I went to S store on Sackville Dr. about 2 weeks ago and bought 2 pot of plants for 34.00. One…read morePetunia for me to go with the other 16 I have. LOL And a begonia for my sister. They both dies ( the only ones that did) my other ones are from Costco and Wal-Mart and did not cost as much as these. I just got off the phone with the front end manager ( Kathleen) and she really did not care. Very disappointed in Superstore Again!!!!

I enjoy this location. I frequent it very often. It seems to…read morebe upgrading all the time with what's considered current in most Superstore locations which is great. I know where everything is and don't often get lost. Everything is open and convenient. The staff is usually friendly and very helpful. My only complaints are that they don't have as much local produce as they did years ago and wish the bigger chains would start allowing more local farmers to sell at their closest locations. It seems better this year than last since they launched a local produce campaign, but I still don't feel like it's at where it used to be or even should be. Especially with the local markets. I also don't like having to wait months for an item I use frequently to be restocked, though this has only happened a few times and has since seem to have changed for the better and hasn't happened recently. My last and biggest complaint is the deli. We buy sliced deli meats directly from the deli counter and it seems if you go for service there almost what seems anytime after supper (more so anytime after 7) that they can't serve you because they've cleaned and shut down the machines for the night. Isn't the store open until 10 now?? I can appreciate and understand areas closing down for 9pm, but 2 hours before so I should still be able to pick up my shaved black forest ham and sliced angus roast beef. All in all we usually try and time for the deli and still enjoy going to this location.

I love this Sobeys. It's fairly new & is really clean. It's not too big & everything is easy to…read morefind. The grocery manager always listens to & answers questions. The cashiers are friendly & fairly fast. Parking is always easy, carts are always cleaned, the meat, produce & bakery departments are always fully stocked & the food is fresh. W Russell

Being a Western Canadian living in Washington state in the US, the whole Sobeys thing is a bit new…read moreto me.. I really miss Safeway and their particular way of doing things, but I think thats more out of homesickness than due to them really being any better.. Actually I've been starting to think that Sobeys is doing much better with regards to their selection than their western competitors..especially in the organic/alternative department and with their gluten free products.. Since I live in the US, its still difficult for me to stomach the exorbitant prices of everything, but that aside I still think they do a great job and I love how well organized and clean everything seems to be.

Busy little supermarket in a remote area so I'm sure the locals appreciate it. We are staying in a…read morehotel downtown Halifax and noticed this store on our way to Peggy's Cove. We decided to stop in on the way back to pick up bottled water and a couple other things for our hotel room. I stayed in the car while my husband did a quick run in and out. He reported that the store setup seemed weird to him and he spent a lot of time looking for the maple cookies. Cashier was friendly, he just thought the layout of the store was confusing. Hard to comment about the prices because of currency in Canadian and we are from US so everything seems so much cheaper. Posted sign says 2 - 24 pk water for $5. That would be $3.66 U.S. Dollar! Or $1.83 per 24 pls.

My go to when i am in the area. As a tourist I appreciate a full sized grocery store so i can buy…read moresnacks, water, and even produce when i am staying at a cottage with a kitchen. Conveniently located near the highway

This is a fabulous store and given the paucity of interesting things to do in Halifax, this was…read moresurprisingly one of our favorite experiences in Halifax's truly dull downtown . The international section is especially well stocked with quite exotic offerings. The service personnel were also excellent.

We were in Halifax on a cruise and wanted to buy some Candian treats, preferrably maple candies,…read morefor gifts back home. Google maps revealed that this grocery store is a short walk from the cruise terminals, though you have to walk away from it a bit because of the railroad tracks. We found displays of maple syrup but had to ask for help finding the maple candy. It was in the bakery department and there was only one option but it met our need. There is plenty of parking for those with cars.

I love Pete's hard to find unique and import items. If you're looking for respite from the…read morenever-ending monotony that is shopping at the regular grocery stores, I definitely recommend it here. When you walk into the store, the first thing you notice is all the British imported food and snack items.. Reminds me a lot of my childhood and I usually buy something for nostalgia sake. Right beyond that is beverage display case with all sorts of drinks you'd rarely see elsewhere. I especially enjoy their local and import ginger beer selection, as well as Ribena. Beyond that the store is a mixture of exotic cheeses, excellent produce, a deli, health food aisles and the British butchery. This butchery is especially known for its Nova Scotia lamb, which is the best I've bought anywhere around here. The beef steaks are a close second. Needless to say, due to the nature of the products sold here, the prices are exorbitant.. I keep Pete's as a treat to go buy a few luxury food items if I haven't entirely blown my food budget for the month. If my budget hasn't been blown yet, it's sure to be so once I'm done at the Frootique. While many of the items are quite unique, there are many food items that are..items which can be purchased at your regular grocery store for half the price (ie. many of the dairy products). I also think the space the store occupies is much too small... you constantly feel like you're in a traffic jam trying to navigate the narrowly jam packed aisles, and always a hair breadth away from knocking things over.. the store is so cramped, I picture knocking something over as having a domino effect.. dropped a bag of chips?...there goes the whole aisle. The check out staff are fast, friendly and on the ball with keeping registers open. I don't necessarily see this as good customer service, though... since the store is so cramped, if long lines were to form then customers in line to pay would take up half the retail space (I've seen this happen here more than once). I definitely recommend this place, though, even if just to window shop. You might discover something new on every visit.

Pete's has the freshest produce. We go there to see what new product we can try. He always has…read moresamples of different things to try. We love their smoothies. We enjoy the staff and it is always a great crowd of people.

This Atlantic superstore is generally clean and easy to shop at. The produce is good and they have…read moreeverything you find in superstores - clothing, home accessories, books, photo developing, pharmacy items, etc. Lots of parking out front. The check out lines here can be long at times so I usually use the self checkout.

Great place to buy your groceries, staff are friendly and are there to help you when needed.read more

They don't monitor their expiring food. They choose to still sell it. This has happened multiple…read moretimes to me and people I know. Their workers will argue with customers and complaints about this store are never taken seriously. The amount of gates and hurdles they have upon entering the store to deter theft because of their Starbucks location they have in the front is absolutely absurd to try and navigate with a cart of any size. There are no proper bathrooms for the public to use as well as the manager being a bully to the local panhandlers/homeless who are sometimes outside the store. Don't give this place your business.

Today my wife and I purchased one bag of flour. Wanted to pay cash so went to customer service…read morewhere you must have 10 items or less. We had one. There were two girls behind the counter doing nothing. We were told we had to go to a checkout because the checkouts weren't busy. Went to the checkout line and only two were open each serving someone and five people with full carts in line. Went back to customer service and spoke to an on duty supervisor who was now willing to check us out. My wife was told customers are told to go to checkout because if they are not kept busy they will have their hours cut. We could have gone to self checkout, how would this affect their hours. There are serious problems with the way the Truro SuperStore is managed and that is why my store of choice is Sobeys.

The layout of the store is very straightforward. The employees are always hard at work but when…read moreasked for assistance they are always willing to help. They always have better deals that are at times dollars cheaper than the Sobeys nearby in Stellarton. They sell the same products as most Sobeys locations but don't seem to run out of options as quickly as other places.

I had ordered pre made pizza and I got dough and pepperoni also some snacks for the weekend but…read morethat wasn't in there

TL;DR/The Short Version: Cool little urban grocery store. Has locally sourced products. Baked goods…read moreand prepared foods are available, in addition to regular groceries. The Slightly Longer Version: This urban grocery store reminds me a lot of The Kitchen Table of days gone by (in Toronto). It has a small amount of groceries and has baked goods from local suppliers as well as prepared ready-to-eat foods. They had some locally brewed kombucha too. Prices weren't too high, reasonable for what it is. Store is bright and clean looking. It's not quite as big as Pete's Frootique on Dresden Row, but they are a bit similar. (192)