I live in Victoria, BC. Wanted to send a fruit basket to friends in Rothesay. I use Sandra Miller's…read moreflorist for flowers but she does not send out fruit baskets and suggested I call Cochran's Country Store...gave me the phone # and all. What a wonderful treat it was to deal with both of them. I wish we had a Cochran's here in Victoria. The folks who received the basket could not say enough about how wonderful it was to receive it and also said they enjoy going to Cochran's to shop. How lucky you are in Rothesay to have such a nice place to do business.

Great local business in the Valley. We always try to get most of our groceries here before heading…read moreto the monolithic grocery stores. Great service and they are always adding new items (ie cheese area, more focus on local meats).

This is an awesome convenient store and the service is very nice and the owner is very kind and…read morecares for his costumers.

For some reason every time I have went in the bread I chose is not fresh. The do not have date to…read morelet you know when the product is baked like other places

Wonderful, local family-run bakery in the heart of Rothesay s main street shopping. Fresh, great…read morepresentation, good variety of baked goods, senior size for convenience if wanted. Also breads, homemade jams & jellies delicious . Grab and go lunch from the freezer, milk for your coffee ,fresh homemade baked beans. We love this place.

This place is great! As travelers from the US, we did not have Canadian money and couldn't get our…read moredebit cards to work. The lovely people at the bakery comped our breakfast. Highly recommend!

This bakery has fantastic baked goods . Their bread is consistently delicious. Their recipes are…read moreold school and reminiscent of granny's kitchen. They close early around 1pm but start their days at 5-6 am. Even sandwiches are available but go early as everyone knows they are in high demand. They offer seasonal treats such as fruitcakes ( which are the best within 30 miles) and orange tea cakes. Yummy cookies abound. Many people preorder for pickup as their inventory rotates.

This place is in an odd-looking strip mall in a weird part of town. Actually, most of St John is a…read moreweird part of town. Dont let that fool you. Excellent bagels, nice peeps.

By far the best samosa I've ever had and I've had them all over the world. These tasty little…read moremorsels of goodness are amazing! I like to buy a jar of coriander chutney to have with them as well.

Best samosas( more like singharas) in the whole SE of New Brunswick..The filling you can recognize…read more(it's not just some kind of meat paste) and the explosive taste of the whole spices used make these addictive, they even have a sweet potato and a vegetable samosas that are truly fantastic . They have some Indian groceries as well but disappointed that the selection has been reduced to what it used to be. It is a sign of the times

Such a friendly village general store in, where else, Kingston! You can get your gas tank filled…read moreup here by the friendliest folks you can hope to meet. Buy something and have a chat. I was searching for my wallet under all my layers of clothes on one particularly arctic day (-18 Celsius) and the woman behind the counter joked "You don't have to take your clothes of to buy something". I responded, "Taking off my clothes is the only way I'll get tips." We laughed and I came away with a deeper love of the local people here on Long Point Peninsula. The store has all the general sundries you might require for a simple picnic. So many types of chips!

I'd been looking for a place to buy dulse (an Atlantic seaweed dried in the sun and eaten as a…read moresnack) to bring home as a souvenir. This was the first place I found it, and I'm glad I jumped at the opportunity to buy it. They did have it a number of places I went after, but this place has good stuff. They also let you try it before you buy it. It comes in a number of sizes. I got the small one for $3. It was about the size of a small popcorn bag, and it was overflowing. It was in a paper bag. After I paid, they asked if I wanted a plastic bag so I could take it home, so that helped with transporting it back to Toronto. When I got home and shared it with family, I figured each person would have a small piece and I'd have plenty left to share with others. It turns out my uncle and my cousin became quite fond of the stuff, and finished the bag I brought to them the night I brought it. I guess I should have bought more...