3 stars only because there is a Walmart here, plus a Save-On Food…read more This is a sad mall with limited tenants. There are several stores which are available for lease. I used to like this mall back in the 1990s when it was more vibrant than now. Like what some Yelpers reviewed, you do see many seniors in this mall, with walkers, canes and wheelchairs.Maybe New Westminster has a higher senior demographic now. In any case, the saving grace for this mall is truly Walmart and Save-On Food. Ardene outlet store with its deep discount of up to 70% off is also a draw. The food court is also sad, you are better off dining outside. The upper level seemed to be mostly medical clinics. I hope there will be more interesting tenants setting up shop here in the future. For now, I come here mostly for Walmart.

When I first-discovered this Centre it was actually quite vibrant, at least on the ground level…read morefloor, with a wall-to-wall rather decent selection of stores, shops, and food court. An axe seemed to fall a couple of years ago, when Zellers, and many other offerings left, and the selection of 'what' remained really collapsed. I have definitely noted some shopping improvements since then, especially with additions of Wal-Mart (occupying the vacated Zeller's space), the large Shopper's Drug and Dollarama stores, and the Save On Foods supermarket coming in to occupy a more recent departure, and thankfully, the continued presence of Kin's Farm Market. For me though, the Centre has basically become an out-of-the-weather place to go for a walk and browse when in the area, and possibly catch a breakfast sandwich or burger at A&W in the Food Court, or couple of fresh bananas at Kin's, to enjoy during my walkabout. It's definitely not one of my places to do any serious shopping -- a couple of the "feature attractions", because of their inflated prices (imo), do not catch my shopping attention when they are located 'anywhere', and Wal-Mart's morning opening time is too late for my personal shopping convenience. It's nice to see 'West Coast Medical Imaging' located on the upper floor. I have used one their facilities elsewhere, and have always respected the quality of service I mI provided. I miss too much of what Royal City Centre used to have and offer, to rate it any higher in its present state.

I love this Square! I just discovered it after moving into this neighborhood. My exploration of New…read moreWestminster always stopped at 8th Street, so I am glad my friend showed me this place just past 10th Street. I need to get out more too. It is a quiet place with almost everything you need. Post Office. Pharmacy. Save-On Food grocery store, RONA for hardware and home improvement. Fabricland. Pet shop. Several restaurants, Starbucks, Menchies yogurt, banking services (TD and BMO), nail salon, Burger King and more. Now that I know Save-On is here, I have another option besides Safeway from the skytrain station. I like how compact the square is. It is small but it makes it easy to walk from shop to shop. You do not have to traverse a huge parking lot just to get across. It reminds me of Newport Village in Port Moody. I find myself a new place to chill on weekends.

Its a pretty big strip mall. It has everything from grocery store, banks to tiny neighboring…read morerestaurant. One stop here and you are good to fix all your needs. Best of all it has free parking. Plenty of free parking. Only fall back is that train station is a bit of a walk to this mall. It is made to serve the neighboring community. This strip mall has been here for a long long time. I remember visiting this mall as a kid.

It's become obvious over the years that the owner and Management company Warrington PCI Management…read morehave no interest in being an active part of the riverfront community that they serve. While every other business and residential building along the riverfront, including the City Parks Board, go to great lengths to to keep the community a beautiful and welcoming space for locals and tourists, the Market has allowed it's exteriors to rust and corrode, has abandoned the gardens along the boardwalk, and have allowed the wooden benches to rot away over the years.

A retail destination that is at the bottom of 8th Avenue, the market is a fun shopping opportunity…read moreor just a neat place for a browse. We spent a half hour here looking through shops and checking things out. Bubble tea, liquor store, gelato, florist, tea, books, board games and a upcycle boutique. Neat stuff! I do need someone to work out the drainage issues at the east end of the market where the pedestrian bridge over the tracks lands. It's a lake up there and it looks like it's been a problem for a short while at least! [Review 20897 overall - 73 in British Columbia - 1881 of 2023.]

Great shopping centre with a Guess Outlet Store, Walmart, Boston Pizza, Marble Slab, Quesada and a…read morecold beer and wine shop to boot. Many others as well, all clean and well managed.

I brought back a stapler i purched the day before. When it was opened, the spring jumped out we…read morecouldn't put it together. It was broken before it was opened. Because of their policy, no exchange or return, they wouldn't give me back the money. I asked why they sell broken goods in the first place. They are currently making profit on goods they sell broken and refuse to compensate. I was told there's nothing they could do and contact the company. Don't buy firm Dollarama unless you don't mind giving them your money for broken items.

If you like vintage and antiques, this place is quite a treasure trove. There are so many items and…read morethey are placed quite haphazardly with no clear signs on what each aisles contain. Except for the records which are grouped together and near the door. Otherwise it is pure browsing. Some things are super old and yellowed with age. I guess this can also be an educational place to bring your kids to show them what the old televisions or stereos look like. I heard they may move soon due to rental increase and Steel and Oak brewery will take over the premises. So do pop by soon before a slice of history is gone.

Forget about paying high prices elsewhere -- go where the locals shop. Put on your most comfortable…read moreshoes and take a quick and easy Skytrain ride to New Westminster. The more time you spend here, the more surprises you'll uncover. Browse through their wonderful and jumbled collection of kitschy / classic / rare treasures. Rose and Craig have a nose for the unique and the valuable. And they won't gouge your wallet. It's a favourite with casual buyers and movie prop seekers alike.

Came by to look for some home decor and crafts items…read more The store definitely has a lot of offer in terms of product selection, and the store is spacious with a lot of space to maneuver, unlike some other cramped dollar stores. Unfortunately the prices all seem 50 cents to many bucks more than the other dollar stores in this area.

Favorite Dollar Store. I used to shy away from Dollar Stores, but will walk out of my way to shop…read moreat this one instead of the one in Plaza 88. This is more like a General Store than Dollar Store. Staff are helpful, friendly and they have just about everything you need. Give em a try.

Westminster Centre is located in New West downtown area. There are offices here along with shops on…read morethe street level. We went in side and it was quite clean. The first floor is limited in stores and many of the stores have a street entrance.

Westminster Centre is handy to what has become a very familiar locale for me -- the bus stop on…read more6'th Street at 5'th Avenue, in uptown New West -- it's where I have been getting off and walking over to my eye specialist at the Medical Centre on 5'th Avenue for a good number of years. And over these years, the Centre has become a favourite place to drop into for some browsing and shopping, especially before my morning appointments. At street level, there's a McDonalds restaurant (handy for a breakfast snack if/when the mood catches me), and Care Point Medical Centre at the lower end, and a TD Canada Trust, Starbucks, and London Drugs (opens at 8 am - yeah!!) at the upper end, with Yanni's Greek Restaurant, a barber shop, and a selection of other shops at each end, and in-between. The New West office of the Retina Surgical Associates is located on the second floor of the upper end (have been there, done that a couple of times). And a big plus, there are two, good-sized levels of under cover, no-charge parking -- great when arriving by personal vehicle, and requiring sufficient parking time to cover longer medical appointment, and such. A Buy-Low Foods supermarket used to be located at the lower end of the Mall, but I recently read on the internet it has now permanently closed. No particular loss for me, I always found offerings at that store very over-priced, and seldom purchased anything there. But sure hope for the sake of local shoppers, that something moves into the location before too long, to help bolster their food shopping potentials in the area. A stop into the Westminster Centre has become a significant and fun part of my travel routines to New West, especially when heading there for my eye, and related medical appointments.

Time to update my review on this fabulous woman owned local boutqiue! Since they opened they have…read moregrown and changed so much (congrats on opening a second location in Vancouver!) I'm very impressed with their social media, I always find out about cool sip and shop events on instagram or tiktok and I love the way they show styling items they sell into multiple cute outfits! If I ever need a gift for my mom, sisters or friends I know there will be plenty to choose from here.

Female and locally owned, Mila and Paige is very active on Instagram and do informative try on…read morevideos of the new shipments that arrive, noting things such as; what size the model is wearing, how the clothing feels on your skin, material, different colours it comes in, how to style it, and a link to view the product on their website. As someone who gets anxious in public I find the staff very respectful, letting you explore the store on your own and coming to your assistance in case you look up and need help. The prices are fair and the boutique is very current on style trends, and they bring in new products multiple times a month- often Canadian fashion brand clothing/jewelry/footwear/accessories.

A wonderful bookstore with heart. A go to for many items that are hard to find elsewhere. Great…read moreprices, meaningful products and books and wonderful customer service. Highly recommend.

It is a fantastic bookstore that carries all the friends of bill books and medallions and has so…read moremuch spiritual and metaphysical items as well as lots of wonderful gifts to treat yourself or give to friends and family. Their prices are extremely reasonable for all their products. The staff are really caring people that go above and beyond for customer service and this store needs our support as their lease has gone up and need all the help they can get as really good stores are getting harder to find.

Sent an email with questions regarding some pieces of china I acquired. Response was rude, short…read moreand abrupt. I followed up with an inquiry to other possible places I could ask. No response at all. Would not recommend at all.