One of the larger malls in the North Road area. I'd say it's closer to Brentwood than Metropolis…read more Parking is plentiful in the nice large lot surrounding the mall. The mall itself has a few anchor tenants such as Best Buy, Walmart, and T&T. Other than that, there's a pretty decent food court and the usual random stores. The place does look pretty dated (1980s?). I think it's getting torn down at some point as part of the area revitalization.

The mall is so quiet during non Christmas time. The mall is clean and quite big. The busiest store…read morehere is probably Walmart. There are plenty of parking and I never had issue finding parking spot here.

Asian mall in the Coquitlam Centre vicinity…read more Parking is available on the roof of the mall. There's a ramp from the SE corner on Lincoln. This place reminds me of International Village in Downtown Vancouver. Almost looks like it was designed by the same company. Very similar looking signage and layout. Stores and a supermarket along the basement floor, and food court in the central 2nd floor. Interestingly, the general emptiness of the mall also reminds me of International Village. The food court looks pretty decent. Plenty of seating. Not sure if the place would be a shopping destination, but it's more of a food destination if one is in the area.

After living in Vancouver so long, I totally forgot about this mall existing. This mall opened 20…read moreyears ago. It was built by a rich HK businessman: Henderson Lee who also built Tinseltown. The layout of this mall is pretty similar to Tinseltown. I came here recently and I see how run down this mall has become. It is so old and neglected. The exterior paint was the original. Nothing has change much after it was built (other than it looking older and more run down). After Covid, looks like lots of store has closed. They have a food court in the mall on the second floor and it seems like that is where most of the customers hangout. I came on a Saturday at around 3 pm and it was pretty quiet.

'Westwood Centre' is an open area, ground-level 'plaza/mall' of a few restaurants, several shops,…read moreand various services. We used the venue for a little shopping and lunch on the way to a stay to Harrison Hot Springs recently. We took the opportunity for walkabouts before the restaurant opened. I walked the perimeter of the Centre, and captured a few photos of shops that caught my interest, while the ladies headed to some that daughter (who knows Port Coquitlam and this Centre well), thought her Mom would enjoy. And then as a threesome, headed back to a couple I had wished to check out further, and soon after, walked to the restaurant for lunch. Observations: - easily-accessed entrances from Westwood Street and Lougheed Highway. - nice-sized 'no charge' parking lot - with sidewalk access to all facilities around perimeter. - good quality, and nicely-varied selection of restaurants, stores, shops, and services. Glad we had time for a look around. I would definitely choose to return for a closer look at offerings provided at some shops in more detail, and especially so when having more time in-hand.

Excellent food, service, quality product, $$ value for your dollar…read more This restaurant loves to deliver it's food made with love. Always picture perfect (see picture), made with the most freshest ingredients, every single time. Because the portions are so large, I usually have one order made into two meals. I often order a bowl, hubby enjoys the falafel burrito. We love how you can custom make your order and the sauces to pick from are so good. I never write on YELP (but I do read & value its purpose/use) but this BarBurrito location in SunWood Square really does an amazing job.

Best employees and customer service. all are very kind and…read morefood quality is excellent

I have known and been going to Pinetree Village for a good long while - I believe it was the first…read moreCoquitlam venue visited, when I re-located here after retirement in 1995. At that time, it was specifically for some personal financial business (Royal Trust used to be located there), plus a few fish & chip lunches enjoyed (at C-Lovers) with re-found friends. Going there has "graduated" a lot from those early-days -- to including book shopping (Chapters), some food shopping (Save-On), several other dining experiences (adjacent, and nearby on Lincoln Avenue, and most recently, at Pho 99 within the Village), currency exchanging for trips (at Attar, on Lincoln Avenue), personal insurance needs (Hub International), and the like. Pinetree Village is an easy to walk, one outdoor level of retail shopping, dining, and service outlets -- with lots of easy to access vehicle parking, and walking access from bus and Skytrain public transit.

Back to the 'Village' this morning for some food shopping (at No Frills and Shoppers Drug Mart),…read moreand to walkabout and take a few photos of the various shops, stores, restaurants, and services located there.

Lots of good stores, even a new Kin's Market. No Frills, Shoppers, M&M, TD, RBC, BC Liquor, Mundy…read morePark Bakery and many more. The biggest PROBLEM is the PARKING. Might be okay in a smart car or a civic but if you value your paint job don't bring your mini-van, pick-up or SUV.

Im not sure why this store has such bad reviews?? We walked in on Friday for an event on SATURDAY-…read morevery last minute. And were helped right away by Fariba, she was so nice, cared and listened to what we were looking for, and we were able to get a full outfit with shoes in less than an hour!! Amazing service, thank you Fariba!

Went to Moores to buy a suit for a upcoming wedding I have, was greeted upon entry by an employee…read morehe helped me pick a very nice Calvin Klein suit the jacket fitted perfect but the pants were very loose and needed to be altered. I told the gentleman I wanted my pants tighter because that's how I wear them, he insisted that they were fine and said his 20+ years of being in this business were more important than how a customer wanted something. I also purchased a white shirt that had a stain on it upon purchase I was told that I had to wash the shirt anyway. At the end of the day I have to get my pants altered again and it's just a headache, I wish the customers opinion mattered a bit more and that workers were more courteous of these things cause at the end of the day we are paying.

Costco on Lougheed in the middle of Port Coquitlam…read more Parking is available in the surrounding lot. Plenty of spots. The place is nice and busy. Like the other locations, they really need to change the lineup area. The line backed up halfway across the entire store. With that said, this location is somewhat less busy than the Burnaby (Still Creek) location. Lastly, the Montreal smoked meat sandwich and fries with gravy felt good.

I will preface this review as being centred around the hearing center. My mother had to come here…read moreto get her hearing tested and to explore hearing aid options. The entire staff in the hearing centre department were so kind and patient towards my family and I. They made the process seamless and efficient. I am unfortunately terrible with names and had written them down, but I lost that piece of paper so I do want to stress if management does ever come across this review to please give extreme kudos to the hearing center team. The rest of the staff that we encountered at this location were also kind, and there were no qualms. The space was clean and the food court staff were also very efficient and quick. This location is not the typical one that we go to often, but I would recommend people to come here for their hearing aids easily!