I guess this is the go to place for electronics. PR is so small that I can't think of any other…read morestores other than going online to buy electronics. This store is empty on a Sunday. I noticed the sales people was surprised to see me walk in and was basically following me with their eyes. I don't like to be watched so closely. I ended up leaving. But again.... I am from Vancouver. So I won't buy anything from here anyways. Especially I will have to carry it back home.

I ordered flowers a few times from Four Seasons Flowers. I usually know what I want when I order…read morebut every time I called to get something prepared, I always say the same two things: the "price" I want to pay, and "something colorful". Every time, I am pleasantly surprised. The bouquets are prepared with care and always looking great. It's hard to find a nice Flower Shop where you can trust to always get what you paid for, so I would say it's a load off your mind when ordering there.

Review for museum gift shop. Super helpful nice young employees here. I found a cute tiny jade…read morewolf. He found a box and had the cashier ring me up. It was pretty busy with waves of customers. A tour bus just dropped off a bunch of passengers. Great price for the museum fee, 8 US dollars. Use your credit card for purchases, your statement/charge will reflect a 30 percent discount off the total. We were at another store filled with tourists and not as friendly employees. It just didn't have the same vibe. They had the same item but nobody available to help. The Museum store isn't very big.

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.

On a recent cruise to Alaska, I contracted severe allergies in my right eye on the 3rd day of my 10…read moreday cruise (I did not know at that time that it was allergies). By the 5th day, it was affecting my left eye and they were both really red and swollen. The Port scheduled for the 6th day was Prince Rupert, BC and my husband and I disembarked and searched for an Optometrist...we came upon Prince Rupert Optometry. We went in, explained my situation and asked if they could get me an appointment with the doctor. The office staff were extremely professional, kind and SO understanding of my circumstances and went out of their way to assist me. Dr. Marie Sarabusky called me in, examined me and confirmed that I had a terrible case of allergies in both eyes. She was very understanding of my situation and made me feel very comfortable, she was so personable, and sweetest doctor I've ever met. We were so relieved knowing that it wasn't anything worse, she prescribed me medication and within 2 days, my eyes were back to normal! We were very happy with Dr. Sarabusky, her professionalism, her beautiful staff and were amazed how fast they got me in to see her! I highly recommend this doctor and her business should anyone ever need an optometrist whilst they're on an Alaskan cruise or near Prince Rupert, BC. God bless them.

My friend and I had an amazing afternoon on the Skeena river on our kayaks! The owner is very nice…read moreand accommodating. I would definitely come back!

Unorganized, no direction or initial training for inexperienced paddlers. No toilet facility, if…read moreyou have to go, take a walk in the woods. For what this adventure cost, I would not recommend it.

The best place to tan in Prince Rupert! Features "mystic tan", which is a spray tan booth that…read moretakes less than 5 minutes! Great lattes and espresso! Yummy gelato too! The owners, an older Italian couple, are very nice!

Fast, friendly service. Beautiful, unusual gifts. Expensive and uniqueread more

The Ice House Gallery is a retail store but it has a museum feel to it. As you walk into the store,…read morethere is art work to the left down the step and to the right is a plethora of very cute items from soap that smells great to general items that are great for gift giving. I didn't notice any merchandise from the big box stores and everything seemed to be home made or made in small batches. The prices were reasonable and the service was excellent and friendly.

This is a large, open space in what was once a warehouse on the dock. Inside are sections and…read moretables that have items made by local artists and artisans. There are different soaps, artwork, clothes, decorations, and more. The problem arose when people went to pay for their items. Since it is right at the pier, this is one of the first places cruise ship passengers visit once they get off the ship. There were several people there that day, but they were all "volunteers". Only one person was cashing out the long line of people, and she was very, very slow. If these artists want to sell more of their work, they actually need to do less standing around and saying how everyone there is a volunteer, and actually sell.

Another era is about to end with the closing of Philpott Evitt. They have served our community for…read morea very long time starting out on the waterfront selling coal. They were located on 2nd Ave for a period in time and then when the mall was built they were the very first tenant. They have served our community, as well as the outlaying areas for over 80 years. As one door closes, another one opens. We can look for a new bussiness opening in March 2009.......