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Every business here has been checked by hand, filed under a real category and pinned to the part of Richmond it actually trades in. Nothing is auto-imported and left unread.
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Dry cleaner tucked into Blundell Centre, handling shirts, jackets, trousers and general garment care. It opens at 7:30am on weekdays, so you can drop off before work and collect on the way home with the groceries.
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EIZO Studio is a Richmond photography studio providing on-site school portrait days for daycares, preschools and schools across the Lower Mainland. We also provide same-day passport and visa photos for adults, children and newborn babies. Services are available in English, Cantonese and Mandarin. Our ground-floor…
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Quiet Alexandra Road shop that does a lot of sympathy and memorial work, including cemetery wreaths and standing sprays, alongside everyday bouquets. The owner takes custom orders by phone and will match a photo or a color brief.
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Ground-floor clinic in the Service Canada building a block from Lansdowne Centre, taking both walk-ins and booked appointments on weekdays. Runs a full family practice and refers on to specialists, useful if you need a doctor near the Canada Line.
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Long-running Cantonese banquet restaurant on the second floor of London Plaza. Big round tables, live seafood tanks and a dim sum service that starts early. Richmond families book it for weddings and birthdays as often as for a regular lunch.
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Small independent garage off Minoru Boulevard handling routine servicing and general mechanical repairs for daily drivers. Regularly named alongside Richmond's better-reviewed shops for fair pricing on ordinary maintenance jobs.
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Modern barbershop just south of Richmond Centre on No. 3 Road, geared to fades, tapers and beard work. Booking is done online rather than by phone tag, which is the main reason younger clients keep going back here.
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A Steveston Village practice that has treated local families since 1983, a few blocks from the waterfront. General checkups and hygiene alongside implants, Invisalign, laser work and snoring appliances, with kids seen in the same visit as parents.
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Small shop tucked into the Alexandra Road strip in the Golden Village, open since the early 2000s. Staff build hand-wrapped bouquets, wedding pieces and funeral tributes to order, and it is one of the closer options to the Aberdeen malls.
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A big, busy Cantonese dining room on the third floor of Aberdeen Centre, best known for made-to-order dim sum at lunch. Locals queue on weekends for har gow, rice rolls and egg tarts, then shop downstairs. Dinner shifts to seafood and banquet dishes.
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A 365-day-a-year strength gym a short walk from Lansdowne station, kitted out with Arsenal Strength machines you will not find elsewhere in Richmond. Every new member gets a one-on-one intro session, and there is a physiotherapist on site.
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Small reformer Pilates studio on No. 3 Road fitted with AXIS reformers, running group classes and private sessions. Quieter and more hands-on than the big gym floors nearby, and a common landing spot for people rebuilding after an injury.
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Named for its corner at No. 5 Road and Cambie, this is the neighborhood barber for East Cambie and the industrial pocket around it. Cuts, fades and beard trims without a long wait, phone ahead to check timing.
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Larger-than-average flower shop on No. 5 Road in east Richmond with a big cooler and long daily hours. Worth the drive for volume orders such as funerals, banquets and Lunar New Year, and for staff who walk you through the options.
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A small dessert cafe on the east end of Cambie Road that Tourism Richmond includes among the city's ice cream stops. It sits well away from the Golden Village dessert cluster, serving the surrounding residential blocks, so it stays quieter.
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A Cambie Road beer bar and grill carrying the long-standing Vancouver name, with a wide international bottle list alongside the taps. Burgers, wings and pub plates, screens for the game, and easy parking. Convenient to the Bridgeport hotels.
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A big, cheap Asian supermarket off Sexsmith Road that stays open until midnight every night of the year. Locals go for aggressive produce and seafood pricing, a busy barbecue and hot-food counter, and restocking that makes late shopping worthwhile.
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Neighborhood flower shop in the Garden City Shopping Centre at Blundell Road, open every day into the evening. Handles walk-in bouquets, occasion arrangements and local delivery for people around Blundell and Broadmoor.
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Design-led flower studio on Westminster Highway near the City Centre, known as much for its houseplants as its bouquets. Good for a considered gift arrangement or a sympathy order when you want something less cookie-cutter.
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A long-running Richmond independent that brews ethically sourced coffee to order and bakes its own cakes and pastries in house. Tucked into a strip mall on No. 3 Road, it keeps a steady weekday crowd of regulars who know the baristas.
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Richmond's flagship craft brewery, tucked into an industrial unit behind Ironwood Plaza. The tasting room pours a rotating lineup under sci-fi and pop-culture labels, with arcade cabinets, pinball, shuffleboard and corn hole, plus growler fills and off-sales to take home.
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A compact ramen shop on Bayview serving rich broth bowls, gyoza and rice sets. It closes Mondays and splits the day into separate lunch and dinner services, so check the hours before you walk over. Lines build fast on cold, wet afternoons.
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Richmond's kosher bakery, family-run and Filipino-Jewish, turning out challah, cinnamon rolls, croissants, muffins and donuts. The hours are short and it closes Saturdays, so plan around them. Bread is baked fresh rather than held over.
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Family practice on Blundell Road near Garden City, weekdays only and entirely in person rather than by telehealth. Also handles driver's medical exams, Pap tests and diagnostic imaging, with non-MSP walk-in appointments available.
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