We were oh so happy to discover a Freson Brothers location on our recent hockey adventure to…read moreDrumheller. Nestled inside this location is a Starbucks AND they had a hard to find studded lilac cold tumbler my friend has been looking for!!! The main reason for ur visit was to grab lunch in between hockey games. My kiddo was beyond satisfied with the in house fried chicken and momma was happy with the sides - I always love the root veggies and baked beans. We got the family meal and it was more than we could eat - even with a starving hockey player, lol. I'm happy eat in dining was allowed - Freson Brothers dining is always comfortable and easy. I appreciate the self serve water and coffee station. Two thumbs way up! We will definitely be back on our next adventure to Drumheller! (So why 4 stars insured of 5? Grocery prices here are higher than average. So if cost if your biggest concern, I wouldn't pick this as my one stop shop. That being said, they do carry a HUGE variety of options including local, organic, and their house brands).

What a beautiful store! That might seem like an odd way to describe a grocery store but it is one…read moreof the most visually appealing grocery stores I've ever seen. All the baking supplies are in a kind of faux pantry simulating one's own kitchen. The produce seems to be displayed by color so one is surrounded by reds, greens, yellows and more. There are many many local products from produce to jam to locally roasted coffee. A giant candy section includes old-fashioned to most recent candy with everything in between. To top it all off there are unique gift items on display throughout.

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Stettler Farmers' Market is a regional event that brings in local farms and growers to the Stettler…read moreAgricultural Society building every Tuesday between 4pm and 7pm. The market features some traveling merchants as well, such as meat providers from Camrose and fruit vendors from British Columbia. The market is open just 3 hours (4-7pm) on a weekly basis during the main spring and summer months. This means the vendors have a strong shopping venue because of the limited availability of the market. Going to the market today, rhere were indeed local farms, and also fresh produce from local Hutterite colonies as well. Aside from the produce there are a few vendors who are local, but regailing other wares, such as Tupperware, home care products and more. There was also one vendor with baked goods. Generally, the traffic and the crowds were focused on the produce. The prices were, however, not comparable to local grocery store produce which sells for considerably less. For example, ears of corn sold for about the equivalent of $1.17 each (6 ears for $7) at the farmers market , while being priced at just $0.49 at the No Frills just 1/2 vlock away. Inspecting the corn, they seemed equally sized and fresh. In general, the prices at the Farmers' Market seemed more expensive as a rule. The assumption is that quality and freshness would make the difference, but I wasn't able to see that from cisual inspection. All the people at the market were kind and it wa a pleasant, if busy, experience.

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From the owner: We are a Hutterite Colony produce Alberta Beef, Chicken, Pork, Eggs and Produce. We believe that…read morethe food we produce not only tastes better, but it's also better for you. We use sustainable farming practices to produce premium quality food products that are packed with essential nutrients and minerals. Our meat are hormone-free and antibiotic-free, which means you can enjoy the delicious taste of meat without worrying about the negative effects of added hormones and antibiotics. Our pigs are humanely raised, and our hens are free to roam in clean and spacious barns, resulting in healthier and happier animals.