They have an interesting selection, however we found them (even considering their an organic…read moreoutlet) far too pricey.

I hope I won't upset anyone by saying that the co-op reminds us the whole food market in a way. For…read moresure it's smaller, it's maybe a bit cheaper and more "convivial" but it means also that we liked the shop, the products. They have also some food cooked and ready to eat in a room inside the shop. We ate there everyday and we definitely enjoyed the vegetables very well cooked, with spices, so tasty, the meat was tender and what about the pizza? Very good! We liked the salad (yam, kale, sésame) You can find a lot of gluten free food and deserts as carrot cake, brownies, cookies... So fresh. It's worth it! Friendly staff! Very nice shop!

I love this store...they have an excellent organic and natural food section, and much more…read morereasonably priced than the Co-op. The staff are always helpful and pleasant. The best thing is that they promote local food, and products produced in the area. By far my favorite place to shop for groceries in Nelson. Often very crowded, but there always seems to be allot of cashiers on.

If you go to trail this is the place to go. with ever thing from amazing cream soda to the best…read morecold meat. when they said they would move it to nelson i got so happy. the layout is also very good and at the check out the people are very sociable and good to talk to. the pries is awesome and way cheaper than Safeway.

The store is fine. Basic grocery store with what you need. My personal experience with one of their…read morecashiers though was unfortunate and I hope they can train their employees better about how to treat customers. The cashier lady was ringing up my groceries and asked me if the apricots on the belt were peaches or nectarines. I told her that they were neither and were actually apricots. She then looks at me accusingly as if I'm trying to steal and says "Those aren't apricots. Apricots are small. Are they peaches or nectarines? I again inform her that the small, fuzzy orange and red things that look like apricots in front of her are indeed apricots and she responds by taking the bag of fruit and walking over to the produce section to see if she can figure out what these mysterious objects that she has made it perfectly clear she thinks I'm trying to steal are. After she confirms I'm not trying to steal peaches or nectarines by declaring them as apricots (which are more expensive anyway), she finally goes back to the line she has been failing to keep moving and finishes ringing up my groceries. Maybe it's because I was a bit sweaty because I was stopping in on a bike trip but this woman had a real attitude with me when all I was trying to do was buy some apricots. One of the reviews that's "not recommended" seems to share a similar experience where someone was presumed to be stealing because of how they looked.

Inexpensive, not fancy, but excellent service. They also have roast chickens, and made us an…read moreexcellent Sheppards pie for the campsite. Quite a bit of organic selection for dairy and coffee. Nice local greens.

Nice little market in rural BC. While staying in the region recently to visit family, we found…read moreSlocan Village Market to be the best option for groceries in the region. Nice selection of produce, deli sandwiches, frozen meat, just about anything you may need.

They have a $10 minimum for debit transactions , and don't ask to use the washroom , they claim…read morethey don't have one, when i asked where do you guys go they said outside!

Absolutely love this store. If you need amazing meat this is the place to go! It is cash only so…read morebe warned!