I purchased a 4.00 cinnamon bun from the bakery. It was the worst cinnamon bun I have ever tried to…read moreeat. It was hard, flat and covered in icing which was the only good part. Apparently they come frozen then baked there. The worst product, I dont know how they get to call it a cinnamon bun....

Shopped for groceries while staying in Langford this month. Great produce selection. Organized,…read moreclean and brightly lit. All of the shelves were well stocked at the end of the night. Prices are steeper than what I'm use to. Small deli counter.

This is a great store! It's very well stocked, run and laid out…read more The staff is super friendly. The lady who checked me out was kind and interesting. She was so friendly and warm. The prices here are good. The store is clean and well lit with plenty of parking.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE Come for the food - like any of it -…read moreready-made or for take-home! :) === 2. FOOD Quality Foods is essentially a rebranded Save On Foods done well: - Clean, bright lighting. - More upscale features for different departments. - Seemingly more specials on groceries. - Big departure: hot food service and seating areas. So not only do I get the impression I would save on groceries more often than at a regular Save On Foods (is it the presentation style or larger number of discounts?) but hot food section makes it feel worthwhile to get a decent bite to eat in these tougher economic times. The $7.99 breakfast combo beats anything the fast food joints can offer; the $9.99 burger combo is a delight: - Thick beef patty. - Lettuce, tomato, condiments of your choice. - Soft bun every time, topped with a slice of pickle. - Comes with fries or choice of two soups. It's tough to visit the fast food joints on the way when the options here are arguably healthier and perhaps better value! === 3. SERVICE In general, it's decent here, but be advised that the Asian hot food section seems to have some challenges with staffing or processes: it always seems like a single individual is working there perhaps not as efficiently as they could and so there's always a line up that doesn't move very fast, especially around lunch times. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's a relatively (5-10 year old) establishment and so it's relatively clean and modern. Wheelchairs and baby strollers fit just fine everywhere. The shopping complex is relatively new also and offers plenty of parking.

As a disabled person, I was willing to pay the outrageous prices due to a disability scooter being…read moreavailable, and super helpful staff. However, on a recent visit a male staff from Produce repeatedly reached over me and bumped into my scooter as he fawned over an ablebodied customer in line. He acted as if I were an object. No "Excuse me," nothing. When I spoke up, he mansplained how he has the right to do this and, "I'm sorry YOU feel THAT way." I told him he was physically hurting me, besides being rude. He continued to abuse me. The Human Rights Tribunal confirmed I have grounds for a disability discrimination case. An assistive device is legally part of a disabled person's body. What this employee did was assault. As well, the payment terminals have been moved so they are too high for disabled people to reach from wheelchairs. Thanks, but I can pay more reasonable prices for organics at regular grocery stores, and get treated as if I am human. As I said, I went to WF mainly for customer service. Not to have my human rights violated.

Whole Paycheck, as it used to be called, is not that bad regarding pricing, and they often have…read moredeals, so I no longer call it by that name. However in the sandwich department, they have really fallen down recently. I used to buy lunch there often but stopped when their selection became smaller and much worse. Today I bought two sandwiches, both suffered from soggy bread and insufficient ingredients. One was an egg sandwich with barely a smear of egg, whereas not that long ago the egg used to burst out of the bread. No butter, no margarine, no nothing. WTF? And to make matters worse, wilty old lettuce. This is a disaster, a sandwich disaster. Cheaping out on egg? Egg is not expensive. Why? Cheaping out on hummus? Why? Hummus is also cheap to buy and cheaper to make. The other sandwich was made with hummus or was supposed to be. It was soggy, with the smallest amount of hummus possible. There were tomato slices but when pulled out they were old and wrinkly. I'm old and wrinkly too but don't want that added to my sandwich. So Whole Foods, if you are listening, I'm not buying sandwiches from you again and if you're wondering where your customers are going, try building a better one, like you used to do. ,

I have been shopping at Real Canadian Super Store(RCSS) for years and rarely see food items that…read moreare not wholesome. On Saturday Jan 17, I went to the store to buy some fruits and vegetables. While I was checking avocados on the display case, I noticed that almost all of them in bags were rotten. I then approached a produce clerk and advised him that all those rotten avocados must be removed off the display case. He agreed to do it but did not take any action. I reminded him again. However, it appears that his supervisor or someone at the back room advised him not to do so. I then asked to speak with a manager and had the rotten bags of avocados removed. The rot was noticeable and it should not have to come to customers concerns to have unwholesome food removed from being sold. I may have to reconsider shopping elsewhere if it ever happens again.

Disabled shoppers are no longer welcome here. After years of reliance on accessibility scooters…read moreacroo Canada, and giving Superstore our loyalty, the Langford store has reduced them from 3 to 1. You may have to wait an hour to simply shop, while seated on a painful metal cart machine. Well, Walmart always has scooters. Spread the word, disability and seniors cmmunities.

The store is bright and very clean. The bins are kept full of their items. I needed to get a bunch…read moreof ingredients for baking. All the spices were organized alphabetically. It made it easy for me to find exactly the spices I needed quickly. I couldn't believe I could get lard and molasses in bulk. I was thrilled. I got the exact amount I needed for my cookie recipe. No leftover boxes to store. There was everything you can imagine in bulk and more. Cookies, chocolate, nuts, flours, rice, beans, candy. I mean the list is endless. The ingredients I bought were fresh. The chocolate covered sponge toffee mix I got to snack on in the car sure was tasty. I'll be sure to get some more next visit. The staff were friendly and helpful. I couldn't believe the cashier new all the codes for everything I bought. She could actually tell the difference between the bag of icing sugar and the bag of cornstarch. That's impressive. It's a great place to shop and quite enjoyable checking out all the bins. They also offer packaged goods and lots of baking supplies. There is also a seniors day on Wednesdays.

This was my first time in a Bulk Barn, it was so exciting. I've heard of this store before, but the…read moreones I knew about were always in the East. So happy to see this store moving west! This store has everything food you could ever want in bulk form, it's not just one big candy store. They have pet food, health food, cereals, spices, mixes for cakes, cookies and soups. One of the walls is covered in cake pans and candy and chocolate making supplies. You can get peanut butter, jams, teas and coffee here and of course a whole array of candy! The candy isle is really the best, and I can only imagine how fat I'd get if I worked here. Only annoyance with bulk food is when parents seem to play blind when their kids stick their grubby hands in the bins, but the store can't really control other people's kids, so this place still gets 5 stars from me.

I spent the summer flying for San Juan Airlines and I would often find myself on Orcas Island…read moreneeding to get some food. I frequented their soup and hot bar and I was always left satisfied. They had good options, ranging from ribs, corn dogs, orange chicken, and taquitos, as well as different soups. Unlike everywhere else on Orcas Island, the food here was always a good price ans didn't feel like expensive, "island pricing". I understand many people come here to shop and I can say that the grocery prices seemed to be comparable to prices you'd find on the mainland at Fred Meyer. The staff was always nice and friendly and the store itself was clean, well kept and organized. Sitting right in the heart of Eastsound makes it quite convenient as well. I definitely appreciated the sitting area to eat my food from the hot bar in the front of the store. My only major gripe was though they had wifi, no employee over my months of visiting was ever able to recall what the password was to access it which I found quite annoying. Otherwise, its a good store with a good hot bar for a quick lunch!

We shopped here almost everyday. What a great local market to have. I love that they carry all of…read morethe local farmers' wares from cider to jam to skin care. It's also just a really nice clean store

Hands down the most delightful labyrinth of imported foods you will ever find in Victoria. Sooooo…read moremany little rooms that each make their own remarkable impression. The mere act of wandering through the store for an hour equaled the joy of the things we bought (the kind and attentive staff, the hidden piano player entertaining guests with holiday tunes, and the person in a top hat and coat tails opening the door for customers didn't hurt either). A MUST SEE!

What an amazing foodie spot! They have everything you can imagine relating to good food!! And…read moreeveryone who works there is so nice and well informed about the products. Any spice, sauce, balsalmic, chocolate etc etc And it is soo clean! What an awesome store!

Nice grocery store, on the small to middle size. Prices are mid-range to expensive. $4.25 for a 12…read moreoz bottle of ketchup is steep. Nice but slow cashier. Easily accessible entrance with a small parking lot.