This mall has a lot of entrances and can take a while to find the stores you are specifically…read morelooking for. They have a good variety of stores such as Winners, DSW, and T&T. 4.5 stars

Willow one day trip started from Willowbrook Center on 19705 Fraser Highway…read more We bought a bag and a T shirt from Uniqlo and the bag is on sale! Good timing and we are lucky as my bag has already broken! Just wondering why there are not a lot of customers shopping at the mall! We also dropped by the Winners to pick up a glass takeout box but most of customers are just doing window shopping over there! The temperature was so hot yesterday ! Our car was recorded at 31 degrees Celsius outside the parking ! I thought people should go the mall to have air conditioning especially for the baby kids!! It's about time to go home. I took some pictures for my record' ! Enjoy!

Such a warm, inviting AND INCLUSIVE store…read more I was greeted immediately by the nice sales person behind the cash; she helped me find the specific bra style I was hunting down. Another kind staff member aided in my search for the perfect t shirt bra. Both staff members were very well informed and helped me find what I needed. When using the fitting room they also supplied a white t shirt (encased you'd like to see how the undergarments look under more sheer materials). I went in with very high expectations (after all the hype online for this local establishment). I'm SO SO HAPPY to report: that it's all true. They are fantastic at what they do. Left with what I went in looking for, and then ordered even more online (from them) feeling more confident in knowing my new bra size. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

The reviews about the friendly atmosphere are accurate--the store has a lovely vibe. However, I…read morerated my experience lower because the bra selection is very specific. Most of the bras were full-coverage styles with a lot of fabric and lace. While they're designed to be pretty, they leaned more conservative than what I was looking for. If you're shopping for a lower-cut bra that provides lift and creates cleavage under tank tops or lower necklines, you may not find many options here. The sales associate was friendly and genuinely trying to help, but she kept bringing styles that were similar to the ones I'd already said weren't what I was looking for. I then waited in the change room for about 15 minutes for her to check back in, but she became busy helping another customer and never returned, so I eventually left. That part was frustrating.

This review is strictly for the glasses/contacts and returns department!…read more Like all other Costco's, this one is BUSY lol! We had to return our air conditioning unit because it was delivered broken (not Costco's fault) and returning is always daunting but the representative we dealt with (and the other so could hear close by) were very courteous and understanding. No grumpy servicing and hopefully that is because no grumpy customers haha - line seemed long at first but many only had one item to return and the staff were fast and nice for the most part! I also got my eyes checked at the optometrist and saw Costco staff for their contacts trials. The staff are so patient and kind but can get very busy if there aren't enough staff allocated to this department. I appreciated the calm and educated demeanor the staff had with me as I went through contacts lessons for putting them in and taking them out. Physically I have smaller eyes/lids and particularly struggle with touching my own eye. I stated I wanted to practice for certain events or occasions where contacts would be more beneficial and even though I was insecure and nervous - the staff made me feel safe and understood! There was no belittling or rushing me out of the appointment. They were encouraging and positive!

I always get great service here. The cashiers are always friendly and same with the greeters…read more When I return anything I have no problems. Selection at this Costco is good. Except that they have no earl grey tea anymore. I always get great value to feed my family of 6

I really like that this whole place takes you back in time. It's a major trip back to the 90s, and…read morethen early 2000s with the DVD sets in the back. I came here for cassette tapes, and it was a little difficult to find at first. It's a little disorganized at first glance, but then you realize that everything is organized in its own way :) Their staff did point me eventually to where the cassettes were and they had a ton! It was great rummaging through their collection. We did have a funny/interesting encounter with Bob himself in the beginning. He was very accommodating, especially because I'm quite short. Always making sure I have a stool when I needed it :D I'm not used to big personalities, so it might take me awhile to go back again, but I really appreciate the vast selection and the fact that this is local.

Bob immediately interacts with everyone and always has a lot to say; always off beat and quirky…read morewith wit and humour. Some people find him a bit too much but that's because it's difficult to keep up with his antics and energy. The guy just has a lot of passion and it shows in his business and interactions. I love coming here even tho I'm an introvert because I feel welcome and there is a LOT to see here in the store. He's got different formats of music and video which caters to analog and digital worlds. 110% support his local business and hope he stays around for a long time.

At first glance, Toy Traders looks like a pretty standard toy store from the outside--nothing too…read moreflashy or over the top. But the moment you walk through the doors, that impression completely disappears. This place is *absolutely massive* and honestly feels more like a toy museum than a retail store. Everywhere you look, there are themed displays, huge figures, and shelves packed with collectibles. It's almost overwhelming in the best way possible. One of the standout highlights is their Funko Pop selection. I've never seen anything like it--entire walls filled top to bottom with Funkos from *Star Wars*, *Marvel*, *DC*, anime, movies, and so many niche categories. If you're a collector, you could easily spend hours just browsing that section alone. Beyond Funkos, the variety of figures is insane. They have everything from small collectible figurines to larger, highly detailed statues and even life-sized pieces. Whether you're into classic toys or high-end collectibles, there's something here for everyone. The second level is where the nostalgia really kicks in. It's packed with retro toys and older collectibles that bring you right back to childhood. It's a really cool contrast to the newer items downstairs and makes the whole store feel even more special. At the back, there's also a huge LEGO section with tons of sets, plus a great selection of trading card games like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering. It's clear they've put a lot of thought into covering every kind of hobby and interest. Overall, this isn't just a toy store--it's an experience. What starts off feeling like a normal visit quickly turns into something unforgettable. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing, this place is 100% worth checking out.

Cool in terms of museum things to look at but didn't feel like this was the place to make my toy…read moredreams come true. Lot of used stuff so perhaps if you're a collector and specifically looking for retro stuff then it's the place to be. I felt like I had to steer my kids away from older stuff since it already exists in Grandma's basement or even our own house.

The inside is usually clean (+1). You don't see the People of Walmart type here often, though they…read moredo visit. The selection is decent and I rarely cannot find something that I'm looking for(+1). The prices are among the best around (+1). I don't buy produce from here, even though it's available, so I have no comment about the quality of their produce. They also keep their shelves stocked and will have someone restock a shelf (at least partially) if it's empty during the day. (+1) There are two issues that I have with the Langley Walmart location. They have removed nearly all of their regular checkout isles and replaced them with self checkout kiosks, half of which are non-functional or closed. If my memory serves, there are now only six regular tills and they are often not staffed. Past a certain point each night, only the self checkout kiosks appear to be open. (-1) The number of staff on the floor are also few and far between. (-1) However, the staff are great. They genuinely seem to want to help. (+1)

I bought some toys and body lotion. The "roll back" price for the body lotion was $1.50 higher than…read morewhat I had paid for earlier in the year. I assumed it is just the cost of living price increases. I was not impressed at the roll back sign because it came off as a fake sale. Otherwise, there was barely any staff working in the store. This location was pushing self-service on customers all the way to check out.

The strip mall is slowly growing. It's convenient as right now it's a community mall. They are…read moreslowly adding establishments like restaurants that are a good addition. Try Ban Chan, a Korean restaurant and the new Chinese resto, Woking Dragon. Buy your groceries from Hakam or Shoppers Drugmart. Check out Misha Candy Store after having Coffee at Mattu's. Noodlebox, Hi Five Chicken The Source Bulk Foods and a new bookstore/toy store has opened. At least three more restaurants are slated open including Hard Bean Brunch occupying one of the biggest building in the new block.

First time here. I wasn't sure what to expect…read more There are many outdoor venders. I lucked out at the first one I stopped at. I scored a Marc Jacobs foundation New in Box for only 5$ !! Next I found some vintage toys that took me back to my childhood. I restrained myself and only got 6 Mattel toddler Barbie dolls for $10. Same guy was selling some Fisher Price, I was tempted, but the condition was just a bit rough and the price was more than I wanted to pay. Walked around some more and saw everything from fresh produce & flowers to dirty tools, candy, shoes & safety vests a plenty. Lots of booths that had vintage items that could have used some cleaning. I'm sure that sales would have been up if they had just put in that extra bit of effort. Lots of trading cards if you are into that type of thing. More then likely they have been cherry picked for anything valuable already. Plenty of items I have seen online from websites like Allyexpress & Temu. For example the turn your finger green in no time rings! I was actually looking for some sterling silver rings. In one of the indoor locations I found a lady named Julie who had a large lovely booth of high quality jewelry. Beautifully displayed. Tons of selection of sterling silver rings! I was so excited. She was so very nice and went out of her way to help me. She had an excellent selection and the prices were really fair. I ended up buying 4 rings and I will return to buy more. It was the absolute highlight of my visit.

I was visiting family in Langley and my auntie said I need some plants for my garden and she wanted…read moreto check out this flea market in Cloverdale. I said, sure! $1.50 entrance. Parking is a bit of a nightmare but I eventually found a spot. Has several food trucks. Outside has plenty of plants for sale for cheap, cheaper than regular nursery & garden stores. I like looking through different vendors and seeing all they offer. Lots of useless things. But also lots of treasures. Fun Sunday afternoon, came home with several plans.

Really well curated thrift shop, smaller but great stuff especially furniture and books. They do a…read moregreat job displaying their items, more boutique like than thrift! I like coming here as long as I have headphones so I don't have to listen to the christian music pumping out of the speakers, I like my thrift experience indoctrination free ;)

A real thrift store. I love parusing the nostalgic furniture from another time. Not quite antique…read moreor vintage but just old enough to be outdated--real Character. It's amazing how long people hold onto furniture and clothes them release it for it to be discovered by who? Someone who refurbishes old pieces?! Because that's all that comes to mind. I want to strip them down and revamp the design however it would be a huge undertaking and in the end I would rather just have fun looking. The clothes here are not as abundant as value village but I found a cute dress for $5 and that's the kind of thrifting I like. I like to have lots of outfits to use for working on movies as an extra, or just to have. I've always enjoyed a good well loved piece, something clean but lived in with personality. Their are 3 thrift stores all located within minutes of each other. I also donate here , Talize and value village. Its all about the recycling of household items and clothes. I recently downsized after a move and it felt good to re-home some treasured gems and useful possessions.