Not happy that this location has no wheelchair accessible entry, like a ramp or electric doors.read more

If I could give a 0 star rating I would, this place does not deserve any business. They are given…read morethe power by the City of Kitchener to give parking tickets to people parked in front of their store or on the store property, even if they are customer, parking infractions. They are abusing their power and the City of Kitchener will not do anything about it. For example, if you are a customer and bought something there but leave your car there to go across the road to the washroom, they have the right to ticket you because you've left your car on their property but you are not there. (This was told to me as an example by the by-law person on the phone when I questioned them about it) If you go on Google reviews for this place, you can see other people's reviews about the same issue.

Little Short Stop is a local chain of convenience stores located (conveniently) all over the Region…read moreof Waterloo and Guelph. There are a number of stores that have 24-hour service, but most stores do not. This store at Westmount and Ottawa in Kitchener is only open until 11 pm on most nights, so a long walk to the nearest 24-hour store at Fischer-Hallman and Ottawa is required when the store is closed. Prices are high and selection is limited, but it is a convenience store, so that much is to be expected. Service is OK, but when it's busy there can be a long wait at the cash while the lone cashier checks you out. When it's cold out, or when you are tired, needing to go to the 24-hour store farther away keeps me from giving this location more stars.

Love this store! They are extremely nice and helpful. Store is always clean and well maintained…read more Great prices and have great store hours.

From the owner: One stop shop for Cigarettes, Snacks, Energy Drinks and more! Come in to see our newly renovated…read morestore

Great neighborhood convenience store for over 20 years, owners couldn't be nicer. The entire…read moreneighborhood knows them.

I grew up blocks from Jai & J's. As a kid we used to run into Jai & J's with pennies and get red…read morefoot gummies and hot lips for 5 cents. Hostess chips with WWF wrestler stickers inside and large glass bottles of Pepsi and Jolt that we could return later for a refund. I am now in my 30's and while I no longer live in the area I still come back every now and then. The family owned and run store is the best, and the people are friendly . When I was 10 I tripped over a curb infront of the store and hit my head splitting it open. The owner came out and took me inside and held a towel on my head until I was taken to the hospital. Generally caring people that have been in the community for a long time. While the area has changed a lot and the people in the area are not the same this store and the owners have not changed.

This is such a cute convenience store! Was getting a coffee at Balzac's and discovered it next…read moredoor. Needed to get some emergency toiletries and thankfully Market Commons was well equipped with all the essentials. Plus the delicious snacks and drinks you can expect. What surprised me was how clean and organized it was, which I don't normally expect from convenience stores. And, the owner was super nice! Will make making frequent visits, I'm sure.

From the owner: Food, snacks, drinks, and other essentials. Guelph's most super-awesome convenience store with the…read morebest selection of refreshing beverages and satisfying snacks. Pantry essentials and personal care items. ATM, Lotto, Western Union, Fax & Copy, Bus Tickets & Passes, and more!

Such an interesting convenience store! Never have I seen a store in Guelph that sells drinks that…read moreyou normally never find in convenience stores (gfuel, different Mountain Dew flavours (my favourite), ghost energy, ryse, etc.). Service is alright, on par with a typical convenience store... You get in, pay, and get out. Lots of variety and flavours of snacks, and it's a relatively quiet place. It's open late which is wonderful. Brother loved this place too, prices aren't terrible, but of course some drinks like ghost are priced higher (5$) so be careful and check your prices. Other than that I think it's in a easy-to-access area and fairly priced. One of the best convenience stores in terms of stock in Guelph.

The new owners of Big Bear (soon to be renamed Farah Foods, I believe) are fantastic. The newly…read morerenovated store is clean and well stocked, offering everything from over-the-counter medications, to wine and produce! Everyone who works there is super friendly. They are a welcome addition to the neighbourhood!

Decent little convenience store. They have a small grocery section, smokes, firewood.read more

Very convenient, as it says in the name. It's right beside my apartment, at 375 King St. N. It has…read morea lot of great snacks to offer, and some new ones I'd love to try! I would definitely recommend it to many of the university students around the area. Great place, I love it, go try it! Hope this helped.

This tiny plaza has two businesses. After having had lunch at Made Pho You, I decided to check out…read moreHasty Market. That way, I could say that I have visited the entire plaza... haha! I used to have a Hasty Market a block away from where I used to live in the Beaches. It went away at least a decade or so ago. I decided to relive my teens by dropping by this store and checking it out. I said hi to the man at the counter. He was the only person working on Saturday afternoon and seemed pleasant. My original thought was to find a breakfast sandwich to consume the following day, but I didn't see anything. The sandwich section was slim pickings. I did enjoy looking at the beverages. It carries Slush Puppies, which made me smile. Blueberry, cherry, and cream soda were the flavour options. I felt like a drink. I spotted a can of Diet Orange Crush in the fridge. Perfect! This store has an extensive ramen section. It was as if someone knew that I was dropping by. Naturally, it's cheaper to get ramen at a major grocery store. However, if you are a local who just can't get to one, heading over here is not a bad idea. I paid for my drink with cash. It came up to $1.25. That's not bad. There is parking. It is limited given how small this plaza is. I'm glad that I visited. I'd like to try the cream soda Slush Puppie the next time I'm here. (78)