Always find this superstore super convenient whenever I'm at metrotown. Staff has always been kind and helpful and I always find the things I need quickly. I love how they also price match foods from different store flyers, which helps a lot in saving time! read more

Hi it's me again just thought I'd let you know you let another thief walk off from your store today with a whole basket of food and expensive stuff too! Prosciutto ham, Parmigiana Reggiano, some waygu beef burgers, ribs, peanut butter, bread, butter, chips, candy bar. Told him I hope he enjoys his loot. You treat people like garbage so you get what you deserve. Karma! read more

Can't buy Life Brand Vapo-Rub because the cabinet is locked. Went to "customer service" and they said they'd get someone to unlock it. I go and look for other items then come back. Still locked. Go back to customer service. She sees me, THEN she calls someone in that department. I go back to the pharmacy area. The customer service there says a pharmacist needs to open it because of "government regulation". I go back to customer service and ask for the manager. Surely someone has the key? Manager says the same thing - wait for 9 AM (even though the store opens at 7 AM) when the pharmacist comes in. The pharmacist who doesn't patrol the shelves when the cabinets are unlocked during the day, so the restriction is actually pointless And you can buy a kiddie version of Vapo Rub but you can't buy the regular version until the pharmacist comes in to do nothing at all when you buy it? read more

Whent to superstore in Metrotown and i really enjoy the selection of everything.very big store that i got lost the price compare to Save on foods and Pricesmart was a lot cheaper but i mean a way cheaper ,had no problems with parking or service and the place was busy from this point on that is where i am going forsure . read more

I like shopping at Superstore, what I feel less good about is how they handle staff, My friend is a very hard worker, but unfortunatly that doesn't mean much , a good example is when a manager tells someone to do something and it doesn't get done,the manager is written up, this affects his bonus and after 3 write ups he can be fired at any time. This practice also is for anyone in charge, what a strain to put on employees. Write ups at superstore is as common as running water, it doesn't take much, but it takes away a persons dignity. read more

I would say it's ok store. Marine Drive one in Vancouver is more convenient and makes sense for store layout though. Here, I have confusion sometimes, not only store layout but the entrance and the exit location either. And they are super narrow! I used the self checkout and at swing door at there, there was receipt check. I just put my wallet deep down underneath of grocery and it was hell to take out the receipt. After he put check mark, you are free to go. read more

I went to visit Kingsway Superstore meat dept where I had worked as a qualified butcher in my youth. I was excited to revisit the place I'd had a good experience. Some of the staff were kind in chatting with me but the manager was so, so unfriendly and rude and aggressive it really spoiled my joy at what could have been a simple visit of an Australian to a Canadian memory. read more

They recently changed their self checkout. From unlimited to 25 items max Considering on a weekend. The lines at superstore wrap the bakery to past dairy and into the seafood department.... Putting limits on self checkout is unreasonable. Yes. The mile long line is for cashier checkout. While that line is long it moves fast as there's so many lanes with cashiers. The self checkout line is shorter usually just down the cleaning supplies aisle. But came in on my usual day to shop and did my usual $300+ haul of food to restock the freezer, soups, drinks, and some fresh stuff, and got to the checkout and the lady tells me that I can't pay here because too many items. It wasn't until the pointed at these new laminated signage that's at every self checkout, I understood what she was talking about "Would of been more helpful to post these signs AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE where everyone can see it? Not at the actual self checkout stands??" Anyways she refused to let me use a checkout. And I refused to leave because I already spent over 1 hour shopping for food, asked her to get manager. Manager comes over. And I explained. I'm happy to take my business to Walmart next time as they don't have these limits and I prefer self checkout to cashier checkout. But I am not spending another hour to redo my shopping at Walmart. Manager let me pay for the cart. It was $312.00+ Anyways. I now shop at Walmart for my major hauls. And only come to superstore for the top ups if I need something particular. While I get it. Why they choose to limit item's quantity at self checkout. There should be a few stands that are for those with more than 25 items. I prefer self checkout. As I allocate about $50-60 per category and I like to scan in groups to fill the bag. And once I hit about that range. I stop. Meats. Vegetables. Snacks and drinks. Etc. So with cashiered checkout they scan like robots. They don't think they just scan. And you not only have to watch what they are doing making sure they don't weigh stuff with sleeves on the scale or punch in the wrong code or quantities but you also have to watch the screen and make sure prices ring up as shown on shelves. And they just leave the mess in a mountain for you at the end of the lane. And now you're in the next persons way if you don't finish bagging before they need your lane. It's not efficient and it's way more stressful. Cashiered checkouts I'm all for it for people who never worked grocery or just dead tired and want someone else to do everything for them. But. Cashier checkout is a thing of the past. And honestly, you are paying for this service. It's not free. One person babysitting 8 checkouts or 1 cashier per checkout. Everyone complains about food prices. Why does no one complain about paid cashiers costing you more for the food? Do you even know the work conditions of cashiers in grocery stores? Back pain from standing in one spot not able to walk more than 2 steps. Carpal tunnel from the repetitive work of scanning items. Shoulder and neck strains from the angle they stand to work and look at screens and work till. And they are also one of the most underpaid positions in grocery stores. Anyways. I will always opt for self checkout Vs cashiered checkout. And it's sad they put up this dumb rule of 25 items because how many people go to superstore for just a few things? It's a grocery store. People generally buy a week of food. And don't tell me it's for people grabbing just a few things. Because there's other 25 self checkouts in the two bays on either end of the entrances and exits. That's a lot of self checkout for "25 items or less". More than the lanes for 25+ items. read more

The Canadian Superstore seems to be a knock-off from your Walmart Superstore, except that the products offered don't come close to the offerings of Walmart. This store group items together, projecting savings by purchasing more of the same product. The issue is what advantages are there to buying 10 toothpaste now? I did see some savings with Mars products compared to Walmart. Savings was about 1 dollar today. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

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horrible experience at the self check out! the scanners weren't working too well and some worker came up to me and assumed i was stealing because of it when everything was scanned. he proceeded to manually one by one remove EVERY item when he could've removed everything all together. he left me to scan everything again at a new till before he came up to me AGAIN when absolutely everything was scanned AGAIN (he even counted my items and noticed they matched up with what it said on screen), he removed everything AGAIN and then he decided to scan everything for me without even asking which was definitely not needed. he took his sweet sweet time scanning everything and putting it down, he even placed heavy items on top of the eggs which could've made them crack. either avoid self checkout or do not go to this superstore! read more

This is a huge store with groceries, drug store, clothing and more! A one stop shop. But geez, it was a disaster! A hot mess with stuff everywhere! It was really crowded too so I am sure employees just are struggling to keep up with the amount of people. Overall I could see the potential but with everything disheveled, it felt very overwhelming. read more

Review is for the 'Loblaw Pharmacy' within the store. We had chosen and booked morning appointments at this pharmacy to receive our 4'th Covid vaccination booster shots. We arrived for our appointments early, filled out the required forms, and then waited for the person (a medical intern, I believe) administering the shots to arrive and call us into the samll consultation room. By the time we were called into the room for our shots -- we were first in line by appointment times -- there was a lineup of about 10 people behind us waiting for their turn. Seems they had at least two people booked per each appointment time, and the times spaced at 15 minute intervals. The initial service was about 10 minutes late starting, so there was a buildup of people waiting when it actually got underway. Getting the actual shots was administered rather quickly, and painlessly, and we were each back out, and on our way within a few minutes. read more

People in the pharmacy in Metrotown Superstore are so unprofessional. They are bunch of kids there and dont wanna do their work probably. My medicine took 2 days to be ready and every time when I go there and ask, they say the system is delay. They think we are stupid. I will differently sue them. read more

I was once accused of being an undercover cop here (I'm not) by a strange customer who made a big scene and demanded to see the manager. He was irate and left before mall security arrived. Anyways... the prices are generally very competitive here. Quality is hit and miss. Their "blue menu" items are actually quite good. Fruits and vegetables seem physically bigger but less flavourful than other places. The prices are lower per pound but you end up with a sweet potato that's the size of a football. Customers regularly eat from the bulk foods section, even though there are signs saying "no samples". Lines and crowds can be ridiculous at this location. During holiday times they put up signs for "all checkout lanes open, all day"... and they are... and it's still busy. I'm not a fan of their price labelling. Often you see a price highlighted, but underneath it says "when you buy groups of 2, otherwise $5" for example. Just make sure to read it closely. You can also find the price per 100 grams on many items price tags - this is super useful in comparing different sized items, or the PC brand to another name brand. They started doing free food sample tables, like Costco, but not as many or as often. They also started having predatory credit card salespeople wander the store, trying to get you to sign up for a PC points credit card. Go away, I'm shopping. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Item locator, aka the Map - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

What to do on an afternoon while in Vancouver? Go shopping, of course! My buddy and I came to this store after going to a massage parlour, and we were looking to buy stuff to take back to LA. I just bought some miscellaneous toiletry items that I needed (shaving supplies), and my buddy bought some items not for sale in the US. This huge store is located within the largest mall in British Columbia. I forget the name of the actual mall, but any taxi driver will be able to take you here. It is quite a drive from the downtown area, headed westward. The area is not bad at all, and I didn't really see any sketchy people here. If huge crowds aren't your thing, you may want to opt for another location. If you're like me and wanting to explore all aspects of life in Vancouver, come shop here. read more

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Anyone who plans to go to the Metrotown Superstore, be prepared for all out war. A combination of the busiest mall in the GVR, and also the busiest supermarket is going to bring one thing = crowds. If you are one who hates crowds and craziness, be warned, dodge this place like the plague. If you are the above, you probably will not come to Metrotown anyways. If you have been to any of the Real Canadian Superstore's, you know they practically try to cover everything from food, prescription drugs, clothes, electronics, etc., there is just too many categories to name. By knowing this, also know in price they are very competitive. When they first opened, these stores looked great inside, the product was setup nicely, there was an abundance of selection, then it was just overrun with people, and things started getting messy. Well, seems like Loblaws (parent company) is taking notice, as coming in here after so long, it is looking more orderly and better. Still not as good as their other stores, but they do not have to deal with the same amount of traffic that this places goes through in a day. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - That aisle, I think keeps going. - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Wow! I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place before. Well anyways, first thing that pops up in my mind is it's almost always busy! Unless you come after 9pm it's usually a s**tshow! Weekends are even more of a nightmare! I dunno if they are understaffed or if the volume is just too much but some of the lines on the weekends are brutal! I try not to go on weekends unless it's early in the morning when they first open. Sometimes I see baskets just left in the aisles with food in them that people left because I'm assuming they didn't want to wait in the long ass line ups. Besides that, it's a pretty standard Superstore, maybe a little messier than others I guess cuz of the busyness. Lots of parking underground and some outside as well. read more

This Superstore has been around for some 20 years (ever since what was formally called Eatons Centre opened), and it's been one giant war zone since. The location pretty much serves all of Burnaby, so be sure to have a nice strong set of elbows. And stomping boots. Parking is available in the Metropolis lot both in front (outside), and underground in 2 levels. Doesn't matter where you go. It's pretty much chaos all the time. The inside is pretty much what you'd expect with any other location. Other than the slightly larger hordes of people. And the fact there's no gas station attached. No Superbucks for you. In my books, this location is the most packed of all, so I would suggest hitting up the Rupert or Marine Drive locations instead if you can. read more

The only thing I like about this Superstore is the fact that its inside a mall. Meaning there are plenty of parking but again all Superstore has plenty of parking. Every time I am at this Superstore, I don't end up buying a lot because I intentionally came to Metrotown to shop for cloths and not for grocery. This is one of the busier Superstore. Line up here can be quite long. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

The female employee at the self check-out area appeared suddenly beside me without saying anything and she just stretched her hand to take our basket when we were scanning the items. She should have said 'excuse me' because she was very close to me. Then she came near our back again with a big yellow basket while facing away. The yellow basket was very close to us and we did not know that it was there. We would hit it if we moved a bit; it was dangerous. I said 'excuse me' to make her move because she was blocking me from bagging the purchases. Then she turned around and said 'what' and looked at me. I told her she was in my way then she moved away unwillingly. If they care about customers, the staff should not appear suddenly and silently near customers while carrying something. read more

Because of the fucking transit zones, when I make the rare trip to Superstore, I usually go on weekends, even though it is way more convenient for me to go on weekdays after work or on my Monday flex day. But today I had a few spare hours until my afternoon plans, and I had an urgent errand I needed to do at Metrotown, so instead of a three minute skytrain ride, I spent almost half an hour commuting to Metrotown on the #19 bus. Since I had made the time consuming bus trip to Metrotown and I was running out of toilet paper and needed a few groceries, I decided to make a stop at Superstore (they really do have the best prices on certain things, like toilet paper, and I ain't spending $15 to wipe my ass). I walked in, did my grocery shopping (around 20 minutes), and then got to the checkouts, which were way more crowded than usual--it made Terminal 2 at the Manila Airport seem like nothing. After patiently waiting in line for at least five minutes, an employee came by and handed out bottles of water to the people waiting in line. Curious and suspicious, I asked why it was so busy (other people waiting in line were wondering as well). Only then was I informed that the debit and credit card machines were not working; it was cash only. KNOWING THIS INFORMATION UPON WALKING INTO THE STORE WOULD HAVE BEEN MUCH APPRECIATED! I was going to just abandon my basket, take the water, and leave, but I noticed that someone in my checkout had successfully used credit/debit; apparently, the credit/debit machines were now only sometimes working, instead of not at all, so I decided to risk it, as I had already wasted so much time, and I was running out of toilet paper. I was in line for a good 15 minutes at least, and thankfully my credit card worked. The cashier and the guy handing out the water were really nice (I generally don't have issues with the staff, except for a couple of rude cashiers over the years), but LET PEOPLE KNOW AHEAD OF TIME IF CREDIT MACHINES ARE DOWN. Most people do not just have hundreds of dollars in cash on them, and if they did, they probably would not be shopping at Superstore, as they can clearly afford better. Shit happens, and Superstore can't control the debit/credit machines going down. But they could have PUT UP SIGNS AT THE FRONT OF THE STORE AND INFORMED PEOPLE OF THE SITUATION, instead of having tiny signs up at the cash registers, which you won't see until *after* you have stood in line and gotten to the cashier. Also, since my first review, they now have grocery carts on the main level, not just in the parking lot (I guess the *finally* realized that not everyone drives--it's Vancouver, and the majority of people who would shop at Superstore couldn't afford a car), but it took several years for this to happen. And often, I do not have a dollar on me, or the right coins, or the carts are all gone, so rarely can I take advantage of using the carts. [Yelp collections: Grocery Stores] read more

Love it - has everything you need. Always very well stocked! Super close to the Metrotown SkyTrain stop - get down and get shopping. Place is always mostly crowded but there are so many self-service checkout portals that you will never have to wait unless you need a store employee to check you out. This is my to-go store, especially for baby items - lots of baby food brands and variety available here. Staff is very helpful, quick and efficient. read more

Superstore has improved. Their express checkouts and self-checkouts will minimize your wait times if you have a small amount of groceries. Their PC Optimum points card is vastly superior and useful compared to the Save-on-More points card from Save-on-Foods. I get back more from the PC Optimum card than my Costco Executive card and I spent way more money at Costco! I like how when the same product that is on sale at Costco, Superstore usually has it at the same price too. Their customer service staff is pleasant and efficient. read more

Bought a couple of boxes of the President's Choice Butter Puff pastry. After thawing them was ready to use for my meat pies. The first thing I noticed is the pastry sheets were very thin and had cracks in them. It was too late to return them, my other ingredients were ready to be used. Made my meat pies and put them them in oven. When they were done, they failed to puff. Imagine puff pastry that doesn't puff. Have used other brands without issues. Called the 1-800 number on the box and explained what happened. The agent after taking all my particulars said her supervisor will call me. I've been waiting four days without a call. Their 1-800 number and customer service is a joke. This is by far the worst product I've bought in a long time. read more

I'm not happy with this place. Awhile ago, I was shopping and found that their contacts solution was $14.99 on sale, so I grab two. When I get to the cashier and they scan it, it comes up as $19.99. I notice this and tell the cashier. She gets the price checker, and after a long wait, the price checker comes back and confirms that it is indeed labeled as $14.99. Apparently it was on sale earlier, but not anymore, and they had forgotten to change the price tags. So they honour the price of $14.99 each for my solutions. All this with no apology or friendliness whatsoever. Yes, I gave them extra work but they made a mistake and there's no way I'm paying an extra $4.99 each when the sign says on sale. I find out later that Loblaws is supposed to adhere to the scanning code of practice (Google it, pretty interesting and helpful), where if they scan an item and it comes up higher than it's supposed to be, they are supposed to give you the item for free up to $10, and any additional item is honoured to the lower price. If the item is over $10, they take $10 off the item and you pay the rest. So, I was supposed to be charged $4.99 for my first item and $14.99 for the second. I'm almost sure these guys knew of the policy but decided to be cheap and take advantage of my lack of knowledge on grocery shopping policies. Not happy that I could have gone home $10 richer no thanks to some Superstore staff. read more

So today, one week and a few days prior the Christmas I went to the Superstore where I generally shop. Superstore had a big Christmas gift for me. Most items that I generally buy had a small to huge price increase. Needless to say I did not play their game of giving them an increase in profit. Also I would like to point out that single shoppers, elderly shoppers and those that live on a very strict income are being taken advantage of. Superstore likes to offer a discount for those that buy a particular item in groups, more than one, so those who are single etc and only buy one or can only afford one of the items is being penalized by Super Store, thereby making their shopping experience more expensive. I find this price gouging on single and the elderly and those that cannot afford to buy more than one item discriminating and it should stop. As a sideline I see that Safeway is now playing this game also. read more

Giving three stars mostly on the amount of stuff they have. Real Canadian Superstore has a feel of a wholesale store without having to buy products in bulk. Though they seem to have larger packages of some items. The store is primarily a grocery, though there is a drugstore area and an electronics section. It is kind of like the Canadian equivalent of the Washington chain, Fred Meyer. But it is really the grocery selection that is impressive. I find the ethnic section to be cool because it has a mix of East Asian, South Asian and Caribbean items. There is also a bulk food area and an organics section as well. The bakery area was interesting because I saw they offer Chinese doughnuts which shows how much Chinese culture has proliferated in Canada. Though the selection was impressive, I found the store to be dimly lit with long lines. And several of the self checkouts were out of commission. The reason for visiting the Superstore is that it is located at Metrotown and because it has tons of stuff. Just be aware that the shopping ambiance here is lacking. read more

This location is ok. Though many other reviewers complain about crowding in this Superstore, I consider it pleasantly packed (full disclosure: I spent the last six years living in Manhattan) as compared with empty - the vibe many stores in Canada seem to evoke. Price range is inexpensive for what is being sold. I was disappointed in their electronic section because it was very poorly labeled and difficult; an average consumer would have a hard time identifying current vs previous generation video games. With that said, I think it's a GREAT place to buy boxed goods, since in most cases, the quality is the same regardless of where the item is purchased, but I would never buy non-nutritive items off the rack here (i.e. clothing quality was particularly low). This superstore is also close to my Grandmother's home, next time I visit her I may stop in to pick up groceries first. read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Produce offerings - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

Oct. 9 I just moved back to town and am looking for a grocery store to call my own. You know, one you feel comfortable in and more importantly one that carries everything you like. I had been down to Metrotown a few days in the last month and the Superstore always looked crazy busy. I thought it best to avoid, until today. I had some time to kill and I wanted to stock up on toilet paper, which is super cheap there. I found some other great deals as well. I thought it was large and surprised at how many different things that were there. One incredible find: a wasabi chocolate bar (http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/real-canadian-superstore-burnaby?userid=ZCD-1Fif43ALxX2KT6WYrA#feUah5m3pRslF9C_gaHiFQ).The aisles are plenty wide enough for two carts, maybe even three! I did try to find some help and found one young man. They did not carry my favourite brand of Crystal Light, but more importantly I wanted to alert him to the chocolate milk spill in aisle 37. I saw another young man cleaning what looked like a broken bag of sugar. When it came to check out it did look pretty busy, but guess what, going to the grocery store means waiting in line...imagine that!! I happened to get lucky and find a short line. The cashier was a bit chatty, which slowed the process but it was nice that she took the time to welcome me to the store. Will I go back? Probably, I love saving on toilet paper :p read more

Real Canadian Superstore - Yes, that is a Wasabi chocolate bar. You have to try it to believe it. - Grocery Near Me - Burnaby, British Columbia

food is scattered in wrong areas the price has to be clear so when buying know how much product is. the item if on sale it should be labelled so you can read it. its has they hide items when things are on sale. didn't like there motto on price match all my years visiting had no trouble with it until just recently the person behind the till was a jackass their behaviour was unprofessional and they were rude about the ad match policy.if they are going to advertise they do it then should honour their system.overall was disappointed probably would visit the superstore in Metrotown again because of these reasons also other thing the store should do is train their staff properly if they are new and not hire un professional people to work their who are not trained because most cashiers I went to so far there have attitude that is not friendly as they don't want to work there. read more

I really like their points program, so I tend to go to their stores over the others unless I'm looking for something specific.

I hate crowds and always try to not go grocery shopping during their peak hours, - from 5:30PM-7:30PM. Ugh.. torture for me. However, if I do have to go to Superstore and it is during the non peak hours, I like the fact that I can park in the 15min zone. I know what I want, go in, grab it and out the door! The prices are usually a lot less than other grocery store chains and I like the convenience. Service may not be the best, but I'm only for such a short period of time, so I don't care. read more

[GOOD] Great prices, fast checkout, the cashiers are awesome. I come here a lot for groceries and household items because the prices are generally cheaper than other places and the selection is great. The store literally has almost everything I'm looking for. The express checkout for 12 items or less is always super fast. Even with very long lines, the cashiers are nice and efficient. [BAD] The store itself is filled with customers who don't watch where they are going and stand in the middle of aisles with their cart. The floor staff is unhelpful, and clueless about where things are. It's September 1st and I asked if they have flip-flops (assuming there might be some leftover from the summer stock). This middle aged lady defensively told me it's fall already, so why would they have flip flips when it's not summer anymore. I don't know why she acted like I was asking a ridiculous question when I asked a simple yes or no question regarding whether they sold an item. If you hate your job so much you go around pissing off customers, maybe you shouldn't work here and poison my impression of the entire store. Also they put cheap 15 dollar earphones in locked cabinets, and there's usually not a soul in sight to open the cabinets. [OVERALL] A 4 to 5 star favorite with good deals and great selection, but great impression poisoned by an awful staff. read more

I don't go to superstore that often (every other month may be...), I can find most items I want at Costco and a bit cheaper. So busy and packed at Metrotown location. If you want to get a good deal at superstore, better check on weekly flyer. read more

Love coming here if i'm in the mood to shop at the mall, w/ so much around here! But if you're in a rush, stay away, the cashier lineups are incredibly long, worse than the other stores,...one wonders who the heck ever designed this... But for the action and entertainment, it's fun--there's always sales and something going on, unlike Safeway, unless you're waiting for seafood, meats or the deli, it's usually in and out. Superstore, you can just hang out a little bit longer looking for something... Superstore does have more and more of a home furnishings, and nick nacks too. A little tip is sometimes if you've got just an item or two, and if you are nice and lucky, you can go to the photo or cosmetic section and they'll ring it in ;) read more

This Superstore location gives me anxiety and grief. I always need to ask myself, do I really need to be here or should I just drive to another location? It's convenient to buy groceries here after you have done shopping at Metrotown. But I recommend to avoid this location at all cost. I have no grievance against Superstore itself just this freaking location. Their prices are decent on most items and their Presidents' Choice store brand can stand up to some of the Brand names but this location is like a freakin zoo. The produce section is plain nasty! You can see dirt and fallen fruits on the ground but there's no one there to clean it up. You are lucky if they even put a plastic cone there to warn shoppers of the slippery hazard. Don't get me going on the quality of the produce, it's disgusting! The vegetables are not fresh at all. The carrots that I wanted to buy on my last visit looked limpy, like it needed a dose of Viagra! I I rather go to Safeway or Price Smart for produce. Then your blood pressure really goes up when you approach the check stands. Virtually every check stand is full at all times even the self check outs. This location seems to attract the type of customers that are not familiar with the simple task of scanning your items and swiping your credit/debit cards. Its a mystery why some people still can't figure how to use the self check out or why they insist on holding the line while arguing about the price of an item with a customer rep who doesn't even give a shit. The check stands with the cashiers are even worse with every line occupied by at least one person buying their monthly groceries. I got so frustrated a few times that I just left my basket and walked away. Please give me a Xanax! Avoid this location at all cost unless you are willing to age your life away at the check stands. read more

Like my previous review, this has got to be the worst RCSS in the lower mainland, followed by a close second from the SE Marine and location and Main street. Not only are both these locations dirty and scarce with bare shelves but the vast majority of staff are clueless pm where things are in the store. I one case, one employee said the item on question was located on another isle but in fact was down the same aile the employee was in. The manager clearly doesn't know his employees strengths and weaknesses. If he did, he'd pull people away from where they don't belong. For this reason, I only shop here in emergencies. I price match RCSS with other stores like save on foods and Walmart. read more

The prices are always good at any Superstore but this one is just too busy. I would honestly pay money to not have to deal with the twelve thousand people in this store at any given moment. If you need to visit a Superstore for some reason do yourself a favor and take an extra few minutes to drive to another location. Oh yeah - just a tip. Never use the self checkout at this location. I don't know what it is but 95% of the people standing in front of a self checkout here look confused beyond all belief. And they don't mind spending your precious half of an hour trying to figure out the mystery that is before them. read more

This location is pretty okay. I mean, it's well known you don't go to Superstore for fresh produce unless you have to or unless they have a sale on strawberries, mangoes, or mini mandarin oranges (or is it?). Or if you're just getting basics like onions and potatoes. So with standards lowered there, you're good to go. The bakery products are okay. Their dairy section is alright. Sometimes it seems like their gallons of milk are leaking. I really like their bulk foods section, especially for baking ingredients since I do a lot of that. Specifically, what I like about this location, other than its cheap goods, is the self checkout section. I don't know why, but there is something about checking myself out of the grocery that gives me some satisfaction. Maybe I secretly always wanted to be a cashier? Naw, it's good for days when I want to minimize my people face-to-face interaction. read more

The usual superstore: long waits, messy/empty shelves and overall cheap prices. Things have improved over the years and it is not anything out of the ordinary given how many people shop here. The shelves are messy but I dont usually have a problem going home with the items that I set out to purchase, I just have to buy an alternative size/brand of that item. Overall, I dont particularly like or not like shopping at Superstore, it is just something I do. The long line ups dont bother me because I usually just avoid the rush hours and weekends and use self check out. Oh and the stupid points always get me excited read more