This place is a hit and miss. Some items are cheaper and some just doesn't make sense. If you run a…read morebusiness or a restaurant than maybe it will work out for you. Otherwise, it really depends on what you buy. Some items require you to buy in multiple of 2 or 3 or even a dozen. Not all items are in bulk or sold in multiples of many. I can find better prices elsewhere for most of the items here. I am guessing that is why the store is never busy.

I sometimes come here to buy plastic disposable gloves among other items for food prep. It's like a…read moremini costco where it's basically a big warehouse and everything is on very large shelves. Unlike Costco, you DON'T have to buy a membership in order to buy stuff here. It's entirely optional. The membership includes perks like member only discounts though. Typical of warehouse stores, a lot of the items are packaged in bulk. For example, you can buy a 6 pack of giant condiment bottles instead of just one pack. Another thing is some discounts are only given if you buy multiples. For example, a bottle of sweet chili sauce goes for $4. But if you buy 4 or more, you get 50 cents off each bottle. All in all, this place is really good for people who buy in bulk. One small negative is that the price tags are hard to find. I came with old relatives who had to look very carefully for the price tags because they were jumbled up with other product price tags for other items that were nearby. Other times, you would have to stoop to the very bottom and peek under a not so see-through plastic lining partly covering the price tags. Also, some prices are more expensive than other grocery stores. I didn't buy a 12 pack of pop here because they were more expensive than other places. Came around 8pm and the checkout line was long. It stretched to the middle of the whole store. The line moved relatively fast and I got to the checkout lane 10-12 minutes later. They have a Walmart style checkout line where one giant line is for 4-5 checkout tills. As far as I know, there are no self checkout lines at this store. Staff here are pretty nice. I forgot an item and they let me run to get it and come back. They chatted about personal stuff with another staff member as they rang my stuff up though. Interestingly, even though Wholesale Club is a sister store of No Frills and Superstore, you CANNOT earn optimum points but you can redeem them here. At least that was what I was told by the cashier at the time. All in all, I would come back once in a while for the restaurant or food prep supplies which aren't really sold in other stores or buy items i need in bulk and get a small discount. 3 out of 5 stars.

My office started using Wosks Coffee this year for our coffee vending services. Their sales reps…read moreare helpful and not pushy, the delivery guys are some of the friendliest people I've met, and their ever-busy receptionist is very quick to place orders. They even do little reminder calls (once a week? biweekly? I haven't taken note), which is helpful when you've got 10 projects on the go and haven't remembered to check the coffee stash. We have a basic brewing system - a small industrial coffee maker, brewing one type of Starbucks coffee, and then tea, but they have a wide selection of machines, including those espresso pod machines. I highly recommend Wosks for any corporate coffee ordering.

My offices uses Wosks and I have nothing but good to say about them! They deliver in my area on…read moreTuesdays but even if I forget to place my order they make an effort to deliver on a different day. They're friendly and I never feel like I'm putting them out of their way. A+!!

Went there for the first time today and was impressed with products, price and customer service…read more Did not feel like I was being gouged at every opportunity.

From the owner: Products and supplies for Disaster Restoration, Carpet Care,…read moreAsbestos & Mold Abatement, Safety, Facility Maintenance/Janitorial. Dri-Eaz, Zipwall, 3M, North, RML, Nilfisk, Bridgepoint, Benefect, Avmor, Rubbermaid, Sprayway

Bulk barn is a store where you get to choose how much you want and instead of buying a big bag and…read morerealizing that you can't finish. I sometimes like to get a small scoop here or there. But I do feel this place isn't very popular. Selection is huge. Bulk Barn is owned by Loblaw. Service is hit and miss.

I like the concept of bulk bins as you could choose how much you need, especially if you just need…read morea little and do not require the entire box or bottle as sold elsewhere. I bought some nuts and dried fruits. Unfortunately they tasted stale and were quite hard too. Maybe there is a trick to shopping here. Only buy items which have a higher turnover? Come in when they replenish with fresh stock? Or maybe spices will be the better purchase? It is still a nice store to check out though.

Great bike racks! I think these are new and check all of my boxes: visible from the door, the right…read morerack type for maximum security, even a bit undercover. I appreciate that they grasp cyclists are actually an important and disproportionately profitable segment of grocery shoppers (look it up!). Those rack may secure more of my patronage as nearby competitors have not made such efforts. Famous Foods is an institution that has been with us for a long time. Unlike some stores where I think "if I want x item cheap go here", the deals, which can be really good, rotate. This place has a bit of everything but I like the bulk items and have often found myself here on the hunt for something rare in spices or bulk foods but I also have found cheap cuts of meat for a steal in the past.

Famous Foods has an excellent of selection of niche, organic, and grass fed meats. Prices with and…read morewithout promos are still hard to beat for a local grocer.

For homeowners this place has subpar customer service. Friendly people on the phone try their best…read moreto connect with representative you are working with, with little to no response. Late delivery of orders (multiple days) with a kind older man who is alone and unable to unload larger items that are shipped on pallets and obviously loaded with either a pallet jack or a forklift. Apparently "curb side" service means the truck pulls up to the curb and then it's up to the owners to unload their order. Not the drivers fault at all. I was contracted to site manage the renovation and tried twice to reach the owners representative without any callback, even though I left a message to try and find out when the owners order would arrive. I had not talked to this rep previously so my message asking for some information could have been from anyone of her customers as far as she would know, and no call back. This would appear the norm rather than a missed call to a client to their or their contractor. The upfront people who answer phone and try to assist are friendly and helpful and the drivers as well. Other than that, poor representation, lack of call backs and no way to safely unload orders onto the "curb" I would not recommend this company if this is how they treat all their clients.

Extremely helpful staff - Shahideh was fabulous in showing us a variety of products and able to…read morecater them to our needs and budget. Saved 40% over what other stores in Vancouver were charging for the exact same products. She discussed design with us, researched options, and made many thoughtful suggestions. The service section of the business was always busy, but maintained first class professional communication and courtesy. Maybe you might even make it there on "donut day" and share in the goodies! (We even returned a product for exchange - absolutely no questions asked!) Recommended without hesitation.

Very professional and courteous crew and the lights look great…read more These are not your "Canadian Tire" christmas lights - these are professional-grade, bomb proof, big, bright LEDs ! Thanks guys!

Did a great job on short notice. Dan was easy to deal with, led us through the design process and…read moremade helpful suggestions. The two installers were very professional and pleasant. We got compliments on the lights most everyday.