What a wonderful toy store for kids! They have lovely toys for kids from newborns ( such adorable…read morestuffed animals, including a large selection of Jelly Cats), lots of wooden animals and dolls. They've also got a selection of toys by a French manufacturer, along with a good selection of books and games for toddlers up to tweens. They've also store is beautifully set up, and I love the fact that I'm supporting a local business! Staff are really helpful and the store is designed to make it easy to find just the right item at the right price!

Wow! This store was…read morerecommended to me by a Vancouver friend. Growing up in New York I had many toys/toy brands from Europe and in raising my son I've been looking for a lot of the toys I remember from my childhood. I found my beloved Moulin Roty toys here to give to my son. The selection here is an awesome combine of whimsical aesthetic while simultaneously avoiding much of the plastic that has come to be a part of childhood. They also shipped easily back to the Bay Area.

One of three souvenir shops on this block along Main Street, this one is comparable to G2. However,…read morethey do carry other items that the other shops don't. Of course, they offer the usual souvenirs (clothing, hats, toys, mugs, magnets, pens, key chains, etc), and items that say "Canada" or "Vancouver" on them. They sell better quality products as well - shirts are made of thicker material and prints are better; a wider selection of magnets and key chains, and backpacks and bags. They do have a nice variety of maple syrup, nougat, maple cream cookies, suckers and chocolates.

I bought a cute beanie and several souvenirs here. Enjoyed browsing the store for gifts and things…read more They sell glassware, clothing, trinkets and all sorts of things for tourists to bring home to loved ones. Couldn't leave Canada without the usual purchase of a shot glass and maple syrup in the leaf shaped bottle.

Friendly service. Good variety of items. Reasonably priced as well. Great location to find a fun…read moreand worth while souvenir.

Right after when we just finished eating lunch at The Boss & Bakery Restaurant!!! It's a good thing…read morethat there was a G2 Canada Souvenir Store that a lot of Canadian Stuff which was just near by where we ate lunch at!!! If the G2 Canada Gift Shop wasn't there... Otherwise we would have gone crazy looking all around the Vancouver Canada Chinatown Area just to go looking for a good Vancouver Canada Gift Shop to shop at!!! I am so happy that this G2 Canada Souvenir Store was just right here!!! And didn't have to walk so far.. This would be my very 1st time ever shopping around at this Gift Shop... As soon as I walked in there was a lot of Canadian Souvenirs Stuff like Toys, T Shirts, Key Chains, Pins, Maple Syrups, and exc... I ended up buying myself some Canadian Souvenirs for myself as well!!! If there wasn't a time limit from our tour guide... I would stay a little bit longer at the G2 Canada Gift Sop and look at all the Canadian Stuff that G2 Canada Souvenir store has!!! If your a tourist just like me walking around at the Vancouver Canada Chinatown Area... And wanting to buy some nice looking Canadian Souvenirs my suggestions to you Yelpers out there go to the G2 Canada Gift Shop at the Vancouver's Canada Chinatown area... G2 Canada Souvenir Store for me is a really good place to go shop at!!! And who knows when will... I be back the next time to go shopping at this G2 Canada Souvenir Store at the Vancouver Canada Chinatown Area!!!

If you are in Vancouver you will not find a gift shop on Denman St. Was lucky to find this gem!…read moreThey beat the high end prices & they have quite of a selection. Not only that but the owners were very kind & nice enough to calculate & exchange our USD cash!

I've been in twice. Both times I am pretty sure it's been the owner of the store that I have dealt…read morewith, and both times unfortunately she's been dismissive and rude. The last time she was far more preoccupied with whatever Tik Tok she was trying to record than she was with assisting me and my friend. In this economy, where gift shops are a dime a dozen, customer service is important. There is some cute stuff, but a lot of the items she sells in store you can find elsewhere for cheaper, and they claim it's all local artisans, but some of it is giving dropshipping. I will be going to Front & Company, or Makers, where 100% of the proceeds to go the maker, instead.

This is one of the cutest little gift shops I have seen. It is filled with so many local products…read moreand tons of candles and tons of soaps!! When I first entered the little shoppe the vibe is emmaculate as I was greeted by the cashier at the front. She had a smile that easily lit up the room and her energy was just kind and friendly. I looked around a bit to find a simple local gift for a friend's birthday and I found the perfect thing! I know he is a lunch box person, and I found this little cute compactable lunch box for him. And the amount of candles in this little shop was just abundant. I smelled all the candles that were there that day. I found a couple for myself at the same time so next time I can come back and buy some. But, I found the perfect ones for my friend~!! The amount of stuff and local created gifts are just amazing. I will be back here for tons of gifts!!

This is a fully outfitted gift shop with lots of little souvenirs, clothing, and candy…read more The service here was incredible. There were several people helping us find things and telling us about what things were in the different sections of the store. One extra helpful lady helped clarify shirt sizing before we made a mistake (women's cut vs unisex)! I wish they had more stuff exclusively made in Canada, and I wish they had a larger selection of maple candy brands (specifically more with just maple instead of dubious "flavoring"). The value seemed on par with what I would expect from a gift shop downtown. Nothing felt too too overpriced.

Great shop for souvenirs! I'd say Grand Maple Gifts has just a bit more food selection compared to…read moreother souvenir shops I've come across in Vancouver-- for example, the Maple Terrior stroopwafels that come in 5 different flavors! These were very unique and tasty. The service here is top notch. It's family run and they're very friendly, welcoming, and can provide suggestions and answer any questions. Open daily 11 AM to 7 PM. I highly recommend visiting Grand Maple Gifts for your souvenir needs.

Doesn't exist, it's out of business... or at least I couldn't find it…read more Doesn't exist, it's out of business... or at least I couldn't find it. Doesn't exist, it's out of business... or at least I couldn't find it.

Awesome souvenir store right on Granville street (main area for shopping)…read more Awesome customer service, great people working here. They are friendly & very helpful, answers all our questions & made nice recommendations for items. Unique products (baxbear) & the most clean, organized & fully stocked items unique to Vancouver, Canada. Prices are reasonable & many choices that are quality made. Found maple products/ syrup, cookies,biscuits & candies. I highly recommend this store & very happy with their items we bought.

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.

You can never predict what they're looking for. You walk through the store and they have beat up 20…read moreyear old Prada shoes but you bring in a new item with current designer tag on and they'll turn it away. I think their staff are not properly trained on brands and rely on what they know rather than researching and learning what is current. I've had good service and terrible patronizing service. Not my first place for consignment but gotta make a few bucks wherever I can.

I took 15 pairs of Levis and several pairs of hardly worn shoes. they said that shoes are no good…read moreunless they've been polished, lol. As for the jeans, they only chose 2 pairs, both button down 501's, which were 25 years old, and in new condition. I turned them down, and took all my goods to Salvation army. This company employs Gen Z people who treat older citizens much too casually. They could certainly use some training on respecting their elders. I will never shop there.

We went to many different souvenir shops around Vancouver and found this one to be the best in…read moreterms of selection, quality and value. You'll find a number of items, food and other items that are very Canada specific, such as Maple syrup, Maple tea, and other maple-related snacks. We also found it hard to find a shop where you can find clothing that lasts and is very comfortable. We picked up a couple fleece and shirts here and they survived the wash and are still comfortable weeks later, and they were such a good price, nearly half of what you'd expect. The deals on standard keychains and magnets were also very good so we bought dozens.

Lots of cheap selection for souvenirs, but didn't find anything that I liked in particular. The…read morepeople were nice. On Google, the hours say they close at 8, but I guess they close at 7 and they were nice enough to let us stay until 7:15 until they said something. It's all the things you'd find in a regular souvenir shop at a better price.