It's nice that they have a T&T Supermarket close to the downtown area…read more My first experience to a T&T (always visiting from the Bay Area) was the Lansdowne Location in Richmond. It's huge, has a whole bakery, hot foods, cosmetic, and various other departments. Obviously to compare that location - set in the residential area, to this one - set in the city, would be unfair. T&T at this location does a good job at having enough of its well known items - fresh produce, meats, prepared foods, baked items, cosmetics, and beverages. All in all, it's a great location with its proximity to downtown Vancouver, Chinatown, the Stadium, and my favorite - Costco. Wishing it continued success.

Every time I come downtown by skytrain I stop at stadium station and go here on my way to the…read moreInternational village which is right across the street. It's very reasonably priced and has every type of food item you would find in a grocery store. The desserts are amazing and well priced. I love the mango cake and the whipped cream and fruit cakes. Their tarts are also very good. Today I went in to get some take out food. There is quite a food selection including soups and rice. And it was reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and helpful. And the store was tidy but I did find it a bit tight in there compared to other T and Ts I've been to.

I really want to like this Safeway because it's close to me, it has free parking, and it's clean…read moreand big and bright. However, I've recently bought carrots, celery, onion, and sweet potato on different days, and all the veg either did not taste good, did not have much flavour. or was tasteless (carrots). I've never had this issue with the produce I buy from Whole Foods, Urban Fare, or IGA, so I will not be coming here for product again.

Worst customer service. No matter what time of day or day of the week, they are all rude and cold…read more Not even a hello when you greet them. This time I used self service and it wasn't working. No one to help. He just does not even look. I was not the only person needing assistance. I called the store as I left without groceries because I was finally fed up with how bad the service is and the customer service guy told me that he "did not believe me" "I find this hard to believe" were his exact words. Seriously?!? So I asked for a manager since he was accusing me of lying. I had to hang up because clearly there was no manager that was going to come to the phone. I left everything there and walked away. Still no help. Groceries just sitting there. Worst service ever. I am shocked they are still open.

This was a decent sized grocery story downtown near our hotel. We came at 7 am on a weekday and…read morealready had customers coming in and out. It had everything we needed and even had ready meals available. Definitely would come back when we are in the area again.

Nice spacious grocery store near stadium skytrain. It took over the old post office. It's located…read moreon the second floor. I liked the cooked food area where you can see the staff cooking and prepping the food. So fresh. I was the there around 10 am and the lunch items were not ready yet. They were still serving breakfast stuff. The bakery section had freshly baked bread which looked pretty amazing. Around $4-5 for a loaf. I was enticed by the cakes and the prices were decent. They ranged from $15 to $30 for 5" and 8" round cakes. Some had 50% off. So I found out the cakes with 50% discount are about 6-7 days old. So it will be best to eat it that day or next day. It also makes me wonder how do we know which cakes are made on that day. NGL, I did get a cake with 50% off. It was NYE and it would be a treat for the family and friends to try it. With the discount it came to $15. Awesome price in today's time. I got the truffle royale cake which looked like a tuxedo cake. It was recommended by the staff. It was delicious, not overly sweet. I would get cakes here again. Docked a star off for the payment area. At 10+ am, there was only self check out available. Only after the self check out line area was busy, then a customer service counter started serving people buying stuff. There was no staff in the self check out area to assist until later when more people had issues. I needed a staff to take 50% off the sticker price. Even after payment, the machine/kiosk did not register payment to print receipt even though the screen indicated payment was made. The staff had to try many times before it was fully processed. The staff was busy helping 3 other customers besides me at the self check out. Either that morning was an anomaly or they need to look into getting a new system or more staff to help.

Nice and clean, comparable to other Whole Foods but this one is cleaner and newer. Staff was busily…read morefilling the cold cases and shelves. Its in a busy area but easy to get to. Check it out.

Bright clean store with higher end healthy food…read more Staff always friendly & helpful. The produce is always brightly coloured and well maintained. Lots of goodness to explore ! I particularly love the salad bar. They have a wonderful array of veggies, proteins, pastas and dressings. It can be pricy, but well worth it. Other items I recommend is the Paddy (Patty?) Cake. It's a moist carrot cake with the most delicious actual cream cheese icing- not the normal sugary topping. In the condiments section they have Yeshi Nutritional Yeast Dressing /Dip. It's so good! They have a decent bulk section as well. Only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that they no longer make Monster Cookies and they were out of the cake my last visit !

Fresh St. is reminiscent of Erewhon but a little disjointed and the layout left me a bit confused,…read moree.g., random udon on the end cap next to seasonal Easter candy. Nonetheless, the meats, bakery and produce are beautiful. That oversized cinnamon roll is decadently delicious.

I was looking to buy Maldon Salt. I did some googling and this place has it. The sections were not…read morelabeled that nicely, so it was hard to find what I was looking for. Price of stuff here are a bit on pricier side. I think it has the same vibe as whole foods. They do carry some uncommon stuff, so check them out when you're in the area.

Urban Fare - we meet again :)…read more We were looking for some quick airport snacks before we headed to dinner and Urban Fare was perfect for the snackilicious occasion. I grabbed some "cheesy" paleo puffs and my husband grabbed a refreshing drink and we were set for the next traveling day. If you're needing some healthy sustenance for some Vancouver exploring - Urban Fare is a solid spot. I'm not necessarily wowed by the selection here, compared to other more niche natural grocery stores that I encountered on our recent British Columbia adventures, but I am always confident that I will find some fantastic healthy to-go item here. Bonus points for their casual dining area - which also happens to show hockey games (perfect for distracting my husband while I browse their aisles). Trust.

These are the lemons they sold at Urban, Iron, Coll Harbourg, as seedless lemons. Look at the…read moreresult: a complete lie, a disgrace for a department store and a major chain. See the photos.

Nice store with lots of choice!I always enjoy my shopping here !Wish they had french or California…read morewine.

Carries almost exclusively US, Mexican, New Zealand fruit! we live in the fruit basket of Canada…read moreand they sell almost no Canadian fruit. Shameful. Don't shop here.

Pretty sure she got let go been back several times and I haven't seen her since she probably tried…read moreto pull the same crap on someone else and finally got canned. Oh well you get what you give.

Don't go here if you use a wheelchair or mobility scooter. Disabled people not welcome. There are…read morephysical barriers not found at other No Frills stores. They calls you names and make it clear youre not welcome and then they gaslight you. Go there at your own risk.