Back in the day, IGA was the only chain grocery store in Invermere and it was a dank old store…read more Several years ago they moved to their current location and opened a brand new large store. A few years later it was rebranded to Sobeys when Sobeys did their big house cleaning out west. This store has all of the amenities that you'll find with other stores in larger cities. Other than on busy summer long weekends, the lines don't get too long. Its odd, but people shopping here seem to be afraid of the self-checkout machines. The lines at the cashiers could be 5 people deep, but there's no line for a self-checkout machine. This might be your best option if you want to get in and out quickly.

Great produce. I do find the cherries are a bit pricey, $5…read moreper pound is a bit much, discount should be offered for this fruit. Purple Yams are delicious, I had to go back to this place just to get more of that yam and peas. I love that they offer discount if you pay cash on certain days. A great place to check out for sure for visitors in town

Hopkins Harvest opened several years ago in the former Don Quixote's restaurant location. While…read morethey focus on local produce and food items, they also used to have a small restaurant which no longer exists and now just has ice cream. While the fruit and vegetable selection isn't vast, its all what's fresh and in season. Inside the market are coolers and freezers with locally made products. There is a range of meats, cheeses, milk, sausages, soups, and more. The ice cream I mentioned earlier is from D Dutchmen Dairy out of Sicamous, BC as are the cheeses. During the summer the market is open daily from 9-7 which is pretty good hours for a small market in this valley, especially on a Sunday. Note that these guys are cash only, but there is an ATM in the store.

Stopped in for some staples to get us through the last few days of our vacation here in Radium Hot…read moreSprings. Decent sized parking lot for a market. Plenty of variety of items inside, especially for a small town market. Much more than I expected. They had decent produce and selections in the deli. Prices were pretty comparable for a small town convenience market. Staff was pleasant and service was quick and efficient. As others have mentioned, be sure to empty your items from your basket and put the empty basket on the floor in front of the counter. It's not like the states where checkers usually just scan the items when they remove them from the basket, then bag them. Overall a good experience. Would recommend.

Great, friendly staff. They'll have the essentials that are needed for travelers. Staff try to…read moreremember customers that come back, like the Asian Filipina that works the counters. Two thumbs up!

We made several grocery runs to IGA, a busy supermarket that had the fruit, snacks, and even eye…read moredrops that we needed. Convenient and close to town-- parking lot was always full and busy, so walking would probably be an easier option. IGA was clean and well stocked, nothing super special or unique but would visit again for stocking up next time :) It was busy so prepare to navigate the people and aisles. The cashiers we interacted with were friendly. Don't forget to bring your own bags!

This place leans very heavy on freshness in the deli and daily pre-packed foods. They are well…read morestocked in the morning and supplies on prepared fresh food drops significantly towards the evening. Regular groceries and commercially packaged food is always well stocked. They are always busy but the checkout does not get overwhelmed with customers

We found a local upscale market where we purchased a picnic lunch. They had ready-made salads and…read moresandwiches, napkins, mustard, and ketchup for the front register. Shopping was very easy and relatively inexpensive. We were told that this is where the locals shop. We brought our own bags. They do not sell beer nor wine at supermarkets.

I was in town for the Banff Marathon and stopped in here a couple of times to buy some snacks and…read moredrinks. It was very convenient for me since it was located right next to where I parked, the Bear Street Parkade. The store was always kept clean. They had a good selection of products that were reasonably priced and was well organized. Each of the cashiers that I had interacted with were all very nice and friendly. Overall a nice place to shop.

Nice selection in produce, deli, and ready made items. Helpful employees and convenient location…read more Parking was competitive, and aisles are kindof tight.

Shame on you Canmore Saveon, shame on you. You pillage customers by selling absolutely disgusting…read moreproduce at ELEVATED PRICING. One not only pays way too much they have to throw a 1/3 of it away. For example....look at the celery that I had to discard. This is just ONE example of their disgusting produce......there are many more.

We were in the area and noticed the long weekend lines at the breakfast/brunch spots, so this was…read moreperfect for grabbing something quickly before heading out for a day of hiking in Banff. They didn't have any vegetarian sandwiches ready in the display, but the staff were so kind and made one specially for me. It had grilled onion, eggplant, roasted bell pepper, spinach, and pesto, and it was SO good! There are a few tables and benches right outside to enjoy your meal with an amazing view! We also grabbed a spinach cheese pastry to go, my husband got a breakfast bagel sandwich that he really enjoyed, and we picked up a quinoa salad from their prepackaged options. Everything was delicious. Friendly staff, quick service, and lots of other snacks and goodies to browse inside the market. Parking is a little meh, there's paid parking right outside, around $2.50 for 30 minutes from what I remember. Perfect little grab-and-go spot before a hike!

Anyone who knows me well - knows how much I adore grocery stores. Grabbing a wonky cart, or dirty…read morehand basket to peruse aisles full of colorfully packaged products - brings me soooooo much joy. I have spent many a birthday or anniversary at a local Grocery Outlet or favorite Health Food Store, Forget Disneyland - grocery stores are where the real magic happens. And Rusticana is one such blessed spot. We had just arrived in Canada in the late evening and I wasn't having much luck at two bigger grocery stores in Calgary. There was a staleness about them. They didn't feel right. And so driving through Canmore - my husband suggested I see if there were any grocery/health stores open in the area. It was nearing 11 in the evening and most of the area was quiet. I was surprised to see that there was indeed one darling store open - Rusticana. I had a good feeling - the moment I read its name aloud - and proudly announced to my husband: "This is the one." We pulled up and I ran out. It was close to their closing time, but the kind man behind the counter smiled at me and encouraged me to look around. The place was beautifully curated with magical grocery gems everywhere. I kept on ooohing and aahing down every aisle. There was non dairy milk, specialty fresh meats, freshly baked goods, and soooo much more. There was so much goodness packed into such a cute space. I could have spent hours in Rusticana - but I quickly grabbed some fun finds and made my way to the counter to pay. Pure happiness beamed from my face. We went to many other grocery stores throughout our time in Canada - but none spoke to me quite the same way that lovely Rusticana did. If you're in the area and looking for a treat - stop in here. Trust.

Conveniently located in Canmore close to the lodges/hotels. Store is clean and organized. Lots of…read moreparking spaces. Checkout lines do get long in the afternoon, but moves quickly.

Big, loaded and convenient located in Canmore. Food, vegetables, spices, drinks, bakery.... Sorry,…read moreeveryone knows what Safeway super market sells. Here in Canada, you have to enter the next door Safeway liquor to satisfy your libation need. not noisy, not crowded, quickly check out fair price. Recommended

Very good breakfast bagel and lunch sandwiches. Highly recommend!…read moreAlso, prepared meals are good too.

You must visit this place! I'm so sad we found this on our last day here. Lots of amazing servers,…read moregorgeous food, and a beautiful store. You can get stuff to eat there or you can pick up everything you need to prepare dinner at your own place.

I have often purchased snacks at this Nutters before fishing. I enjoy the place but upon…read morediscovering that this store does not allow customers to use the wash room, I felt elderly and disabled people would be negatively impacted. I put my overpriced cashews back on the shelf and explained that not washing hands and using the wash room was not a good policy. The prices are much higher than Savon's organic section so I will save money and support human rights and dignity. I am reaching out to Annette Bronsch, Manager and will update this if this discriminatory policy is changed.

I have a love-hate relationship with this store. They are like what Whole Foods used to be like…read morebefore they were a giant chain. I've been a resident, weekender and seasonal Canmore person so I've always been glad they are there. I think I switched when Marra's closed? The good: Nutters has almost everything you could want in the both the organic & restrictive diet realm (and over the years, I've gone from Vegan to Paleo and crosses in between). The bad: They don't get enough traffic for me to trust their bulk items anymore. I've had more moldy bulk items over the years than I care to think about. I guess they are expensive too but it seemed worth it just to have them there. I've always tried to shop here to show my support for their business but after today, I give up. I always seem to have to go to the bathroom and they will never let me. When I was pregnant, I almost didn't make it and abandoned my stuff. FFWD 4 years to today; I had to leave my cart and take my 4 year old to the courthouse to use the toilet. I came back bc I couldn't bear starting again, but I'm not doing it anymore. I will use Safeway, farmers market and on-line. It is just too inconvenient to shop for a family there when you have to travel and drag your kids around for the toilet. I just have way less time and patience now that I'm a mom.