. We came across the chocolate, sweets, biscuits, chewing gum, gummy bears, maple syrup, tea, Canadian tea. We started our Christmas shopping LoL! The U.S. Customs Border Patrol did ask us if we did some shopping and what kinds of things we purchased which was mostly wine and chocolates. Travelers are allowed to bring up to $800 worth of merchandise back to the U.S. without having to pay taxes Exchange Rate 11/29/24: $1 USD = $1.40 CAD Review #3610

Before crossing the border, I asked my SO to stop here to buy some souvenirs like keychains and ref…read moremagnets for myself and for my friend who collects keychains. I wanted to surprise her. The store wasn't busy. I looked around freely and I haven't noticed any employee glued to me. I didn't care about the other products because I find it overly priced. I reached the area where the souvenir items are. I took my time in deciding what to buy. I paid what I wanted and I find the prices not bad.

Phoned DFA for a product seeing if they had it in their regular stock giving them the name and…read more What type I wanted . They said to come in and see. I wanted to know if they had the product. Answer,come in and see. They are not my regular duty free shop and will not be in the future with an attitude like that. Have to buy on the way down and cart it around no big deal. Thanks DFA for the service,a great eye opener How to treat a customer.

Service was good from the young staff. Was presently surprised that in-store prices for the item I…read morepurchased was included with the website advertising for a different product. I would shop here again.

This 24 hour duty free store is located along Hwy 15 southbound before the US Border. Once you…read moreenter the premises (tire spike entrance), you cannot U-Turn back north and must go through US Customs. Before you go inside the store, REMEMBER YOUR LICENSE PLATE NUMBER. The West Coast Duty Free Shop offers a good line of products such as liquor, jewellry, watches, Swiss Army knives, sunglasses, fragrances, cosmetics, apparel, snacks, candy, food, souvenirs, books, gifts, and more. This store stocks merchandise for the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Olympics including shirts, glasses, mugs, plush toys, postcards & other items. I stopped here on my way back to the US and got some of my favourite Maple Cream Cookies, Maple Syrup, and some cool Olympic postcards. Some good deals here! Plenty of parking and restrooms on site. Just tell the cashier your LICENSE PLATE NUMBER, which goes on the receipt. Upon driving off the parking lot, there may be a staff member checking receipts upon exit towards southbound only.

You would think that a store that sells liquor worth hundreds of dollars, luxury cosmetics,…read moreimported chocolates and assorted tschotkes would be able to stock their restrooms with toilet seat covers and not use the world's cheapest, thinnest toilet paper. Make I suggest you stop at gas stations or a fast food outlets prior to reaching the border crossing if the urge to use a restroom happens. Customer service at West Coast Duty Free is excellent. Everyone was friendly without being intrusive. Not all prices are posted. Most chocolates have individual price labels on them. The State of Washington has high liquor taxes. Example: A $45.00 750 ml bottle of whiskey has a 20.5% alcohol tax ($9.22) plus a $3.7708/liter tax making the total cost equal to $57.05...something for residents to keep in mind. Know the current exchange rate and use a currency converter app to figure your cost in dollars. When you leave, look carefully for the duty free entrance back into the RV/passenger car line. You need to cross the Nexus lanes to reach it.

Airports Duty Frees are way better than this one....Thumbs down.read more

Best customer service and friendly staff. Our sales person Eddie was knowledgeable and wished us a…read moresafe trip. Will go back for sure.

Date of visit: July 22, 2025…read more Our friends are always gracious with hosting our four-legged terrorist when we travel and as such we always try to repay the favor by bringing them back something, and that something they prefer is Hendricks gin. Unfortunately the Vancouver Duty Free shops don't sell Hendricks, I suspect because they give preference to the Canadian brands. Supporting that suspicion was that the only gins available were Canadian brands. Staff recommended the Empress brand, well-represented with multiple varieties on offer, but that is also easily found back home and half of the fun is getting something you can't get down the street at the local Total Wine. Given that, we settled on the Sheringham Distillery, which did not seem to have nearly as wide a distribution as Empress. Our friends were very excited to receive the bottle and I hope they enjoy it! Staff here were a mix; one woman could have cared less about anyone in her store, the other was incredibly friendly and helpful, so if you don't get a good response from the first person you see, try again!

Browsed this store and it sells everything here from jewelry to clothes to snacks and of course…read morealcohol! When in Canada I have to take home a bottle of ice wine. Got the Inniskillin Riesling ice wine from Niagra Estate for $109. Also, got the Macallan 18 Yr for $544. My friend had purchased 2 bottles before me and was able to get a 15% coupon and gave it to me to use! I was so happy to shave off $99 from the total. Yay!