Slowest check out of any grocery store in Squamish. Painful. I gave up and walked out tonight. 30…read morefrustrated people behind me still waiting. ONE check girl. Huge line up at self checkout as well. Total waste of time as usual.

Save on Foods is a grocery store in Squamish. Very close to many of the homes and shops in the…read morearea. It is a very large store with many items. There's a lot of parking as well. The first thing that I noticed was that many of their produce was very large...larger than normal! It was very interesting. I also noticed that many of their meats were free ranged. I liked that they are health conscious. I purchased some groceries from here, but also was able to get maple cookies for friends and ketchup chips. This store has just about everything that you could think of. They even had a fresh bakery section and even a deli. The lines were rather long with a lot of people shopping however it went by really quickly. They ask if you need bags, but they prefer that you bring in your own reusable bag. Overall great grocery store to visit!

Great little grocery store that has everything you could need! The produce seems super fresh…read moreespecially for being in an area so remote. The groceries were reasonably priced and staff was friendly. Public washrooms were clean.

Great, superlatively clean and amply stocked local grocery store…read more The staff are all very helpful and friendly. Whilst I've enjoyed their fresh cut sandwiches before boarding the ferry, the fourth star is awarded based solely on their carrot cake. Until eating Orcas Island Market's carrot cake, I thought the best carrot cake I'd ever eaten was served at the restaurant atop Sax Fifth Avenue, New York. Potential carrot-cake connaisseurs should note that cakes are rotated daily albeit carrot cake is not offered daily. If you visit in the day carrot cake is served, buy a generous slice and enjoy.

We stopped here for a few odds and ends that we needed for dinner and found a hidden gem--Woody's…read moreTaproom! Wine, cider, and beer on tap in a grocery store! They had our favorite Finn River cider on tap, and for $5/pint?!? Yes please! They also had some yummy food available, but we had just eaten, so...next time for sure!! The service was friendly, quick, and really reasonably priced! You're in a grocery store, but it was a quiet, clean, and fun place to escape the cold and rain for a few minutes!

A great little local stores. They sell meat at a pretty reasonable price. They also have water for…read moresale and refill is only 75cents which is a great deal. They also sell household items, snacks and drinks. Great place to stop by for any camping items that you forgot. Store owner was very friendly too. Better option than to head to IGA which is just around the corner.

We came here to get ice in the early evening. The price is comparable to IGA which is a few steps…read moreaway. The store has fresh meat, perfect for the grill and bbq. It also stocks dairy products and other goods. They also refill water for 75 cents. Not sure if it's only for their own bottle or if you can bring other 4L bottle to refill. There were some sandwiches left in the chiller when we were there. Good to know you can also get ready made food here.

It's the heavy-handed virus zealotry that puts me off, and I've chosen to shop at the Independent…read moreinstead. By its defining characteristics, the threat posed by the virus has been overstated by many orders of magnitude by the government. The average number of cancer deaths per month in BC hovers around a thousand, and the deaths from the opioid crisis also dwarfs those from the virus, yet we have to be scolded by virus evangelicals whenever we display scepticism despite the actual threat from the virus being extremely low. Claytons posts a head counter at its entrance, and as my partner and I walked into the store, the employee yelled at us for doing so. There's not a single recorded instance of a massive outbreak occurring in a community due to one extra person occupying a particular space, and to actually be yelled at like an errant school boy was the absolute limit. Before the masks were made compulsory, we were sneered at by the staff here, and the level of service was abominable. Seriously, I have no problem with a person thinking that the virus is the Black Death; however, when that paranoia spills into my life in the form of anti social behaviour, that's where I draw the line. No lives are being spared by compulsory mask wearing, or social distancing, as both measures have been proven to be functionally useless according studies from prominent university researchers. I will not forget just how poorly my partner and I were treated long after this silly thing has passed.

Great selection and impeccable service!! My favorite store in Sechelt!…read moreFloral department has a surprising amount of unique arrangements and the Deli has a ton to choose from. All of the staff were super friendly and helpful.

This store has such a great variety - not the things you find in an ordinary grocery store. And…read moreanother plus is many of the products are local. There is a great selection from chocolates to bbq sauce to coffees and teas to fresh cheeses..... the list goes on and on. A great shop with friendly, knowledgeable staff. Love this store and would highly recommend you pay it a visit.

Walked in and walked out. Was recommended by a near by restaurant owner. The staff didn't give me…read morethe time or day. I was the only one in the store, the staff was eating lunch and didn't offer their services. More customers came in and were served right away.

Easy and convenient for visitors staying in Gibson. Had everything we were looking for, produce…read morelooked fresh and appealing. Prices did not seem that much higher than Vancouver. The people had that small-town friendliness and helpful attitude.

Well its ok. Its in Gibson so I mean there are hardly any grocery store in radius. This place, I…read morecan't say its cheap when comparing to Vancouver BC. But there are a few shoppers in there. As well the name doesn't sound like what you would get for your buck. It is neatly organized and they do have some good selection on organic produce. It does look clean inside and is quite a pleasant strolling around.

A grocery store that is serving locals. It's located in an outdoor mall. Parking is available in…read morefront and they even have an overflow parking spot. This grocery store is a bit pricier than other grocery stores. It is quite big inside. Isles are wide and clean. Staff are friendly. They have some pretty good bakery in store items that they bake daily like the hotdog buns etc.

Great little store for a small town. It has a little restaurant in it I love there fish and chips…read morebut most things on the menu are good. And prices are great. Very friendly staff and good service, something that is getting harder to find everyday.

Very nice experience. Large variety of products and check out service is very fast…read more South east Asian section ours quite commendable ave pastries are good.

From the owner: Pemberton Valley Supermarket is located 20 minutes north of Whistler. As your community grocer, we…read moreare committed to providing excellence in quality, service, selection and value every day. Select from a wide variety of luncheon meats, cheeses, sandwiches and ready-to-go meals and snacks at our deli. Ask our butchers if you require a special cut from our meat department. Come in and visit us today. You can also check out our website for our latest specials.

Great selection of beer local, domestic and beyond. Great craft brews and very friendly and helpful…read morestaff.

Fours stars for a typically dull off-sales... Say what?…read more Well... I learned a valuable lesson over the weekend. That the little stores sometimes get stuck with "random" bottles of wine that they can't sell to their regulars. So there we were loading up from their limited selection of REAL ciders and we (OK, so it was Crystal H) noticed a 2005 Razer's Edge Shiraz sitting all alone on the shelf. Uh........ "Holy Sechelt", I yelped. The elusive '05 RE. That is an incredible bottle of wine that I searched out in Vancouver 4 years ago with very limited success. I miraculously found one in a BC liquor store and cellared it for three years. And when I finally opened it last year... well, lets just say there was some magic happening at the dinner table. Back to the lesson at Lighthouse. Of course I bought their lonely bottle. And it is likely that it's already peaked in taste. But who cares. What a find! Support the little guys, and you just never know what you may discover.