This is a wonderful little place, one of the last of a dying breed…read more They have just about everything you'd ever want: a great bakery, decent deli, and a wonderful meat department with selection galore including locally sourced beef and pork. The produce department also sells local fruits and vegetables in season. It is the best place to shop in town.

the staff is nice and helpful, but the items are pretty limited; I has nothing to do with the world…read morebeing shut down, you are better off going to Independent or food basics. The veggies and fruits go bad very quickly.

Farm boy is everything that a grocery store should be! I've been shopping at various Farm Boy…read morelocations since 2004! Now living in Montreal the closest one for me is this Cornwall location! It's really a shame they cannot come to la belle province, Mais c'est ca! Back 10 years ago I got my wife hooked on the lemon garlic salad dressing! To this day it's her favourite salad dressing and we try to buy a case (of 12) twice a year! They have an excellent produce selection, seafood, cold cuts, and cool sauces and house brand Farm Boy brand + and excellent bakery! I've noticed they have boned up on prepared foods and have one of the biggest selection I have seen on K-cups for Keurig! It's really a shame we couldn't have FB in Montreal as it excels at providing a different yet fresh and cool selection of different products! We will keep coming back for the salad dressing and other goods because they are so tasty and awesome!

You think of sushi? Farm Boy is the place, I am NOT kidding! Call Han and ask for one of the…read moreplatters, grab it on the go and enjoy al fresco! Or just pass by and pick up your choice from the versatile selection of classics. Always fresh, delicious and you get a bonus smile from the team!

Used curbside pick up here due to covid. (Which they charge you for.) I was given dented cans and…read morehamburger meat that was expiring the next day. When they came to the car, they asked if it was ok to give me this old meat. No discount. So if I refuse I get no food. Lovely place that takes advantage of people who are trying to stay safe during covid. I've spoken to other community members and they've had the same sub par products experience. Seems like store policy is to unload the expiring and damaged goods to curbside customers who have no choice. I drive to YIG at Riverside South or Smiths Falls. I will never shop here again if i can help it.

As a former employee there, I can say nothing but bad things about this place. I quit on spot…read moreafter a month of working there. I won't go into details but the store owner Sylvie Jonsson was very disrespectful to myself and my coworker/friend while we were working. Sylvie also basically harassed me while I was in my department working. In my opinion, if she wanted to clear the air she should have brought us into her office and not spoken to us the way she did in front of customers. What she did is considered workplace harassment. She used her position in the store as a threat to my coworker and i. Basically saying that she can fire us at any given moment if she wanted to. After the whole ordeal, I quit on spot and the same day, my coworker gave in her 2 weeks notice. When this happened, Sylvie then began trying to 'be the bigger person' in the situation. Basically panicking because now she knows that she's going to lose staff because of the way she treated us. I dont recommend working for Sylvie Jonsson at all... Unless you want to work for someone who is insanely disrespectful and rude, and who thinks that the world revolves around her. Another thing that happened was people were trying to defend her saying that she 'has a temper'. Im sorry but temper or no temper, I'm not being treated like that. Do yourself a favour and dont work for her. I left that place crying the day I quit. Not worth it.

TL;DR/The Short Version: It's a grocery store, lol, but has…read moresome local items that other Metro locations across Canada don't have. The Long Version: So everytime I'm visiting a city or town that's far from home (far being a relative term, but anywhere about 100km or more from my house, lol) I like to check out the grocery stores, even the large chains, because I find stores always have local items that I can't easily get at home. So while we were in Perth, ON, my husband humoured me and came with me to the Perth Metro. I was thrilled to see local-ish items like Artizen Kombucha (brewed in Perth) and Merrickville Bakery cookies (not in Perth but Merrickville is nearby and closer to Perth than it is to Ottawa, where I'm living). I also spotted an alcoholic version of Tahiti Treat, which I've never seen before. I loved Tahiti Treat as a kid! The store is fairly large. It was nearly organized and clean looking. I liked how the aisles are named after local streets or areas (in addition to having a number). We got a bottle of the pineapple coconut Artizen Kombucha ($3.99). The cashier was courteous and efficient. Note they have no self checkout kiosks here. Lots of free parking in their private lot in front of the store. Review #44 (2025)

I am pretty much a shut in because of health issues. I order my groceries online and have them…read moredelivered. The service from the staff at the store is outstanding. I get my food which is delicious, by the way by delivery service. Next thing you know I hear the voice HELLO and down the stairs he comes loaded up. Thanks Casey for making my life easier!!

There were a couple of items that this shopper from the US couldn't find but on the whole this is…read morean extremely well-stocked store given its tiny (by US standards) size. It was actually refreshing not to have to search among 18 brands of every item to find what we needed. We were able to make delicious dinners for 20-25 people every night for a week with what was on hand here.

Well laid out store with a big variety of pretty much anything organic, vegetarian and vegan. They…read morehave fresh groceries, meats, oils, vitamins, teas etc. They had coffee from St. Lawrence Valley Roasters which was on my list of local items to buy. Bonus to them for grinding it for me as well. They also had meats in a cooler for sale from nearby 8 O'Clock Ranch. The employees were very friendly and the inside space reminded me of an old pharmacy. They had plenty of people to help and overall I would recommend stopping here for fresh local grocery items or just to check their inventory out! Every town should have a store like this.

Welcoming, kind, comforting atmosphere. Lot's of great organic food options and gluten-free…read morefriendly!

By far cheaper then our local Price Chopper. I spend about $200 every two weeks. Yes some prices…read morehave gone up but not dramatically. I get along with the staff and even let me know what their getting in store the next day. Yes Aldi might not be the best to some but to some of us we love the low prices.

They are the best. Super fast and friendly location. I highly recommend ! It's very clean as well.read more

I love this Butchery! We've been here many times. I usually pick up salami here, but I've also…read moretried their fabulous stewing beef. When you pick up the salami, check to see if there's a skinny plastic sleeve on it. For some reason, the manufacturers seem to double-cover these things; that's something I've seen even at the grocery chains. Most of these places will allow you to try a slice before purchasing it. The clerks here are pretty good about this. It's not that humongous of a store, and no seating is provided inside, but they do offer a sandwich bar, where you can order specialties to go. You're not required to pick a number to get service, but it does get busy in here. The shop has a cement floor, with display cases laid out in front of you as you walk in. All the meat is displayed on clean displays. I will definitely go back.

My uncle owns this establishment and I really love there products.The service is usually fast and…read moregreat. It's usually clean and has a good ambience.