I forgot a box of groceries after check out. Customer service helped me out when I came back. They…read morewere awesome. Thanks

There's pretty much only one aisle you should be shopping in, that's the Natural aisle…read more I love this about superstore, they've tapped into the Natural market and put it all into one cenvenient aisle. Kind of sad though at the same time. Just goes to show you 90% of the rest of the store is junk. Want cancer? Shop in every other aisle but the Natural aisle. *Just Sayin'* But that's what I like about this place, I walk in and go straight to that aisle. Trying new things to get that little more edge on life.

Pine Centre location. They mess up my delivery order 80% of the time. They will say items are…read moreunavailable but if I go online the item is still in stock. I have had to call the manager multiple times due to the incompetence of their staff. They do not read the note for personal shopper which leads to these mishaps. They try to pick the order the day before even when it has fresh baked goods on it. Just a terrible experience.

12/8/24 about 10:00 AM shout out to Mohammed who did extra mile to get for me more fresh cilantro…read more Thank you

This is an interesting review for me because this Starbucks is the closest one to where I grew up…read more My high school is just down the road and my old neighbourhood just past that. I am looking at the mall surrounding this Starbucks and it looks nothing like the non-descript strip mall of my youth. It's better, but in some ways I wish the old one was still here. Alas, progress. Had Starbucks been here when I was a teen, it wouldn't have mattered. I hated coffee then. Getting up early was easier then too. Coffee seems to be one of those rites of passage into adulthood. Being here is also a reminder of how the rest of the world has made its impression on the town I grew up in. As Starbucks go, this is a nice one. I'm reminded of where I am because of the faint rotten egg smell from the pulp mills which power this town's economy. (I've never noticed it until now, but the smell is faintly reminiscent of urine.) I could work in this Starbucks despite the dreary, overcast day with the smoke from nearby forest fires also in the sky. Busyness - It's slow on this Saturday morning, but I'm sure it & the drive-thru are busy during the week. With the University of Northern BC just down the road, I'm sure this Starbucks is regularly full of UNBC students. Noisiness - It's a slow weekend morning, so it's not noisy but the refrigerator hum is ever-present. Ambience - All expectations of decor & colour scheme are met. There's a gas fireplace in the corner & relaxing music in the air. The lighting isn't that bright, but light levels are good with extensive floor to ceiling windows. Power - There are only a couple places with easy access to power, so you may need an extension cord. Floor to ceiling windows hamper power availability. Starbucks should have in-floor outlets maybe? Free wifi - I see the signs, so I have to believe it's here & works. No laptop with me today. Staff - Friendly & attentive. Seating - There are 16 seats here and a few tables on a decent size patio. The two armchairs are right in front of the gas fireplace & I'm sure they're prized positions in cold PG winters (not as cold as they used to be though). The tables are the small round cafe style, so not much room. There are two larger tables to work at & with good access to power. Security - The usual precautions apply. That being said, this isn't the 'hood.'

The store inside is closed. Whatever. Fair. Covid. After 10 minutes standing in the drive through…read moreline, in the rain, they then decided to tell us we can't order through the drive through walking. We have a trailer on, and can't make the line without messing stuff up. No signs or anything saying we can't walk through the drive through line like everywhere else allows.

Fresh buns & bread made daily in the store. Fresh meat & cheese. One stop Italian shop. Imported…read moregoods. It's definitely a place to check out.