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The neighbourhood liquor store at Terra Nova shopping centre in west Richmond, open 9am to 11pm daily. Not the largest selection in the city, but staff will carry a case out to your car and the location beats driving across town for a bottle.
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Locally owned PharmaChoice pharmacy on No. 1 Road, handy for west Richmond residents who would rather not queue at a big-box counter. Prescriptions, home health and medical supplies, medication management, travel medicine and online refills.
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Thai cooking at everyday prices in the Blundell Centre plaza at No. 2 Road and Blundell. Curries, noodles and stir-fries for dine-in or takeout, serving the surrounding residential blocks rather than any tourist trade.
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A neighbourhood Chinese bakery of about a decade's standing at No. 2 and Blundell, run on self-serve tongs and trays behind glass. Pizza buns, mousse cake slices and moon cakes in season; whole cakes need a day's notice. Free lot parking outside.
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An independent Golden Village shop that pairs its bubble tea with Hong Kong egg waffles and ice cream, so most orders leave with a drink in one hand and a waffle in the other. Afternoon and evening hours only, running later on weekends.
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A 200-seat pub in the old Steveston Hotel with two patios that fill the moment the sun is out. Locals come for pints, pub food and game-day screens a block from the fishing docks, and it gets loud and busy on weekends.
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A pub on Sea Island at the north end of the No. 2 Road bridge, right beside the floatplane dock. The patio looks onto the river where seaplanes take off and land. A long list of BC microbrews and a menu built around burgers and fish.
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A casual bar and brunch room in the Executive Hotel on Alderbridge Way. Oysters, tavern burgers and smoked salmon, plus a well-priced happy hour with mimosas and fried chicken sliders. Airport and hotel traffic keeps the hours long.
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The cafe inside the 1895 Steveston Hotel serves a straightforward breakfast until early afternoon - eggs, bacon, hash browns and coffee. Unpretentious, cheap, and a genuine piece of village history that predates every patio on the waterfront.
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A Steveston Village patisserie doing classic French work: fruit tarts, chiffon slices, viennoiserie and cookies made fresh each morning. Regulars also come for the savoury quiches and the small freezer of prepared soups and meals to take home.
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Family practice in the Ironwood complex with onsite physicians, plus a limited number of walk-in slots for urgent problems. Handles early prenatal care, Pap tests, travel and flu shots, ICBC and WCB paperwork, and telehealth. Open Saturday mornings.
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A Steveston Landing gelato parlour making small-batch Italian gelato in house from fresh local ingredients, alongside frozen yogurt. Classic flavours sit beside originals, and the waterfront location is why the line stretches on summer evenings.
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No. 5 Road shop pairing tire sales and fitting with general auto repair and diagnostics. Weekday-only hours, but a useful single stop when a mystery noise and a set of worn tires need sorting at the same time.
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Roofing contractor on Vickers Way in Richmond, working across the Lower Mainland since 2014 with a second base in Surrey. A weekday operation covering repairs and full replacement on houses and commercial buildings, closed on weekends.
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Japanese restaurant at Lansdowne doing sushi rolls, sashimi and cooked plates in a comfortable dining room. A useful sit-down option in a stretch of Richmond dominated by Chinese restaurants, and it stays open through the afternoon.
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A long-running full-service flower shop in the No. 1 Road plaza in west Richmond, handling everyday bouquets, sympathy and funeral work, and wedding orders. Locals use it for same-day arrangements without driving into Vancouver.
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Family-run shop on Williams Road in south Richmond doing hand-tied bouquets, arrangements and event work, with delivery across the city. Handy if you live south of Blundell and don't want to drive up to the City Centre malls.
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Upstairs studio on Bayview Street by the Steveston waterfront, with a timetable that leans gentle: hatha, yin, restorative and sound bath, plus barre and mat Pilates. A good fit for beginners and for anyone easing back after an injury.
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A Hong Kong-style noodle shop in the strip mall across from Richmond Public Market. Wonton soup, beef brisket noodles and congee arrive fast and cost little. Plain room, quick turnover, and a long-standing local pick for a solo lunch.
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A private liquor store out on Westminster Highway in east Richmond, with a loyalty points program and free ice on orders over ten dollars. Prices are keen and the staff know their stock, so it is worth a stop if you are already out this way.
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Nail and lash shop on Alexandra Road, right in the middle of Richmond's restaurant strip. Gel manicures, pedicures and lash extensions, and a sensible stop to pair with dinner nearby since evening slots exist.
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A counter-service Chaoshan noodle shop that opened on Moncton Street in 2026, serving hand-pounded beef and pork balls in clear broth with rice noodles, white pepper and celery. A plain wooden room better suited to twos and threes than groups.
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A small pickup-only bakery on No. 3 Road working from a short rotating list of cakes and pastries. Order online or at the counter and collect at the store; their products also turn up at a couple of other Richmond dessert shops. Closed Mondays.
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Hand wash and detailing operation tucked off Minoru Boulevard, run first-come first-served with no appointment needed. Interior and exterior packages are offered, plus a standing discount on rainy days.
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