Good selection of fresh produce, prices are reasonable and checkout is always quick. I appreciate…read morethe increasing stock of other food products as well, this saves me a trip to the grocery store.

If you wanted fresh produce with reasonable prices, this is your store. There is no reason to get…read moreall that stuffs from a supermarket if you'd get them from Mary's. Celery is selling at supermarkets for over $4 and Mary's is selling them under $2.

Not that great went for heirloom tomatoes the ones there were all mouldy would not recommendread more

This farmer market kind of sad. The turnout isn't that great. OR maybe it is due to Covid. I came…read morehere on May 23. It was definitely nothing special. I do find the New West Quay farmer market has more to see. Maybe when Covid is over, more people will show up. There are plenty of free parking in the area. Sunday is unlimited parking.

I go out of my way to support local small business. I don't mind paying more to help foster…read morecommunity business. Over the years since it opened, Kin's Market has had several ownership changes. The quality of the produce has fallen with each new owner. Now tired, bruised fruit and over-ripe vegetables seem to have become the norm. It's truly unfortunate as I've visited the Kin's Market in Ladner when visiting friends. Their produce is amazingly fresh, no "seconds" or stale dated produce, just truly fresh, crisp and fairly priced. It reminds me how great our Kin's market used to be ... I keep going back hoping that the owners will realize that poor quality at regular prices is a poor business model but such is not the case. Today, I've decided shopping here is not worth my time or money. HSS

Nice location, near the highway…read more As usual, they're all cold inside. Came in for amazing deal on blackberries, just $1.99. Friendly service. Free parking. Minimum $2 for debit.

Our family of 5 visited the Surrey Farm for a blueberries U-Pick after the first week of July. The…read moreU-Pick area was smaller than normal farms. They have about 8-10 short rolls. There were 2 other customers in the field with us. We were able to keep distances. The u-pick blueberries farm of right by the road. You can see and hear cars driving while berries picking. The blueberries were huge and semi sweet. We were there for 20 mins and was able to fill $14 worth of blueberries. Before we go, we also bought $21 for 3 flats worth of blueberries home. The farm bought berries were sweet but way smaller than U-Pick. This is a much smaller farm than the once we have been before. No ice cream place or kids play area. They only have a farm market and farms. Overall, we had a great time. The kids were so happy to see huge blueberries.

Went there the other day to get blueberries as they were advertising $7 a flat (4 pounds) for…read moreblueberries. These are seriously the best blueberries I've had all summer (I love blueberries and have been eating them weekly and have gotten some from farms in Richmond as well). They were huge and very sweet. I will most definitely be back to get more! I agree with previous reviews about customer service. They aren't the friendliest there and the woman working the cashier till was pretty standoffish. However, I can put up with it as the blueberries are that good.

It has become a tradition to hit this place on a Saturday! Their prices and selections are…read moreincredible. I can do my weekly shop entirely here. Lets start with selection. This place is huge! You enter in the 1st produce area. On the right is all your pastas, salsas, pickles, dairy, non dairy, and everything in between. On the left is breads, meats, more produce, treats, and tons of local products (soups, Perogies, candies, etc.). Prices are very reasonable and they have amazing options specials. Currently, if you spend $25, you get a free bag of potatoes. Service is wonderful. They make it really easy to come back. Children carts (that are cleaned frequently), and plenty of hand sanitizers scattered around the store. Plenty of parking too. My favourite thing about this place is how wonderful they treat the little ones. Its Easter and they hid eggs around the store and had treats/prizes. Its very friendly focused! Thank you!

I had a problem with some vegetables and the Manager was amazing, no hassle, took care of the…read morematter with excellence. highly recommend this local market. Cheers,

I never thought I would find the most delicious box lunch and dessert in a Chevron Parking lot but…read morehere I am, excited to eat all that Scottzer's has to offer. Walking up to their table set up, they seemed to really have their act together. We had 4 choices for a boxed lunch ($10) and I chose a roast beef on focaccia which came with gravy, a chocolate chip or snickerdoodle cookie, carrot sticks, chips, mini loaded potato salad and a mini water. My partner had the pastrami sandwich with a pickle and the same chips, salad and cookie. The sandwiches were tasty, filling and the bread, delicious. I loved the gravy for dipping my roast beef sandwich- it seemed almost decadent for a box lunch! They also had freshly baked strudel ($6-enough for 4 generous slices) which we purchased for a treat later. The boxed lunches are honestly adorable and had so much food, it's enough for two- but I wouldn't share! I think next time I head to Birch bay or Blaine, we will pick up more to enjoy on the beach.

Recently this store changed ownership, but I've been regular customer here for eleven years, buying…read morethe bulk of my produce here during that time. On May 4, 2019 the Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a food recall warning for the GPM brand of pea shoots sold at this store, which were recalled due to listeria monocytogenes. The same day, after being alerted to the recall, I brought two packages of pea shoots that I'd purchased a few days prior back to the store for a refund. The refund was refused by both the cashier and the manager because I no longer had a receipt. I have had to return recalled food items several times before to different stores, and have always been provided with a full refund whether or not I had a receipt. This is standard retail protocol when the Canadian Food Inspection Agency reports foodborne illness associated with a product. Of course virtually every store these days will give you your money back with a receipt. But stores that value your business and are keen to keep you coming back as a customer will give you your money back if you return the product without one, especially when the product may contain gram-positive bacterium that causes severe illness and mortality rates. If the manager of this store had offered a smile and a refund, it would have cost them six dollars, the price of two packages of pea shoots. Instead, they have not only lost a loyal long-term customer who spent thousands of dollars per year in their store, but they have also lost the business of my entire family and four of my friends, all of whom were regular customers but have now also decided to no longer shop there after hearing about my experience. The lack of customer service is inexcusable and the customer care is reprehensible.