The store has had new ownership for a couple of years and slowly renovating and updating the…read moreofferings. The staff is friendly and helpful. The prices are mid to pricey. It is a bit of a dépanneur. They have a lot of the things I would need in a pinch to make a recipe or to get staples for kids' lunches and breakfast. I go to Costco if I need bigger quantities and lower prices. This is close and convenient/

This my weekly go-to store. An excellent variety of everything I need ... fresh fruits,…read morevegetables, in-house bakery, dairy, coffee, meat, poultry, fish, canned goods, and organic items in a friendly neighbourhood grocery store. Besides the good quality and variety, they offer excellent deals.

Nice little grocery store by the river in Wakefield. It's close to a lot of trails and outdoor…read moreactivities. The inside of the store carries just about everything you need although it is on the smaller side. They carry No Name brand products. They have a selection of locally made goods and products that you can't get elsewhere. If you're a frequent shopper there, they also have a loyalty program.

Lovely store. Has so many items it's very impressive!…read more I love the variety of fruit, veggies, cheese, baking, and meat. There's just everything you need! The parking lot is not too big but I always find a spot when I drive here. It's downtown, close to all the centralized city features. You can walk here from many places. They are super friendly there too!!

A great grocery-shopping-out-of-town experience (a favorite vacay pastime). Great selection, clean…read more& varied; from prepared, fresh & canned. Saw some things we don't know about in Florida...flat cabbage, brown tomatoes, cheese curds, ethnic burger patties! Popped in after walking to True Loaf Bread Company this a.m for some fabulous artisan baked goods

We ordered takeout sushi from Farm Boy for our team lunch. Omg they tasted fresh and quite…read moredelicious. Price is also reasonable for the portion size.

We often shop at Adonis - fresh produce and interesting Mediterranean foods. But today I was irked…read more... bought some Natura soy milk on sale but saw later on my bill it was swiped at the regular price (double). Not worth the effort to go back. Irked me enough to write this. Adonis, get your pricing right. Grrrrrr.

I got two boiled lobsters yesterday evening and today when eating them, the meat of one of them was…read morefalling apart. After I ate it, something was bugging me so I googled it. It said the meat is falling apart because the lobster was dead before was boiled. I am worried if I should expect a food poisoning or not. Two weeks ago, I got there to buy some lobsters and most of them were half dead in the aquarium, so I went to a different store. Very worried and unhappy I chose Adonis for lobsters.

This farm boy is located at CF's Rideau center. It's pretty unassuming from the front but when you…read morego in seems decent sized. We got breakfast here but there's lots of fresh groceries and meat available as well as on site pizza. The eggs, sausage and potato box we got was not bad. Pretty standard fare, eggs were a bit on the rubbery side, but otherwise was good. The fruit platter we got was fresh as was the parfait. Service is great - people are very helpful and open to answering questions. Only a few tables to eat in but the mall has more seating.

It's great that the Rideau Center has a grocery store inside, even better that its a Farm Boy. It…read moreis a very, very, verrrrrrrrrrrry small, compact, Farm Boy, where they try and cram as much as they can in a very small space. I grabbed some sushi for a quick lunch and hot dogs in the prepared section for the kids. There is a small sign near the snack aisle to line up for checkout. Cashier was nice. There is a very small eating are inside of Farm Boy to eat (2 tables and a long bar table with a couple of stools). Its very crammed. I felt bad, the person sitting behind me was literally chair to chair with my kid. If I lived in the area, it would be great to grab quick items, like their fresh bread, milk and some produce, but to do a full grocery order, I'd opt for another location. Did I emphasize enough that this is a small Farm Boy?

I love stopping by for an early morning breakfast sandwich (eggs and sausage patty on english…read moremuffin or other such creations). They are second to none! They also have other freshly made sandwiches (smoked meat sandwiches, turkey sandwiches and more). Available every days of the week. Yummy!

Maxi is a grocery store under the Loblaws banner (it was previously under the Provigo banner but…read moreProvigo was acquired by Loblaws in 1999). Maxi stores are exclusively in Quebec (they did very briefly have some stores in Ontario in the late 90s, but no more). They are the Quebec version of No Frills, so a discount grocery store. However, I find their prices not as good as No Frills though. The store is not all that aesthetically pleasing, but that is "their thing" i.e. they save money on aesthetics and other "frills" and pass the savings onto you. Truth be told though, I find that Loblaws and Real Canadian Superstores sometimes have sales with prices much lower than Maxi or No Frills, and the former stores are much prettier than the latter stores ;) This location is like other Maxi locations, nothing too special. It's in a plaza with lots of free parking.