Michael's No Frills

Great for a quick grocery. Grab and go, not all items are there but it helps a lot for busy families. We go here at times we need to buy something that we are out off item/s, like snacks for kid's school, recipes for lunch and dinner. The best part is close to our place. Helps a lot of families nearby.

Every time I go here they have misleading pricing and when I call them out on it they wont honor it or its the wrong tag in front of the items that are stocked. Even after taking this up with a "supervisor" or "head cashier" because they apparently never have a real manager on weekends which is when I have gone. Here are just a couple examples: #1 The whole isle of P. C.dressing is on sale. But apparently not the one flavor I wanted? The Chipotle Ranch near the top left. Even after going back and taking a pic u would think maybe the sign just fell off? Nope. Apparently its normal here for random flavors to not be part of the sale I was told. Second example I thought the bagels were $3.79 but after going back and taking a pic the bagels were wrongly stocked in front of the wrong sign and dont have an actual tag for them anywhere. Wouldn't even honor the price after talking to their supervisor. I guess I'll continue going to the superstore where I can buy the exact same things plus much more for much less and would honor these kind of situations.

Clean store. Staff friendly. Shout out to staff member Dennis! He was very kind and helpful when I was looking for a product. He helped me find it and even carried it for me as it was quite heavy. Thank you!

I like to shop at this store because most of the staff are friendly thank you for being part of making us feel welcome. Today I did a mistake as a human being but the lady at the self checkout today at 2: 40 -3: 30 was very rude she looked like she has no room for clumsy people like me. Please accept and respect the differences between us.

Most of the staff are friendly but when the sales go on they should order more stock because they sell out fast in that area because its in a lower income area. Seniors and single mothers grab that stuff up. The manager's reply well we always run out.so order more. Its not rocket science.

A bit smaller than other NoFrills and, unfortunately, the area is quite sketchy. So you can find some weird people in here sometimes:/

Always friendly staff and clean store, cheaper than the other stores around Langley for most stuff.

Very good staff, prices good, and service. Clean too. Good variety of vegetables and fruits.

Pretty clean store.produce is fresh. For the price these days you just can't beat it.

This No Frills location is well layed out and clean. Staff have always been friendly and helpful when needed.

For the most part prices are very good. As others have said selection is sometimes limited. There are times where they could sharpen the pencil a bit as other big box stores will beat them in price and selection. I only shop there if there is a really good deal going on because of the lack of selection.

Clean organized good prices and everyone was wearing masks and giving space

Great experience

Still a great experience people still giving space and many still wearing masks

I absolutely cannot stand this grocery store. The layout is confusing. I feel they lack variety and selection. Some products do not seem like they're good quality. Staff were no help when asked location of items.

Good prices on most everything. But the meat is expensive. There are some good sale prices on meat though.
A well stocked and clean store

The store has a good variety of different types of products but a limited selection within each type. (For example, their coffee section was about 1/3 the size of most other grocery stores.)
We mainly looked at produce and the prices were pretty good. And here they did have a nice variety; they had persimmons, which I don't think I've seen in my usual store.

New to the area, only been a couple of times but never too busy, line up move quickly and store always looks cleaned and maintained.

A lot of products has wrong price. Please double check when paying. I found salmon for 6.97, when paying - price was 19.99.
They did price check and woman from meat department (very rude and she said she is a manager, declined to provide her name, turned her name tag down … name starting with “A”) declined to provide me price as per displayed.
Even I mentioned to them that it is wrong price tag, to avoid that situation for future.
Extremely disappointed.
The cashier was super nice and friendly

Average neighborhood grocery store for basic needs. Some of the prices listed are unbeatable. Not lot of stuff as you would see in a superstore but has most of the things for the quick grab.

Great prices and good produce. Did not have spicy Italian sausage, only mild which is pointless

No frills rocks! You get what you need and want, and pricing is so good. Plus love the staff so helpful and they don't waste time in getting you assistance!

Great store and that's the same thing with the staff very helpful and knowledge of all items in there store

One of the best places to shop very nice cashers lots of very good deals and very well organized.

I didn't like it here. The cherry tomatoes were all rotten that I picked up, the raspberries I picked up and bought had to be thrown away for the most part and not very good on prices. Was smaller than most stores.

As I was leaving Michaels no frills in langely this evening I was given a dirty look from the east indian young women as I walked away she said have a good night followed by a sneer and laugh to her co worker I turned and asked what her problem was she said nothing with a smirk. I felt being a middle aged white man she was discriminating against me. I tryed to call the management but it just forward me to the internet.wont be going back!

First time for me in this store.
Produce not very fresh.
Kind of old looking.
One of the cashiers had an attitude.
Checking out wasn't very clear.
Cashiers and self checkout what seemed to be the same line.
Sometimes hard to find things.
Deli?
Well.
I'm not sure if there was one, or if it was containers in a cooler section.
The bakery was a bit differant too.
No bakery per say. (that i saw.)
Just bread and buns on shelves.
Would i go back there?
Not to soon.

Solid little shop. Sometimes a bit too busy with too few cashiers but the self checkout helps a lot.

No-frills is awesome I shop between there, save-on, and Safeway. If you are like myself it isn't just the cost it's quality as well. Those 3 stores can provide you with all your grocery needs as long as you know your prices. An item might be $5 at one store and $3 at the other and 2 for $5 at the the third. So know your prices shopping will much more economical if your know what's what and where.

Low prices, lots of friendly and helpful staff around when you need help. Till lines move fast, better crowd control than most grocery stores

Good prices, and the staff are quick and helpful. But I won't buy produce there anymore, after having a few bad experiences with quickly decaying food.

I like buying my groceries here but on weekends theres always big lineup. I think they need to have more cashiers available all the time.

The prices are a hit or miss, some things are pretty cheap and some things are a little pricier. Definitely check an online result first before setting your Hope's on No Frills. The covid precautions theyve taken are nice, though keep in mind the self checkouts currently only take card so make sure to use an in person till if you're using cash at all. The hours could be more wide, but if you come around mid-day then it's usually fine.

The name says it all "No Frills" older building, heavily worn floors, older fixtures and equipment.

Their advertised specials are competitive.

Always pleasantly surprised at their pricing Less than $25 for a week's worth of lunch items for my son

Love the sales! Only one issue is a floorwalker so gets extremely close even looking in your buggy! Made me very uncomfortable.

On March 24th I bought 2 coconuts. Two of them is spoilt completely. On March 25th I returned to Michael's No Frills. They didn't accepted and didn't say any reason

NEVER AGAIN.
I thought this store was wonderful but seeing how they treat their essential workers who also are disabled this morning disgusted me.
They refused to let a disabled care aid in during senior and disabled early shop.
Because she wasn’t a senior, but she was shopping for a senior and had proof that she herself was disabled but once they looked at her they turned her away even though she was wearing Medical mask and gloves.

This is so wrong!
Just because you can’t see someone’s disability does not mean it’s not there!
I personally will not shop Here again and suggest others stand up and let them know that’s not okay to treat people like that

I wasn’t crazy about shopping at No Frills when I lived in East Vancouver. This location, however; I quite enjoy! For me, the location is on my way home. It has the basics but also has some nice extra items.

If management reads this, please consider opening earlier than 9: 00am. Today there were about 8 people out front waiting for the store to open at 8: 50am plus more people in their cars. This area has many Elders/seniors as neighbours and I think the store and neighbourhood would benefit if No Frills opened at 8: 00am or 8: 30am.

I love the newer self-checkout option! It really helps to keeps the lineups moving.

My sister and I came here on February 5th near closing time looking to buy some items we saw were on sale in the flyer, as soon as we entered the store we began being followed by a middle aged female employee in the store. We felt very unsafe and threatened, she kept following me and my sister aisle after aisle, even when we went to self checkout she kept harassing us. My card declined at the self checkout for some reason, as it did, I left the items I was going to buy at the front of the store. The female employee who was stalking us the entire time then said in an aggressive manner “thanks for wasting my time” as she aggressively went to grab the items I left because my card declined. I honestly will never be back at this store if you have people working there like that.

Disappointed with the prices of many things. A lot of stuff they sell I can find for the same price or cheaper at Save On or Safeway. Some sale items were out of stock. Frustrating. Oh, and the loaf of bread I bought was stale, even though it didn't expire for another 5 days.

I went in with food vouchers due to unfortunate circumstances, and the cashier looked down on me as if i were always a hobo or something, and when asked about the 7.50 change i had, she didnt even offer to let me spend it in store, not like i wanted the cash or anything, instead she took my vouchers and said the company dont keep it either soo you dont get it and completed the transaction without giving me an option, therfore i lost out on atleast a couple lunches for work since this woman decided to make me feel soo uncomfortable i probably will not return to this location, no common courtesy for someone down on there luck

They now have 5 or 6 self check out options.before this if you came during the afternoon rush the lines were 10 deep. This is a mini superstore with similar prices. Don’t expect huge selection because of the store size, but for everyday basics this is my go to grocer

Used the new cashes that you do yourself. You don't even get reward points for checking yourself out.

Fresh local produce is something I really appreciate and Michael's No Fills has a great selection. Clean store and friendly staff.

Great store, good prices. Especially their sale prices. The only thing, they always have insanely large lineups. Longer than the eye can see! I was practically in the yoghurt cooler waiting in line.

A lot of their stuff expires before due date. Bought a carton of orange juice and I opened it July 20th and poured in my glass and seen a chunk of something go in and then it floated to the top and it was blue fuzzy mold and the expiry date was july 29.it's just an assumption but i think they repack food like their meats and put a new expiry date on things. Probly stuff that superstore is about to throw in the garbage.

Great prices and staff - however - it has dire need of an express lane; people with one or two items shouldn't be stuck in 20 minute lineups

Cheaper than most major supermarket chains. Similar to Superstore as in no name and PC house brands, accepts Optimum points card. Some good deals to be had if go at night to get discounted products. Never have to wait long to pay, although no self checkouts. Store small side and easy to get around. Single dingy bathroom in the back usually with drug paraphanalia scattered about, but that cant really be helped. Our first shopping destination for food, produce especially as its fresh and reasonably priced

Staff treat you like you're in the way while you shop and treat you like your dumb. I can do math faster in my head than they can figure out change.not coming back a nor is our household. I spent about 50 a day there.

This location, as well at the Cloverdale location. Has a loss prevention officer that has made myself, as well as other females feel uncomfortable. Multiple times, at both locations. I have spoken to the Cloverdale location, as well as the Langley location. Was told was getting let go off. And he is still at these locations.

The third time that he was uncomfortably close to me. I confronted him. Let him know he makes me feel very uncomfortable. I’m aware it is his job. But when I come in with no purse, as a working professional female. I should not have someone within arms already of me, every corner I turn. As well, I should not be able to notice him. Around me, at both locations. I felt as if he was a drug user following me. But he is the loss prevention officer. When I made him aware, I was uncomfortable he then accused me of being paranoid. Females, if you shop here. Just be aware of your self and surroundings.

Now when I see him, after the confrontation. He makes it very obvious he is around me. He is very confrontational and disgusting.

This place is just what you expect. You get cheaper groceries here than a lot of other stores, unfortunately the quality of the products can vary widely (much like any store). It's wheelchair access, and the parking lot has some shade in case you're worried about returning to a scorching hot car (heat like that effects my health). The selection is actually very large here, and it's a go-to for me for produce. They also use the PC/Optimum rewards points that is used at Shopper's Drug Mart and Super Store, so bring your rewards cards:)

Staff is always very pleasant, and never makes me feel signaled out for having a disability like many other stores do. I appreciate it a lot.

It was hard to get rid of the guy trying to push the credit card. But the process are good, and they carry most everything I like.