Love this place. A one-stop shop with an massive selection! This store offers a much larger space…read morethan your typical specialty market, making for a better/weekly grocery shopping experience. The produce is exceptionally fresh, and the hot food section is consistently delicious. Whether you're looking for specific international ingredients or just want a great meal, this place delivers on all fronts.

You can definitely find a variety of different kind of foods here that you might not in other…read moregroceries. Fruits and vegetables are pretty fresh with a good variety. Interesting frozen meats. There is also Halal. There is a fishy smell around so I'm not positive all the fish there is fresh and the freezers are overfrozen and not well maintained. It is also mostly Asian centric but they seem to have been expanding to more ethnicities. Anywhos, I like this place ‍

This supermarket has all sorts of Asian groceries, was pleasantly surprised to find everything I…read moreneeded. Staff was also friendly here in helping me find things. Also, everything is reasonably priced, especially the foreign candy section and milk.

i got noodles and taho chicken , cost me $28 , over priced and didnt even taste good. could of…read morewent to a full buffet instead at a resurant .

Good convenience store, wide variety of items, lots of parking, but a bit run-down looking. The…read moregreatest thing about this place though? The samosas. Best kept secret in town! The one thing I really want to know though is how much they ACTUALLY cost. Every time I come in here and buy them they're a different price depending on who's behind the counter. I've paid anywhere from $0.50 to $1.25 each. Honestly though, they're so good I'll pay anything for them. But just ask first to avoid any confusion. Also, be sure to ask the heat level first! We inadvertently got the spicy ones one time, and whooooooa mama! So unless you're used to eye-wateringly spicy foods, stick to the mild ones.

Love their store on Trillium Drive: Bacon is far superior to anything you will find in a grocery…read morestore. Sausage is pure meat, no fillers both fresh and smoked are great. Schnitzel is huge and cooks up super tender and delicious. Also like the fresh eggs and cheese curds. Their smoked pork chops are delicious.

This establishment refused us service for not wearing a mask. Also...there was an elderly lady…read morestanding by the side of their counter who was also denied. The woman behind the counter was rude, and just awful to us. I will no longer be supporting this business because of its discrimination against those who can't wear a mask. They are located in the St. Jacob's Farmer's Market in St. Jacobs (near Waterloo, Ontario). Please note: The St. Jacob's Famer's Market has NEVER DENIED ME ENTRY DUE TO MY MASK EXEMPTION. It is a very friendly place to do any type of shopping overall. THE ONLY REASON I GAVE THIS AWFUL BUSINESS 1 STAR IS BECAUSE IT WOULND'T POST UNLESS I CLICKED ON SOMETHING ABOVE. Boycott this business for it's discrimination against mask exempt patrons.

Great selection of food and staff. Great place to order food for a family gathering…read more Try the hot food counter it's good for a healthy lunch

I've been experiencing a lot of frustration, lately, with my local food scene. We live in the heart…read moreof Ontario's best growing country, and yet the "Farmer's Market" is crammed full of sellers who import things from Mexico, Morocco, even from my beloved Willamette Valley in Oregon, 3000 miles away -- all with the inconvenience of cash-only, no ABM/ATM on the premises, and so desperately overcrowded that it often takes 10 minutes to move 5 feet. (And did I mention that it's only available Saturday until noon? And the actual local producers sell out long before then? And that parking thereabouts is a nightmare?) The grocery stores that we've investigated are full of cheap/generic/environmentally unsustainable, with some of the most appallingly aged and limp imported produce I've ever seen -- and all with the customer service attitude of "like it or lump it; who do you think you are, someone special?" Oh yeah, and the supply is inconsistent -- if I find a product that I like, they'll stop carrying it and won't bring it back, even if I'm willing to special-order it by the case. Disheartened, I had pretty much resigned myself to shopping weekly at Whole Foods, an hour away, which (as always) is stocked to the rafters with beautiful organic foodstuffs, nitrite/nitrate-free meats, sustainably-harvested, marine stewardship council-certified wild-caught fish, artisan boutique cheeses, and organic fair-trade shade-grown coffee. (Did I mention that it's an hour away? Not exactly convenient. And that's a lot of driving -- 2 hours worth of carbon emissions per shopping trip.) But coming from Portland, I have food quality standards that I am unwilling to compromise, knowing just how good food can be... Enter Angelino's Market. My darling husband, feeling adventurous, found this gem due to a traffic detour. Locally owned family market, featuring local produce and high quality meats. It's not much to look at on the outside, but get a load of the pics I took inside... it's spotlessly clean, and filled with gorgeous high quality food. Some of my faves: The best fresh-squeezed orange and grapefruit juice I've had since I left Portland. On par with what I used to drink daily when I lived in Southern California, where the oranges and grapefruits are grown. Vast and varied meat and cheese deli. They roast their own garlic roast beef in-house -- tender, medium-rare, stuffed with roasted garlic cloves and crusted in fresh herbs. Thinly sliced, it's the only lunch meat I've found in the Guelph area that isn't chock-full of nitrites/nitrates (which prematurely age cells and tissues -- I don't need any help aging, thanks -- and can lead to cancer). It's also utterly delicious. An enormous olive and antipasti bar. With several different iterations of anchovies and sardines. Yum. A large meat section -- they cut and grind their own meat daily, and it's lean and red and very appealing. A bakery section that features local bakery bread, gorgeous focaccia pizzas, and some of the loveliest pastry confections I've ever seen. The best produce I've seen in the province. Period. Friendly, attentive, responsive staff -- I spent half an hour gabbing with Rob, the meat department manager, who was knowledgeable, clued-in as to the health benefits and superior flavor of sustainably-produced, local fresh meats, and held forth in intelligent discourse about production methods (he's produced his own in the past, and is currently raising free-run chickens). So, for those of you who love good food, good news! I'll see you at Angelino's. Just save me some orange juice.

Great selection of healthy groceries. The hallways are…read morenarrow but that's not a problem because they have tiny shopping carts. The smoothies are very good and the food prepared in the store is also quite tasty. Friendly staff. A bit pricey.

I walked in here today and saw two employees not following mask guidelines. One was stocking…read moreshelves with her mask covering only their mouth and not her nose (useless) and the other was wearing only a large face-shield, similarly useless. I was left with the impression that the management here does not care about the pandemic. I haven't seen anything like this at the Sobeys' and Zehrs' around town so I won't be shopping at Goodness Me again.

great selection of meats and produce. Grocery aisles have many products not found any other grocery…read morestore. All round wonderful store.

What a massive deli and meat counter and the staff were very knowledgeable and helpful!read more

This place is fantastic. I am visiting Kitchener from out of town. It's been a grueling, summer of…read moretravel, and instead of eating in airports and restaurants, I have been trying to go to grocery stores and buy fruit and vegetables and like, rotisserie chickens and stuff so I'm not eating garbage. First of all. This place smells amazing! I saw a lot of comments about the fragrance of the store and it reminds me of Hong Kong and all the fantastic times I have had there. Clearly, this is an Asian grocery store. It's not where you would go to get regular, every day western sundries. I bought some oolong tea, some kimchi, a beautiful, ripe, delicious papaya, some frozen jackfruit, and avocado, a jar of fermented, spicy bean curd. I wish there was a place like this in my neighborhood. Oh! There was a ton of beautiful, beautiful, looking fresh fish, a tank, full of shellfish, a ton of spicy, funky, sauces, and every kind of exotic Asian item you could ever look for. They're super nice. Bring a debit card or cash. There's an ATM in the store anyway.

almost everything is ok. once you buy a poor quality product and they make sure you are honest ,…read moreand then offer kind returning