Great selection of fresh local produce and grocery items. Lovely people and super friendly. Perfect…read morelittle store with everything you can wish for. Cosy and cool at the same time. We are lucky to have a store like this so visit it often and enjoy this celebration of love for food and life.

Went here another time before COVID hit and even then the bento boxes were limited to just takeout…read more I also got a bunch of frozen items to stock up (which was a good call since restaurants all shut down a couple of days later). Again, the items are quite pricey, but you can tell that the meals are made with care and they taste like authentic japanese home cooking. They also make me feel really healthy, which is always a plus. Bento Box (5/5) This bento box was literally amazing, and I could not have been happier with my meal. The bento of the day was tofu isobe, which was basically tofu, carrot and daikon wrapped in deep fried seaweed. In essence, it was a sushi roll without rice. The taste was unique, and was very light and refreshing despite the seaweed, which was not oily at all. There was one slice of sweet potato, which was good, and there was also some sort of vegan fish cake which was absolutely delicious. There were some other accompaniments, like shredded carrot and burdock, which were good, but nothing mind-blowing. The bento also came with brown rice and some sort of japanese plum thing which I didn't like. Yam and Black Bean Zucchini Loaf (5/5) This is probably my favourite frozen item from them to date. This was similar, but the better, upgraded version of the Yam and Black Bean Loaf I got last time. This loaf tasted wonderful. The flavours are mild, but unique. It has quinoa, yam puree and black beans, and I think the zucchini was a thin pureed layer on top? I'm not too sure where the zucchini was (I'm slightly confused but it was tasty so it's all good). It was a tad mushy, but that's probably because it was frozen and the ice inside melted. I really enjoyed this. Kabocha Gratin (5/5) This had the same filling as the kabocha croquettes that I last time except it doesn't have the breadcrumbs and it has quinoa in it. Other than that, it still has the chickpeas and pumpkin puree with a thin crust on top. Again, the flavours were mild but it tasted really comforting. Kabocha Croquettes (3.5/5) These croquettes were different from last time, in that they tasted nothing like pumpkin. Instead, it tasted like tomato sauce, and the inside was reddish-orange. It has like one chickpea and one red kidney bean inside, and some dried tomatoes. It probably has pumpkin puree to hold the whole thing together, but you just can't taste it. It's not bad, but it's not the kabocha croquette that I loved last time. Misleading advertising! Vegan Gyoza (3.5/5) These would have been perfect, except there was something in the filling that tasted like cilantro and I hate cilantro (or whatever that herb was). These gyozas are huge, and have a generous amount of filling, which consisted of lentils and spring onions. The dumpling wrapper was great as well. It's just a shame about the cilantro. Chickpea and Millet Nuggets (3.5/5) This was an interesting take on a chicken nugget. Obviously the filling was soft and mushy on the inside, but the flavour was decent, though pretty mild like most of their other items. The breadcrumbs were not as crispy as I would have liked them to be, and the outer layer was hard and crunchy (not in a good way). Overall, it was okay, but I probably won't be getting them again. Tempeh Chili (3/5) This was a little disappointing. The tomato sauce was a little acidic, perhaps due to it being a frozen item. The taste was too strong and overpowering, and left a strange taste in my mouth afterwards. There was no tempeh in it and I feel cheated. The eggplants and mushrooms in the chili tasted weird and not fresh (I know it was made a while ago but still), and I would not get this item again. Garbanzo Stroganoff (3/5) This was also rather disappointing. The sauce tasted weird (not sure if it's because it was frozen), and the mushrooms tasted weird. Note to self: don't buy frozen items with mushrooms, eggplants, or tomatoes in them. It came with chickpeas, carrots, celery and mushrooms. Again, it was just okay, and I would not get this item again.

I have purchased groceries from Greens Market for 5 years…read more The prices at this grocery store are high compared to Choices Market, IGA and even some similar grocery items at Whole Foods. I have noticed a "high turnover" in staff. On the bright side, the deli counter has delicious meals. The vegetables in the produce section always look fresh and appealing.

Staff are extremely and readily helpful while in person shopping, and all products are quality…read more Now having to depend on online ordering if friends cannot pickup for me, always brightens my day with their ''personalized'' Thank you message printed on the shopping bag. PLEASE - encourage you to Shop and Support quality, local businesses, always. And especially during this construction upheaval in Kitsilano! L

I always find great grocery deals here. The staff are friendly. They have a reduced produce…read moresection. I love that they try to minimize waste through this method. There's always random sales that aren't posted in their flyer and they have a good variety or vegetarian and vegan options for people with dietary restrictions. They also offer free parking, which is a plus since it's hard to find free parking near the quay.

This felt a bit like a "Whole Foods" market which is a good thing. Lots of fresh stuff and maybe…read moreit's the bare concrete floors that give it that vibe. Meats, cheeses, lots of produce and yes, a few aisles of canned and boxed goods. You can definitely do a full shop here. Prices looked to be moderate with some bargains to be found. It is clean and well stocked. [Review 20896 overall - 72 in British Columbia - 1880 of 2023.]

So, here's some simple economics…read more I was going to buy two muffins, two bagels and two coffees. I ended up buying two muffins and two coffees. Where did the bagels go? Selling bagels without the option of it being cut or cream cheese is kind of like...going to a hair salon without a wash station. Oh...you want your hair washed prior to a cut....just hop on into our bathroom and go nuts in the sink. What was I gonna do with an uncut-dry bagel which I wanted to enjoy at their so-called coffee area. I'm sure you have a cutting station somewhere back there with little cute squares of Philadelphia you can appreciate your customer with, no? ok.... The result. They lost business on their bagels. Their muffins and coffee were ok.

End of a 2+ hour walk from Lonsdale to Park Royal and was contemplating what to eat. Originally…read morewanted try the Village Tapuouse, but the reviews were not all that agreeable. Next is the Cactus club, another so so franchise. Finally opted for Wholes Foods grab food. Got the cobb salad with chipotle sauce and organic coconut water. Was peachy. Not crazy about the blue cheese but healthier alternative to the expensive mediocre offerings at Park Royal?!! And no terrible entitled service I have to deal with and tip. Ok.

I love this place and has become my go to place to get all my groceries. This shop replaced a…read moresimilar market but is better laid out and has way more vegan/GF/dietary restrictions options! I'm not sure when this place opened but I'm thrilled it does. The staff are extremely friendly! During this pandemic, they never stop smiling and being pleasant. They keep the market clean and well stocked. I'm talking a vegan's dream store! In the neighborhood, we have Kins (for produce), Cobbs (for baked stuff), and the Independence (for everything else) (until Safeway opens again). But now I get it all at the Market! Prices are very reasonable and I know that they have what I'm looking for! I really appreciate this option and love shopping here! Check it out! You wont be disappointed!

This is a great market with lots of different gluten free and vegan options. I always spend a lot…read moreof time wandering around and will always find something new I want to try. The prices are very reasonable for specialty products especially compared to the bigger retailers in the area.

Super convenient location at Brentwood Mall with lots of products available. There are many…read morepre-made food available as well as regular groceries. There's a really big salad bar, as well as heated food that can be paid by weight. At the store entrance, there's a large seating area to eat food in peace before leaving. The place feels very clean and organized. I really like the dimmer lighting compared to other groceries stores in particular. It feels very relaxing and a good place to slowly look through the aisles instead of the usual rush rush rush.

This is my favourite place to shop for groceries and health foods! The produce is fresh and…read morethere's such a variety! And their meat and fish collection is high quality! I also have a number of food allergies - no gluten or dairy - and they have a good selection of items that cater to folks like me. And I love their bakery and fresh food bar. Great options if you don't want to cook dinner or want to grab lunch! Only complaint is their prices, but the prices are going up everywhere so... They have parking downstairs - but remember to purchase a ticket in the elevator area. You can get 1 hour reimbursed at the cash out.

Love this place! They have a really nice selection of items…read morethat I have never seen anywhere else, the prices seemed to be fair. The lovely person behind the register was friendly, welcoming, and very helpful. It's a little bit of a trip, but that make it a point to stop at this location or the one in Surrey whenever in BC

I love this shop. They have an awesome selection of Vegan food supplies. The one thing I don't love…read moreis the prices. Why is Vegan food so expensive? Seriously...we're facing a Climate Emergency. People say that the best way to fight Climate Change would be for everyone to go Vegan. Well if being Vegan is what it would take to save our planet, then please...make it more affordable for people to be vegan! I bought about $50 worth of goods from here during Boxing Week. Many of the items I bought were instant Ramen noodles. Later that same day, I found some of the very same noodles I had just bought for a cheaper price at Superstore! Yup...a "Roblaws" store was selling plant based ramen noodles for cheaper than the Boxing Week special at Vegan Supply Shop. Slightly annoyed. Emphasis on the word "slightly". I do believe in supporting small businesses and aside from the one brand of Ramen noodle that I found cheaper at Superstore, I am pretty sure everything else I bought from Vegan Supply Shop, I would not have been able to find at Superstore.

Unfortunately I will not be coming back after several incredibly rude interactions with particular…read moreemployees that have a track record of awful service.

I still remember the original store, Galloway's decades ago on Robson Street. Now renamed Goodway's…read more(due to new owner), it is still the same decades later with quality products and great customer service. As soon as you walk in, you can smell the array of spices sold here. You'll find an ample variety of nuts, grains, flours, & imported items. If you are needing a specific spice or ingredient to make that special dish, this is the place to go. This place has ingredients for all types of cooks including gluten-free, vegans, vegetarians, etc. The staff is helpful and friendly. They have different store hours (see attached photo). They are located on Sixth street in New Westminster (just across the street from Royal City Centre Shopping). There's parking on the street or just as easy, park in the Royal City Shopping Centre for free. Exit at the doors near the food court and Goodway's is across the street.