After shopping at the adjacent Walmart Supercenter (a Real *American* Superstore?), I thought I…read morewould stop over here and see what this is about. It is quite similar, a super store with grocery, bakery, softlines, frozen, and such. Restrooms are upstairs, I assume to not mark off important space from the sales floor. Stairs and lift to access. And while there, a really nice "birds eye" view from above. Self checkout preferred, they did not have many staffed checkouts open this morning. [Review 1434 of 2024 - 112 in Ontario - 22457 overall]

Metro is the best store I have ever been to. The employees are so nice and are always there if you…read moreneed help. Don't even get me started on the seafood, it is the BEST seafood I have ever tasted.

Guess who'll be visiting this new hot grocery more often? I came here two days in a row. The first…read moreday inbetween working to grab something quick to cook for lunch. The second for some family groceries. The variety of food is incredible, fresh, and well organized. The people working there are friendly and helpful. There is a wonderful space to sit inside and outdoors to drink coffee, eat, and hang. Best part? It's actually affordable. We bought groceries for the whole family for a week, fresh produce with some specialty foods, and it cost us less than an arm and a leg

This store is awesome usually. The flat chicken is so easy and healthy. Every thing is always…read morefresh. It is a great store and even the hot food is pretty good. Except the person making burgers was sweeping away and purposely not looking at me like I don't want to make a burger. So I ended up across the street in McDonald's. FYI this happened at 4-5 pm

Perfect size market for me. Discovered chocolate butter tarts, oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, Las…read morechicas del cafe coffee, fresh corn. What will you discover?

A manageable market with fresh meats and produce, and an excellent selection of spices. They also…read moredo some specialized prepared foods like mac and cheese.

Its clear this Foodland is under new management again. Unfortunately its needs alot of improvement…read more First thing I noticed was a low volume of produce and the produce was wilted, not good quality. The freezers were all frosted up and 1" of ice on the ice cream . The doors were all moistened up and you could not see inside. The deli counter had no deli meat only solo cups and candy. The shelves were pretty sparse. The meat counter was a bit iffy. Some of the meat looked a bit sketchy. Meaning discolored. Some of the coolers/freezers had no lighting . You had to open moistened doors to see inside. Either lightening is not working or bulbs were burnt out. The worst was the customers service from the cashiers. I am a frequent customer at Port Stanley Foodland and I have never bagged my own groceries there. They go above and beyond and treat you with the upmost respect. Unlike St Thomas where they would rather stand around and talk and push your bags and groceries to the end and watch you bag your own groceries. I am disabled and although you can't tell on the outside it would have been nice to have help. I asked the girl for her scanner so I could scan the water in my cart, so I didn't have to lift it out. I was met with rudeness. After that she didn't even look at me or speak to me. She just turned the bank machine around and waited for me to pay. She then went on to chat with her colleagues. In Port Stanley they will tell you the amount and begin bagging your items. They will ask if you had a scene card and if you want your receipt. Good thing I knew about using my scene card or it would not have been scanned. Port Stanley always has fresh produce and the store is clean and well stocked. The lighting in the St Thomas store is very deem. Its very dark in there . I think the new manger should take some pointers from Port Stanley otherwise this store will go down hill very fast.

What a great place just to drop in and have a quick lunch and look around. They have everything in…read moreeverything except the kitchen sink, which is in the back of the restaurant not for sale great service and friendly.

Great customer service!! Highly recommend The Windmill great place to shop. Agreed they need to…read moreimprove their layout customer flow.

Very friendly. Cheese selection is really poor unless you like spicy cheese. Very disappointed I…read morewill not be back

Nice selection of cheese, meat, candy and cookies. Some pickles and jams as well. Excellent aged…read morecheddar. Love the chocolate coated sponge toffee.

Went in today and got a few sandwiches made and some baked items and of course got a few pistachio…read morecornetto's to go with my espresso.

Real European sandwiches and other grocery goods. Prices are fair, about $6 - $8 for a sandwich…read morewith cheese & your choice od meat.

I went here about 3 weeks ago. There was nothing anywhere. The deli, meat and cheese areas were…read morecompletely empty. It looked like they were closing up for good. Does anyone know if they are closing?

They are done. There's no reason to even stop there. The last time I was there (a few months ago),…read moreeverything was pretty much gone, and they had one remaining ECF employee. No cheese, deli meats, or fresh meat. It's apparently some sort of tax write off.

This local grocery store is exactly what is named. No frills. Had a great selection of groceries…read more Produce was fresh and had a nice variety. Not exotic items, but good basics...apples, oranges, bananas, assorted vegetables, salad, etc. Had name brand dry grocery items as well as off- brand options. They carry organic eggs, peanut butter, plant-based milks, vegan options, etc for the health-conscious. Cashier was friendly and shelves were well stocked. We were able to get everything we needed for our week-long camping trip. Easy in, easy out with no wait. Bring your own bags or buy them at the checkout.

Well, this is a very good local No-Frills - all of your basic grocery needs. I even bought some…read moregreat, frozen P.C. puff pastry to make some desserts over the fire at our campsite in the Pinery. The prices are very competitive with the other grocery in town, and plus, they take PC and Optiumum points too. Very friendly check-out people had no problem about altering my bill when I realized that I had forgotten the 3 bags of ice for our coolers. A nice, local and friendly place. The advertisements of local notices on their corkboard as you exit testifies to the true home-like nature of this place. I even bought kimchi there.