Today I purchased a package of honey garlic sausage with a price indicated on a small plaque the…read moreabove the sausage of $5.00. (No pricing on package). When I returned home my wife went through the invoice and noticed that I was charged through at $9.99. I immediately returned to the store and asked for the manager. He met me at the meat counter opposite the bread department. He explained that the price was $9.99 the same price as the meat balls plaque indicated. The meat ball plaque indicated $9.99 for meat balls-there was no mention of price for Italian sausage outside what I saw was $5.00. There was no admit or apology of wrong pricing or confused pricing. He says the $5.00 pricing was for some canned goods. I do believe that the customer deserves the right to have items more clearly priced-I would not have bought this item at this price plus I incurred additional expenses including another trip to the store. Shopping in Arnprior is sure becoming more challenging - incorrect pricing, competitive pricing and lack of inventory.

Went to no frills a regular customer. The milk section is totally disgusting. Rotten milk all…read moreover multiple crates and all over the floor beneath. A health hazard with spoiled milk all over my hands and clothes upon Shopping there. This store needs to address this at Arnprior no frills as it needs to be sanitized and cleaned properly. I am very disappointed in the lack of cleanliness of this area. Concerned local resident.

Visited the town of Renfrew and found this nice bistro with a simple but very unique menu We took…read morethe gaspacho soupe with a smoke meat sandwich. Price are very good and the taste was splendid. Attached to the Bistro is the bakery with a nice little country house shop. Definitely recommend this place.

Great selection of fresh pastries and lots of other products. Friendly staff and a nice, open…read morelayout of the restaurant and store. Definitely worth a visit.

Bryson Farms is an Organic Vegetables Home Delivery Service. My husband and I have been receiving…read morevegetables from them for 5 years. Their vegetables are fresh and tasty, and their customer service is excellent. Full disclosure: I hate vegetables. I only eat them because they are healthy and good for me, and part of being an adult is doing things even if you don't like it because they are good or you. I generally don't like the taste of vegetables, but I have to admit that locally grown organic vegetables taste less objectionable to me than regular vegetables at the grocery store. So there are different size baskets you can get (i.e. for 2 people, 4 people, etc.) and different frequencies for delivery (every week, every 2 weeks, etc.). When you sign up you tell them where on your property you will put your cooler and they will put the delivered vegetables in your cooler. If you forget to put out your cooler, they will use their best judgement as to where the safest place would be to put the vegetables and then they call your emergency contact number to tell you where the vegetables were placed. And hopefully you can make it home to collect your vegetables before the raccoons get to them, lol. The day of the week of your delivery will depend on your postal code. They deliver to different parts of the NCR on different days. This day remains constant. When they deliver your basket, they usually ring the doorbell before they leave. So if you are home, you know that they've come. What you get in your basket is a surprise every time. I actually like this because it's like Christmas (except it's vegetables, and I paid for them, so I guess not too much like Christmas, but you know what I mean). I love coming home to my basket of surprise vegetables. I also love getting things that I have no idea what the heck they are, and have to Google them to see how to prepare and eat them. This also forces me to try new vegetables. I had fiddleheads for the first time because they were in our basket. Some examples of vegetables that we sometimes get in our basket: different types of squash (acorn, butternut, pattypan, etc.), carrots, tomatoes, different types of mushrooms (including exotic ones like oyster, lobster, chanterelle, morels, etc.) kale (green, red, Lacinato, etc.), collard greens, Swiss chard (different colours), cucumbers, bell peppers, fiddleheads, snow peas, garlic scapes, beets, turnips, strange greens (like Lamb's Quarters, Sorrel, etc.), bok choy, parsnips, corn, eggplant, potatoes, sweet potatoes, radishes, spinach, different types of lettuces, microgreens, and so much more!! We sometimes get "prepared foods" like vegetarian chili and roasted tomatoes. We've also gotten garlic powder. Since everything is grown in Shawville, QC, you only get what can be grown in this climate. Although they do have greenhouses, so you get greens year-round. Prices are a bit on the high end, but you get quality foods (and local and organic). 2 person baskets are $60, 4 person baskets are $75, 6 person baskets are $100. They also have specialty baskets like all greens basket, all roots basket, etc. And if you really don't like something, you can tell them that you don't want that item in your basket. Customer service is excellent. They are very professional and accountable. Once they made a mistake and forgot to deliver our basket. When we contacted them, they apologized and said they would deliver it the next day and give us some extra vegetables for the inconvenience, which they did. They are quick to respond to correspondences and are very nice. If you are looking for home delivered locally grown organic vegetables and you live in the NCR, I would definitely recommend Bryson Farms!!

we have gotten some lean ground beef just over the weekend, and it turned out to be the worst LEAN…read moreGROUND BEEF we have ever got. will never buy any ground beef from there again! not impressed at all -_-

We don't get to go to a Freshco all that often as there are none in our neighbourhood. Once in a…read morewhile, if and when we are out and about and happen to be near one when we need something (like when they occasionally have something in their flyer or on flipp that catches our eye) we will stop in to pick it up. Freshco to me seems to be a bit like a no-frills, maybe just a bit better. (Incidentally they are building a NF in my 'hood!) Overall, it's ok, but not my favourite. On the upside, you need practical and affordable groceries, and this chain served the need on this day.

The cashier, S****y is extremely rude and passive! She continuously rolled her eyes when I asked…read moreabout applying for a job there. I will never be shopping at this location again and will continue to tell my friends and family about my horrible experience

Friday evening 3 cashiers open with line ups, 3 "self serve" checkouts with long lines. For the…read moreprices that are charged, there shouldn't be any self serve. They don't pay me to do the work! I avoid this place because of the predatory pricing - discounts are only available on multiple purchases. The flyer is fraught with errors, most often in their favour.

For about the tenth time, my wife went yo pick up my prescriptions that were supposed to be ready…read more Only to get home and find that one was not. The answer I got was " what can I do?"

"Freshmart" is the only grocery in town. It is known by the locals as "Stalemart". That is because…read morethe produce always looks like it is a few weeks past it's prime. Check out my pictures for a typical bunch of green peppers that they have on display. Also the roof is leaking and they catch the water with buckets as you can see on the top shelf in my picture. Honestly the ceiling looks like it's about to cave in!!! A good quality grocery store would be a welcome addition to this town...instead of this dump. Update a year later. NOTHING has changed. Mouldy green peppers are just normal for this store.

The new owners are certainly trying their very best to offer good & local products, along with good…read moreservice. Their student-staff are very helpful and help carry groceries out to the car. The owners have certainly improved their fresh meat department. The bakery and deli area are always fresh. They try to bring in local produce as often as possible. Its' the only grocery in town and when you need just a few things it is a good little spot. It's not a place that I'd do a 'big' grocery-shop for all our family needs but it does the trick 'in a pinch'.

Lovely market with everything one would really need. Great produce section…read more The meats aren't too bad. There's always specials. There's also a lot for vegans and vegetarians. So far I really like this location.