7 Days Smoke Shop

Vancouver, Kanada

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+1 604-215-9121
Adresse:
1407 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC, V5L 3X8
Grandview-Woodlands, The Drive
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960 mCommercial-Broadway Station
980 mVCC-Clark
1 kmCommercial-Broadway: Platforms 1 & 2
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2 Bewertungen zu 7 Days Smoke Shop

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Rating des Ortes: 3
Vancouver, Canada
It is easily missed but close to the train station. I always come here before catching the #20 going downtown to get some ice cream. They’re the only store that has the MINT Oreo ice cream sandwich. $$ but awesome. Customer service is awesome. It is a very hole in the wall place.
Rating des Ortes: 3
Vancouver, Canada
One of a handful of 24-​hour convenience stores on the Drive, 7 days offers the standard convenience store fare: snacks, magazines, transit tickets, etc. It always feels as though the guys working behind the counter are quietly assessing whether or not you are a troublemaker. I don’t blame them –they probably get more than their fair share of crazies in the wee hours of the morning.
Their prices are fairly steep for what they sell (think $ 2 for a chocolate bar), so it’s really only worth stopping by once the local grocers have closed, or you need transit tickets. That being said, I’m willing to pay those higher prices every so often when I need my late-​night chocolate fix. It’s times like that I’m glad places like this are around.