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Korean salon on the third floor of Aberdeen Square, open daily from late morning to early evening. Go here for Korean perms, magic straightening and cut-and-colour work; staff speak Korean, and the mall parking makes it painless.
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A waterside eatery tucked behind the Bayview shops, best known for burgers and a brunch that runs all seven days and stretches to crab cake benedict, cabbage rolls, borscht and chowder. Casual and rustic, and easy to walk straight past.
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Independent shop on Alexandra Road selling road, mountain, electric, commuter and kids' bikes alongside components, helmets and cycling shoes. Repairs and tune-ups are quoted free up front, which makes it a straightforward place to bring an older bike.
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The local roaster that took over the old Starbucks unit at Terra Nova, bringing house-roasted beans, a bakery case and a big neighbourhood room to Richmond's west side. Handy before or after a walk at Terra Nova Rural Park.
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A cake boutique and small cafe on Alderbridge Way doing custom celebration cakes plus neat single-serve mousse and entremet desserts, with coffee to sit in. Order ahead for anything specific rather than counting on the display case.
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Clinical-leaning skincare spa on No. 3 Road offering signature, collagen, dermaplaning and vitamin C facials alongside microneedling, laser genesis, photofacials and laser hair removal. The estheticians are trained in-house by the founder.
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Barbershop in the Broadmoor Village plaza at No. 3 Road and Williams. Straightforward men's cuts and fades for south Richmond locals, with free lot parking and a grocery run available in the same trip.
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A Blundell Centre bistro with a reputation for generous portions at low prices, run by operators with decades in Richmond kitchens. The menu mixes Western grill standards with comfort plates, and it draws a steady regular crowd.
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Richmond moving and storage firm on Burrows Road with more than sixty years in the business. Handles apartment and house moves, senior relocations, office moves, long-distance and cross-border jobs, plus packing supplies and containerized storage.
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Persian and Mediterranean cooking on the Steveston boardwalk, with charcoal kebabs, lamb and vegetarian plates plus a fish-and-chips option for anyone who wants the classic. Waterfront seating and later closing on weekends.
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Corner flower shop at Westminster Highway and Gilbert Road, a short walk from Richmond Hospital, which is why a lot of get-well and sympathy orders start here. Long-tenured owner who will build to a budget, plus local delivery.
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Independent Richmond insurance brokerage on Westminster Highway near No. 3 Road, handling ICBC Autoplan, private auto, home and commercial policies. Small enough that you deal with the same broker each renewal rather than a rotating call centre queue.
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Richmond's long-running sports pub on Blundell Road, with more than thirty screens including three large ones. There are separate pub and dining sides, weekend entertainment, and standard pub food. The default neighbourhood spot for watching a game.
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A Taiwanese cafe on Alexandra Road, family-run since 1987, serving tea and coffee alongside a full menu of rice and noodle plates. Old-school, unhurried and open late, it predates most of the Golden Village restaurant strip around it.
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A private store in the Garden City Shopping Centre with a premium spirits selection that regulars rate above the government stores. Competitive pricing, same-day delivery, open until 11pm, and parking shared with the Save-On-Foods next door.
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Richmond solicitor's office concentrating almost entirely on estates: wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements, probate and estate administration, plus wills-variation claims and elder law. Thirty-plus years at the same narrow specialty.
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Ironwood Plaza nail salon with a broad menu: acrylic, gel and solar nails, hand and foot care, a kids' list, plus lashes, microblading, threading, tinting, waxing and facials. Walk-ins welcome and open seven days.
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A busy Hong Kong-style cafe off Hazelbridge Way known for late hours and an enormous menu of rice plates, congee, thick toast and milk tea. The kind of place Richmond families end up at after a movie or a long day of shopping.
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Licensed infant-toddler and group childcare on Mellis Drive in East Cambie for ages one to five, with separate rooms for under-threes and preschoolers. Inclusive, play-led programming in a bright purpose-built space off Cambie Road.
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Buswell Street nail lounge a couple of blocks off No. 3 Road, open until 8pm most nights and 6pm Sundays. Gel manicures, pedicures and nail art, with online booking and a big base of repeat downtown-Richmond clients.
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An unusual pairing across from Richmond Centre: a coffee bar from the Fresh Press team sharing its floor with a travel agency. Good espresso and pastries in a bright modern room, with enough seating for a long laptop session.
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A private store tucked into Lansdowne Centre next to JYSK, open long hours and an easy walk from the Canada Line. Craft beer fridges, a broad spirits shelf and fine wine, with free mall parking. Useful when the government store has already shut.
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A small scratch bakehouse tucked into President Plaza that bakes everything on site using French technique. Croissants are the draw, especially the double-baked salted egg yolk custard one, alongside cream puffs, cakes and matcha or black sesame pastries.
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Licensed play-based programme on No. 3 Road for three- to five-year-olds, including a supported development stream for children who need extra help. Inclusive by design and a long-standing fixture in south Richmond.
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