This is a shopping mall in Kelowna. There are two parts to it. However, the two parts of the mall…read moreis not connected. I have been here a couple of times to head to CIBC. You will find here Bestbuy, London Drugs, Hudson Bay, Shoppers and etc. The mall is quite big and let's just say they have a good selection of stores here. It is an indoor mall with plenty of free parking. They also have a pretty big food court.

It's a mall with lots of stores. And on a cold and rainy day outside, it fit the bill for our mood!read more

This is my second trip to Rosebuds. I have never had so much fun shopping and coming home with so…read moremany beautiful pieces of clothing.....all because of Karen who is an international designer. She has an amazing talent for fashion and can within minutes put an outfit together including the perfect footwear, jewelry, scarf and hat to make any woman feel like a runway model. Shopping at Rosebuds with Karen is fun and easy and I couldn't be happier with all my selections. She truly is amazing.....and a beautiful soul who truly helps women feel beautiful. Thank you Karen!!

Sometimes there are great finds in here. You have to know what you're looking for and at, and be…read moreprepared to do some searching. Again - there are some treasures here but there are also overpriced Costco items, you've been warned. The store is laid out in a reasonable way, and there is enough room to move around comfortably. I find the displays have the appropriate amount on them so I don't get overwhelmed. They are relatively strict about the consignments they'll accept, so most of the items are in good if not great condition. I like the sliding price, each items price is reduced after a month or so and then again a few weeks later - all of that info is on one price tag. Mostly friendly, helpful staff. Kudos to them for supporting local women through the Cinderella Program.

This place has a great selection of some obscure brands such as Covet. Huge selection of Fidelity…read moreand Mavi jeans. In a city where people usually wear bikinis or snowboarding gear, it can be tough to find something trendy but grown up. With the absence of Aritzia, Club Monaco, Zara, H&M, and other staple clothing stores, I would suggest popping in here. I would say it's like the cousin of Vancouver store, Plenty with less of an urban mall edge, but more of a Main Street vibe. Great selection of jewellry.

I bought 3 bras earlier this summer and after wearing one of them twice, the underwires both came…read moreout of the bra. I brought it back to the store to see if anything could be done, but without the receipt I was told they wouldn't do anything. It's unfortunate to see this store does not stand behind the quality of their bras.

The sales girls are amazing! They never fail to help me find something I want. The manager is so…read morerude however. I understand managers being strict with employees but she was even more rude with me? She was also very rude and snippy to them while they were running around the store grabbing sizes for people, while she was sitting behind the register which just looks like such a joke to surrounding customers. Over all the girls are great but manager is a consistent huge turnoff for me when I'm there! Nicest possible way to say that, it's a very unprofessional look :)

This was larger with more diverse products than expected. in addition to the usual repurposed…read morebuilding materials, the showroom was filled with furniture, dishes, books, and christmas selections. The quality seemed on par and a good value.

From the owner: ReThink with ReStore…read more Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and donation centers that sell new and gently used furniture, appliances, home decor, building materials and more to the public at a fraction of the retail price. Why Shop at a ReStore? Reduce waste by keeping reusable items out of landfills and promoting sustainable practices. Directly support our mission to build affordable homes for local families in need. One-of-a-kind items, from vintage pieces to rare finds. Unbeatable prices on high-quality items, helping you save money while still getting what you need for your home or garden. Our inventory is 100% donated by local and corporate business and by individuals like you. We ask for good to excellent quality items in all categories.

The Where To Start Category. Here you might win and you might lose. Looking for a common household,…read moresporting good or auto item. Sure, they likely have it. Nicer items, higher end, not likely. Then there is the auto service centre. On a good day you will get a competent service advisor, technician and mechanic. On a bad day, the wheels fall off. The Canadian Tire business model hasn't changed much in decades. Middle or the road. You be the judge. For real.

The new Canadian Tire in Kelowna...I have been there twice now. The store is enormous with lots of…read moregreat items. The first issue is that there is no map of where anything is in the store, and if you can't find a person to assist you, you could walk around aimlessly for ages before finding what you are looking for. Not at all great for people who are in a hurry or people who have difficulty walking around. Super frustrating! The second issue is the parking lot with ridiculously narrow parking spaces. Considering how many gigantic trucks are in this town, getting in and out of your car can be a nightmare unless you park far from the building...again adding a ton more walking to the shopping visit. The third issue is that there are very few places to return carts. For some reason the ones that are there can only be entered from one side. This adds, again, a ton more walking to walk around possibly several rows of cars to return the cart. So bizarre. I can't imagine anyone taking the time to return especially in the winter, ice adding to this difficulty potentially. There are easy fixes for these issues. Please consider them!