University Marketplace Shopping Mall

Greater Vancouver A, Canada

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5755 Dalhousie Rd, Greater Vancouver A, BC, V6T
UBC
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
340 ftUniversity Blvd. at Allison Road
420 ftWB University Blvd FS Allison Road
620 ftUBC Hospital
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Local time (Greater Vancouver A) 12:51 PM Saturday, June 21, 2025

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Near this location:
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2 reviews of University Marketplace Shopping Mall

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Place rating: 3
Vancouver, Canada
I’ve been here a few times when visiting some friends who are in and around the UBC area. This mall has a bit of everything catered toward students, however, you will notice that some shops have a slight inflation to corner the market and for convenience. The good thing is that during the day (class time) it’s pretty much a ghost town. Most shops have Wifi which is helpful.
Place rating: 3
Burnaby, Canada
It’s a little strip mall on UBC campus. It’s a good place to get your basics from school supplies and electronics (Staples), food (Only U Café, Pita Pit, Omio Japan Restaurant, and Vera’s Burger Shack), drinks (Starbucks and Pearl Fever Tea House) and groceries (Granville Island Produce). It’s rarely crowded with students, so it has a nice laid back feel to it.