Wholesale Stores in Courtenay, BC

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  1. 588 Crown Isle Boulevard, Courtenay BC V9N 9W8

    4.1 Good 165 reviews

    “Good place to shop but product does change very often so something thats there today may not be tomorrow. Only problem is parking can be a problem as its a very busy place.”

  2. 4655 Madrona Pl B, Courtenay BC V9N 9E7

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “5 stars to Tim for going above and beyond (and outside of regular business hours) to help us get a customer without power up and running last night! You saved the day!”

  3. 588 Crown Isle Boulevard, Courtenay BC V9N 0A6

    3.7 Good 12 reviews

    “Lynne Fedorick and others seem to misunderstand the point of the Costco Food Court. It isn't a Whole Foods. It's a fast food stop where you can buy a hot dog and a pop for $1.50. No disrespect, but asking for "vegan" and "healthy food" choices is like asking McDonald's to start serving duck a l'orange with a side of foie gras. There are vegan options across the street at Thrifty Foods.”

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  5. 588 Crown Isle Boulevard, Courtenay BC V9N 9W8

    2.4 Poor 19 reviews

    “We went in for a last minute tire patch before our long trip back home and Clayton and Barry were so gracious to get us in last minute! Super friendly and understanding and overall good vibes! Thanks for saving our honeymoon!”

  6. 588 Crown Isle Boulevard, Courtenay BC V9N 3P9

    2.7 Average 33 reviews

    “The customer service is incredible. They have this young lady who dyes her hair this awesome purple ish color. She ALWAYS has a smile and they go out of their way to help.”

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