This place was super cute. The owner was warm and welcoming, and not at all pushy. This store…read moreoffered a variety of products such as furniture, artwork, and home decor. Definitely worth a visit.

This place is wonderful, one of the best home decor stores in Chilliwack - if not the Fraser…read moreValley. THE place to go for country and shabby chic decor. I snuck in here just before close today at 4pm. I felt a bit rushed. There were so many new things to see. As I was leaving, a very well dressed lady asked me if the store was closed, I said yes. She was very flustered and disappointed and said these opening hours don't make sense, during the holiday season, especially for shoppers who work full time hours during the week. I agreed with her, it doesn't make sense to close at 4pm on a busy December weekend. Especially in today's economy. You would think they'd be open till 6 or 8 at least. So today you lost two customers who were ready to spend a lot of money. I hope you consider extending your holiday hours. A lot of shoppers from District 1881 (most of those stores are open till 8) also head down to Wellington Ave and Mill Street at the same, only to find closed shops.

As someone who once owned a secondhand bookstore, I can say that the Book Man has an excellent…read moreselection of books. The staff are very friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. They are willing to help people find books they are looking for. On occasion, a staff member has called me a year after I have made an inquiry about a book, to notify me that the store was finally in possession of the title. This shop also has a nice selection of unusual jewelry, T-shirts, and other gift wear.

I was only able to stop briefly at The Book Man towards the end of a day trip to the Fraser Valley…read morebut loved everything I had first read online about this location then saw in person. The store, although packed with delights, was so well and simply organized that it was not overwhelming and easy to peruse through. A cute nook at the front for children's books and toys that felt like it's own little room. Rows of books organized in all types of sections including one with Totoro/Miyazaki books ( a favorite of my niece's). A selection of records and inexpensive paperbacks towards the back. A small glass display shelf with gifts including some gorgeous crystal crowns. I especially liked the little extras I had noticed. I had come to see the murals in town which had a chance too see a few behind the shop where I also saw their cute, little free library. The staff although busy, made sure to greet and assist quickly with any questions. When I have more time next time I'm in the area, I will make sure to visit again, meet their store cat, drop of some books from my collection and purchase some treats to either add back to mine or gift out.

A pretty big mall that serves the Chilliwack community. You will find London Drugs here and stores…read morelike Cob's Bread to clothing stores. There are plenty of parking here. We were here for breakfast at Cora. Some stores are not connected to the mall. We also visited Starbucks at this mall as well.

Under going renovations with new stores coming in and also updating the looks of most existing…read moreones. Church's Chicken is opening a new outlet there as well, major grocery outlet including SaveOnFoods, Kins Farm Market makes this mall a one stop shop for locals & visitors alike!

Lollys is the best clothing store in Chilliwack ! they have such a great variety of styles and…read moresizes . I always find so many items that I love and their clothes and accessories are great quality. The staff are so helpful and good at putting outfits together for you if you need help. There are lots of things for every age here.

Lolly's is a hidden treasure on Wellington Avenue in Downtown Chilliwack. Beautifully designed and…read morelaid out, it has a crisp, modern feel to its interior. The owner brings in well made, unique and beautiful fashions that you won't see elsewhere in town. While I wouldn't classify Lolly's as a shop for the frugally minded, the quality of the clothes, and timelessness of the pieces that I have purchased there makes it worth the higher pricetag. I have gone there to be accessorized for an evening out (in my evening wear, hair done) and found the staff to be positively delightful - they had fun with me, chose the perfect accessories, and even steamed my dress for me. A wonderful shop!

Revising the Mall abs found it to be more vibrant and bright! Nice renovation!…read moreAlso found out that the Old Country Buffet will be re-opened as a Golden Corral!! Great News indeed! There is also a brand new H&M Store, with Macy's, Sears, JC Penny, Target, this is becoming a great place to shop again!!

I was shopping at the store in Chilliwack, British Columbia on July 2, 2024. This incident occurred…read moreat approximately 1830. When going through the self checkout, my husband and I were scanning our groceries with the hand scanner. An associate locked us out of the scanner but claimed it was "needing to be reset". We then moved to another, to restart the transaction. A woman, claiming to be the "head of security", approached us and told us we needed to unload our groceries onto the table. As we didn't have much, and were not bagging our groceries, we didn't see a reason to do this. We're honest shoppers. We scanned every individual item. I explained to her that there would be no purpose to this as we'd just need to put everything back in the cart to bring it to our car as our reusable shopping bags are in the trunk of our car. She then steps in my face, trying to intimidate me, and repeats that she's the "head of security" and it's "Walmart policy". Nowhere in the store is it stated that groceries must be unloaded onto the table next to the scanners. After we scanned all of our groceries, she said nothing, walked away, and locked our kiosk once again. We stood there and were unable to pay for our groceries and were accused of theft. This is completely unacceptable, insulting, and degrading. We have been shopping at Walmart for years. We have never stolen a thing, and never would. We were openly picking up and scanning every item, there was no secrecy or "shadiness" happening when trying to check out. We just wanted to get our groceries and go. We were then forced to walk backwards through the self checkout line up, and wait in line once again for a person to check us out. There were only two open, and the lines were long. We did so without issue, and paid for our $160.00 grocery bill. This interaction left us feeling violated, disgusted, uncomfortable, and angry. How dare we be accused of something like this, with absolutely no cause for concern? I wonder what the reason we were targeted was? I'd be curious to know what about our profiles set off false alarm bells. This needs to be responded to, and rectified. I'm no longer comfortable even entering the store. It's a shame, as it's close to my house and the closest one is now 20 minutes away in Abbotsford.

Walmarts are like major fast food chains worldwide; the same, just different variations…read more This one sells more seafood etc. More things sold in bundles...location, location location. The big thing is it's tax-free with a status card. So, it's worth the look.

They are very polite and helpful young ladies.. I would recommend anyone to buy from them. Plus you…read moreare supporting a local business.

I am so happy I made the drive out to Abbotsford to visit The Dressy Attic. I was a little hesitant…read moreto purchase a used wedding dress but I am glad I came here instead of looking at individual dresses on Craigslist or paying full price at a bridal store. I was able to look online at all the selections so I had an idea of dresses and price ahead of time (something which you can't get a traditional bridal stores) and they had all the dresses picked for me before I arrived. They were very accommodating even after I was 45 minutes late for my appointment due to traffic. The girls were super helpful and were patient while I tested out the dresses from every angle and even tried a couple on again (making her lace up the back for a second time- sorry!). Prices were very reasonable and they even had some new dresses to choose from. I was excited with my choice which had a bustle already included (something I would have had to pay more money for elsewhere) and they even cleaned it for me for free. I am thrilled to have found a dress $1000-1500 cheaper than I would have had to pay elsewhere. They even offered to accept the dress back on consignment after my wedding. I would recommend The Dressy Attic to anyone looking to save money for their wedding (and they also sell prom dresses!).