IN STORE: 5 ONLINE SHIP&SOLD BY WALMART: ZERO…read more in store it's great. Well stocked always tons of staff. Lots of shopping carts. Terrible parking lot set up but it is what it is, great mall access on both floors. A bit terrible when it comes to cash payment if you want to go to the mall you gotta turn around after checking out and go walk through Walmart to the other exits that lead to the mall where you then get the eye about if you paid or not so it's a tad of a hassle. Online. Online they are terrible. Give them a GRADE F- Ordered 3 times with them DURING COVID: unclear that you are buying from 3rd party and paid nothing shipped no response from seller and Walmart throws up the hands and pretends it's not their issue at all no idea don't care not our problem. POST COVID: ordered a few sterlite boxes. Website shows. Based on my postal code. There was sufficient stock. Ordered "3" and 5 small and large. They "cancelled my 3" and shipped the 5. Because I needed a matching set it is now below the threshold to order lone "3" from elsewhere. Nowhere to cancel. Reached out to chat. Confirms. Canceled. Got that "3" times telling me straight up after asking. Yes. It is cancelled. Nothing will ship. You will get notified in about an hour it's all cancelled. Yeah? 1 hour later get notification. It shipped. Called them. Oh. We can't do anything about it but you can refuse it or once it's arrived you can take the trip and come give it back to us at your nearest Walmart or we can give you a label to send back... oh yeah. I ordered from BC and they ship from BC... you wanna send it back?.... The return label goes to ONTARIO so until they get the things back they hold your money hostage for about 2 more weeks. Ridiculous!! Turns out. I did need more. Enough to place another order of free ship. And one arrived cracked. Packed cracked. Not damaged in transit. Sloppy employees don't even check its condition before sending to you Okay. Dragged it back to their store. Oh. We don't refund in store. It will be automatically on your card you paid. You should get it in "5-10 business days". What a joke Ordered second order of 8 and 8 and one of each size again arrives cracked chipped broken. Yet again. Dragged it to the store. Yep yep once again money held hostage for days on end Overall. Cannot recommend the online option. Walmart.ca is a NIGHTMARE! However. In store the experiences have been great. Stick to Amazon omg. Amazon is like A+++ compared to Walmart which clearly earns a F- and that's being super generous Walmart: great prices, quick to take your money, absolutely incompetent if things go wrong with online orders, and customer service is more aggravating than the situation itself.

I was filling out the form to open an account. I put in my phone number and my email address etc…read more Final step was they would send a code to my phone. It is a land line so does not accept codes. There was no opportunity to send it to my email address . Other firms I deal with who also want confirmation I am a real person always have me select whether the code is to go to my phone or email and of course I always check email. I do want to buy from Walmart. I assume they don't want my business.

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.

Wide selection of home products with good functionality and design at reasonable prices. I always…read morepay Welk a visit when I'm at Main St!

I always come here for little gifts and household items. It is a very nicely curated store with…read morecute goodies! Many of the beauty/hygiene products are also nice and high quality. I have even bought some plants from here! Some lovely scented candles, kitchen items and funky socks. It feels like a neighbourhood staple and it fits the Main Street area to a T!

We went to many different souvenir shops around Vancouver and found this one to be the best in…read moreterms of selection, quality and value. You'll find a number of items, food and other items that are very Canada specific, such as Maple syrup, Maple tea, and other maple-related snacks. We also found it hard to find a shop where you can find clothing that lasts and is very comfortable. We picked up a couple fleece and shirts here and they survived the wash and are still comfortable weeks later, and they were such a good price, nearly half of what you'd expect. The deals on standard keychains and magnets were also very good so we bought dozens.

Lots of cheap selection for souvenirs, but didn't find anything that I liked in particular. The…read morepeople were nice. On Google, the hours say they close at 8, but I guess they close at 7 and they were nice enough to let us stay until 7:15 until they said something. It's all the things you'd find in a regular souvenir shop at a better price.

Just had one of the most frustrating retail experiences I've ever had at Canadian Tire…read more I went in to buy figure skates for my daughter and have them sharpened. I also brought my son's skates to be sharpened at the same time. Simple enough, right? Apparently not. There was absolutely nobody upstairs in the sports/skate area for a solid 15 minutes while I stood there trying to figure out the process. Eventually I had to go downstairs to customer service. The employee there told me to pay for everything first -- which I did immediately -- and then said SHE would come upstairs to sharpen the skates. So I waited. 20 minutes later, still nobody. My son finally went downstairs to ask what was going on, and her response was: "Oh, nobody came up?" Excuse me? YOU were the one who said you were coming upstairs. She then got on the walkie-talkie to supposedly call someone. Another 15 minutes passed. Still nobody showed up at the sharpening station. The only reason anything finally happened was because I was heading downstairs to complain and happened to run into another employee by chance. I even asked him if he'd received a call to meet me upstairs -- he said no. So in total, after already paying, I waited roughly 40 minutes just trying to get two pairs of skates sharpened. I work hard all day. This was the small window of time I had to do something for my kids, and instead it turned into a complete waste of time because this store is run with staggering incompetence. The staff were disorganized, communication was nonexistent, and management should be embarrassed that they allow the store to operate like this. I will never set foot in this store again.

I was recently hired for a position at the garden centre, but unfortunately my experience was very…read moredisappointing. From my first day, I felt unwelcome and unsupported. The team primarily spoke among themselves in a language I did not understand, which made communication and integration extremely difficult. I received no training or guidance on my role or responsibilities. When I attempted to contribute or ask questions to be helpful, my supervisor made it clear that my input was unwelcome and that I was overstepping or challenging her authority. Instead of receiving support, I felt isolated and "hung out to dry." Regrettably, the lack of onboarding, team inclusion, and basic professional courtesy left me with no choice but to feel discriminated against. I would not recommend this workplace to anyone seeking a supportive and professional environment.

Pretty standard Costco. Lots of selection, food samples, and types of products. There are many…read morecashiers as well as a self-checkout. There are a lot of sales on any given day. Clothes are pretty cheap, even well-known brands. The quality of the items is also pretty good. The eating area has the standard menu items including hot dogs, fries, chicken fingers, pizza and ice cream. The pizza slices are huge. Service is pretty quick even with lots of customers present. The tables are pretty dirty though, it doesn't seem like they get cleaned often.

Plenty of parking in the lot if you come just before the peak hours ( ie Tuesdays from 4:30pm to…read more5:30pm). There is also street parking in the surrounding area. Makes for an easier way to leave Costco after shopping. Shelves are organized for the most part. Often cottage cheese is sold out I find but may just be my timing. The staff/ managers are very helpful. I'm a newer member and have had some trouble with my temp credit card and membership not scanning and managers have been quick to help each time. Once , instead of telling me to go to the back of another line, one manager just helped me at a register that was on the side via manager's override. No contempt or passive aggressiveness in dealing with my issue , just continued to help me out in a friendly tone. Decent areas to sit at the concession area. I find the newer system for self checkout ver efficient. If you have a cart of less than 25 items, a costco staff will scan all your times via scanning gun and all you have to do is scan your membership and pay. No need to scan each item again. Very efficient and simple ! I prefer that method other other checkouts.

I find that the staff here are not really helpful anymore. Many don't understand what you are…read moreasking them and no very helpful. Today I was asking if they had all the Christmas things packed away. The two workers said yes they were putting them away but they couldn't be bothered to look at me and speak with me. It was like I was imposing on their private conversations. I wanted to buy one of the storage bins but a piece was missing g so wondered if they could help with that. I didn't bother asking. Disappointing. There is a good selection of products and prices are reasonable though. I enjoyed walking and looking at the selection. Exodus silly the kitchen ware as there were some new items I had never seen before.

The customer service here is excellent. There are other locations closer to me, but this one is…read moreworth the drive. Especially if you need to return something. They make returns so easy here and no questions asked! Whereas other Canadian Tire stores make it a huge hassle and extremely difficult. So ridiculous. I definitely recommend coming to this location!

Mall was bright but nothing special…read more Conveniently located, in the downtown of Vancouver. Just the heart of everything. All the shops you need are there: Lululemon, Pink, Norstrom, food court. Just a regular store. Just wish Nike is inside too (maybe a small store in additional to the Robson Street location). Value is good for some stores, reasonable for others, food court seems pricey. Every store customer service was good. I would come again if I am around the vicinity.

pacific centre is one of those malls that doesn't make a big show of itself above ground, but slip…read moreinside and you're suddenly in this underground network that stretches across two to three city blocks. escalators and tunnels funnel you past anchors like apple, h&m, holt renfrew (three entire floors of it), there's aritzia, sephora, purdy's, and david's tea, banana republic, lush, sephora, nespresso, and all the phone carriers line the halls too, a reminder that you can shop your data plan and update your wardrobe in the same circuit. so happy to see kiokii and added to the mix. there's canada goose, and diptyque on the second floor. holt renfrew is the undeniable crown jewel, all polished marble and prestige, but the absence of the hudson's bay still lingers, not to mention, i am still mourning the loss of nordstrom. the gaps make you wonder what could come next, hopefully zara, uniqlo, and simons, maybe even ikea in a compact downtown format? and imagine if they tucked in a vip cineplex. suddenly pacific centre becomes not just a shopping trip, but an all day destination. a bright spot: the meinhardt's space is set to transform into aburi market, scheduled for the fall 2025. a japanese grocer with sushi, bentos, frozen goods, imports, and even its own bakery concept, exactly the kind of flavour infusion this place needs. to their credit, the mall does make an effort to keep things lively with seasonal activations and pop ups. paragon tea has popped up (albeit relegated to the dungeons), and they've had make your own floral bouquets, cookie decorating sessions, and celebrated the lunar new year with a dragon dance, with some stores participating in the festivities, they have displays of christmas trees and school choirs too. still, the food court hasn't caught up to the rest. if they leveled it up, like brentwood, pacific centre could easily move from practical pit stop to a true downtown hub. with the right mix of retailers, good eats, and maybe a little entertainment, this underground stretch could become the kind of place you want to hang out, not just pass through.