Freshco have made great strides since they've opened. A discount store with a far better selection…read morethan a typical discount store. The Sobey's/IGA connection is apparent with the great quality. In these discount stores, the cashiers often leave you to bag your own groceries. Often, a few cashiers here will actually cheerfully do it for you. Floor staff is easier to find, and happier to help you than at YIG Cornwall (a higher priced 'premium' store). Thank you Freshco staff and management, you rock!

This Food Basics is the grocery store I frequent the most. The prices are very good, often with…read moremany sales. Fruit and meat are usually fairly fresh. The parking lot can be a bit of a chore getting in and out of. Most of the staff members are friendly and helpful. Especially one stock person who is always cheerful and singing. One staff member today even helped an elderly slow moving with his bags to his car. The overall cleanliness of the store is good. I would say the primary reason I attend this location however is proximity to my house. An average grocery store that I would not go out of my way to attend if I were to move.

I love to explore grocery stores that are new to me and this one was pretty good! They have a wide…read moreselection of items, though the prices really aren't that great. The service was good and the inside is nice and spacious, with a large parking lot as well.

Re: Chicken Tenders Only: I've seen other reviews praising…read morethe quality. However, my experience this afternoon @2:30pm was the exact opposite. Although I got them "hot and fresh" from the deli, they were tough, stringy and actually cold in the center. Label reads they were packed the same day as purchased but my teeth and tongue say they were possibly re-packaged. If they were indeed prepared and packaged the same day, then the deli Mgr should talk to his purveyor/supplier and check his source. Maybe I hit a bad day, maybe this was just a rogue chicken, but these were actually inedible and ended up in the disposal. Beware of the tasteless, tough tenders. Just saying...

Farm boy is everything that a grocery store should be! I've been shopping at various Farm Boy…read morelocations since 2004! Now living in Montreal the closest one for me is this Cornwall location! It's really a shame they cannot come to la belle province, Mais c'est ca! Back 10 years ago I got my wife hooked on the lemon garlic salad dressing! To this day it's her favourite salad dressing and we try to buy a case (of 12) twice a year! They have an excellent produce selection, seafood, cold cuts, and cool sauces and house brand Farm Boy brand + and excellent bakery! I've noticed they have boned up on prepared foods and have one of the biggest selection I have seen on K-cups for Keurig! It's really a shame we couldn't have FB in Montreal as it excels at providing a different yet fresh and cool selection of different products! We will keep coming back for the salad dressing and other goods because they are so tasty and awesome!

You think of sushi? Farm Boy is the place, I am NOT kidding! Call Han and ask for one of the…read moreplatters, grab it on the go and enjoy al fresco! Or just pass by and pick up your choice from the versatile selection of classics. Always fresh, delicious and you get a bonus smile from the team!

Staff is always super friendly. Food is good, places is kept straight. Great local convenience…read morestore. We frequent them often.

Has everything you need - gas, groceries, sandwiches and more. The location is ideal for a stop if…read moreyou're traveling from Brasher Iron Works or North Lawrence toward 37C, Massena or Akwasasne. Also if you're taking 37C from the rez to Massena bypassing 37's loop through the length of the rez, this is not far off the path. Just pop over the St Regis river at Depot Street.

Martins on Main is an Old fashioned country store. It offers many choices of candies, spices,…read morebaking items, pasta, great lunch meat selection, subs and paninis. We love their bacon, smoked pork chops and maple Greek yogurt. Great prices on all items. The counter and customer service is excellent, they always ask if they can help you find anything. Store is clean, large parking lot, it's of frozen items, baked goods and homemade pretzels. Has a public bathroom as well that's clean.

Using some ai chat bot to take their calls. Ruins the whole vibe of the place. So disappointed.read more

When in Canada, have a coffee at Tim Horton's. We were moving to our next location so opted to go…read morethrough the drive in for my hot latte. As usual, it was served hot and tasty. Drive through was quick and got us on our way in no time. Got what I expected.

Tim Horton's is the easiest place to get a quick bite and a lot of the times the only accessible…read moreplace to do so when traveling before the sun rises. I was driving from Montréal to Buffalo and needed some breakfast a few weeks back when this Tim Horton's location popped up on Waze. I was hungry, needed fuel, and figured I should definitely get both things done at once. The place was completely dead when I arrived and they had me in and out within a couple of minutes (the best way to do it). I ended up ordering two donuts, one which was shaped like a darn rain deer and another that was just covered in sprinkles. Both donuts were pretty good and tasted on the fresher side, kudos to you Tim Horton's. Overall, this is a Pretty standard Tim Horton's location and you already pretty much know what you are getting when you come here. I was satisfied with both the food and the service and would definitely recommend this location to others.

Grant's Bakery has been a family favourite for years during our visits to the area, and being able…read moreto bring back a couple of treats to share felt a bit surreal. (Their fruit cake and buns are a must-try, but seeing their delicious mille-feuilles and many other treats made resisting buying one of everything difficult). I had never been there as an adult without my parents before, and sending them a photo of me standing in front of it felt like documenting the passage of time. Which, I know is what we do on a daily basis with every photo we take or journal entry we write down. And yet, this somehow felt very different. It's not a bad thing. Rather, it felt like a way of remembering loved ones no longer with us, and celebrating the ones that are. If you're ever in the area, I highly recommend visiting Grant's Bakery- you won't regret it. As you as you walk in, they acknowledge you and ask if they can help you find anything. I know this is a typical practice but they actually seem more sincere. The establishment is clean and easy to walk through, even with all of the items you want to look at. The cost of the fruit cake/cherry cake is worth it as many of the ones you get at the grocery store are the same price but not exactly the same quality. They even have an option that is more round and looks like an actual cake- that was very tempting too. Hopefully we can stop by again during another visit to Huntingdon.

Tried one of their deluxe Christmas cakes and was quite disappointed. I had read that a relative…read moreworked for Wonder Bakeries years ago and that Grants cake was very similar. Not so. Their cake is so moist that it cannot be sliced properly. It reminds me very much of a well known "unbaked" cake made in USA. To me, not worth the premium price.