They had fresh turkeys advertised on sale for Easter starting on Thursday. I went in at 1 pm…read moreThursday and the young guy there said they sold out in a couple of hours. I returned my cart and went to Farmboy and bought my turkey along with all the other sides and apps. Like hell I was giving Loblaws the rest of my dinner business. This isn't the first time this has happened, if you put out specials you should have that product on hand. Certainly not just enough to say you had some and bet on the customer buying the rest of their stuff there because they've already made the trip.

Better than I thought. Good selection and a lot of sale items…read more It was better than the last times I visited.

This is a great little grocery store just North of the city. It's locally owned and operated and…read morestill gives that feeling even though they've expanded numerous times over the last decade. We always stop here on our way to the cottage to get groceries (and desserts!) They sell baked goods and breads from well-known Kingston establishments like Card's Bakery and Pan Chancho, which is very convenient. They also have a great selection of fresh produce and carry seasonal local produce.

Years ago, I used to shop at Farm Boy in Peterborough during my university days at Trent and loved…read moreit. Randomly stopping here a couple of weeks ago while visiting family in my homedown, I rediscovered the brand. For those familiar with Trader Joe's in the States, I would say this store is very close to that level of awesome-ness. Well laid out and lots of "healthier" and organic options. We have tried a few of their store made products including their fresh salsas (try the pineapple one - its amazing!), pizza and pasta sauces. Love how you can find brands here you can't find anywhere else (at least to my knowledge). They have a separate meat counter, deli counter, and prepared foods section along with a large produce area as well. You can even pick up beer and flowers here - a one stop shop! We now make a point of shopping for the week here before we leave town when visiting my family. Can't wait until we get a Farm Boy in our neck of the woods (aka Toronto)!

Stopped in to pick up some green beans. I knew it was the last day of the sale but I did not expect…read morea display of rotten beans. They were disgusting. There were wooden crates in front of the display empty except for the top one which had the same rotten beans in it. I saw what I thought was an employee from the produce section and I said "your beans are rotten." His reply was " a lot of them in there are". Why would a store like Farm Boy dish up the last of their rotten beans instead of discarding them. I was very disappointed that a store that prides itself on its produce would actually charge for rotten beans let alone expect people to buy them.

This is one of my regular grocery stops even though I now live in Gananoque. Selection and produce…read morequality are good. Staff is pleasant and helpful.

Very much not impressed with the quality of the food, staff and store management. I really hope…read morethey find a way to offer fresher food and better service.

Rude self-checkout lady. Had green-ish hair and glasses. Was blaming us for the weight imbalance in…read morethe bagging area when we had a lot of items. Had an extremely bad attitude and refused my friends student discount for minor damage on the sticker. Never returning. Save your time, money and good energy for another grocery store that will treat you better as a customer.

Went to return the rancid corn I had bought that morning. Without the receipt all I could do was…read moreexchange it for more rancid corn... Face palm.

I mostly checked out their produce section. Their veggies are so fresh and so cheap compared to…read moreother places (ex. Valumart)! I was pleasantly surprised. However, the okra was a huge (and possibly the only) letdown. The staff was a little dismissive, but I get it. Long and busy day at work, so I hold no grudge. They have ample parking spaces and the store itself is very spacious. They have a lot of sales and I find the prices quite phenomenal and I don't say that very often! I will definitely return if I'm ever around there.

I love the nice layout of this store. Open and roomy, they have a nice selection of just about any…read moretypical food item you might need.

We ordered a fruit basket ($25) for the second time for delivery to our daughter for Easter. We…read morewere stunned again this time by the amount and selection of fruit that was included plus cheese and Easter and other chocolates. You will not find a nicer or more generous or good value gift basket anywhere!

Very clean store, nice people, great prices, cold drinks! They sell mostly everything you need for…read morea good weekend, I would like a bigger chip selection, but other than that it's good.

Great local grocery store. The owners are wondersul and approachable always there to help and open…read moreto suggestions. The grocery store has been renovated and definately is better laid out. Fresh produce upon entrance with deli oN the right. You can find fresh baked goods at the back and the rest of store is easily identified by bright and clear signs.

This grocery store is very expensive. Whatever you buy at this Foodland, you know you are paying…read moretop dollar or more for it. If you have to shop at this grocery store, just buy what is on sale. It is more like a convenience store with it's high prices. If you have a bigger grocery order, you would be better to drive East to No Frills or Food Basics. With Foodland's high prices, you would think this was the only store 500 miles back in the bush. It is the only grocery store in Amherstview. It is too bad this grocery store is so expensive because there are a lot of people on welfare and disability who reside in Amherstview that have no transportation. A lot of those people must have to rely on the food bank to supplement their groceries if they can only shop at Foodland.

This little grocery store has all the fixings for a student version of a gourmet dinner. What do I…read moremean by student gourmet? Well, they have all the regular student fare (asian noodles, bulk foods like trail mix and chocolate covered peanuts), but also supply a great selection of more desirable goods like Pig & Olive meats, fresh sushi (to-go) and a great supply of fresh veggies, fruits, eggs, cheeses and dairy products. Thus, you feel a bit more like a grown up when you dine on items from Grocery Checkout! Prices are comparable to Metro, I think, so they aren't gouging students, who must be their primary audience. But, it's not a bargain either - so if you are looking for discount, you better keep on walking down to Food Basics. What this place does do is provide snacks, meals and grocery items in a central location that is perfect for students and staff of Queen's. Staff are friendly, and the layout is compact but well-kept.

Just finished the greek pasta salad. While the flavour was overall good I've never had pasta that…read morewas this wet. If the pasta was allowed time to dry it was fine, however not my favourite pre-made item I've had from this grocery store. Additionally, my friend just finished the kale pesto walnut salad. Neither of us thought the addition of kale to pesto was a great one however we thought we would check it out! The promise of walnuts was not fulfilled which seemed strange considering that the "walnuts" was included in the name. Eventually we decided to mix the excess oil from the greek pasta salad with the kale pesto walnut salad. While this helped the kale pesto salad be a bit more moist, it is clear that this combination was not what grocery checkout intended.

I've been shopping here for 12 years since moving to Kingston, and it's a great supermarket. Good…read morefruits and vegetables, PC products, a well-stocked pharmacy section, and great sale prices on meats. I've never encountered a staff member who was anything but friendly. Lots of parking, and outside of COVID lockdowns I've almost never had to wait for a cashier. Still my favourite place to shop - and I live on the east side, where there are two other grocery options.

wasn't sure if I going to post but decided that the. ,incident had upset me too much…read more I use a walker and sometimo a 4prong. Cane. To start wilh it can be difficult to shop using a grocer cart and a walker. when I first got to the store I asked the the Two young ladies if I could leave SOMETHINGS IN in the office' i should add,these young people were very helpful and polite''IT TOOK ME A LONG TO DO MY SHOPPING BUT I DID IT. GOT THE CASH AND ASKED THE CASHIER and asked if someone please bring me up. 10 bottles PC sparkling water The cashier said we normally only help with large orders' So I said ok I will put . The bottles in store basket and put it inside the store Cashier grabbed the basket said. NO you can't the basket outside the store because there getting stolen. No no no one point she asked me to move to let another around me I asked her to stop pushing my grocery on conveyer as my balance was extremely bad' Thank goodness the same 2 young ladies that were keeping my belongings helped get a cart and packed the and took it outside for me A big thank you to both young ladies' I truly appreciate your kindness' Lastly all I wanted was to do shopping by myself' But felt awful ' to be treated like this Again to the 2 young girls thankk you'