There are two big grocery stores and Save On Foods is one of them. It is a decent size grocery…read morestore. With free parking out in the front. There are sales here and there. Pay attention to your local flyers and you would know the deals (It can be found in The Northern View). I would prefer to shop at Safeway than Save On. Food prices seem to be cheaper at Safeway.

The clerk named Mikey is amazing. I want to go back there just for the amazing service from himread more

the worst experience ever on any gas station, they don't even have the key for their restroom. the…read moregirls on the till didn't even know how to talk to someone.

This is the first time, I see a gas station with a 7-Eleven in a long time. I only see a gas…read morestation with a 7-Eleven usually not in the city or in a remote area. So came here to fill up gas and I have noticed lots of people buying stuff from here. Yes people are actually picking up snacks or drinks for their kids for school. Weird.... or interesting.... that Safeway is just around the corner. I mean prices at Safeway would definitely be cheaper. Again to get from one end of town to the other is only 15 mins drive. I would make the run for cheaper prices. People here don't just buy one or two things. They treat this 7-Eleven as their grocery store. The guy in front of me spent $50 on food here. To me this is shocking. Watched the guy beside me spend $40 on snacks. Yes in the morning the line goes slow. Thank goodness there are two people working. Its like everybody buying so much stuff especially at 8am. Yes they offers basket at the front for people who are going to pick lots of stuff. Don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with that. I can't afford to spend $50 or $100 at 7-Eleven when I know I can get more for less at Safeway just around the corner. But again, I think lots of people working at the port as longshoreman probably make a lot. I heard one person makes $$$$ a year so I guess that $100 stock up on food here is ok. I noticed that their food section is very limited compared to the ones in Vancouver. However, they do have their usual like wings and hot dogs. Overall, its a clean 7-Eleven. Guess its just convenient. I am giving this place 4 stars because there are only 3 gas stations in town and 7-Eleven here opens 24 hours along with the gas station. People are friendly here. Yes staff are friendly here too.

DISGUSTING. The store keepers smoke a lot in there. It…read moresmells horrible in there...I can barely breathe. It's very ugly, dusty and dirty in there. And they added 50 cents for me to use their interac to pay for my purchase...cheap buggers. I've NEVER had any store do that before. And, the candy they sold my son was cracked and the liquid leaked all over the car. BAD STORE. I would give it zero stars.

The lingcod was the star of the show for us. So much flavor and perfectly fried. The staff were…read morenice and friendly, get to this location quickly because lines will form and the seating is limited.

Visited bc we heard it was a must-go however the service was minimal at best. They were busy which…read moreI understood but after we were sat down (~45 min wait), they took our drink/food and orders (all waters) and we didn't receive them for at least 30 minutes. The table that got sat right after us received their drinks within 10 minutes and they ordered specialty drinks. When we finally got our food, the chowder was cold. We asked to get it reheated it came back the a tad warmer. We then asked if it was supposed to come out room temperature, they said that because it was a hot day it comes out cool..? The dishes that stood out were the shrimp and the halibut bites. The shrimp were seasoned beautifully and tasted fresh. The halibut bites were also delicious. The steamed clams tasted fresh and the downside was the price to size ratio. The clams were smaller than anticipated. The fried calamari tasted like any other fried calamari you could get anywhere else. A few notes are they do have gluten-free batter for fried dishes which is a plus for those with celiac. One important thing is for those with allergies, I would be hesitant to visit as the manager wasn't aware of how the dishes were prepared. When asked how the clams were prepared, the manager did not know if they were steamed or even cooked with garlic; when it was served, she came to check if they were steamed... If you would like to try this place, I would allocate at least few hours to make sure you're not rushing.

Wheather it's chicken and taters or a freshly cut steak, both go great with the imported foods.read more