I wouldn't go here if I can avoid it. I hate this place, really. Dirty and very old. Some people…read morewere helpful, though. Can give them some credit for that. But, meh, really.

Not sure why this is on Yelp but I have eaten here so I'll review it. Their deli is a waste of…read moretime. Deep fried everything, no different than any other supermarket deli. They do make subs, bagels, and breakfast sandwiches. For a supermarket that has access to fresh everything, I felt like I was getting some pretty weak veggies on my turkey sub. Like Subway, everything is pre cut. Unlike Subway, their pre cut tomatoes etc are not getting used up fast enough and sit their for a long time. Same as thier breads. What should be fresh is very obviously a day or two old. Ok sandwich, but no better than I can make myself. Eating area is a joke also. Crammed with old people just sitting there not eating. Hard to find a seat a lot of times.

I had to update my review. The staff is still friendly and helpful, but the social distancing and…read moreone way aisles has really changed. There are frequently people going the wrong way or ignoring social distancing.

Be sure to check out the bakery and the deli. Both are fresh and tasty, and quite reasonably…read morepriced. I've grabbed both loaves of bread and sandwich meats, and been quite pleased. Prices on groceries are good too.

Incident happened on Friday April 15 at approximately 1300…read more I walked to the No Frills grocery store with my dogs. There was a male begging for money/food outside the store. I tied up my dogs by the carts and went into the store. The man asked for food as I was walking in as he stated he hadn't eaten for 3 days. I bought approximately $37 worth of groceries. As I was leaving, a woman I later learned was named Amber was on the phone at the window next to the exit of the store. If I have her name wrong, I apologize, but she was wearing a No Frills jacket and refused to give me her name.  I asked her if my dogs were barking. She indicated there was a man begging for food for his dogs. She then went on to say she had phoned the Humane Society on this man and his dogs. When I indicated the dogs were mine, she noted I should not have left my two 8-year-old border collies outside of the store to go in to get groceries. She then proceeded to berate me for leaving my dogs outside while I shopped. I want to reiterate in this letter that I have no connection with this man that was begging outside the store. The dogs were mine and I tied them up outside the store at the end of the carts when I went in to get groceries. I was in the store for less that 15 minutes. I want to know: 1) What is your policy about pets being left outside the store? 2) What is your policy for treatment of homeless people or people with mental illnesses? Over the years, my husband and I have bought many thousands of dollars of groceries from this store. We have lived south of this No Frills and have experienced it change from OK Economy to Extra Foods and now to No Frills. I feel affronted firstly that I was challenged for buying groceries for anyone. If I want to buy a banana at this store and feed it to the birds, that is my right. The same goes for me giving groceries to anyone I want. When I told Amber I had bought this male food, she told me, "Great. You are just adding to the problem". I find her attitude towards me abrasive and her attitude towards this man offensive.  Her attitude certainly does not involve compassion nor any thought towards mental health. She certainly has no business telling anyone what to do with their food that is purchased at that store. The last thing I said to Amber after demanding an apology and not getting one is I will not be back. Amber's response was "Good". Is this how you want the people that work at your stores to talk to their customers? Bevera Allan

Nicely designed store, easy to move around and well labelled. Fair selection of goods for what I…read moreperceive to be average prices. Staff are polite and will help packing bags, pointing in correct directions, etc.. The store is not too busy, loud or bright, making it helpful for people with any extra needs.

this store doesn't even deserve any stars! horrible experience at the till when they would not…read moreaccept my vouchers! talking down towards me like I wasn't in front of them.. WILL NOT return and Would NOT reccomne anyone to go there.

this is where you go when you need otherwise hard-to-find asian ingredients in regina. they have a…read morehuge assortment of condiments and ingredients, noodles, dried mushrooms and fish, and even snacks, herbal medicine, and cigarettes. everything is more than affordable. make sure you check out their wall of sushi and dim sum porcelain while you're there! and a couple doors down is ngoc van... go get yourself a beef satay sub :)

Save-On Foods is what you expect in a grocery store. The store is relatively new. The location is…read moregood and accessible. There is lots of room in the parking lot. The selection of food is good. Their online ordering and pickup service works really well.

Sold me toilet paper as Cottonelle but it is NOT Cottonelle. It has a pattern in it. Cottonelle…read moredoes not.

Great store and service. Very competitive with prices and a great selection less expensive than mostread more

Good selection of Jamaican and Caribbean foods. Ackee, Callaloo, Patties, you name it. Some…read moresouvenirs as well as beauty products. The staff is friendly and most helpful. Definitely recommended.

Sobeys is our "go to" grocery store for most of our food. They have a good selection of food and a…read moregood location. It is easy to get to and has lots of parking. It is great for a quick last minute run after work or for the regular weekend grocery trip. We still need to use specialty stores for some ingredients, but this Sobeys location has most of what we need.