I just went to Gerard's house and it looks nice and in good condition. It looks like a crackhouseread more

The employee who served me was unhelpful and unfriendly. When I asked for recommendations, she did…read morenot provide meaningful assistance or answer my questions clearly, and she appeared uninterested in helping me make a decision. Her tone and manner made the interaction uncomfortable and left me feeling poorly treated. She appeared to be in her 50s and was wearing glasses.

Sobeys.... you have a place in my heart. Somehow…read more.. You've got everything needed from a large grocery store, and somehow you are more. Helpful, friendly staff, some of whom have been around for years. Like a family.

We took the public bus to downtown St. John's, great tour of the local neighborhoods, before…read morearriving downtown. we stopped in for a turkey soup, and Fish and brewis. Both were terrific. The soup was very flavorful, with parsnips. The fish and brewis is not for everyone, but I loved it. They heated jup a big portion in the microwave,a nd we ate it and the soup at a small table in the store. F and B is like a cracker casserole with bits of fish cooked in with the base. The hit was the generous portion of scruncheons on the top: they are tiny cubes of salted fried pork fat. Wow, what a flavor blast!!! They have lots of other traditional plates, but this is classic!!!

I started going to Caines for my lunches after getting a job in the area a couple of years ago and…read moreconsidering that I got a sandwich or a boxed dinner from them 4-5 times a week for nearly a year, Its was the first place I wanted to go when I moved back to the city. Its great grub and even though the sandwiches are something you could just make at home (they're pretty basic concoctions) Nothing you make will ever taste as a good as it does here. The boxed dinners are delish as well. You can actually sit down and eat your meal in the back part of the store as well although I never have, but its a quaint little place that I still visit frequently!

Bought chicken breast from deli, worker did not know how long it was under heat lamps,went home ate…read moreit got food poisoning anybody know how long food should be kept under heat lamps,I'm sure store is not following rules

(3.5) ~ good overall grocery store...especially if you want to try Seal Meat & Moose Meat;)read more

As far as grocery stores go, this is my new favourite. The new location on Newfoundland Dr is small…read morebut has a very welcoming atmosphere. There is plenty of friendly staff on hand to keep it clean and organized, or to help you with your shopping needs. The shelves are stocked and faced, and there is plenty of room to manoeuvre. The layout just makes sense. Take a deep breath when it comes to driving away from the store though. Traffic is bottlenecked (entering and exiting) through one entrance on Newfoundland Dr. Trying to turn East onto Newfoundland Dr will test your patience during peak hours.

outrageously expensive and pretentious 'food priced by weight' section -$12 for a small clump of…read morechips, gravy and dressing.....St.John's Airport resto prices might be cheaper....store is unabashedly intended for transplanted yuppies, and offers little to anyone else.

This is my favorite grocery store in town; pretty small, but has a quaint charm to it. I lived not…read morefar from this part of the city, a charming urban neighborhood that is quite scaled but still not far from downtown or the (mature) suburbs. There is a little parking lot next to the store, and you can park along Merrymeeting Road or the surrounding streets as well I guess. I always walked there so I never looked much into parking options. They accept debit and credit cards like larger grocery stores. As you walk in, you'll notice a baked goods section and small deli that has a good selection of store-made items and other local Newfoundland goods. There are only two cash registers to the left, and usually a security guard which I thought was a little odd for a small grocery store in St. John's but nonetheless, and from there on you see the normal grocery aisles you'd expect. Lines have never been a problem. Staff seem friendly. The aisles carry the name of local streets, ie. Cookstown Road. Their pricing is obviously a little higher than that of Walmart, Sobeys and Dominion - but really, it's a local chain of grocery stores headquartered in Corner Brook. They don't really have the scale that these chains do, and for what it's worth, there's not a big difference anyway. Weekly flyer often has pretty competitive specials, I imagine sold as loss leaders. Definitely better than the Sobeys store further down the street. Shop here, support local businesses before they're gone altogether. Colemans has a special place in the heart of many people living in this area I think.

Great place. Im visiting St. johns and asked the cab driver to take me to a grocery store and he…read morebrought me here. There's fresh bread that tastes amazing!!! Great selection of baked goodies too!!

I am very disappointed in Dominion Stadium location. The 10% off is offered to this location…read moreonly to get us back or to keep us. Good luck with that! Where are your carts? On Sunday, August 31 there weren't any! None upstairs and store mostly empty. The corals outside were 100% empty.

This is for the store on stavanger drive, Good lord. Get better people. We went in for a quick…read moreevening shop tonight. (Friday July 8 just before close) and bought some essentials as we only returned to the province a couple of nights ago. Took our stuff to the register and asked if we could get bags. The lady would not let us just bag and pay for the bags we use at the end; and said we had to buy the bags we need first. She had to ring them In first, like she thought we would steal them. (Coleman's just bags and charges at the end because their staff can count) Then when she got to the tomatoes she could not get them to ring in and looked me in the face and said "the bar code won't go through, you can't have them" I repeated her " I can't have them ?". Yes. They won't ring in you can't have them. I looked at my wife and said let's go. But of necessity she wanted to just get what we had picked up. But seriously I wanted to leave. I have never been in retail and had someone tell me I can't have something that is for sale. In the end we flagged down a manager who came over and pointed out that she simply had other stuff on the scale so it wouldn't work moved there stuff and rang it in for her. She looked frustrated. My wife may be patient enough to stay open Jennifer wanted to just abandon the sale, but the first words out of her mouth when we stepped outside and as simply "stupid woman". She was frustrated as well. Generally speaking this woman on the register was rude, inept and stupid. She was unfriendly. And seemed to generally hate her job and hated dealing with customers. Dominion you may have the selection, supply chain and inventory advantages over the local chain Coleman's but you don't have the kind and helpful staff on your register. I would rather support local business with friendly staff than put up with the kind of garbage service we experienced tonight. My bill is as about $239.94.. You will not have my money again. Seriously. Hire better people.

This petite location is the best place to find specialty items/ingredients/food/beverages in town…read more Quite an array of selection, you'd be surprised! The price is generally cheaper than another asian store in downtown. The store is closed @ 5 pm. Pay attention though, as some items were already expired when I visited last time. But overall, this is the store! Where else can you find Indonesian sweet soy sauce?!

International Market & Speciality store, indeed!!! Very small store but if you are looking for a…read moreunique ingredient there is a good chance you'll find it here. Tinned goods, frozen items, sauces, spices, and selection of produce. If it isn't open when you are there, come back in a while. You'll be glad you did.