I read these negative reviews and can only think that something is amiss with these people that…read morehave written these reviews. I have been shopping at this No Frills location for over 4 years now and I have had no such issues. I have had (albeit rarely) produce that seems to be getting older and they have never denied me a replacement. Additionally, anyone that suggests that they are racist is full of it! The staff is very diversified with many Philippino staff, African, Caucasian, Indian, Asian and they are all extremely helpful!! The prices are great, the quality is very good for the price and I no longer go anywhere else. I have also shopped at the other No Frills in Langley as well as the No Frills on Hastings in Vancouver (near my work) and they are all equally good.

I went into this store Yesterday August 31. This is the second time I have been here and I have to…read moresay not a good visit again. The totally Black Bananas, Black Green Beans and then we here a kid in the next isle say Mommy look they have mice running around. Sure enough they do then we have 3 employees running around to catch them with brooms a litter pickup bucket.

The selection at Nature's Fare Markets was mind-blowing…read more My husband was wise and grabbed a seat in their cafe area - since it was evident that I was waaaay too thrilled to be walking down every aisle in this healthy oasis. This place is not cheap - but they have put together an incredible assortment of organic/healthy grocery items. They have it all when it comes to keto, gluten-free, vegan, sugar-free items and much more. I picked up some vegan cheese, some paleo snacks, and a single serving of matcha. I was actually surprised at the restraint that I showed - especially with the array of mouth watering desserts beckoning me as - you enter (the vegan/gluten free carrot cake looked amazing). They also have some decent looking pre-made take-away options, as well as freshly made smoothies - if you're looking for a quick nourishing bite. Support local and get your grocery on. I guarantee that it will be hard to walk out of here empty-handed. Trust.

Pricey!! But I am thrilled to find this whole-foods-esque organic grocer in the neighborhood. This…read moreis the closest type of store akin to choices or Wholefoods. I was able to find my favourite coffee beans from 'the drive' here; Moja coffee. The prices are exorbitant, oat milk coffee creamer is $6.99, which is outrageous but I think overall food inflation is a global issue not just locally. It's a nice big store and I will post photos on my next visit.

I've been buying my groceries at the supermarket for 14 years. Today I went shopping, and I always…read moretake my bags, which are unique and one-of-a-kind because they were made in Colombia. I forgot something and left my shopping cart parked in front of a checkout, and when I came back, someone stole them. They're just insignificant bags, but it's so sad that it came to this. There's no peace of mind anymore

I used to shop at the Langley SuperStore nearly exclusively for groceries. I switched to them from…read moreSave on Foods over 10 years ago. The only other two places I would go regularly would be Costco and Willowbrook Produce. Their store is most often clean and well stocked in the mornings, however by the late afternoon on some days, their shelves can be empty. This is a volume issue where customers purchase the stock, but they rarely will restock those sold out items during the day, instead leaving it to be done by the night staff. If you track someone down, they will go get what you ask for (assuming that it is in stock, which aside from chips and pop they usually are), but that leads to the next issue. In the past few years, Superstore has significantly reduced the number of employees that are on the floor available to assist customers. They've also significantly reduced the number of cashiers as well. They used to have a "guaranteed all lanes open on weekend from 10am to 6pm" (if I recall the times correctly) where all ~20 lanes were staffed with cashiers. They needed them to as the copious number of people shopping during that time period was mind blowing. Now, they may have half of the lanes open, instead relying on the self-serve checkouts to handle the majority of the smaller purchases. I have no issue with the self checkouts and often use them myself, but the lines for the cashiers fills the entire front line-up area and backs up into the isles. (Note: This is not currently the case since the Lawblaws boycott began on May 1, 2024, but this review isn't about that.) However, over the past few years, there prices have significantly increased and when you compare the pricing to Walmart, Costco, Wollowbrook Produce, Save on Foods (to a lesser extent), and Amazon.ca (which I rarely use for groceries), the costs on many items are significantly more. Whether it's meat, deli, dairy, bakery items, staples (peanut butter, jam, tea, coffee, etc), I can often find them cheaper if I look through local fliers or online. Considering that everything can be researched or purchased online, even through online pickup orders for Walmart, Save on Foods, Safeway, etc., they appear to no longer try for competitive pricing. Even with their advertised claim of "lowest prices best deals" advertised on their website and fliers, it simply isn't true. Before Covid I would give them a 4.5/5. Now, I cannot rate them any higher than a 2/5. I wish they would return back to the way that they were pre-Covid.

Ive been shopping here for over 30 yrs I've seen many…read morechanges to this store but it always seems to come out ok with the changing of ownership. This is a good place to grab some meat for your bbq or grill, lately we've been picking up the ribeye or just rib steaks and they have been delicious!! Tender, easy to grill & I always come out looking like a pro on the Grill! It's a friendly group that work there and it's always quick, in&out!!! Summer is still happening so get down there and pic up one of the Rib steaks you're sure to have a great dinner if you do!

Convenient location, friendly helpful staff. Open when I need to be able to shop. Prices are…read morehigher, but 2 minutes from my house makes up for it.

Hidden gem!!! Clean, bright and super good deals for food…read more I'm so grateful they are in the neighbourhood.

The moment I entered the store, an employee greeted me with a warm smile. Then a couple of other…read moreemployees politely asked if I need help with anything. If you're looking for Indian spices, this is the place to find it. The produce was cheap, I found limes for 68 cents! They were a decent size too, perhaps larger than the ones we've been seeing at the main grocery stores for 99 cents. The store also sold stainless steel pots and pans for a cheap price. The store reminded me of a Fruitcana but better.

The staff here are consistently friendly, making every visit a pleasant experience. The store is…read morealways well-stocked, so you'll rarely find yourself searching for something that's unavailable. Plus, its location is incredibly convenient.

I never had any problem with Safeway, even though I don't shop there often, anyway I visited this…read morelocation for the first time to buy cheese because it was almost 11 pm and supperstoe & other store were closing. When I went to safeway , first thing the cheese was overpriced I buy the same brand & size from other stores for 5 $ but Safeway sell it for 9.75$!!!!! Aside form the price, the cheese was moldy!!! Funny enough they were putting the cheese on sale I didn't buy anything and I won't go their again NEVER

This was a very nice Safeway, the store was merchandised very nicely. It was clean and comfortable…read moreand we found what we were looking for easily.. AAAA+++

Yup, when a grocery store has something that Superstore, save on foods, or Whole Foods doesn't,…read moreit's deserving--their own gas station lol. today, $1.35/litre, & if you spend min. $35, another 5cents off per litre. But it's a real nice, newer store, gigantic, with a full deli & expanded bakery section. Washrooms at end of aisle #4 ;)

This is a big grocery store chain in the area. Perfect for all your grocery needs. Store is usually…read moreclean and tidy. The prices are a bit higher, but sometimes it is nice to be in a quieter store that is well stocked.

hello - I have been using this particular location Langley - down town 20151…read morefraser hwy - save on foods and also as an price smart for many years ---- I want to share my redeeming more rewards points -- every time I have ordered items from this particular location -- be it save on foods -- and at one time price smart ( owned by the same people ) absolutely ever time -- not once or twice -- but ever time . when I go to pay for - and pick up ordered items -- this particular location tries to charge me double the more rewards points . so I have to get them to check their records to discover that they have already deducted the appropriate amount of more reward points -------this happens absolutely every time -- I wonder how many people over the years have not caught this when it occurs . it has happened to me every time -- I can no longer believe that this is an coincident . talk about going the extra mile july 29 2018

The Produce is Fresh, Local, the Produce Manager Actually Cares, A Rare Experience!read more

They don't know how to make a deli sandwich!! The slices of turkey were breaking into small bits…read moreand it all going every where!! Also, the meat doesn't go on both slices of bread and the lettuce in the middle. Very hard to eat...so I didn't. Not very happy with wasting my time and money here at Cederbrook bakery.

Went in this morning to pick up some stuff. One person only serving. A number of people waiting. No…read moreone on the deli side at all. I asked the one person serving if there was someone on the deli. He went into the back. Then came out again. Didn't tell me if anyone was coming, waited for a while but no one showed up. Drove down to IGA and got what I needed there. This place has so much potential, but if you can't get service, what's the point.