I've bought pork belly for BBQ And 80% was pure fat. They…read morewrapped as appear as has some meet on it! Once they opened it wasn't edible and paid 16$ for it.

This is not a 2.5 star grocery store, trust me, I've lived in Whistler for a year now and this is…read moreprobably the best one North of Vancouver. We come here to get meats (a lot of which are from Pemberton) and they are marinated in fun sauces so all you have to do is pop whatever it is you got into the oven. I also love their salmon cuts, they are so fresh, deboned and they don't have that nasty skin on them. I'll have to address Jacob L.'s review and say that I come here 2-3 times a month and have never had bad veggies or find the shelves empty. I must be lucky? Their produce section is awesome, I drive down here to get real bean sprouts and they have cute kits to make things like tom yum soup. Their salads and cut fruit are also great time savers and I've never had overripe or rotten pieces in what I've purchased. But I will say there are double sections of things that don't make sense. I am not sure if this is on purpose or if one aisle is organic, special etc. For example there are two tea and coffee sections. One is by the freezers the other is to the left of the store when you walk in. Why is this? I have no idea but their tea selection from their own brand is amazballs and I always stock up on at least 5 types of chai tea and whatever else is in season a the moment. The other Independent store in Whistler isn't as large and they frequently run out of the teas this store carries. The bakery is spot on awesome, we get our cakes from this location (they have more options than the one in Whistler) and they carry loads of different types of massive bags of naan. Their pre-made food section is also pretty impressive. If I were a tourist heading up to Whistler, stop here and get something! Their flat beads, pizzas, spicy wings, pastas, ready to pop in the oven lasagna, quiches, and stuffed peppers are all so good. They also have awesome Indian food, that Chicken Vindaloo they serve is pretty legit. Whistler is expensive for dinning, if you are in a vacation time share unit or know that you have a kitchen in your room, stock up here. #Squamish

We shopped here a couple of times during our Vancouver visit. It's a nice market with every thing…read morewe need. The only problem is they close quite early. I believe around 7 pm. Their rotisserie chicken is amazingly yummy. Very close to Horseshoe bay.

Used to be "Someplace Special". Neighbours knew it as "Someplace Social"…read more Now it is just "Someplace Safeway". Of course Safeway is far better than it was so it's a good Safeway.

I went here almost daily last week while visiting. I am glad I found this market, as we were able…read moreto walk there from our rental in Legends rather than driving at the way to Lower Village. The quality produce, meat, and great selection of pantry items were top-notch. We cooked from home most of our trip and they had every I needed and provided inspiration for delicious, simple meals - we enjoyed their ground beef and Italian sausage for a yummy pasta dinner, fresh poke with their ahi (thanks to one of the butchers for the idea), and well as awesome burgers. I also loved their Nanaimo bars, and normally I don't purchase store-bought baked goods. Prices seemed fair/on par, especially traveling from the US, where things are quite inflated at the moment. Def cheaper than eating out for a family of 6 for one week. Staff were friendly and helpful.

First of all the prices are ridiculous. The breakfast burritos are bland as paper They don't have…read moreclear marked lineups probably because of space so this gives them an opportunity to correct non-locals just trying to enjoy their vacation. I believe they have a refuse service to anyone sign so you do not complain if you're gonna stay at Creekside again. AVOID. J

My husband arrived at 5:30 to locked doors. Employees saw us and didn't bother to wave or alert us…read morethat they had closed early. Super bummer since we came out of our way to stop here. Proper service would be to say hey we were slow so we decided to close early! Please come back, or at least wave and acknowledge us- they didn't. Super disappointing. We won't be back. Do better.

I stopped for a delicious meal during a short visit to Squamish. staff was attentive and kind and…read morethe fresh food and also grocery items were delicious and unique. As an aside, I left a personal item in the store. I emailed and asked it was there and they had kept it for me and arranged for it to be brought to Vancouver where I live, even though the item was not particularly valuable it was important to me. the owner Martha was kind and helpful! After years in customer service it would be easy to become less friendly or accommodating to such things - I really appreciated Marthas help and attentiveness.

Went here today on the way to Whistler, and I was so happy this place was available. They are a…read moresmall natural food grocery store with lots of yummy eats. They have fresh sandwiches in a fridge in the back, smoothies made to order with banana base, and frozen healthier frozen foods like Amy's burritos. The front counter had an assortment of bars, cookies, gluten free banana bread, and more. They look freshly made! There are fresh veggies, pantry items, and gourmet meats in the fridge. It's definitely a place with meat options like turkey sandwiches, but they also have vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free products also. The owners are very friendly, and this is a mom and pop place to definitely support. My sandwich was delicious!

I should have taken a photo the old photos on here taken 3 years show the sandwiches at $7.99 they…read moreare more than double that price now inflation?! $16.99

One would think all chain grocery stores are the same, when I started to collect Points using the…read moreOptimum App ( President's Choice / Loblaw / Shoppers Drug Mart / NoFrills etc. ) I have been going to different locations, good thing is each stores offers slightly different product and especially ethnic products. E.g. I find more European items at the Tsawwassen store and more Halal products at the North Vancouver store! Since they offer many self service check-out counters I have not used customer service and interact with the staff necessary, I don't know if that is a good thing or not but, we do get what we wanted most of the time! As for Ambiance, most stores offer bright and clean environments which makes shopping a little more enjoyable!

So much for best price guarantee. RCSS eliminated some competitors from the list of retailers they…read moreused price match with. So now they won't match Thrifty foods. Thrifty Foods?? RCSS can't compete with Thrifty Foods? What a joke RCSS has become.