Much better than Superstore in every aspect. Food is much better, more local options, and the…read moreprices are reasonable.

I usually go here late at night if I need to grab something quickly. I've never had any problems…read morehere.

firstly, I would like to say that this has nothing to do with the service provided by Pam & Brian…read moreat the Superstore Optical, I quite enjoy going into see them. They are kind, understanding and great at what they do!! That being said, I went in today to get my glasses adjusted, and while there inquired about getting new lenses put into my current frames as I really like them and there is nothing wrong with them. Brian quickly found my info, and told me the price which was around $100.00, which is reasonable. It is, however, corporate policy to charge $40.00+ taxes extra for a customer that just wants to use their current frames!!! What kind of money hungry, BS is that? Considering that I am a current customer and take my entire family there for their optical needs as well, this seems like a quick cash grab just because the corporation can get away with it!! THIS IS A DISGRACEFUL TACTIC!!! ATLANTIC SUPERSTORE OPTICAL DIVISION NEEDS TO REVISE THESE INSIDIOUS POLICIES !!!

The store is not as clean as Sobeys and service is deplorable however, about 35% cheaper than…read moreSobeys and you get points. It's worth the pain.

Food is good quality, especially their meats. Great prices and good variety of items. People are…read morehelpful and friendly. Love shopping there. I have been going there for over 50 yrs.

Great place. Friendly staff. Many unique and interesting food items. Well laid out. Store made…read moreproducts are very tasty.

Sick of seeing Loblaws in the news for more than questionable practices. Stop taking advantage of…read moreCanadians, especially in times of crisis while making reccord profits.

As a supermarket as a whole, the Atlantic Superstore provides as much as any other one would in the…read morearea. As a group visiting the area, we decided to take a cooking class provided by Atlantic Superstore. The only redeeming "super" quality about the cooking program at the Atlantic Superstore is their impeccable ability to provide a consistently mediocre culinary experience. From start to finish, the process was quite underwhelming and did not live up to the expectations of a "seafood" experience. The only trace of seafood we experienced were shreds of smoked salmon in biscuits that did not provide any chills. The most appalling part of the experience was that the provided ingredients seemed to be on the brink of going bad or have simply gone. We had to toss a lot of produce and definitely felt like a course meant to dispose of the redundant product while making a quick buck. Do yourself a favour, Youtube cooking recipes or simply follow instructions from the back of boxes. At least then, you'll be able to buy fresh ingredients and perhaps create dishes with a non-microscopic amount of seafood.

Great variety and fairly reasonable fresh produce and groceries nicely displayed! Xxxxxx.read more

Here in Saint John, NB for work and was happy to find a Grocery store that sells hot and ready…read morefood! Typically ill go to the Save on Food close by but it was closed down. This Sobey is located up on the hill close to Costco. I was surprise this Sobey is called 'Extra' and was not sure why. When I walked in i was pleasantly surprise to see how big this Sobey really was! They have a huge variety of food! There are a good mix of asian selection like sushi, noodle soup, and fried asian dishes. On the western side, they got chicken, ribs, beef, pot pies, Salad, soup, pizza and most of them are hot and ready! The cool part of this place is that they have courses for Cooking! they have a nice set up for a class room setting of 15 people or more. Today I felt like their chicken, hot meal, and salad meal for $18.99. Not a bad deal, it will definitely feed 3 people comfortably. For the hot meal i got their mac & cheese and slaw for the salad. Mac & cheese was very creamy and good. Chicken was perfectly done. Slaw was refreshing.

The City Market is the oldest market in Canada built in 1876. The building was made by sailors and…read morethe ceiling looks like the hull of a ship. It is full of vendors and markets selling meats and fish.

The Saint John City Market located across from King Square, is the oldest charter market in Canada…read moreis housed in an old historic building (built in 1874-1876), which is open daily Monday-Saturday year round. The roof of the City Market resembles the inverted keel of a ship to reflect the City's rich shipbuilding history. This long bright indoor market offers fresh produce (in the middle), meats, cheeses, fresh seafood, local & gourmet goods, arts & crafts, gift kiosks, and a good variety of eateries including takeout stands and full service restaurant. The City Market is a great place to stop for breakfast, lunch, dinner (Billy's Seafood Co) or a quick snack! Whether you're in the mood for fresh squeezed orange juice, fresh brewed coffee, bakery items, Korean food, Latin foods, salads, deli sandwiches, fish & chips, lobster, or ice cream, there's something to satisfy everyone's taste. The City Market Bell is rung each day at the opening and closing of the Market, pretty neat, eh. WEBSITE: http://www.sjcitymarket.ca/

NoFrills is a nice store - basic merchandise but competitive pricing. Worth going…read more Robicheau's No Frills Pharmacy --- AVOID! There is a nasty "Karen" there that seems to have a huge chip on her shoulder and is just plain rude/ignorant. I was a new customer and I have never been treated so horribly -- which was a shock to me since we just moved here and everyone in Shediac has been super friendly -- NOT her! She is so nasty and obviously has some deep/dark issues and its reflected in her attitude. Like I said, I like NoFrills but I won't shop there in Shediac again because of her. If they allow her to work there and spew her venom, I'll go down the street and avoid the b#tch.

Very large grocery store with all the item you'd expect…read more There is a gym also in store with a Starbucks, so there is a lot in this store. Deli items looked fresh and there were a lot of staff here to check out customers.

I was really impressed with the newest addition to the Pete's family when I popped in during a…read morevisit to Wolfville. It looks really small from the outside but they've done a shocking amount of things with the space and there's a whole lot of goodness packed in. With just about everything you can find at the city Pete's locations and a few special extras, all I could think about was how awesome it must be to go to Acadia and have all that within walking distance at all times. Where they go awry a little bit is on the to-go counters. The wait times ended up being a bit outrageous for no particular reason. A breakfast sandwich to go took about 25 minutes (no joke), and I saw a breakfast smoothie take about 15. Maybe they were just getting things started that morning and hadn't set up all their ingredients, but it was a bit much.

The Wolfville location of Pete's is a welcome addition to the family of market style grocery stores…read moreyou expect from Mr. Luckett. Modest in size compared to the Bedford and Halifax locations, the newest Pete's has all the amenities you would find in its sister locations, while bringing its own personality and charm to the table. This warehouse turned grocery store has a feeling like no other - exposed wooden beams in the ceiling, alcoves that give the illusion of rooms rather than departments, and finally the view - it's not everyday you shop for produce with a panoramic view of water and (a not so distant) Blomidon. I look forward to more visits to the Frootique!