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.

The grocery store itself was fine but my experience was ruined by the attitude of a very rude…read moremanager. Tylor was extremely rude with our cashier in the transaction before mine and then during mine when he had to return for another issue. The way he spoke to her and waved his hands was wildly unprofessional and made me uncomfortable; I can't imagine how it makes the cashier feel. Unacceptable.

"Employees" walk around but when you ask where something is, they tell you they don't actually work…read morethere. One guy cut me off with a sneer before I could finish asking. The checkout cashier was uncconsionably rude to us, after being friendly and chatty with the customer before us. Was it a racial thing? Certainly seemed so. Layout was illogical and confusing. We really struggled to find anything. And no one to help. Never ever coming back here.

I love watching movies and enjoy a good food or a simple snack to go with it, so I decided to pass…read morethrough this store as I'm usually in this area anyways to see what kind of selection they have. The good: they do have SOME selections of chips and other snack items, as well as beverages like soda and non-alcoholic drinks. And the prices seems fair and competitive. Also the employees that I've seen seemed friendly. The bad: Not the best selections, not saying they're bad as they do provide options, but it's just as I've seen better. That and if you're looking for something as simple as chips, then unless if I'm missing something, THEIR selections of those items seemed not that far off from Walmart or even the dollar store (ie. Dollarama) options. Bottom line, this is definitely a good spot to visit if you're looking for some grubs to eat as they do have items for you to grab either to eat in the store as they have their own tables and seats (with a flatscreen tv as well, nice touch), foods in the deli to be eaten on the go, and even the typical roasted whole chicken for about $10 for you to take home for dinner. Basically, if you've been to any IGA, then you've probably already seen them all for the most part. :)

Remember to bring an extra arm and a leg, you WILL need them. The prices of items are ridiculous;…read morecompared to Save On foods, Superstore & Walmart, here the milk was extra $2 or more, same for yogurt, cereal, club soda, kalamata olives and the list goes on.... Decided to walk home 2 blocks and drove to Save On Foods. I spent less than $10 on gas, bought more stuff on a reasonable price in Save On Foods.

Looks like the old school Stong's neighbourhood grocer has moved upscale and into nicer areas…read more Still remember the old locations in Vancouver. Parking is plentiful in the strip mall lot. The place is split into a large deli/produce section and a conventional (shelf) section. They also have random perky things such as an ice cream and popcorn section. I had their butter chicken (hot food) and it was pretty decent. Wouldn't mind coming back at some point. Great pit stop if in the area.

The hiked prices in 2026 quite significant.. Also when you buy prepared food they put such a small…read moreportions.. time to change lunch vendor

Great store for selection but the staff are awful. They do not move when asked to move as they…read morestand around chatting rather than working. This is on the floor. Never mind trying to get service from the back. Managers clearly are the tone as they block as well and do not care to move for customers . We went to customer service, they ignored us. So we left!!

Decided to swing around this location recently to buy up some quick dinner. Many of the foods do…read morelook pretty tasty so it's hard to pick an option. The prices are somewhat fair but often are very expensive. Decided to buy a couple of chicken Parmesan with noodles, it's not bad at all but definitely not my cup of tea. This price thing is really the only issue I had with this store (and many of the other Save on Foods as some of the prices just doesn't make any sense at all. Yes, inflations, tariffs and such but still..... around $23~$24ish for 2 portions chicken Parmesan? Not the worst thing I've seen but definitely could be much better, especially since it wasn't even great. As for service, there isn't really much to say other than the one employee that I had asked for help because the self-checkout was on the fritz again was friendly.

Decided to come by to this store recently after a medical appointment right next door because I've…read morebeen itching to check out their inventory and see what they had to offer for a while. Anyways, if you been to any popular grocery store chain, you've been to all of them because they offer pretty much the same idea as any other stores. Their prices seems to be pretty fair and do have a decent amount of items for you to buy as a quick lunch (sandwich, wraps, sushi, chicken tenders and chicken pieces). I decided to get the chicken tenders and the total + the free dipping sauce (first one is free) = $6.11 and the chicken ended up being relatively tender and moist. Is the best tasting chicken ever? No but it does the job if you are hungry and needed something quick. and also the dipping sauce helped a lot too. I also noticed some hot pot meat slices and it's kind of surprising as I didn't really expect them to have these as I've only ever really seen them in Asian stores. The prices for it though wasn't exactly the greatest as I had seen slightly better offers, but it's definitely not terrible. Osaka supermarket in Park Royal mall in West Vancouver 5~8 minute drive away is a better option for anyone who wants this. Lastly the cashier that checked my items out seemed friendly enough. Not a bad place to check out for a quick meal.

Probably the worst groceries store on the north shore…read more These guys don't care about much. I don't think the management care so why should the staff. Zero response for concerns.

I love my Olives. I've been getting them at the wrong place…read moreuntil today. If you like your Olives, get them here. At the Olive Bar. You'll see. Massive Space. Hot Quick Pick Up Lunches with lunch counters overlooking Lonsdale. Self Checkouts, friendly cashiers, US products, and the best part.....they have bite size gourmet cheeses. Love that. If you want to try a new cheese or it's just you for the evening to pair your wine with a sharp Keen's Cheddar or a mild Gouda just have your pick. That option is there. Refreshing Floral Department. Alluring Bakery Section. And if you want a fresh slice of Pizza it's right by the hot buffet of grilled meats and veggies steaming and ready for lunch. And of course the location can't be beat. It's more than just a Grocery Store. It's a Way Home.

This is a great place to go for self-serve healthy foods. Their buffet bar is filled with delicious…read moresalads and hot dishes. The lemon rice, ground beef, chicken vindaloo, and pasta salads are some of my favourites. The recent addition of a self-checkout station makes the purchase process a breeze. The staff are always friendly when you do need their help. I look forward to coming back here often!