Loblaws

Everything is pretty accessable and the staff is very friendly, only downside is the cost of groceries is quite high

Their bread is really good
Most of their products, too

Their prices are high, ok, but sometimes they don't make any sense
Around 10$ for a loaf of bread!
The "Chicken" in the half cooked meals is stale, smells and tastes disgusting

Was not impressed with my last visit. Seems like the employees are standing around talking all the time and not concentrating on serving the customer.

I find the prices higher than some other store they know they have more seniors who can not travel as far to other stores.

I just wanted to get some macaroni and cheese but the lines where so long and everyone was trying to get by there was no room to move around near the cashes so i dropped the macaroni and cheese on the belt of a closed cash and walked out

the self chekout use full of ppl who didn't know what they where doing
the express was backed up
and you keep raising the price of everything
im beginning to HATE this loblaws

First time here, very nice place and the cashier's are wonderfully patient for when you make mistakes. Would definitely return here if I ever need something when I'm in the area!

As far as grocery stores go, it's fine. I've found their stocking practices a bit out of sync with the weekly rhythms of the area, and consequently found empty shelves where there should be something I need.
The store is tidy, there has never been something that made me concerned about health/safety.
They do carry a small selection of wine, beer, and cider. Good in a time crunch, but the beer store and LCBO are just across the road.
Conclusion, it's a grocery store that does its job, but doesn't always have what you're looking for.

The store bathroom does not leak smells as much anymore and it makes it a much better choice for grocery shopping. The perishable sections have variety and are decently stocked/displayed but are not always of the greatest quality (or best price for that matter). Great selections of many other things though.

One of the worst grocery store. Terrible quality and horrendous pricing.
Over priced unreasonably and excessively. Way out of line with the rest of market. Even more expensive that Farm Boy. Quality is less than Food Basics
Wish there was a competitor beside in this neighborhood.

By good for many goods. But, it is expensive in comparison with Walmart. Walmart is definitely better.

Big grocery store, some say too big. Not fond of the clothing section taking up too much room and understaffed so doesn't take much traffic to make it look junky. Well stocked, friendly cashiers. Good quality food items. Cashes can be congested during the week because lots of space taken up by homewares section or seasonal stuff. Get rid of the junk and leave it to Winners/Homesense who do it better and concentrate on making the store a more comfortable place to shop. Check put Farmboy and see how they do it.

Super comme magasin.mais les employés sont tellement nonos et faut pas tros fort sur le sourires et prend leur job tros au sérieux.et son bêtes quant il parle.

I find this place a bit smaller than any other loblaws otherwise it’s a good place to do grocery shopping!

I went in to pick up a birthday cake and got into the regular line. The gentleman in front of me insisted l go ahead of him. So sweet. It made a rough day that much nicer, singer the 77 yr old Birthday boy was sitting in the car waiting for me. Isn't it beautiful to be Canadian?

Prices too high, stock people are rude, cashier's mostly replaced by self check out, product selection is horrible, produce is poor quality, meat is usually at best before date or looks off anyway if it isn't.

Multi million dollar company taking 12 million from tax payers dollars for new freezers. Loblaws gets caught price fixing bread! Now they are in court with CRA over millions of dollars of lost tax revenue. They are hiding their earnings in off shore accounts.

Overall cost of products are absurd, 12 million dollars for new freezers when this company can easily afford new freezers. Our tax dollars paying for this nonsense! Small business owners who's freezers go on the fritz have to somehow get the capital to replace or fix theirs.

This particular individual has had enough and will not be shopping at Loblaws anymore!