A Save On Foods much like any other, but the best thing about this one is that they do not have…read moreplastic bags. You can't even purchase one! They do have paper bags if you forget your cloth bags, so don't worry, but I wish more municipalities would embrace plastic-free.

Came here to pick up water. We were surprised to find almost all the bigger jugs of water were sold…read moreout. They have the individual water for sale but that is more expensive When we walked into the store, we noticed how the front of the store was piled up with stuff making it hard to walk. Once we are past the front or pass the cashier the situation changes. We also noticed some shelves here and there had holes. Maybe the stuff here doesn't restock as fast. Prices at Save on Foods tends to be higher. There isn't a lot of grocery store choices here. Plenty of free parking in front.

My grandson applied for a job here, came in several times with his resume.... didn't even get a…read morecall back? I see you always have young teenagers working yet he is older and graduated. You have a now hiring sign? He is qualified for the job and has lots of past work experience? Why do you have a now hiring sign if you won't hire? Very frustrating when a young adult is trying hard to get a job and shows interest by bringing in his resume a few times and cannot even get a call back or an interview or anything. I know other people who worked here and always said they were understaffed ? So hire!

Great cheese selection. Green sticker dots mark past date and are discounted. Some interesting…read morelocal products such as date nit energy bars. Some prepared foods such as pesto, dips, and a yummy yam pate loaf slice I had for lunch. Bread from their sister bakery next door looked fantastic. Herbs in bulk. Meat counter. Packaged food. Some fruits and veggies.

My friends you've found a delightfully quaint resource for all fresh and organic needs! The…read morepossibilities for perfect charcuterie boards are endless here~ they only sell non-alcoholic spirits~ which compliments the Charcuterie for your glorious Revelstoking day- the customer service here is top notch so it's probably my short stay will include multiple visits ;-)

It's right along the Resort shuttle route - and once the shuttle drops you off, you have 30 minutes…read moreuntil the shuttle comes back the other way. So for that fact alone, it wins some stars. Ok maybe that's not fair. It's like a glorified 7-11, except it has fresh fruit and bacon, and many other things a supermarket would have. without the liquid cheese, slurpees, or hotdogs. Otherwise it's a good shop. It's a priced a little higher, with a slightly lower selection than Coopers. But when you need something, price is less of an issue.

From the owner: In-store specialties: Southside roast beef and fresh sausage. Fresh produce and bakery. Local…read morehand-cut meats. Quick service deli. Hot meals, deli meats and salads, and grab-and-go treats. Organic, natural and international products. Lottery. Ski Shuttle Bus Stop.

Though we did all our grocery shopping in Vernon, BC before arriving at Silver Star resort, this…read moremarket was indispensable as a place to pick up all forgotten items and re-stocks for our pantry. Located in a little alcove next to the Lord Aberdeen Hotel, the Lord Aberdeen Market is tiny but has a little bit of everything. Besides the usual items of milk, eggs, butter, OJ, condiments, coffee, toiletry items, snacks, chips, etc. they have a few unexpected items like soy milk, black beans (canned), nutella, various ethnic sauces, as well as fresh fruit and veggies (though selection is limited). The bread and cheese selection is also pretty good. Not surprisingly, the beer, wine and liquor section take up a healthy percentage of space here. I am somewhat embarrassed to say that we bought large blocks of butter here on at least three separate occasions, even though we started the trip with 2 lbs. for our group of 8 adults and 8 children. I suppose Julia Child would approve. Prices are on the high side, which is exactly what you would expect for the only market in a resort area. Service is friendly and personable.

Ohana is fantastic, produce, deli, already made meals, lunch items. A locals favorite. New seating…read moreoptions is a great addition.

We LOVE this shop! It's a super addition to what's already in SP village area. So great for quality…read moregrocery items - and delectable treats (chocolates, olives, crackers, tapenades, etc.)...and pre-made meals. Here are a few things we have tried: Soups: Tomato basil soup (tied for #1 favorite with mushroom soup) - tomatoey goodness. Would be super with a grilled cheese. Mushroom soup - creamy mushroom soup with tons of mushroom pieces. Very tasty. Coconut Thai squash - just OK, IMO. Given the other choices, I wouldn't get again. Freezer section: Vegetarian lasagna: Tasty. We needed to cook longer than our 45 minute oven (at 375), so make sure you heat it enough. Would definitely get again. Healthy goodness. Tiramisu is a BIG winner (even after a couple days in our fridge). It was the perfect Tiramisu - with just the right amount of liqueur (not too wet, which I hate). YUM. Lunch specials: Mexican Pork Bowl (WOW!): Beautiful vegetables (multi-colored peppers, onion, corn, cabbage) over pulled pork (yum) over potato...with a nice light "slightly spicy" cream sauce. BIG winner! Deli and counter: Cheddar Jalapeño Meatloaf sandwich: tasty with meatloaf sliced thin. Has a nice crunchy pickle (or is it jalapeño?). Not spicy. Would get again. Jamaican Hand Pie: nice pastry. We got this when we got the Mexican Pork Bowl (it paled in comparison), but wasn't bad! Chicken Cordon Bleu (take and bake): just OK. Felt the chicken seemed a little dry (but I think CCB is almost always dry). GREAT selection of cheeses! Yum! Produce: Great produce section (nice pretty display, perky vegetables, and fresh). Frozen meats are great quality! We will be back again and again. Check this place out!

Askew's is a lifesaver and total convenience for all campers in the area. When I camp with friends…read morenearby, we end up in the store daily for food and ice. The ice is very expensive, by the way. However, the store basically carries everything under the sun. If you're not on the ball, the bakery will run low or completely out of items, like the sticky buns. You're better off to shop earlier in the day rather than late afternoon or early evening to avoid long line-ups at the till and making tough decisions such as, what do I buy now that the sticky buns are gone? Also, if you need a break from the excessive heat, you know Askew's is going to have the air conditioning cranked.

A great small town business! They came through for us in a big way. It was my nephews graduation,…read moreand my sister ordered a cake from a larger store in a larger town. They made a mess of it. She went to Askew's, ready to pay whatever it took to fix it. The person who does cakes had left for the day, but came back, completely redecorated the cake, saving the rice paper photo, and didn't charge for it. This was above and beyond what was expected, and a great example of what small town business is all about! A big thank you!

I like coming to this location whenever I am around. They have a strong variety in their inventory…read moreand the staff is professional. This Askews is as good as the other location.

Service is friendly, and the food is great, would definitely recommend the BLT and the iced London…read morefog.

I shop regularly at Brad's No Frills, however last week I was so disappointed to find no…read moreinformation about country of origin on either the fruits or vegetables or the price sign. The staff did not know where the produce was from when I asked. Since I am not buying anything from the US I did not purchase any produce here. Do better Brad. We cannot be duped.

Why did Shopper's Drug Mart's Optimum Points Call Waiting Hang up after I waited 34 minutes to…read morespeak to them about Brad's No Frills' confusing Optimum Points card printed on Not Frills' Receipt reads they are connected to PC optimum points, but they don't give points like all other stores do, except to offer a flyer on Thursdays to receive an email about which items might give 1 (?) point for every dollar spent there, but one needs 5000 points to ' receive ' $5 off after spending $500 Brad's No Frills Store ? Jean, No Frill's computer assistant who have me the toll free Shoppers Optimum Card 'help' line number was helpful but hung up and Peter, the assistant manager who didn't understand how the optimum points card works, didn't even answer when I called back 2 x after being on the phone with their computer assistant from 3:04 pm for nearly an hour trying to find out how to connect these cards on the PC Optimum App, wasting everyone's time and now not even answering their phone in Salmon Arm at 2-360 Trans Canada Hwy SW after I called back @ 4:10 pm. Peter didn't answer the phone after it rang 30 times Oct .5, 2024. Is there an ' Incident ' happening that no one even hears their phone ? Maybe they need pagers.

We've been eating here for years. Usually the best pizza in town. Until yesterday. We ordered…read moretwo large pizzas for pickup. Once we got the home we found the pepperoni pizza burned crispy and the special still had raw, crunchy peppers and onions on it. Everybody has an off day but this was so out of their normal we can't help but wonder what happened.