Prices are good for everyone to afford. I have never had a bad experience shopping at Country…read moreGrocer. The staff are friendly and courteous.

I am weary of having many rain check slips in my wallet. I…read moreshop every Monday and it is becoming far too often the schedules run out. ......More tomorrow ..... doesn't hold it for me ..... I am of an age, need a walker to traverse the blocks to the store. ...... cannot go back "tomorrow." Can you not use some logarithm to figure out adequate amounts for the size of the store and number of patrons.????

The staff here are usually awesome, and produce is so fresh! I have unfortunately had two negative…read moreexperiences with a cashier named Cristhian (spelled that way on name tag). Last week, he shrugged when I asked where the disability scooter was, and he told me to ask someone else. It was behind him. He wasn't even busy. At 5:30 pm Jl. 3/26. I asked for help finding the TP that was 35% off, because a palette was in front of the TP. He sent a pleasant young man named Sean after it, who brought back the wrong one. Sean went back. Cristhian then told the Customer Service guy Drew, that Sean had not brought the one he asked for. Well, C had NOT specified details to S, and I said so. C rolled his eyes and tried to argue. He also argued that the $28.99 TP was the same price as the $19.99 one on Rewards. He tried to put his own mistake on me. I own a small biz. Let me tell you, this guy is nothing but a liability.

I had a very pleasant experience shopping for my groceries here. There were lots of sales on…read more everything that I needed was in stock. Thank you - Missie

Lovely little 7-11. Has plenty of hot and cold food options. Even a little freezer section. I'm…read morefrom the states so paying 55 dollars Canadian for chewing tobacco is outrageous. But it's a nice eye opener. The area isn't the safest due to the tweakers and unhoused.

I am not sure what has happened to their espresso machine, but the Americano has ceased to be…read moredrinkable. It is watery and bland. On mornings when I need a coffee to jumpstart me so that I could make coffee, this is where I would go. Now, this is off the table. The staff here are great, with it being a clean and well kept store.

As a disabled person, I was willing to pay the outrageous prices due to a disability scooter being…read moreavailable, and super helpful staff. However, on a recent visit a male staff from Produce repeatedly reached over me and bumped into my scooter as he fawned over an ablebodied customer in line. He acted as if I were an object. No "Excuse me," nothing. When I spoke up, he mansplained how he has the right to do this and, "I'm sorry YOU feel THAT way." I told him he was physically hurting me, besides being rude. He continued to abuse me. The Human Rights Tribunal confirmed I have grounds for a disability discrimination case. An assistive device is legally part of a disabled person's body. What this employee did was assault. As well, the payment terminals have been moved so they are too high for disabled people to reach from wheelchairs. Thanks, but I can pay more reasonable prices for organics at regular grocery stores, and get treated as if I am human. As I said, I went to WF mainly for customer service. Not to have my human rights violated.

Whole Paycheck, as it used to be called, is not that bad regarding pricing, and they often have…read moredeals, so I no longer call it by that name. However in the sandwich department, they have really fallen down recently. I used to buy lunch there often but stopped when their selection became smaller and much worse. Today I bought two sandwiches, both suffered from soggy bread and insufficient ingredients. One was an egg sandwich with barely a smear of egg, whereas not that long ago the egg used to burst out of the bread. No butter, no margarine, no nothing. WTF? And to make matters worse, wilty old lettuce. This is a disaster, a sandwich disaster. Cheaping out on egg? Egg is not expensive. Why? Cheaping out on hummus? Why? Hummus is also cheap to buy and cheaper to make. The other sandwich was made with hummus or was supposed to be. It was soggy, with the smallest amount of hummus possible. There were tomato slices but when pulled out they were old and wrinkly. I'm old and wrinkly too but don't want that added to my sandwich. So Whole Foods, if you are listening, I'm not buying sandwiches from you again and if you're wondering where your customers are going, try building a better one, like you used to do. ,

I agree with the frustration of high prices reviews Yet any…read moretime I have needed a staff member they have been there and given me valuable advice ( even when the clerk is on their break .) Can you get that at wal-mart? Um, no. As a senior with a limited pension, I still think that it is better to shop local. Do I want to support the Wal-Mart conglomerate? Hell- No..... Thank-you for listening to this dinosaurs opinion.

As a frequent patron of this store, today I went to the customer service desk to ask a question and…read morewas answered with such a rude and hostile tone I was startled. The older woman with short red hair essentially barked her answer at me and treated me like my mere existence was a nuisance. The interaction left me absolutely confounded & frankly quite upset.

One of the worst pharmacies in the area. You have to stand along the groceries and talk through a…read morelittle hole in a plastic screen. The staff are only able to deal with one person at a time. .

There is one very special cashier there - her name is Kayla - who is so amazing, professional,…read morepolite, helpful that I cannot say enough and I hope her supervisor sees this review. She is of the main reasons I shop at this location so take note powers that be - it's the people who are at the front line that make this place work and are not taking home the big bucks I can assure you. She is a great person and I wanted to make a comment about her. Thanks Kayla. You always make my day! Janice

We drive out of our way to come to Thrifty Foods because we know they have everything we need at a…read morebetter price than most of the other grocery stores. The fruit is as fresh as it comes in Canada. The meat department has a good selection of carnivorous delights. The young woman who works in the seafood section is SO cheery all the time. We love buying seafood here! They have Mum's favorite lobster and it's not a bad price. Nice people, fresh groceries and a good location make this Thrifty Foods our favorite store for appies and dinner. Lots of parking too!

thrifty Foods has a phone but never answer it! . could care less…read more Why have a customer service phone that is never answered?

Produce was very good but gentleman at the counter was friendly but quickly took my American money…read moreand gave me change in Canadian and it rushed me out. I got taken for a couple of bucks on the exchange rate and it was clearly intentional. I said I would rather use my credit card now. He said no the transaction was already gone through. Cheated me. Buyer beware

First time to this store or chain, but as it was recommended place to shop (by my friend who has…read morechecked out several shopping options & others I'm cat sitting for), I figured why not check it out. i just needed a few basics for finishing up my supper plans after all. I was happy with the amount of selection throughout the store. There's lots of premade/quick to add to meal options in the first aisle as you walk by the sandwich prep area. As I did arrive within the last hour they were open, I didn't do a full exploring kind of shop. I had a mission & didn't want to overstay. However, what I did notice is that things seem well stocked, with recognizable labels for both conventional & organic items. I found what I wanted & a bit more (hurray for eggnog still being available after New Year's Day!). At the till, I left thinking prices seemed about the same as the other 2 market/grocery stores I've stopped at. This one was just much more manageable for me to shop. I really enjoyed the fact that it is small enough that I'm not using all my energy to reach the dairy/fridge aisle. I didn't see any aisle description signs but then again, as this is a smaller store there isn't a giant long section & you can see things a lot easier from either end. Store seemed clean & accessibility wise was decent for width of aisles, entrance/exit. The line-up area/ access space around the tills would be easy to navigate for any mobility aid. Important to note, there's minimal street parking available. Definitely one can describe this market as a neighbourhood market & best to walk there, bike, bus or be dropped off. I also have to note it was a nice surprise to see the person stocking the store was able to help manage the line growing at check out. That's rarely the case in bigger stores to have a till open up. The only reason I'll give a 4 star is that the person stocking throughout the store passed me several times while I was shopping. Yet, never asked if I needed help or if there was anything in particular I'm looking for. I found things well enough by myself but that kind of struck me as odd. It was also weird for what seemed to be a community store, not to have a welcoming vibe from him or any of the staff throughout my shopping time/check-out. Overall, decent place to grab groceries or find some prepared items to make your meal prep easier.