We stopped in for a something and saw some one we knew. God help us he is creepy af. Its concerning…read morehow much a person can weird another person out. He's 16 and his name is Wyatt, honestly he's super weird. Ernie is cool though, love him!

Stopped at the Co-op to grab some food for the family, as we were driving through. Still had…read moreanother 2.5 hours until our destination. Was impressed with the options at the deli, for being a smaller store. We were able to get fresh diced fruit, sandwiches, and even picked up some frozen dinners and were able to cook them in the microwave right in the eat in area. Great stop for the family. The washrooms were also very clean. Thank you for your small town hospitality as our family spent around 45 mins eating lunch. Who would have thought a grocery store would be the best place to stop for lunch on our little road trip.

Love this place. It is bright. Clean. Spacious. Full of interesting products. They also have…read morespecial added touches - free ice cream and fruit for kids, sometimes free samples, and a great organic/health section. Staff are professional and friendly. They also have amazing meat and bread. The cafe is lovely and resonable. And you can also get a beer, wine, or specialty pop as well. We went to the Ukrainian dinner and it was great for 25 bucks. We definately will be back although it is a bit of a drive. Although to be warned it is pricer than the regular grocery stores. I would say buy your staples somewhere else and grab the meat, bread, cheese, and health products here. And maybe have a nice lunch with a glass of wine. This is one of the few places where I go grocery shopping and leave more relaxed when I go in.

Nice big bright and airy grocery store. Has everything you need, including a cafe where you can…read moresit down and eat. Meat and produce sections were nice. There are Western Family products so this store must be part of the Save On food chain. Not a discount store. Ample parking. Big deli. Staff were friendly.

One of the best rural grocery stores, this place is bright, clean, and carries a lot of great…read moreproducts. They have great sales that they advertise on Facebook, as well as an ever changing stock that's really impressive. The staff is always kind and helpful, the butchers are my particular favourite. The deli counter is fantastic as well. If you're looking to budget for purchases go for the coop gold brand, it's better than brand name foods and made in Canada. I love that I can buy food that my neighbours grew from their local produce section! Don't forget to grab your kiddo one of the free snacks at the door.

Wow! Consider me impressed! Super bright inside incredibly well stocked with fresh produce and very…read moreclean. I was not expecting this store to be as "uptown" as it was.

I field my truck with gasoline at their fuel story while my wife shopped for groceries inside the…read morestore. I had no issues at the pump except it would not accept my US Safeway rewards number. My wife found everything she was looking for in the grocery store. We'd shop and fuel here again.

Get rid of the self checkouts. Half your customers don't know how to use them, the other half hate…read moreusing them. Pay some cashiers, you aren't "No Frills"

This place is now permanently closed. Which really saddens me as I loved it for specialty food. We…read moredidn't shop here super frequently but it was where we would order turkey and ham for Thanksgiving for example or where we could get an amazing cut of meat for the sous vide. When the closing sale happened we splurged on a lot of great spices and seasonings among other treats from all the departments (homemade pasta, cake, knives etc.) because we knew that it would be hard to get such a deal anywhere else or again. I already miss it. While they never successfully had EV charging insofar as I understand it, everything else was good (if pricey) but they couldn't make the business work in the long run so it is no longer there and definitely no longer open.

This is now my most favourite market in Edmonton area. The store is well designed. Products are…read morehigh quality with great value and you will have a lot of great choices. One of my favourite areas is the bakery. They have the best croissants! :) The customer service is great. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The store is big and has lots of spaces to move around comfortably without disturbing others which is another positive point for me. I think even though there is a bit of driving from my place to this store, we will go back there again at least once a week! :) I highly recommend this location!

I will drive into Edmonton to avoid this no frills.....the cashiers are always the rudest and the…read morefinal straw was when the cashier was giving shit to the lady in front of me to pack her groceries faster.

I typically do not write reviews, but when something really irks me, I feel I have to. I find this…read morestore has become notorious for the classic bait and switch routine. As you no frills fans may know, No Frills often has the "88 sale". When numerous items are priced very well, and the prices end in 88. This no frills store has the items in stock that are in the flyer, except when it comes to the meat that is on sale. It was November when they last has this "88 sale" and they had boneless skinless chicken breast on for $1.88/lb. I went in EVERY DAY of the sale (including the first) and all there was was an empty freezer with the sign still there (did they order any or just minimal?). Beside it was a fully stocked freezer of bone in/skin on for almost $4/lb (nice bait and switch attempt). I asked every day and they said that the chicken breasts will "be in tomorrow". I am not doubting that they got a few packages in during the start of the sale so they can say they "sold out", but in no way do I believe that for a whole week this happens. Fast forward to the flyer of January 9-January 16, 2015. This 88 sale comes back. This time in the flyer is pork loin for $1.88/lb and lean ground beef for $2.88/lb. Again I go in during day 1, and the freezer again is empty with the sign of $1/88/lb for the pork loin and the $2.88 for lean ground beef. Set up nicely are other in store "sales" which is medium ground pork for almost $4/lb and lean ground beef for almost $5/lb. Again, a classic bait and switch. They pretend they coincidentally are sold out of the meat on sale, but here is a comparable one for almost twice the price. I went in 3 separate days with the same song and tune of "we sold out fast, come back tomorrow and we will have some" The staff there are nice and by no means is it their fault, but I am beyond irritated with this bait and switch tactic they try. They don't even put something comparable out for the same price in order to make it up to customers. They just completely try to rake you over the coals.