Its always great to see that our society still has positive actions during difficult times!!…read more As we found out from visiting this London Drugs, there is a section within the store that carries and highlight products from local small retail outlets that is forced to close down due to the Covid-19 Lockdown, the aim here is to help these stores have a little bit of exposure even though there stores are closed. I also found there are more local made products within the store so as to support local producers, yes, the price maybe a bit higher then national brands, but if we all chip in and help buy local, we are helping our society to recover faster! I hope my thinking is right?! Btw, staffs here are all very helpful and kind too!

Great pit stop for snacks drinks and bathroom use. It's clean, big, and spacious and a easy stop…read moreover on the way to Whistler

Slowest check out of any grocery store in Squamish. Painful. I gave up and walked out tonight. 30…read morefrustrated people behind me still waiting. ONE check girl. Huge line up at self checkout as well. Total waste of time as usual.

Save on Foods is a grocery store in Squamish. Very close to many of the homes and shops in the…read morearea. It is a very large store with many items. There's a lot of parking as well. The first thing that I noticed was that many of their produce was very large...larger than normal! It was very interesting. I also noticed that many of their meats were free ranged. I liked that they are health conscious. I purchased some groceries from here, but also was able to get maple cookies for friends and ketchup chips. This store has just about everything that you could think of. They even had a fresh bakery section and even a deli. The lines were rather long with a lot of people shopping however it went by really quickly. They ask if you need bags, but they prefer that you bring in your own reusable bag. Overall great grocery store to visit!

We shopped here a couple of times during our Vancouver visit. It's a nice market with every thing…read morewe need. The only problem is they close quite early. I believe around 7 pm. Their rotisserie chicken is amazingly yummy. Very close to Horseshoe bay.

Used to be "Someplace Special". Neighbours knew it as "Someplace Social"…read more Now it is just "Someplace Safeway". Of course Safeway is far better than it was so it's a good Safeway.

Village Square Rexall is a moderate sized pharmacy located in whistler village. It is near the…read morewhistler grocery store. You can find any type of toiletry item that you may need and medicines. They even have an actual pharmacy where prescriptions can be called in by your doctor. I did not have any encounters with the pharmacy area, but came in here mainly for toiletry items. The items are easy to find since the labeling on the isles are descriptive. They have a limited amount of body wash selection, but a larger amount of shampoos/conditioners. The difficult part about this small pharmacy is the space inside. There is little to no space to walk. When it came time to pay it was just a blob of people. They had one person working at the cashier and five people in line. It was really ridiculous. They finally called another cashier after about 5 minutes. They need to get people in and out fast due to the limited amount of space in the place.

Can't beat the location, very easy to find in Whistler Village. It's pretty small, but they do have…read moremost of the things you ever want in a drugstore (including a pharmacy). I forgot to pack my contact solution, fortunately they had it in stock - life saver! The line can get long when you check out, they aren't as good at managing their checkers as Walgreens back in the States.

We walked in to inquire if covid and flu shots are available. Thankfully, they were. The pharmacist…read morewas super friendly and made me feel that it's okay to be scared of needles. The front store was nicely designed. Selections were enough although we later realized their pop are more expensive than the grocery store on the other side.

I want to come here to grab some cold drinks. Unfortunately, we realized the drink stocks were…read moresuper low. I was told that shipment has not been coming in. There is a shortage of supply. Also they were supposed to open at 9 am but due to shortage of staff/difficulty of hiring, hours have been temporarily changed to 10am. They are not the only stores struggling in Whistler. If you are looking to pick up items like toothpaste or bodywash, those are not in high demand in Whistler and yes they do have stocks. It is a convenient location. I only find them ok. Prices are higher than if you went to your local non touristy Shoppers.

I've bought pork belly for BBQ And 80% was pure fat. They…read morewrapped as appear as has some meet on it! Once they opened it wasn't edible and paid 16$ for it.

This is not a 2.5 star grocery store, trust me, I've lived in Whistler for a year now and this is…read moreprobably the best one North of Vancouver. We come here to get meats (a lot of which are from Pemberton) and they are marinated in fun sauces so all you have to do is pop whatever it is you got into the oven. I also love their salmon cuts, they are so fresh, deboned and they don't have that nasty skin on them. I'll have to address Jacob L.'s review and say that I come here 2-3 times a month and have never had bad veggies or find the shelves empty. I must be lucky? Their produce section is awesome, I drive down here to get real bean sprouts and they have cute kits to make things like tom yum soup. Their salads and cut fruit are also great time savers and I've never had overripe or rotten pieces in what I've purchased. But I will say there are double sections of things that don't make sense. I am not sure if this is on purpose or if one aisle is organic, special etc. For example there are two tea and coffee sections. One is by the freezers the other is to the left of the store when you walk in. Why is this? I have no idea but their tea selection from their own brand is amazballs and I always stock up on at least 5 types of chai tea and whatever else is in season a the moment. The other Independent store in Whistler isn't as large and they frequently run out of the teas this store carries. The bakery is spot on awesome, we get our cakes from this location (they have more options than the one in Whistler) and they carry loads of different types of massive bags of naan. Their pre-made food section is also pretty impressive. If I were a tourist heading up to Whistler, stop here and get something! Their flat beads, pizzas, spicy wings, pastas, ready to pop in the oven lasagna, quiches, and stuffed peppers are all so good. They also have awesome Indian food, that Chicken Vindaloo they serve is pretty legit. Whistler is expensive for dinning, if you are in a vacation time share unit or know that you have a kitchen in your room, stock up here. #Squamish

On our most recent trip to Whistler, I unfortunately, tweaked something in my knees while skiing…read more Fortunately, there was a Rexall in the Village and I was able to get some medicated patches and ointments to help with the pain and swelling. Not surprisingly, their pain relief aisle was filled with a large variety of items. Clearly, I was not the first, last, or only one to injure themselves on the mountains. Although I was only interested in their injury/pain relief products, the shop seemed well stocked with your typical drug store/pharmacy items. Convenient location. Pleasant staff. Open late (9:00 pm).

Worst service ever. Pharmacy marks up their drug prices if they know you have the money to pay for…read moreit. Seriously, pay attention to how much you are paying and tell them to break it down to the cent,

One of the local markets. Good selection of things. Was only in town for a week. Would have bought…read moremore if items came in smaller quantities. Found out the other local market does!

This place has extremely high prices, even by Whistler/Canadian standards. For that you get service…read morethat ranges from surly to downright hostile. Apparently the pink haired cashiers and deli servers consider it beneath them to have to serve you, and reluctantly take your money with a scornful stare. At least the foreign worker from Cameroon, or someplace, and who barely speaks English, tries to be friendly.

Clean and very organized store. I got what I need and leave quick…read more If you park in the parking garage, don't forget to bring parking receipt, staff can take that amount from the total purchase.

I was very desperate and needed to get some antihistamine pills. My eyes were swallowed and super…read moreitchy. I definitely needed help. Luckily this Shoppers was nearby. I managed to go in and out and grab what I wanted. What a relief. The store is nicely organized and managed. Looks like everything is fully stocked. Not bad!

24h location on Davie near Burrard…read more Parking is available in front. There are definitely a bunch of interesting characters in here at night. Don't make eye contact. Certain shelves are also locked up, and require an escort by an employee. Says a lot about the clientele. Other than that, the place does get the job done. Too bad the other locations tend to close early.

They sold me Zovirax for 130 CAD, and my insurance claimed it was an unreasonable price and would…read moreonly cover 30 CAD; shoppers could suggest generic alternatives, but they did not. Greedy drugstore. Shame.