The staff here have always been nice and welcoming as well as efficient . I have never ever seen…read morethem be rude to anyone And they make you feel comfortable- Like they trust you . They don't make you feel like a lot of small convenience stores do- like they are following watching over your shoulder. I have a 5 year old daughter that can be a bit hyper, running through the isles but they have never given me. a dirty look or made me feel unwelcome which I appreciate: they truly are a "community" store where they treat everyone with respect. They also have a very good selection of products if you ever need something late night. 5 out of 5!

okay so i've been going here FOREVER and it's always been my favourite place with the best…read moreemployees. BUT for the past year or so the food has been CRAZY expensive like unreasonably expensive. It kind of sucks because like i can understand how imported food are expensive, but now they charge regular Canadian foods at crazy high prices and it's super unfair. I don't really want to go here anymore nor do i recommend others to go here because even if you just want regular doritos or something it's 9$ a bag.

J & J Market was a very handy discovery during our Vancouver vacation. If, like us, you like to…read morekeep your vacation expenses under control by not having every meal out, markets like J&J can be very handy. Here we got milk, cereal and we were set for breakfast. With bread, peanut butter and jelly we were able to have some lunches on the go. They even had gelato ice cream! Located very close to several hotels, J&Js is a good resource for essential supplies on the road.

The second brother or owner of the store lies to the customers and tells them "no credit card" and…read moreto use your bank cards. This is a scam because they have to pay 40 cents per credit card transaction and people's credit card transactions cost them 0 cents. If they make you use your bank card, you're paying $1.50 extra right away as a surcharge from the service and another $1.50 at the end of the month from your bank, for using the bank card service. So you pay $3.00 more PLUS the costs of your goods, and they make 40 cents on you behind the scenes. If they have 100 transactions a day, that's $40.00 a day and $1200.00 a month they make illegally while YOU PAY 100 TIMES MORE FROM YOUR POCKET! And the worst thing is the wife of the owner smiles to your face and says WE NO CHEAT while they cheat you. Thanks Trudeau for bringing this garbage here to Canada!

Popped in for some necessities and found a few fun local items sprinkled throughout. Very helpful…read moreoutlet on island, right near ferry. A bit jumbled but some good local options if you poke around a bit

Great for any bits and bobs you forgot. Pricing is normal for a quick stop gas station grocer, a…read morebit high but not unreasonable since you're paying for convenience. Nice staff, lots of beer wine and spirits. A good selection of produce and dairy.

Old school location by Edmonds and Canada Way…read more Parking is available in the strip mall lot. The location is decently large. They have the usual goodies. There is a standing area by the door with some charging outlets. The coffee station is quite large, wiht somehwat modern machines. They all have colour touchscreens. The ice coffee I had was pretty tasty. Hit the spot.

This is a full-service 7-Eleven store with an on-site deep fryer and large display case on the…read morecounter, meaning they offer freshly deep-fried chicken. (Small locations without a deep-fryer only reheated the chicken cooked at their plant). I stopped in here to pick up a take-out order of the wings which I am far too addicted too, and was pleased with the quality and service. Making a left onto Edmonds St to access Canada Way can be difficult, so you may need to make a right turn onto Edmonds instead and drive around the block.

The other alternative in First Avenue Market, located upstairs of the big boy in this place (T&T),…read moreif you don't want to shop downstairs, you can come here. It's a smaller supermarket, with no cooked food, but they do serve up produce, meats (mostly frozen), and your other stuff (instant noodles, sauces, snacks). Sometimes walking up here, and going inside you will be surprised as to what prices you find in here, and how it is usually cheaper than T&T. I think you can only use your cards here after a purchase of at least $20. They also carry other smaller 'Mainland' type brands here, unlike downstairs. And it's only a walk or elevator to the top level to walk around.

The service at this Circle K location is beyond amazing! Staff are friendly and efficient. They…read moreare lucky to have an employee like Saanya. She knows customers by name and makes each of them feel special. She goes above and beyond making the customer experience excellent!

This is my new favorite circle k store. It is located right next to the skytrain station. There is…read morea 5 mins drop off parking right outside, so you could dash in to grab stuff. Subway is inside this outlet and most people go there for the subs. The place is clean and pretty big. Spacious. Lots of grab to go options here. Donuts. Nachos. Hot dogs. Taquito. The service is also excellent here. Friendly staff. They will open up another cashier counter when the line is long. I just wish it is nearer me.

Quite nice, spacious, clean and the outside architecture is quite nice. It right next to the the…read morewaterfront and very big open space upon entering. Easy directions and instructions. Several shops, stalls, coffee shops and that is pretty it. Staff are nice, knowledgeable and friendly.

The place is so clean and they have helpful staff. We found the train. There's a starbuck inside…read morebut we didn't get a chance to use it. We found our train it was easy but it did take at least 45 minutes. From cruise port to airport.

Surprisingly large underground supermarket inside this office complex…read more Free parking is available underground (P2). This lot has to have the weirdest layout in town. It looks like they mashed 3 separate adjacent parkades together, seeing as how one has to go down to P3 then back up to P2 to get to this area. I can't even describe how to leave, other than that the Rosser exit is accessed by going UP and the Lougheed exit is accessed by going DOWN. Once inside, the area looks pretty clean and modern. Very different from the 1990s orange/blue look. Guess I've been living in the past. Pricing is fairly decent, with plenty of discounts. The discounts require a More card. Another thing to stick into my wallet, since there's no app as of the time of writing, which honestly sucks. Layout is fairly intuitive. Samples are no longer available thanks to a certain coronavirus. Definitely a good option for groceries other than that overpriced Whole Foods across the street.

Great location ( Downstairs at Madison Centre in Burnaby )…read more It's big, bright, and clean. Excellent selection, fresh produce and a bakery that smells amazing. Speaking of the bakery/ deli section - they have a huge display of wraps & tortillas. All sizes and varieties. Big bulk food isle as well that is currently open. They have free parking and carts are only a quarter deposit. Prices are quite good. Way better then my Downtown market options -which have half the selection with nearly double the cost. Be sure to get your Save-On-More card to get the lower prices (as per signage on applicable products) Self check out is a breeze and you're on your way !