bad customer service…read more expired food expensive The washroom was disgusting just imagine how the kitchen must be I will not return

While staying in nearby Niagara Falls, we decided to explore and stopped here for breakfast and a…read morebit of shopping. They have plenty of fresh pastries, but since I am gluten-free, I went with a smoothie, which was good. Afterwards, we wandered around the store and picked out a few treats for our trip. The Prana chocolate covered sesame bites were our favorite. There are plenty of European/global items to choose from. Service was friendly, and the store was clean and bright. We'd definitely stop here again when in the area.

If you're staying near the Clifton Hill area, shopping at Jim's No Frills is the best way to save…read moremoney when you on vacation and don't want to buy every meal out. Jim's is a short driving distance or bus ride (Red Line) from the Clifton Hill area to Lundy's Lane. Unlike everywhere else in the area, parking here is free and there is plenty of it. On this visit we picked up some canned corned beef, English muffins, raspberry jelly, a variety of coffee, cookies, energy bars, potato chips, and bananas. Some items were priced at a great rate; however, some like egg's were astronomical, I think they were like $12 here and converted to $8 and change; probably an issue everywhere in CA right now. The store is very clean and organized, all of the staff are friendly. The store sells a bunch of diverse food and seasonings I don't usually see at my local grocery back home like Pork loin cornmeal thirds, pain grille a l'ail, Naan, mincemeat, Ketchup flavored potato chips and much more. If you are on a budget and don't want to spend $20-30 per person every time you eat near Niagara Falls, you can definitely save a few bucks by purchasing some groceries at Jim's and making yourself a sandwich or other snack Togo.

One of the most disappointing customer service experiences I've had…read more I was shopping with my friend, who was helping me carry a case of 24 bottles of water while I carried a case of 12 sparkling water. We went through the self-checkout, and I paid for both items. I even left with my receipt in my hand. As we were walking toward the exit, the cashier near the self-checkout loudly called us back and told us we needed to pay for the items. We both turned around completely confused because I knew I had already paid. After an awkward silence, another customer waiting at the self-checkout spoke up and explained that the unpaid items belonged to a different self-checkout and had nothing to do with us. It took another customer to point out the mistake. What disappointed me most wasn't the mistake itself--it was how it was handled. Once the cashier realized she was wrong, there was no apology, no acknowledgment of the embarrassment of publicly accusing a paying customer, and no concern for how the situation had affected us. She simply continued serving other customers as if nothing had happened. We were left standing there until I finally asked, "Are we good to go?" before being told yes. Mistakes happen, but customers should never be accused before the facts are verified. A sincere apology would have taken only a few seconds, yet none was offered. I have already contacted customer service because I believe this situation deserves to be addressed. I hope no other customer has to experience what my elderly friend and I did.

It is 24-hours, has everything a person needs, relatively close to the falls area, and beside that,…read moreit has friendly staffs. It looks like U.S. Kroger, Smith's and Ralphs grocery stores.

Nice selection with reasonable prices. We grabbed sushi and some snacks. Good quality. Would…read moredefinitely hit up this place for a quick meal or necessities!

I have dealt with the PHARMACY for a number of years and would consider no other. The staff go out…read moreof their way to explain and/or assist in whatever way possible. Thanks!

We went over the border to see the Winter Festival Lights and stopped to get a few snacks, chips…read moreand sodas for our trip back to the States! It's a tradition for my son and I to try anything different we can't get normally from home! We love anything peach flavored and found Canada Dry Peach in glass bottles! I've seen them also as Presidental Choice Peach but I'm not sure if it's seasonal or just sold out. ( I didn't bother to ask this time) What I did find was Canada Dry Ginger Beer!?!?! Only 2 were left and it said "New"... When I tell you it reminded me of the Caribbean!!! That Ginger Beer was strong but in a good way! Also kept it's fizz! Leo joked that it was impossible to drink it quick, you had to take your time! This is coming from a 16 y/o!! I will definitely make a habit to stop through and purchase again! Supermarket was clean and organized. Staff were friendly.

Great sauces but I did not find them too crazy hot lol…read more... There was one in the fridge that ppl were trying and screaming. Jeremy was nice he helped us out!

Since 2022 there has been a shortage of the popular Sriracha sauce. So when I came across Pepper…read morePalace, I figured maybe they will carry this sauce. My first impression of the store, I thought it look pretty gimmicky. But to my surprise this specialty store, offers so many wonderful pepper flavored products. You have salsas, spices, sauces, and marinades to choose from. All of these items come in different levels of heat. Again I came for the sriracha sauce, and like so many other stores. They didn't carry the sriracha sauce, but they did carry a very similar sauce. Well actually, the sauce Pepper Palace carry's is waaaay better.

Produce is fresher & cheaper. Easy to find food & home items. Enjoy shopping for new items…read more Cheese & lunch meat is exeptional. Employees are pleasant & helpful.

The main cashier was very extremely rude, because I 3D printed my key for the carts so I didn't…read morehave to use a quarter and I tried to explain to her that I had one but she kept insisting that we use a cart with a quarter inside and I almost had to tell her off and didn't even apologize and or bother to look at my cart

Wide selection of items. The store was clean and organized. Prices were decent. Friendly staffread more

I m sooo happy that I found Napa Cabbage at this store and that also in abundance:)…read moreThis is probably the only store I know that actually has a Wine Rack inside. I loved shopping here...the store was nice clean and organized. Will be returning:) Cashier was friendly too:)

Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to find an Indian grocery store in Niagara Falls!…read moreWe drove about 10-15 minutes from the attraction area for fried chicken at Popeyes on Lundys Lane and to our surprise, found this store two shops down! It is very big inside and carries all your standard Indian spices, necessities and more! They have a huge selection of 'Namkeen' - Indian savoury snacks as well as freshly made roti and thepla (Gujarati spiced flatbread) which you can purchase! They even have spiced masala chai as well as henna cones! Very random find but worth checking out!

I came here to buy a big slab of Paneer and on the way out grabbed a few Dabelis which I usually…read moredon't like but theirs were ammazing! The owner seems like a sweet and honest guy! Great selection of spices, specialty flours and rice. Gujarati inclined stuff..lots of kulfi flavoured ice creams, deserts and much more. I was not lucky enough to find ready made Rotis. Will be sure to return!

This is a small asian market that has mochi ice cream (red bean, my fav!) lots of japanese candies,…read morefrozen goods and noodles/soups, sauces and everything you need to make sushi rice and things. I spent $27 on frozen edamame (really good!), red bean mochi and some candies so it's quite pricey. Very lovely people who helped me though and love that it was attached to the restaurant we were going to as they were able to hold the goods for me.

Terrible service. I wanted to read the menu for the sushi restaurant next door but the cashier took…read morethe menu right away from my hands and just gave me the business card. How am I supposed to know what to order when I can't read the menu???