Good small stores, has just about everything you need. The…read morepasty I bought had gone off (my fault for not looking closer through the package), but everything else was affordable, fine, good quality and the store location is convenient!

This is the main Tim Hortons here in Listowel (the one on Main Street is just a kiosk) and it's…read morebusy! It is part of Canada's largest quick-service restaurant chain and it shows... Sometimes it seems like the entire population of the local area has invaded this location.

Sandra is always very helpful and friendly. Very willing to help with anything you need. Love the…read morestore and the friendly atmosphere. So many things to choose from :)

I picked up groceries for my wife using delivery service at the store…read moreZehrs staff was prompt and courteous I've definitely recommend using their service in the future and we will continue to use her pick up Service

This is my regular go-to grocery store and I don't usually consider shopping anywhere else; That is…read moreuntil I met the dreaded "Val". My shopping trip had started as any other, fridge was empty, I was hungry and I had to resist the urge to open the crackers in my cart in the middle of the store and have a snack. Anyway... Everything was all fine and well until I got in the checkout line. As I approached the checkouts I noticed one line was considerably shorter than the others and it seemed like a no-brainer. I proceeded to unload my cart onto the belt; That's when the barrage of questions started, and they didn't stop. I was berated with questions about everything from my weekly menu to my brand of tampons; none of these questions where asked in a casual whisper either; Val was using what I could best describe as her "OUTSIDE VOICE" to ask a series of completely unnecessary, over-personal questions. Seriously, it was loud enough that I'm pretty sure the guy at the milk cooler knew which brand of tampons I was purchasing. Zehrs continues to be my regular grocery spot, because who am I kidding-I'm not going to food basics; but I will never-ever-ever fall for the short line-up at Val's till again. There is clearly a reason it's always a short line-up. I would rather wait in a 40 cart line-up than have another encounter with Val. If she were the only cashier in the store, I would drop a loaded cart of groceries on the spot and go home-I don't really need to eat that badly. Store gets a 5, Val gets a 0.