Excellent, attentive service, polite, helpful. The only downside is that it is a relatively small…read morestore (to be expected in a small town), so stock is more limited that in bigger stores.

So I think there is a place for smaller Wal-Marts in smaller cities. At first I would think,…read moreWal-Mart? But yeah, they seem to fit in and even though they might not be as good for the smaller businesses, there seems to be a way that they can all fit in together and work out their territories. Wal-Mart is on the other side and just outside of downtown Merrit. Like the one in Squamish BC it seems to serve it's purpose by offering regular Wal-Mart type items for a good price. Pretty much everything you can find here, but not everything. There are things elsewhere in town that you just can't find in any Wal-mart. That is mainly character that doesn't fit in a big box. Still, if you can't find it elsewhere, it's always worth a chance to check it out here. And yes. I did enjoy walking through the aisles here a few times.

Fields is the perfect department store for Princeton. It has got a selection of everything from…read moreclothes to homewears and groceries. Great seasonal and sales items. Reasonably priced, decent stock and selection, and helpful service staff. I'm a fan and visit practically every time I'm through the area - whether I need something or not.

I like this store, it has a good selection of stuff.. think back to the old days of k-mart or older…read morestyle American dollar stores. It has clothes, food, household items, shoes, you name it.. almost like the salvation army store in new west but way smaller. I enjoy browsing and shopping here, I also stop in whenever I am passing through town. Prices are good and the staff are nice (and leave you alone while you shop)

I'm not one to usually review a main stream grocery store, but I had such a nice experience here, I…read morefelt like sharing. This is definitely a typical Superstore with familiar brands, products and prices, as well as a similar layout. It includes a Joe Fresh, a pharmacy and a bakery. This store definitely has some supply issues as they were out of a few things, but that is typical for small town in interior BC. Previously when I visited this store there was no cell signal in the back half of the store, which is frustrating if you are trying to look at a digital app for your grocery list or calling someone to ask if there is milk in the fridge. But this time I was able to do both with far less issues. The gentleman who checked me out was so nice, he grabbed me from a longer line to open up his till, made friendly conversation, and had such an upbeat attitude for a very busy day, 3 days before Christmas. He just made my day.

I was thrilled to find that the online checkout procedure had finally been improved. But I just…read morereceived a copy of my order, only to find that the prices charged are NOT the prices of the same items when I ordered, only a few hours before. This has happened before. Has anyone ever pointed out to Superstore that that is "false advertising"!!! If Superstore feels it can offer an item for say "$2. each, with a limit of 4 items at that price", and then charge me $4. each, after I have ordered 4 items, then I should be able to change my order to 1 item, if that is what I'd have ordered had I been told what they planned to begin with. I quit ordering from WalMart after they cheated me out of $60. one time. But at least they honour the prices they advertise! I think it may be time for me to start rethinking my loyalty. Diane P.

While we were passing through town we stopped by the Trading Post to satisfy my curiosity of seeing…read morea place that is a restaurant, convenience store, post office and gas station all in one. It was exactly as my friend described it, because it contained "everything you could want in a hurry" (and if you can wait a little longer, you can always order online or venture into Princeton). They had an impressive selection of snacks, household items, and outdoor hobby items. The prices did feel a smidge higher than average, but I can definitely understand you pay for the convenience. We had already planned lunch with some friends otherwise I would have voted to have lunch at the Trading Post too.

Really it's about not having any other choice in the street that is Tulameen. I stayed at Otter…read moreLake and thank goodness for The Trading Post - it essentially had everything I've needed. Tonight it was sour cream, and they had it. And for $2.50 for a small container - not bad. Some things are overpriced (like the pack of vanilla oreos I got at $5.94), but what do you expect? And they need to make a living too, so it's not a complaint as much as it is an observation. It's a one stop shop with post office, grocery items, vast array of fireworks, restaurant and eating area in the back. And they're very friendly. A note that they're only open till 6 pm usually (8 pm on Fridays).

Picked up a Caesar salad and rotisserie chicken for dinner tonight. Chicken was bloody and half…read morecooked. ewwww....ruined my supper plans. yes, I am cooking it, but that's not the point.

We needed a replacement tire which was under warranty. It would take 10 days to get a tire from…read moreEdmonton to Costco in Kamloops. On the 9th day we had a phone call about an ordering glitch. It would be another 10 days. Apparently company policy won't allow a tire to be obtained at the Kelowna Costco. Maybe policy needs to be revamped.

it's a curious store, much like a five & dime in days of old…read more the selection runs the gamut of clothes, household goods (mirrors, home decor, etc) to mattresses. all seem to be priced at the lower end of the market, but much higher quality than one of those dollar stores.

Iv bought shoes the twice and they were garbage with in a month.lowest of quality goodsread more