Thrifty's had a sale on this week for $1 oysters. This location is under construction and upon…read moreentry, there's a big sign advising so and complimentary ear plugs for customers. Oysters are fresh and only one died on our way home. Ate them raw and also grilled - delicious, especially grilled with sour dough baguette! Look forward to seeing the new store location and seeing the renovations.

Love this grocery store it's my absolute favourite I'm there all the time the food, produce and…read moreservice are always amazing.

Two products 'on special' were found and purchased at City Avenue Market the last time I had the…read moreopportunity to shop/browse there. Both products -- brands of organic ketchup, and natural coconut water -- were first-time ever seen, or tried products. And based on experiences after buying and using -- a wonderfully-flavoured ketchup, and naturally-sweetened coconut water. For me, easily to rate both products with five stars, and happily do so.

This is a great store, my new favourite place. The variety…read morein the store is incredible. The prices are very reasonable for the type of goods. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Awesome location! This Saveon is located in the Ironwood plaza which is surrounded by many shops…read moreand restaurants. Plenty of free parking here. One section of the open mall is always busier than the rest of the mall. Came here to browse around and to do some grocery shopping. The store was clean. Isles are nice and wide. The store is usually not too busy. The best part of this location is the manager's special. The manager's special is not advertised but you just need to keep an eye out.

Not any obvious signage the cheap strawberries are from USA. You tout youare pro Canadian yet…read morewilling to deceive Canadians with poor signage.

I have been shopping at this store for a long time even before Pomme purchased it from the old…read moreowner, I am no longer willing to shop here, reason? In the past, I thought the queen of price gouging was Canadian Super Store but I was wrong! Any time I go to this store I see prices are up compare to my last visit, yes we are in a recession , don't remind me that! How come in a recession one store can sell an item for 23.99 dollars and Pomme would rip you off at 36.99 for the same item!!! Not to mention other items like organic chicken at 29.99 !!!! I was at Pomme last night where I was shocked to see a Eco Max 200 loads at 36.99! Same product is 21.99 at Canadian Tire and 23.99 at Super Store (the queen of price gouging). It is so sad to see small business are thinking to become a millionaire over night by ripping off customers. I am not returning to this so called local store ( princess price gouger). Hope you go out of business soon for taking advantage of the situation.

We come here on a weekly basis. Understanding that healthy eating/lifestyle is/are a moving target…read moreand a quasi-science, Pomme set out to cater to all groups of health nuts; keto, paleo, vegetarian, exercise, carnivores, organic, grassfed etc. Being a health nut, I enjoy coming to Pomme. The Good; Knowledgeable staff 10/10 Wide variety offerings 10/10 Ambiance 10/10 The Bad; The Price 6/10 (though I understand costs warrants the mark up but some items such as avocados being organic is marginally better than non organic yet it is 300% more) Freshness 5/10 (due to lack of sales often produce, dry goods, bulk foods are not offered in their freshest state) Overall score: Staff 10/10 Variety 10/10 Ambiance 10/10 Price 6/10 Freshness 5/10 41/50. 82%. Given what the state of healthy living is, as a moving target, Pomme is perhaps as good as it gets. We can all gripe about cost but it is what it is...unless you know what autophagy is.

This grocery store was near where I was staying and I wanted to stop in to see if there were any…read moresnacks I wanted to buy. This is not what I assume a full size grocery store would be. It is a split opening. You either walk into IGA or Home Sense. The store is very small inside and almost a triangle/wedge shape, which made it difficult to navigate. The aisles are very narrow and very tall. I was overwhelmed by all the close proximity of things and people so basically cruised through then left. I had wanted to buy some chips but I am not sure if this particular store is expensive or that is just the price of things but I didn't find anything I wanted to buy. Lines were long and near the exit (which is already a long, narrow entrance). Upon entering the store there was a pop up tent out front of the store and someone was selling fresh fruits and vegetables. Not sure if they are an outside vendor or affiliated with the store. I assume that if I had gone to a store not in downtown it may have been larger, more spread out and less expensive. I assume that the aisles are tall and narrow as a space is at a premium and they are trying to fit the most amount of product in to cater to people.

Really nice store and great for the tourist that are around this area. Easy and affordable options…read morefor grab and go food and a nice hot Indian food station and good soups. I guess this review is really from a tourist point of view but they also seem to be a good grocery store that I know I would shop at if I lived here.

Probably one of the few chain grocery stores I will review…read more Why? Because this one deserves special mention. It's in a strip mall in the middle of a residential neighbouhood right off a busy highway. The strip mall is deserted. Literally. One cashier is all that was needed on a Sunday afternoon. It's not busy in here. You can get the basics. Prices are OK, but of course Stupidstore will be lower in pricing, but you have to put up with the massive crowds. Pluses and minuses for everything in life.

This used to be a good store until Saveonfoods took it over now all prices are through the roof, on…read morethe search for another independent store with better prices. I hope to find a better store before savonfoods buys that one and jack the prices up. No wonder Canadians are getting screwed at the grocery store, price gouging and Saveonfoods the two go hand in hand.

since it was bought out by save on, i've gotten rotten chicken twice here. it's kept properly in…read morethe fridge, opened before the best buy date but completely sour and unsafe. i think they are taking best before date stickers off and extending the dates. they're not even sale chicken breasts. unsafe and disgusting

Buy-Low has changed a lot. The prices aren't wow here. Also the store is somewhat small. But on the…read moregood side, it is a very convenient location for people living nearby. They do have specialty items that you won't be able to find elsewhere. They have lots of organic items as well. I was looking at mustards and they had over 15 different kinds of mustards. I am not talking about brand but kinds of mustards. So that was surprising and of course specialty comes with a price. The store seems to have been here for a long long time. The building itself looks a bit old. We came here to pick up some eggnog. There is free parking out in front of the store.

Love the selection of meats, veggies, etc. Took my mom who was delighted to see their chicken feed…read moreand honeycomb tripe. The buns aren't bad either!

I really liked finding a few local grown fruits and vegetables here. Not because it's stated on…read morethe signs but you can see the physical difference of the cherries from the Okanagan or or local tomatoes which I purchased. Vibrant red cherries and the tomatoes had markings like it had come out of a neighbor's garden and would be bursting with flavor. This was nice after visiting another market in New West where they're trying to pass off imported carrots as locally grown when they weren't. Labels were showing. Inside the store it was well organized. Frozen foods, Asian items and fresh meat lined the aisles. Around 1:00 pm today, it was busy! I snagged the last parking spot, yay me! It must be a popular place and I can see why. Just don't expect customer service to be as good as the produce and your visit will be fine.