Absolute love Country Grocer! Always so friendly and always have what I need!…read moreI love that they have specialty foods too, and ready made lunches.

Disappointed again I ended up with outdated produce. Last time it was outdated cheese. Time before…read morethat it was deli salad. Get it together country grocer. I don't have this problem with Thrifty foods.

Came here to pick up a few things. The shelves are well stocked. Prices are ok. There are free…read moreparking out in front. The isles are nice and wide. They sell plants here as well. Thrifty is owned by Safeway. Not bad. I would come back for sure.

We were in Mill Bay for a few days. Happened to go to this grocery store to get supplies. Mill…read moreBay is not a large town. We were surprised at the nice selection of produce and items available for sale. Prices were pretty good. I guess this would be the place to shop for groceries if we were to return to Mill Bay.

Good coffee! I also consider myself a breakfast burrito connoisseur and this place had an unusual…read morebreakfast burrito that included egg, bacon and raw (!) vegetables, not sautéed/cooked. While the burrito shell was too dry and stiff, I loved the burrito with cold crisp veggies. Very cute place. Did not shop in the market. I do recommend stopping in for coffee and quick breakfast.

Cutest little deli! Only saw locals here. On our way from the ferry to the Butchart Gardens, we…read morewanted to pick up a light sandwich and this place was perfect for it. Good local feel, friendly staff and yummy food. There's also a little patio in the back which was nice. The burger was big and juicy, the pork burger had a great taste, and the roast beef wrap was refreshing. Definitely a great stop!

While not a fancy store, they have a good selection of basic supplies, as well as a good deli…read moredepartment. This is our go-to grocery store in the area. They feature a good produce department as well as carrying goods from a number of local producers. In general, they are better than US stores QFC or Safeway, not quite up to the level of Seattle's Metropolitan Market.

Took 3 different trips to Thrifty foods to buy spanakopita from the deli. Apparently the kitchen in…read moreSidney is closed and the deli counters are have none. There were lots of empty shelves at the Sidney and Saanichton Thrifty stores. So disappointing and they do not carry Lean Cuts canned dog food anymore, or Ridgways Tea. This was a great store, it's so sad. Alex Campbell would be very disappointed to see what it has become.

We love this shop. I was looking for some hard-to-find herbal supplements and they had them…read more We also found some very nice Stainless Steel food containers. We bought two double walled bowls with insets used for a separate food. These will help the food stay cold/hot. I wish I had bought more of them now. The ladies were so helpful and knowledgeable. The shop is laid out very well and has 100's of items. You need to stop in and see the huge assortment of items they carry.

The previous reviewer posted this almost a year ago. My experience has been the opposite. As soon…read moreas I walk in the store someone asks if they can help. I have received some very good advice, which has helped with my health concerns. I feel so much better after following the advice given for herbal supplements. They have a great selection of spices in bulk so you can buy as little or as much as you need or want. They have a tremendous selection of products for such a little shop.

Save-On-Foods is usually my go-to place for grocery shopping. As long ago I discovered their online…read moredelivery in Edmonton when I was on crutches and real deep winter was moving in fast - dangerous for cane users but worse on crutches. Back then the price of delivery was very minimal. With how the prices have gone up for all things, I'm not surprised about delivery fees but I do feel after a certain dollar amount it should be waived. As such, I haven't done any online delivery orders while in the Cowichan Valley but when able to log onto the platform (that's tricky on older phones), I have used the pick-up option. I also use their platform to price check and search products before going shopping. Personally, I also shop in this store. Most times when driving up and down the island, as well as when I'm spending time in Duncan. Easy to spot from both directions on the highway, however you do need to keep your attention sharp in the parking lot. As a driver and pedestrian - being there is a lot of people always coming and going from the grocery and the other businesses and restaurants. Store itself is kept up nicely and the few staff (on floor and cashiers) I had the pleasure to chat with seem knowledgable and truly kind to any customer. Disabled or not. One stock guy awhile ago even spent over 5 min looking for a specailty fruit drink (I was looking for the Karma drinks and yes it is carried here but not the one flavour I was looking for and not available individually to try the new ones to me either) and that effort was greatly appreciated by me. Especially as I wasn't able to do a lot of bending that day/didn't think to check the boxed drinks for that option I was looking for. I do find it odd that not once at this store (when I'm packing the groceries or the cashier is doing so), that no offer for carry out assistence is provided. Most times I would ask but as they already look so short on cashiers up front, I don't feel right asking for help on the slower mobility days. Always good selection of food options but price-wise, like most big groceries, you really need to know what you're shopping for before you get there. Or you could really end up leaving with two shopping bags with a total that should be for four. It's worth keeping tabs on their deals and ability to gain points. I got a turkey that was mostly paid by points this year and in past years (if I move fast enough for deals during black friday weekend), that same size of turkey is completely free. Layout wise is fairly similar to most Save-On-Foods. This is a good thing and a bad thing for those that struggle with moblity. You'll be able to find what you're looking for but if you are short on energy, walking distance is an issue or you can't be in a bigger store for a long period of time (maybe migraine sensitivity from music or light hits), this will be a big store for you. So often I go here when I'm with my friend who pushes the cart for our bigger shops or I know my energy that day is going to sustain my needs to take breaks while walking the long rows like most major stores have. I really do wish Save-On-Foods everywhere would have a few more end-cap fridge/freezer spots thoughtout the store for the many that do struggle with distances to walk and carry items (as not everyone can push an unfamilar shopping cart without hurting themselves). Parking here is not a problem. It is a giant parking lot, with some handicap spots. However, those few spots do fill up very fast. So I find it odd not more are available when you compare the number of stalls and the size of the parking lot, speed of traffic coming off the main highway and how busy this place can be (as it is right on a major intersection of Duncan just before driving into downtown and many other bigger stores and restaurants are all connected to this network of parking lot space layouts). So friends do look twice, three times if it's a foggy day, before going from your parking space over to the side of the grocery store and vice versa. Over all a decent store to stop for regular groceries and usually get home with a new item to try (be it crackers, cheese, ice cream or whatever has caught my attention and isn't too costly to try out).

This save on is located walking distance from Superstore. They sure have some competition. The…read morestore is quite big and the isles are nice and wide. The store is very well stocked. It's clean and bright inside.

Can't trust them- false advertising - posts sale prices in store, but you pay regular prices unless…read moreyou happen to watch the numbers coming up, ask, go back and retrieve the sign YOURSELF, not only do they not care, but you get all kinds of grief at the till. Pretty sure that's the definition of false advertising?

We actually drove here twice during our little vacation to buy sandwiches for picnics and food for…read morethe ferry ride. The market is awesome! Their sandwich/salad bar can't be beat. Fresh bread, fresh produce, fresh everything! Great customer service. If you don't want to be dining out your whole vacation you must stop here.

Great place, just wonder why we are selling yesterday's sushi at full price? The sushi is always…read moregreat when fresh but please take it off the shelf at end of day.

Bought $50 worth of food and on our way out we were stopped because an employee "saw" us put 2 cans…read moreof pop in our pockets, which is ridiculous we would never do that. Not shopping at this location anymore.