What a lovely gentleman running the shop. Cute little place with a great selection of take and bake…read moreitems and meats and cheeses, some fresh produce and simple food staples. Got a chefs salad for the road when passing through town - fantastic salad with. Light lemon vinaigrette, jus of lettuces and fresh cheese, meats and an egg - best to go road trip food on my trip by far!

This place is great! It's got tons of local fresh and frozen that are high-end / organic /…read morefree-range and all the words you want to look for if you're looking for quality eats. The outside displays are always enticing; everything from fresh herb plants to produce can be seen as a backdrop to a small outdoor seating area, which is a great place to chill once you've grabbed a quick ready-to-go item for a snack or lunch. Typical items are sandwiches, fresh pizza, baked goods. Also, coffee is pretty decent. I'm a big fan of their move to support gluten free products. They currently carry Purest, a brand that's based in ON, and every Wednesday is gluten-free day; they have pizza and sandwiches that are really yummy. And, today I even scored a GF brownie - delicious. Prices definitely reflect the quality, which I won't complain about - it just makes it a more occasional stop for me.

This supermarket has that nice small town market feel. The staff are all very pleasant and help you…read morewhenever you need it. We had been up to this market in the past and saw their hot bar food, but didn't have time to get some, so we had to come back to try it. We ended up ordering some chicken tenders, potato wedges, and Mac and cheese. The chicken tenders were very crispy with a nice seasoned flavor. The potato wedges were very good! They had a nice crispy exterior with creamy potato on the inside. The Mac and cheese was good, with a creamy texture, I myself could have just used some pepper on it. We definitely will be back in the future to try some of their other foods and their subs.

This is a decent grocery store is a small town in northern New York. I was there midweek, shortly…read morebefore closing the week of thanksgiving. The town itself was pretty sleepy. There wasn't much open at all. I needed a few items since I was staying in the area for a few days. It was a decent enough selection for a small grocery store. Friendly staff. Ample parking.

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.

Small town country local grocer feel. Not a big store, but big on customer service. Has most of…read moreyour grocery & produce needs. Deli is amazing incl homemade sandwiches while you wait & homemade chilli. Butcher has amazing cuts of meat and takes special orders. Their handmade inhouse sausages are the best- no filler. Staff are super friendly and helpful.

It's like a usual Costco Warehouse. Members have access to reasonable prices and good quality. They…read morehave fresh meat, dairy product and fruits. You can always find great grocery deals here. The staff seem a bit on edge and not that helpful. The warehouse is clean and they are following all the COVID-19 safety protocols.

First - be aware of the price of items in your local grocery store and your ability to consume all…read moreyou purchase at Costco before it rots. Gas prices are always better at Costco than elsewhere. Go to the butcher and ask for a 10 pound chubb - this is a 10 pound bag of ground beef - it's a mix of all the beef they ground - it averages 92 to 96% lean. I generally do this in the summer when hamburgers on the grill are what's for dinner... a lot. Recently got a great rental car price - rented a Grand Cherokee for 5 days for just under $500 including tax - without it - it would have been over $700 before tax. Be a good consumer- do some leg work

A trip to Kingston wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Kingston Olive Oil Company. We are…read moreaddicted to the outstanding infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars. So many unusual flavours. On this latest trip we were travelling by train so took advantage of their free shipping with a minimum order of $120. We're trying a few new ones this time around: basil & thyme EVOOs, Espresso balsamic vinegar- can't wait to try it out with ice cream.

Super cute store located on Brock St just a few minutes from the main downtown corridor on…read morePrincess. I always make sure to stop by here whenever I'm in town! They have an amazing variety of vinegars (white balsamic and regular balsamic) and olive oils. The staff are very knowledgeable and can help you pair different flavours if you're feeling overwhelmed. Love that you can taste test the different products (vinegars and oils). They also run a bottle recycling program so if you bring back your washed bottles you can get 10% off a new bottle! They occasionally come out with new flavours so make sure to stop by every so often to check it out! Fun fact: this is also a stop on the Kingston food tours!

This small market is a great Kingston option for local-sourced food, home made preserves, butchery,…read moreand prepared food all in the comfort of the local neighbourhood. I like making stops in on Sundays to see what's new and what's available; so far this season I've had the pleasure of enjoying fresh rhubarb, fresh salad greens, jam and a few plants for the garden. The market operates only seasonally, but it's worth checking it out for the variety it offers from the larger downtown market that pops up more frequently.

This is a nice little farmers market open on Sundays. It takes place in the Memorial Center parking…read morelot. Its worth coming early since some market vendors sell out of fresh produce. Depending on what's in season, there is ample selection of fresh produce.

Cannot recommend. Accidental purchase of a product with meat. Next day came back with receipt and…read morewas refused exchange or refund. Zero customer service provided. This is their "policy". The cost to the store of an exchange would have been minimal in comparison to now losing our family's business + friends who we've shared our experience with.

Some of the cashiers could be nicer but the food and price is perfect and definitely make up for…read morethat. I love this place, we buy lots of food here and it lasts so long in the freezer.