They had fresh turkeys advertised on sale for Easter starting on Thursday. I went in at 1 pm Thursday and the young guy there said they sold out in a couple of hours. I returned my cart and went to Farmboy and bought my turkey along with all the other sides and apps. Like hell I was giving Loblaws the rest of my dinner business. This isn't the first time this has happened, if you put out specials you should have that product on hand. Certainly not just enough to say you had some and bet on the customer buying the rest of their stuff there because they've already made the trip. read more

Better than I thought. Good selection and a lot of sale items. It was better than the last times I visited. read more

Love the sushi counter. Gluten free products are getting better but need more variety. For the most part staff are very pleasant but sometimes you meet a cashier who could care. Less about the job. read more

Strong dichotomy wrt service: 1) Checkout service is excellent The human cashiers are kindly and we generally exchange a couple of courteous words. 2) The Ready made food area (aka the 'hot chicken counter') generally contains less socially skilled servers-- and that's fine; I just grab the prepackaged versions from the peripheral area anyway. Yesterday, however, i sought a salad type which had to be 'scooped' by a server and when she nearly screamed at me as i was trying to say 'It's really good", I was done. F*** That. She was obviously annoyed that she had to scoop some food and I did not pause for a second to meander. Also, no customers were waiting. I merely gave a compliment and she screamed "HOW MUCH!!!??". The usual behavior of these drones is to shuffle around and be miserable, that's okay. I dont expect much from them or their lack of work ethic. But when they start yelling at me for offering kindness after I've been laying bricks all day at a FAR more rigorous job then it's time to set things back into their rightful place. We customers have been in the 'frog-in-a-boiling-pot' experiment where we've allowed service to become incrementally lower as the prices climb ever higher. In an age of A.I. automation, that whole 'server' counter looks like an archaic waste of resources. There only need be someone to stock the food into the existing respective warm / cold bays. read more

This week two days before Xmas a 93 year old woman received a notice that a gifted food order was ready go. A gift from her family on the other side of the country. When asked if they, Loblaws, would deliver because she was aware of that service, Loblaws Prescott refused to make a delivery to her. Loblaws is the only grocery store in this small town of 6000. The 93 year old grandmother then felt obligated to get in her car, a car that she hadn't been in for months and then drive in a snow storm the 1k to Loblaws. Loblaws' corporate arrogance, greed and fraudulent facade aside for the moment. Knowing this woman and given her present state of memory l am amazed and very happy she found her way home. read more

Has everything I need, with great service I enjoy all the PC plant based options and fresh local produce like heartee mushrooms

Store is ridiculously large. Hard to find anything, especially with the staff don't seem to know where anything is, and don't make any effort to help you find what you're looking for. read more

The groceries are overpriced and the lines are long while the produce is mediocre at best. You're paying for the premium shopping experience which isn't what most people are looking for. But hey there's a 10% student discount on Tuesday. The only reason I shop here is because I live nearby. read more

Good or bad news first? If we're starting with good, I had swung by to pick up a ready to eat lunch. I also needed a delicious drink to go with it. At first I was hoping for kombucha but really, I had no idea where to find it in Loblaws. I was thinking somewhere refrigerated but the store is huge and I couldn't find any. Instead I went to check out the drinks aisle and noticed they had Bubly sparkling water on sale - 2 of the tall cans for $3. Not bad at all! Some other good news is that they have a lot of check out aisles with self checkout available as well. There was a dedicated employee there that was helping people with any technical issues. I did pick up ready boxed sushi as well. The prices were okay. I went with a salmon avocado maki roll that was a little under $10. The box was leaking a bit - I think it was the pickled ginger juice that was coming out. Chopsticks and extra soy sauce are located at the counter with the sushi. Now with the bad. The rolls are premade so the rice was a little bit hard, seaweed exterior a little soaked through. The pieces were falling apart at the seams. Not terrible, just bad. The realllly bad was that there was plastic in one of the rolls. Had to really pay attention to what I was eating after that! read more

All loblaws blend together for me, and this one is no exception. However, they offer a 10% student discount on Tuesdays, which is my favourite day to visit. Often I find that the produce section lacks key items - I'm not sure if I'm visiting at the wrong time, but I think due to the student population sometimes (e.g., Sundays when parents load up groceries for students before leaving Kingston) items disappear pretty fast. There is a good Joe fresh selection and the Wine Rack lets me grab a bottle and avoid another stop to the LCBO on my way home. read more

Loblaws - a stop sign in a parking lot - Grocery Near Me - Kingston, Ontario

Living in Kingston while growing up, Loblaws was nothing special. However, since moving to the US, I have learned how awesome it really is. Now, whenever I visit the family, I make sure to stop by this Loblaws and stock up on a few things. First, generics. I can't think of a single other grocery chain that offers up the vast selection of store-brand items like Loblaws... well, except the other chains affiliated with Loblaws. They have the dirt-cheap "No Name" line, if you are on a budget. They also have the "Blue Menu" line if you want somewhat healthier alternatives - still priced lower than the name brand stuff. Lately, I've noticed some black label stuff (can't remember the name) which is supposed to be more gourmet-quality too. All of this, combined with exceptionally fresh produce, meat, and seafood, makes for a great shopping experience. The store is always clean and staff is friendly. Lines can get a bit long, but that's what the self checkout is for. read more

This Loblaws has helpful staff. They have a clean facility. Their prices range from great deals to slightly high. They have a good selection of merchandise. They are centrally located. Overall a positive shopping experience. read more

This grocery store has expensive price on several products compared to every other grocery stores. Also, the quality of veggies is very poor... read more