I go to woodgrove at least once a week. Tons of shops , theatre , Walmart , large food court , bus…read moreloop and shops outside the mall to like chapters , pier 1. There's always something to do there Also at the customer service office they have kid car strollers and double strollers to use while shopping. Has a phone charging station and lounge area. Has a computer to use to. Couple nail salons , hair salons , phone stores , jewellery stores, Hudson's bay, toys r us, RBC, sport chek, additionelle , old navy, Purdys, west 49, icings , garage , la vie en rose , la vie en rosee bathing suits , shoe warehouse/ shoe company, showcase store, urban planet, blue notes, ardenes , Sephora, EB games. And soooooooo many mOre stores I just can't think of them all lol

Lululemon @ Woodgroves Jordan the staff was incredibly rude…read more& dismissive to me & my daughter in the store, and I overheard him laughing at my daughters size & made fun of her speech impediment. I asked if he had any specific biker shorts in stock & he laughed in my face & asked if i've ever "even been to a Lulu before". I have been shopping at Lulu for years and had nothing but positive experiences with staff at the Nanaimo pop up. But Jordan is BY FAR one of the rudest employees i've ever met anywhere, bar none.

Excellent experience today! Wonderful to see a corporate citizen upholding the mask mandate. You…read morehave a "medical exemption"? Then order online for curbside pickup and you can stay in your car and never have to put on a mask. Leave the shopping for the rest of the law-abiding shoppers. If you can't take the mask that's offered and put it on for the two minutes it would take to check out your garbage can, lady, and have a fit about it, you shouldn't be out in society. Thank you, management and staff. It's terrible you have to put up with abuse just for doing the right thing.

I went to price match a coffee maker that was on sale at London Drugs next door. After a 15 minutes…read more"serious investigation" to see if the product was the same the manager told me they would not honour the price match as it was below their cost. What's the point of advertising a price match only when it suits you? Waste of time....

Back again sadly with no response from Homesense/Winners in Nanaimo to report; even after sending…read moreadditional emails directly to the CEO. In four years on this personal mission to have them accommodate the elderly & disabled; not one Homesense employee has had the common decency to reach out to me. So, if you're in the above category; best you stay home; or sit outside in your car while everyone else shops! Homesense does not give a damn if you can only peer through the front window.......Pathetic!

Need yourself some good threads without the jawdropping prices demanded by department stores?…read moreWinners, like its US counterpart TJ Maxx (or TK Maxx, in the UK), sells men's, women's, juniors and children's clothing, accessories, and shoes, and housewares at a substantial discount. Clothing brands range from little known to fairly upscale designers, like Michael Kors, and similarly for shoes and hosiery. While I've found plenty of brands I barely recognize, every now and then I luck out with a Tahari jacket or pants, BCBG dress (especially in juniors), or upscale pair of designer jeans. Don't come looking for True Religion, but you can luck out and net a few good deals. Winners is an anchor store in Woodgrove Centre, which makes an excellent stop when searching for a separate, jeans, or shirt. Note if you're on the ends of the size spectrum, you will have far fewer options, and this is especially true for bigger sizes rather than small. Small and medium (for ladies) and medium or large (for gentlemen) get the most representation. Petites for women have their own section without a corresponding tall area, though sometimes you luck out and find the rare pair of tall pants in the ladies careerwear area. Because many items are overstock, remainders from last season or the like, I buy on the "check it twice" and "get it now" principles. Check every seam, button, and the like for defects. Always try clothes on because sizes sometimes are irregular, even more than usual. Return policies with Winners are easy and generous, but it's buyer be wise in these types of places. Second, don't assume whatever you saw on the shelf will be there next time. Winners doesn't have a website where you can order the shirt or pants you saw last week, and you may not find them again. The store doesn't feel like a downscale department store, as so many Sears now do, thanks to wide aisles, bright overhead lighting, and a care about the merchandise. You won't see clothes strewn about like a teenager's bedroom thanks to associates who actually ensure things stay tidy. The clearance (red tag) areas, especially around cosmetics and hair care, does tend to be a jumble of products on the shelf, but these are limited. Downside: Children's section for 0 to 5 (toddlers) is woefully slim and entirely weighted towards girls. The boys racks have next to nothing, and no shoes or accessories. Protip:

This Walmart needs serious help in their photo department. Ordered prints for pickup next day. Got…read moreemail saying order is delayed with no reason or estimated time of completion. Drove in to store only to find out they had no paper. In fact they've been out of paper for 2 weeks and had no idea when they would get paper. Went home and decided to call and speak to store manager. Phone rang (25 times) with no answer.

They never ever stock whatever I'm going in there to find! Even when there are other Wal-Marts…read moreacross Canada that have the item stocked, this Wal-Mart never receives any stock! No wonder why I always walk out of this hellhole with nothing in my hand!

A potpourri of merchandise and services [Nanaimo BC]…read more This store is like a version of our Target Stores in the US. We walked around inside to pass time until closer to our movie start time at the Galaxy Cinema. Both are located inside the Rutherford Mall. London Drugs has everything from computer and electronics to grocery and beauty products to appliances and cleaning supplies but the pharmacy is the heart of their business. It has an interesting history behind it like how it got its name. The store was named after London, England, the home of Canada's King, George VI. Founded in 1945 it started off as a small drugstore to what they are now. We purchased some snacks to take home later. The shelves are fully stocked. So much snacks to choose from from chips to chocolates and other treats. The cashier employee was nice and friendly. Review #3165

The selection is decent, but the prices leave a lot to be desired. Their sale prices are normal…read moreprices elsewhere, no joke. Customer service has been fine in my experience. It's just the prices aren't really appealing. Many simple items are more expensive than Walmart or Best Buy for example. It's hard to recommend because of that. Shop around before getting something here. I haven't tried their print services lately but in the past they weren't too great, nor were they cheap enough to be worth using again. There isn't much reason to shop here compared to the competitors.

The staff have no respect, constantly being followed around the store by because I am a teenager…read moreand they assume I am stealing. Every time I grabbed an item they would take it from me and bring it to customer service to prevent me from "stealing". Maybe next time offer me assistance instead of jumping to conclusions.

This walmart is the worst I've ever been. It only gives self registration. I went to the walmart to…read morebiy some meat and fruit, but there wasn't any food. This walmart only sales clothes, toys and something like that.

thought i did a review of marshalls, but could not find in search to check in. marshalls feels…read morelike a more polished version of winners, brighter lighting, cleaner layout, and way more organized. maybe 'cause it's brand spanking new, but the shoe section really stood out to me: every pair was in its proper box, neatly shelved, which made browsing way easier and more enjoyable. this newest location of marshalls is on the third floor of 798 granville street, corner of robson and granville, where winners used to be. honestly, i still don't really know what sets marshalls and winners apart in terms of merchandise, but it felt less chaotic. the vibe was calmer, and i didn't feel overwhelmed digging through stuff. major score: i found two zara dresses and a lavender body lotion that smells like a spa day in a tube. definitely a spot i'll be checking out more often.

A very very nice and a very very cool small town shopping mall.read more

When it comes to the products and items sold at Stedmans, they are amazing! You can find anything…read moreyou need here. My issue is that if you are a young person, do not enter without an adult. The workers here do not trust young people, and it's honestly uncomfortable. I understand there are issues with theft, but it's not fair to judge everyone. I rarely go in because of this.

We've been there twice this week, and both times encountered friendly helpful staff and a good…read moreselection. I was surprised by the quality and selection of clothing: not what I was expecting. Good prices as well.

The customer service at Marks on Boxing Day was above and beyond. I was helped by multiple staff…read moremembers who were all calm, helpful and cheerful. A+