Discover Top Thrift Stores in Coquitlam

A mixed bag in Burquitlam with some real potential. The store's well-organized racks and diverse selection make browsing enjoyable, especially during their frequent discount days. They've got everything neatly sorted – which is a refreshing change from most thrift shops. While the prices are generally fair, watch out for items in their "boutique" section, which can be unexpectedly steep. The staff experience varies wildly – I've had both fantastic and frustrating interactions here. Best on quieter days when you can take your time exploring. Worth checking out if you're in the area, but I'd keep expectations moderate.

Value Village is a massive thrift store with an almost overwhelming selection of stuff - seriously, you could spend hours here. The organization is decent, with clearly marked sections that make treasure hunting manageable. While their prices aren't exactly bargain-basement anymore (sometimes even rivaling retail stores), patient shoppers can still score some interesting finds, especially during their Tuesday senior discount days. The staff can be hit-or-miss with friendliness, but the sheer volume of merchandise makes up for it. Great if you're into dedicated thrifting sessions and don't mind digging, but maybe not ideal if you're looking for quick deals.

A solid but unexceptional kids' consignment store in Coquitlam - great if you're hunting for girls' clothing, but the boys' selection is pretty sparse. The prices won't blow you away, but they're reasonable enough for gently used kids' stuff. The store layout can get chaotic, especially in the toy section where you'll find jumbled puzzles and mismatched playsets. If you're looking to sell items here, brace yourself for potentially long wait times and picky staff. Better for casual shopping than consigning, honestly. Don't expect to find any high-end treasures, but you can definitely score some decent everyday basics.

This United Blvd Value Village is honestly a mixed bag these days. I've noticed prices creeping up to the point where some items are barely cheaper than buying new. The aisles are decently organized and you'll find your usual thrift store staples, but don't expect many jaw-dropping deals or designer gems. Staff can be hit-or-miss with customer service, though the clothing selection is decent if you're willing to dig. Best for basics and household items when you're on a budget, but serious thrifters might want to try other spots first.

This compact but well-stocked thrift store is a bargain hunter's dream - I've scored kitchen gadgets and wall decor for pocket change here. While the aisles can get tight and parking's a bit tricky, the consistently low prices make it worth navigating. The clothing selection is solid, and they run frequent 50% off deals that make the already cheap prices even better. The volunteer staff are genuinely friendly, and I love that my purchases support hospice care. Pro tip: hit up their book section where most titles are just 50 cents, but skip the so-so toy section. Their 14-day return policy on clothes helps make up for the lack of fitting rooms.