This Mac's is my favourite place, not only because it is conveniently located on campus across from…read morethe U of A Hospital but has all the basics a student would need and the best slushies during any season in the city. The place is stocked with snacks, milk, hot food, ice cream, the usual things you'll find at any convenience store. Mac's also has a limited selection of baking and cooking supplies. There is some seating inside and out which to me seems unusual but great if you want to take a break and enjoy a cold drink during the summer. The stuff here tends to be more expensive (and overpriced) than the nearby Sobeys but since it's open 24/7, there's no need to worry when you crave for a chocolate bar at 2 am in the morning.

Ghani's warm reception of customers and amazing generosity as manager at this Mac's makes this a…read moreparticularly wonderful place to shop at. Visits before to Mac's always yielded helpful convenient satisfaction with the good selection so close by. But this one visit and Ghani's generous leadership made Mac's an amazing place!

This store was a gold mine for Edmonton souvenirs, and the surprisingly impossible to find anywhere…read moreelse in Edmonton, postcards. Totally was worth the trip into south Edmonton about 2 miles away from the city center/main tourist area. The store is in a regular commercial area but in an area that I don't think many tourists would be venturing normally, unless coming specifically to this store. The store is a bit hard to notice if you're not looking for it, I think the name might be on the awning that was retracted on the day I visited. Look for the decorated windows. They recently moved from another location a few blocks away in the same area, FYI. Inside it is fairly spacious and well lit, the staff was friendly and helpful to me and several other people who were visiting at the time. They carry a wide variety of Canada branded souvenirs, along with Alberta and Edmonton specific items. They also had a smaller selection of items from the bordering provinces of Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and also Manitoba. This store was the ONLY place in Edmonton that I found postcards and refrigerator magnets. When I travel, I try to keep the dying art of mailing postcards alive, and Edmonton provided a huge challenge to me that I wouldn't have been able complete without this store. They carry Canadian Maple syrup in a large variety of sizes and shaped bottles along with maple candy. They have a good variety of postcards as mentioned, along with the usual pictures, coffee mugs, flags, and other things usually seen in souvenir shops, and prices were less than you'd typically see in the more touristy areas. A lot of pictures from their old location had pharmaceuticals and supplements (ginseng, milk powder, etc) but I didn't see as much of that in the new location. I almost took off one star as there didn't seem to be much sourced from local vendors in Edmonton/Alberta, but given that literally nowhere else I went in Edmonton looking for souvenirs had postcards or magnets, or really anything "souvenir-ish" specific to the city/province, I'm grateful that this store exists! Hopefully they prosper and someday may be able to move a bit closer to the main tourist area of the city where they'd definitely fill a need and might get more foot traffic. If you're looking for souvenirs in Edmonton, this shop is a must see.

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It's certainly one of the nicest 7-eleven stores I've seen…read more It was packed with customers. Lovely "taquitos" sunbathing under the heat lamps. This location will be very poplar after the bars close.

Went there at 4 am for a hot chocolate n they had it locked up bread crate stacks laid out across a…read moredirt pit of their floor no one actually doing anything just being ignorant anusis seriously don't waist your time going thier early morning it's grim as gray n will b denied access n service next time I'm taking photos lmao

Open 24 hours (even over the Christmas season), Mac's is a convenient (haha!) store for grocery…read morebasics, your candy fix, or a magazine. Most items are pricier here than a typical grocery store, but with its location right on 87th ave, it's closer to the university than most other grocery stores, too. It usually has most of the basics I need - milk, bread eggs, cereal, and even bananas and things like baking powder. A small selection of frozen dinners, too, if you really don't feel like cooking, and some ready-made subs (although I can't say how long they've been in the cooler). Staff are pretty friendly and knowledgeable about what's in stock. The debit machine breaks sometimes, but they do have an ATM on site.

Mac's is always open, which is great. Being in a centralized location, they carry nearly everything…read morethat you may need in a pinch, or in the middle of the night.

Very friendly and efficient staff and great selection of products . They are always happy to see…read moreyou and remember you, feel like an awesome part of the community

Wonderfu people. !!!! Good produce,and good prices…read more They carry most all name brand stock. Exallent location. Great for Seniors as well

The name drew me to this store. The only thing in common with The Simpsons is the fact that they do…read moreserve slushes (though not today, too cold!) and it's a convenience store. Located on the "Avenue of Nations" it features Somali/Ethiopian imported food and they bring in baked goods from a local bakery. This store offers lottery tickets and bus passes.

Varsity is basically a convenience store in HUB that can come in very handy. I actually see it as a…read moreminiature version of shoppers drugmart. They carry snacks, drinks and candies which are all great when studying. Especially the energy drinks. They also carry school supplies. Anyone that attends the University knows how often you need to get a pen or paper, even a notebook and it can be annoying not having these things readily available but don't worry because Varsity has got you covered. Aside from the basic student needs they also offer magazines, backpacks, bus passes, shampoo, cards and I am sure I'm missing a bunch of other things. It's probably one of the best stores at the University.

This is one handy convenience store. I actually picked up a spare backpack here when mine randomly…read moretore to pieces. Yeah, it's a convenience store that sells bags for some reason. They also sell calling cards, which is also amazing. They came in handy when my sister and I had to call my parents when they were out of the country.

Nice to have more diversity in grocery items specialized in Meso-American/South American food that…read moreis not readily available in mainstream grocery stores. That being said, they need to expand on produce as it was very sparse.

I stopped into Tienda Latina yesterday while doing business in the same strip mall, and I was blown…read moreaway by the selection and service. I had not intended to buy anything in particular, but left with a whole bag full of irresistible items, and a fresh made pork taco from the fresh food kiosk at the back of the store. Lovely people doing wonderful work. This may be my new favourite latin market. I will definitely be back for the fresh food.

I wouldn't normally review a convenience store, but the strict 30 day challenge necessitates it. I…read morefeel that a convenience store's rating is so subjective; what's convenient for me isn't going to be convenient for a person who lives elsewhere. If this Mac's is on your walk to work then you might like it. It's in an apartment building, so local youth aimlessly loiter in front of it. I don't mind the occasional aimless youth, but people with hair greyer than mine might. I mostly go to Mac's for a slurpee and I'm quite happy with the selection of flavours here. This location is open 24 hours.