Not Impressed. I bought some brackets to mount under my kitchen overhang, found out they wouldn't…read moremount properly in the orientation that I wanted, and when I took them back had to pay a restocking fee! On antiques?!? Preposterous!!! What a bunch of rip off artists. Wouldn't set foot in that place again.

Very cool, unique pieces. Not "high end" but interesting items that are beautifully finished by…read moreGeorge. EXCELLENT staff! Very helpful, overall a great experience. We have bought a lot of stuff here over the years. No hesitation to recommend this business.

I am so grateful for this beautiful store, thankfully right in my neighbourhood! In this day and…read moreage when so many are just "clicking" a purchase online, ... it feels so wonderful to to be able to see it, touch it and treasure it immediately. I love to shop local and seeing so many Canadian products that the store promotes is refreshing to say the least. Having a small business in this day and age is extremely hard and I applaud this store for it's longevity in the village, they have been there since as long as I can remember. Obviously the owner has an amazing talent for choosing very unique items and I have purchased many gifts but usually also walk out with some beautiful clothing or jewelry for myself as well lol ... also always enjoy the friendly staff who have on many occasions steered me in the right direction and then to top it off, gift wrapped my selection too! Win Win all the way! PS the new Houston Llew tile selection is amazing.

It surprises me that more people don't know about little 'ol "Newport Village" in Port Moody. When…read moreit was in it's first phase in the late '90's it was dubbed a "Little Whistler." Wish On A Star fits in perfectly with the life of the village. Lots of great gifts for any occasion. Pet, guys, wedding, baby, bath, body and of course furnishings adorn this store. The best part is that all of the gifts are wrapped with lovely scented potpourri, tissue and ribbons. If you buy a gift from here, it will likely be the one on the gift table that's admired while the recipient carefully opens and saves the wrapping to use again. And if that wasn't enough, there's two love birds that live in a cage, chirping away while you admire all of the lovelies.

Overall Impression Talize delivers a strong thrifting…read moreexperience built around clean organization, steady restocks, and better‑than‑average quality control. It's one of the more curated thrift chains, so the store feels less chaotic than some competitors while still offering the thrill of unexpected finds. What Talize Does Well - Organization and layout -- Sections are clearly labeled, racks are tidy, and the store is easy to sweep in a single loop. This makes it ideal for fast hunts or full‑store circuits. - Quality of items -- Clothing and home goods tend to be in better condition than typical thrift stores, with fewer damaged or unusable items on the shelves. - Electronics section -- Often smaller than Value Village, but the items that do appear are usually cleaner and tested more consistently. - Pricing consistency -- Prices are more predictable, especially for clothing and household items, which helps budget‑minded shoppers. - Frequent promotions -- Talize often runs color‑tag sales and seasonal discounts that make the hunt even more rewarding. Things to Keep in Mind - Electronics stock varies -- Some days the shelves are full; other days it's almost empty. Great for quick sweeps, but not always for deep hunts. - Higher baseline prices -- Certain categories (like jackets or décor) can be priced higher than expected, depending on brand and condition. - Less "wild chaos" -- If you enjoy the unpredictable madness of Value Village spawns, Talize can feel more curated and less chaotic. Who Talize Is Best For - Shoppers who want clean, organized thrifting without digging through piles. - People looking for quality clothing at reasonable prices. - Hunters who enjoy consistent restocks and predictable pricing. - Anyone doing a multi‑store circuit and wants a reliable mid‑stop between Value Village and Goodwill. Quick, Review‑Ready Summary Talize is a clean, well‑organized thrift store with reliable quality and steady restocks. Prices are consistent, the clothing selection is strong, and the store is easy to sweep quickly. Electronics can be hit‑or‑miss, but when they appear, they're usually in good condition. A great stop for curated thrifting and a solid anchor in any Surrey thrift‑store circuit.

Who you choose to represent your Delta store, the two ladies, big mistake! Oh, but yes they…read moredefinitely fit right in with thrift. Assistant manager talked to me in full baby talk our whole conversation with greasy braids, very slovenly dressed, definitely not manager material. extremely hard to get passed the baby talk. Then out comes the manager, no customer service skills what so ever! Hard to take these two seriously, absolutely no care whatsoever in their appearance in the public eye. I found both extremely rude, very hard to believe that they represent your store. I also witnessed a brown lady, a supervisor I believe, scolding a girl right in front of all 3 of us customers, very inappropriate! These girls are worked to the bone! Saddens me horribly Signed, very concerned customer

Awesome thrift store for thrifters like me, they have amazing sales daily and monthly and really…read morenice clothing pieces. While I do not support their cause (further then buying from them) I do love some good deals on clothes, so if that's also what you are looking for this is the place! I have left with several dresses and fabric and only spent around $15! Actually thrift prices unlike value village/ salvation army/ talize that can be higher.

I came to this thrift store because I believe in what they do and confident where their proceeds go…read moreto. I dropped off some prized-pieces of dresses, shoes and clothing items I have been trying to keep for years, wishing some day I may be able to fit in them again. Well, some wishes don't come true but I didn't forget to drop in and check out what they have in season. Their clothing boutique is small but quite sweet and was visually appealing. To my surprise, I found a Smart Set dress that was in an exceptional condition (SS was one of my fave stores that was discontinued). It fit like a glove and even better it was prized at $4! What a steal! This thrift store was a bit far off from downtown Langley but was worth the drive out. I would definitely come here again, especially when I donate again but also will be checking out any rare find!

We dropped off clothes to be sold by this business - Waste of time !…read more They don't give you any receipt that you have even dropped anything When we stopped in a couple of months later to see what had sold they couldn't find any record of us Dropping off our items - They are So disorganized & very arrogant When you ask them about it . We didn't want to make a fuss about the whole experience & how Poorly this business is operated ! We have spoken to other people who have shared their experience And we have yet to receive a Positive response . So - clearly will not be going back And certainly would not recommend this business to Friends or relatives ! R L

The employees are extremely helpful, kind and friendly. We had a really nice conversation in French…read moreand they found me some extremely cool pieces I've been wanting for a long time. I highly recommend this store I will definitely be back soon.

In the Net Loft mall on Granville Island, (across from an entrance to the food market) lives a gift…read moreshop that is a cut above the rest. First Nations artwork reproduced and applied to hundreds of everyday items make this a great gift stop for tourists to the Island. I would definitely think of stopping in here to pick up some unusual items for our friends south of the border. Okay so these aren't "one of a kind" pieces as found elsewhere in the plethora of fine art galleries in and around the Island -that isn't an Island ;-), but they're certainly more affordable!

Though slightly underwhelmed by Granville Island, I was impressed with the Wickaninnish Gallery…read more Lots and lots of Native art, in the form of jewelry, clothing, wood, glass, silver and more. I picked up a gift for my niece or nephew. The salesperson was very helpful when I mentioned I was looking for a gift. From the website I learned this is a Native - owned shop opened in 1987. In fact the owner is a relative of Chief Wickaninnish! They also work with artists and are able to assist customers with ordering custom made items. I also thought this was an interesting tidbit: "The Wickaninnish Gallery is named after a powerful First Nations chief, Chief Wickaninnish of the Tla-o-qui-aht People from Clayoquot Sound on Vancouver Island. The name Wickaninnish translates to "having no one in front of him in the canoe". During the time of European contact, Chief Wickaninnish was a highly revered leader and was very influential in the fur trade." There is no shortage of NW Coast art in Vancouver, but this little gallery is affordable, Native - owned, and carries some nice pieces. May you have no one in front of you in the canoe!

I had a happy consignment clothing shopping experience here…read more Why? A soft black cardigan sweater in the perfect fit. An adorable pinstriped pencil skirt with a sexy little ruffle at the back. A sheer purple blouse by Guess, in flawless condition. But wait, there's more! Kathleen, the proprietor, is funny and bubbly. You can browse shoes, sunglasses, jewelry and even lingerie, second hand and guilt-free. Prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the merchandise is like new. Some popular labels can be found (lots of Guess, Le Chateau and Gap), and although I didn't see a lot of luxury brands, the styles are current and arranged by size and colour. Conclusion: for second-hand fashionistas like me, Unique Boutique is truly worth the trip to Surrey.

My wife kinda forced me to come cause they had this promotion of you can fill a huge bag with…read moreanything you want for $100! (except accessories). I saw a lady walk out with $600 worth of stuff and she only paid $100. A lot of name brands and a nice and trendy store...... Too bad they don't have men clothes but was fun to watch a whole bunch of ladies in shop til you drop mode..... Kinda like Black Friday without the brawls.

I simply LOVE Rewind consignment shop. They have everything i need, including my dance clothes…read more(lululemon for 20 dollars!). Thank you to the owner for her inner and outer beauty. Much love and success to you (though I don't need to wish it for you!). Love, Alison

Great find!! Recently heard about this store (after going…read moreto the same plaza for over 4 years) Went in today and wow! Great thrift store with soo much selection. Very nice items and all are in excellent condition. I'll be back for sure.