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Steveston practice led by Dr. James Cadigan, mixing everyday dentistry with cosmetic work such as veneers, whitening and invisible braces. Also offers sedation, laser treatment and TMJ care for jaw pain that other offices refer elsewhere.
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West Richmond vet tucked into the Seafair Shopping Centre, in business since 1983 and now paired with Ironwood Animal Hospital under the same ownership. General medical, surgical and dental care for dogs, cats and small pets.
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Small west-side shop on Francis Road serving the Seafair neighbourhood. Men's haircuts, head shaves, beard trims and hot towel shaves, the sort of place you can usually get into without booking days ahead.
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Neighbourhood dental office in the Seafair Shopping Centre, serving west Richmond since 1981. Handles wisdom tooth removal, implants and emergencies alongside regular cleanings, bills insurance directly and accepts the federal CDCP plan.
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A family-run butcher in Seafair Centre, trading since the early 1980s and one of very few shops in the area that dry-ages its own beef. European-style cuts, house sausage, cured meats, local poultry and lamb, and custom orders taken over the phone.
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Full-service garage in Steveston's historic Marine Garage building on Moncton Street, doing general repairs and scheduled maintenance. The obvious choice if you live in the village and would rather not drive up No. 3 Road.
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A seafood bar and grill on the Steveston boardwalk, with Vicky's Lounge upstairs for drinks and harbour views. Fish and chips and chowder anchor the menu. The patio is packed in summer and it settles into a quiet local pub the rest of the year.
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Shanghainese restaurant on Westminster Highway where you can watch xiao long bao being pleated behind glass. Soup dumplings, pan-fried buns, braised pork and hand-pulled noodles. Busy at lunch and worth booking ahead on weekends.
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Casual Shanghainese spot on Westminster Highway known around Richmond for soup dumplings and pan-fried pork buns at prices that stay reasonable. Small room, quick turnover, and portions built for sharing across the table.
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Lamb specialist in Continental Centre cooking the northwest Chinese way: lamb soup, skewers, ribs, dumplings and buns, including cuts most Richmond menus skip. A good option for a group that wants something other than Cantonese seafood.
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Music school on an upper level of Aberdeen Centre offering private instrument and voice lessons, theory classes and exam preparation. Convenient for families already in the Golden Village for shopping or dinner.
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High-end piano showroom on the third level of Aberdeen Centre and BC's exclusive dealer for several European makers including Fazioli. Also runs a music academy on site, so you can hear the instruments being played most days you visit.
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A halal northwest Chinese kitchen off Saba Road doing cumin lamb and lamb, beef or fish dumplings boiled, pan-fried or served in soup. Portions are big and prices modest. One of the few halal options within walking distance of Richmond Centre.
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Locksmith and security firm trading since 1984, with a Richmond shop on Shell Road. Work ranges from everyday residential key cutting and rekeying to commercial door hardware, high-security safes and electronic locking systems. Open weekdays only.
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Broadmoor Village nail shop that has widened well past manicures and pedicures: nail enhancements, head spa treatments, lash extensions, microblading, waxing and a kids' menu. Handy for parents doing a two-person appointment.
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Organic milk soft serve topped with honeycomb, matcha syrup or sea salt, served from a counter at the McArthurGlen outlet mall on Sea Island. Lighter and less sweet than typical soft serve, open until 9pm, and a fair reason to break up an afternoon.
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Small Richmond practice in Keltic Place handling corporate-commercial work, residential and commercial conveyancing, and wills, probate and estate administration. Often used by Richmond business buyers and by families sorting out planning documents.
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Wedding photo and video studio on Horseshoe Way covering pre-wedding shoots, full wedding days, same-day edits and highlight films. It also books maternity and family sessions and produces albums and canvas prints.
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Skincare and beauty clinic in the Broadmoor stretch of No. 3 Road, serving south Richmond rather than the downtown crowd. Facials, waxing and skin treatments booked by phone, with free parking outside the door.
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Independent toy shop in the Hepworth Block in Steveston Village. Curated rather than crammed: wooden toys, Lego, Playmobil, puzzles, board games, kites and craft kits. The reliable answer to a last-minute birthday present in the south of Richmond.
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Independent Steveston skate shop, open since 2013. Builds and repairs complete skateboards and longboards, stocks decks, trucks and wheels from Landyachtz, Sector 9 and Powell Peralta, and carries helmets, pads and slide gloves for the seawall crowd.
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A family-run Steveston fixture since 1989, doing scratch breads, pies, cookies and custom cakes including eggless versions. The attached cafe serves all-day breakfast, sandwiches and a rotating homemade soup, so locals treat it as much a diner as a bakery.
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A family-run Chatham Street shop that has been cutting hair in Steveston Village since 1937. Adult cuts and fades run $29, kids $25 and seniors $22 on weekdays, with beard trims added on. Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended.
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Long-standing neighbourhood shop a block off the Steveston waterfront, selling bicycles and mobility equipment and handling everyday repairs, tune-ups and accessories. A local first call for a flat, a seized chain or a wheel true.
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