Clean inside- friendly staff. As you walk in, there is this…read morehuge table blocking in when people stop to look at item on the table, it blocks others from walking around. Parking lot is not cleaned up frequently. A lot of garbage also along the sides. Staff smoking outside and not very proactive in doing any cleanup-really sad.

This is the closest Safeway to where I live. Its located in Beltline. Came here to pick up a few…read morethings. Well got ice cream and unfortunately, I wanted to pick up those English batter fish from the frozen isle but they only have one left. I was told buy one is $10.99 and buy two is $8.99 each. They said I can't pick up one for $8.99 and that it has to be two. So, I decided not to get it and plus the reason why its the only one left was that the box was pretty much very beat up. I think that one box will just end up in the garbage can seeing that I gave it to the sales and he just put it in the cart with all the random non freezer items. Its spacious here. No different than any other Safeway.

Disrespectful service…read more I was buying a muffin and a drink. The self-serve checkout line was long so I decided to get in line for a cashier. In front of me was a woman with a pretty full cart, but I was willing to wait, and it seemed like the quickest option. There was no one behind me in line. When the woman in front of me had finished unloading her cart, the cashier came around the till. She made eye contact with me, glanced down at my basket with two items, and put her closed till sign behind the other woman's groceries. She then turns, looks me directly in the eyes again, and with a smile says, "find a different lane." I had two items. I understand that you needed to close, to go on break or something, but how do look a customer in the eye and tell them to find a different lane than the one they had been waiting in for about 5mins? Would it have inconvenienced you to spend an extra 2mins helping a customer? I had to go to a different line to purchase my items. I left the store angry and embarrassed. If you are going to shop here please know: 1. selection is not the best 2. use the self-checkout at ALL costs, even if the line is long

There are a lot of Safeways around and I'm sure we've all been in them and even done some shopping…read moreat them from time to time. It's a gigantic chain store but I still find quite a bit of difference from store to store, and therefore a reason to review. Let's go point form to get to the meat (rear centre/right) and potatoes (far right). - Unusually friendly staff. There's a a few of them that really stick out in this location! They're so friendly that I sometimes think they're mocking me. In all reality they're just very genuinely friendly, so I take the next minute to reevaluate and correct my unnecessarily pessimistic disposition. - Shiny clean produce. This is a staple among among Safeways and a real selling feature for sure. In general, their prices are higher than many other grocery giants, but if you need mass produced produce, Safeway is a solid choice. - Huge wait times. - I've not once seen this Safeway, or really any for that matter, run at full capacity. I've seen queues with over 18 people, but there are always closed registers. For some reason I forget about it often and am kicking myself when all I need is 1 item. *Side Note* I always think it's fun when you finish purchasing your items and the cashier says "You saved $6 dollars today." Who knew?? Did you know you save money?? Huh, I must be reading my bank statement wrong because it looks like I spent well over $100. ;) See you tomorrow, Safeway.

I got groceries yesterday, and while I was paying at the self-checkout, an employee came up behind…read moreme very quietly without saying anything. She stood extremely close to me, which made me uncomfortable. A simple "excuse me" would have been appreciated so I knew she needed access to the machine for her card tap or override. I understand staff need to assist customers and use the checkout system, but personal space should still be respected. For some people, having someone suddenly stand that close without warning can be very uncomfortable or triggering. I hope staff can be more mindful of this in the future.

Today is the third time I am buying coconut when I take out its water. It is totally rooted from…read moreinside. I am really disappointed from. I decided never ever buy any coconut from 4th Street Canadian Super Store

Convinently located downtown and open late. The store is large and has everything you can think off…read more- produce , vegan yogurt, maple cookies, imitation meat, flavored tofu, nondaily milk, limited bread selection if you are looking for bakery kind, teas, coffees and much more. CC accepted

I find Superstores tend to be dirty, lack inventory, and very crowded but this location was the…read morebest of all the Superstores I've been in. The store was bright, and shelves seemed to be stocked, and even though there were people, I didn't feel it was too busy. I picked up $1 bread, sushi from a decent selection, and a premade salad for less than $3. I also got snacks for our drive home at reasonable prices. There were two entrances, and I entered from the side with the elevator. The other side had escalators and there were a lot of people hanging out at the bottom of them. They likely have a lot of activity, as during two days we twice saw firetrucks, ambulances, and police cars but during my visits, there was no activity.

Staff and management were friendly and honest. The prices of the items are very reasonable.read more

So here's the thing. OK General Foods may be smaller than the Fruiticana store across the street,…read morebut everything that they do carry is high-quality. When I can't find what I'm looking for in Fruiticana, I'll walk across the street to OK Foods and 9.99 times out of 10, they have it. For example, today I stopped in at Fruiticana to pick up some Red Lentils,but they didn't have the variety I wanted. I walked across the street and sure enough, OK foods had it. The other thing I was looking for was Diwali decorations. The selection at Fruiticana was alright, but the selection at OK Foods was even better! Don't get me wrong, Fruiticana is DA BOMB, but if on the slim chance they don't have what you need, OK Foods, conveniently located right across the street, is sure to have it. I love both stores and I especially love the fact that they tend to compliment one another. Park your car and I promise you that between these two stores, all your Indian shopping needs will be taken care of. One stop, two Indian paradises... and who said the world wasn't a friendly place???

Overall, I like this store as it is clean, great meat section, fruits & vegetables are generally…read morepretty fresh and the bakery is adequate. Don't shop here that often because twice I have been through the cashier checkouts and have been overcharged by $13.67 and $ 6.53. Now I only go through the self checkout. Also, I don't like to have to wait an entire year to get my membership rebate cheque. Most places I shop for my grocery needs have immediate cash points which once accumulated can be applied anytime. Their prices are about the same as Safeway and Sobeys but not as good as Real Canadian superstores. The staff are generally pretty friendly and helpful. Parking is fairly good. They do have some good sales once in awhile.

Depends where you live. But I was recommended coming here by my boss. Prices are better than…read moreSafeway, I think. But again. It depends on what you are buying. So came here to do groceries. Well if you join their Co-op membership then you get to collect points and at the end of the year you get a rebate chq depending on how much you spend. To join just give 2 pieces of ID and pay $1. Its that easy. They are big and clean here. Nice to shop around. I noticed that there are more people here compared to Safeway. They have a pharmacy inside and also they have a big selection of plants. They also have free parking. I like that they accept tap or Apple Pay.

Alberta.ca, Dr. Hinshaw and the Premier all recommend wearing a face mask when social distancing of…read more2m is not always possible (like in a grocery store). Not ONE employee I saw at Strathcona Sobeys was wearing a face mask today. Several times I needed to pass an unmarked employee in an aisle-- not even 1m space to get around. Why is this so difficult to do? It shows your customers respect, and we should respect you, too, by wearing our masks. At least until the research does not support this-- but it does now.

It's a really nice Grocery store, which has been around for a long time. I'm impressed with their…read moreready to go selection of pizza, sushi, pastas, etc.. This location has a really good kitchen with a lot of variety. Perfect for people on the go and need to grab something quick to eat for lunch or dinner. I also noticed it's well staffed and not much of a line at the cash register. When I'm not in the mood for long waits, line ups and busy weekend crowds....I go to Sobeys because I know I can get in and out in a timely matter. You sacrifice a bit more money and it's not usually the lowest prices... But my time and patients is more valuable then a few bucks.

NEW store, spotless, great lighting, and super selection! This is likely the nicest Sobey's I have…read moreever been in and it was a pleasure shopping here! TIP - HOURS OF OPERATION Day, Hours. Monday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. Tuesday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. Wednesday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. We were there pretty late but at a convenient hour for us, close to home, around 1030pm on a weeknight. I liked how the store was laid out. The produce had good selection and was of decent quality. The deli area looked so well looked after. The bakery selections rivaled many private bakeries I have visited when it came to tarts, cakes, pastries and more. In all, I liked what I saw and am anxious to shop there again and would recommend to our neighbors and friends. There were deals going on (2 for 1 marinated chicken breast packages, 2 for 1 marinated fish filets for that week) that extended my shopping list and of course I spent a little more than I meant to. But I do know that I saved more here that I would have at Co-op (my next closest grocery store choice) and I had a much better shopping experience. I am one of those ones that enjoys shopping for groceries so a good trip means a good day! Even the night staff checking us out was friendly and informative! Will be back weekly!

Great store, helpful and friendly staff. I was impressed with the layout, and in particular the…read morepresence of Caroline's Carts available for customers with special needs kids. The only improvement I could wish for would be for a pharmacy at this location.