Bulk barn is a bulk food store that sells things like a variety of grains , flours , powdered…read moresauces ,cous cous, noodles, powdered drinks, nuts, dried fruits , a huge variety of candy , and snacks , cold pie fillings , granola etc. They even carry organic and sprouted items at decent prices. I would love to see them continue to expand their organic line. They carry Nature's path products , dog and small animal food plus soap and they even rent out baking pans . They have a huge variety of them. I have visited 3 Bulk Barns Charlottetown, Moncton and Summerside and truth be told if it was not for bulk barn I would have starved the first month I was in this area. While I may eat junk food when I am out at home I cook healthy organic vegan / veggie stuff which for some reason has not really caught on here in Eastern Canada. Anyway that being said this Bulk Barn is larger then the one in Summerside and about the same size as the one in Charlotttown, hence they carry more items then the Summerside one. Also just a warning their prices are excellent on some things and highway robbery on others PLUS not everything here is healthy , its just as bad filled with preservatives and chemicals and fattening so READ the little red & white recipe/ ingredient cards they have on each barrel.

Food is good quality, especially their meats. Great prices and good variety of items. People are…read morehelpful and friendly. Love shopping there. I have been going there for over 50 yrs.

Item confirmed to be on hold for us till the next day; sold. Yes, we could order but at a higher…read moreprice. Not worth dealing with as they are not upfront and salesperson, Rita ,took no responsibility.

Bought a comforter at the Moncton Brick Store. Was never told that I could not return it. At…read morehome, I didn't like the color in my bedroom and wanted to return it and buy something else. I did not used the comforter. I was told at the store that I couldn't return it for sanitary reason, though I had not used it. I have to keep that comforter, paid over 150$, that I don't really want and need. I bought a bed frame, from the Brick, at the same time. Pieces were missing or damage, however the Brick gave me other replacement parts. I was told at Home Sense and Costco that if I buy a comforter and want to return it, I could. So in the future, I will shop at other stores where we get good services.

Love the store that is all I can say. When I first used to go to Sackville I never knew what this…read moreplace was until I see the commercial on TV, then I was hooked. Walking into this store I was like I want that and that, just beautiful pieces of furniture different then you average department store and that is what I like. As well they have accessories that just seem to fit each piece that it as must as well. Of course plenty of candles and trinkets that are great for gifts. Even though it is more pricier then your average store it is the quality that you are paying for and will have for a lifetime.

Customer service was just ok, wasn't offered a bag purchasing 10 items, had to ask for one. Seems…read moreto be a popular place for a dated community.

Sick of seeing Loblaws in the news for more than questionable practices. Stop taking advantage of…read moreCanadians, especially in times of crisis while making reccord profits.

As a supermarket as a whole, the Atlantic Superstore provides as much as any other one would in the…read morearea. As a group visiting the area, we decided to take a cooking class provided by Atlantic Superstore. The only redeeming "super" quality about the cooking program at the Atlantic Superstore is their impeccable ability to provide a consistently mediocre culinary experience. From start to finish, the process was quite underwhelming and did not live up to the expectations of a "seafood" experience. The only trace of seafood we experienced were shreds of smoked salmon in biscuits that did not provide any chills. The most appalling part of the experience was that the provided ingredients seemed to be on the brink of going bad or have simply gone. We had to toss a lot of produce and definitely felt like a course meant to dispose of the redundant product while making a quick buck. Do yourself a favour, Youtube cooking recipes or simply follow instructions from the back of boxes. At least then, you'll be able to buy fresh ingredients and perhaps create dishes with a non-microscopic amount of seafood.