Save-On-Foods

Cheaper than Whole Foods but not as hip. Prices habe increased dramatically thanks to the NWO. Produce looks good if youre into that kind of thing. Location is pretty good as its right next to Red Burrito and you suddenly need to buy TP and heartburn medicine.

This is your typical Save-On-Foods. The store is quite new so it’s in great shape and clean. The space is limited so I see they struggle to stock items that I have seen in some other stores (e.g. no dark choc chips). This also limit their storage space for stock, which results in them running out of a lot of their sale items (see picture of fridge). Overall though it’s a good store for your basic grocery shopping. A precious reviewer said they don’t have organic bulk items, and that is simply false. The organic bulk is just in the next aisle.

Pretty good selection of items for your everyday use. Parking is free if you validate it when you're done shopping. Brightly lit and not overly loud with music in background.To D"

I shop at this location pretty regularly. Today I went in. The cashier at the checkout (Harkeet) did not look at me or greet me with a hello. I brought my own bags and put them on the conveyer belt again of my groceries. She put the bags aside and started scanning the items and also putting them to the side. I paid, she handed me my receipt and was about to start helping the next customer, when I asked if she was going to bag my groceries or if I was supposed to. She said, you can or I can. I responded with, it doesn’t matter to me, and the reason I was asking was because some places (like Superstore) require customers to bag their own groceries while every time I’ve been to Save-on, the cashier has bagged them for me. She looked at me and said, ok give me the bag. I gave her one bag and she was basically throwing things inside in anger. Not everything fit into one bag so instead of letting me pass her another one or ask for one, she pushed the remaining items all the way to the side with her arm and started ringing in the next customer. I stood there in shock. I finished bagging the items that she had rudely pushed to the side and left. I don’t know if she was having a bad day, but I left the store today very upset. She was very rude to me.

Honestly I’m a pretty easy going person.I always come here and go self check out. However today I decided to go thru with the cashier because I’m buying a gift card, thinking it’s better to have someone help me do the purchase.The line ups were long which is fine, I was not in a hurry.FINALLY when it got to me, this cashier clerk tells me if I can just go to the customer service instead because this is her only second day… I’m sorry?!? This is your second day, so wouldn’t it be a perfect opportunity for you to also learn how to do it? Maybe next time actually wear a tag or put a sign that says you are a trainee. Or better yet actually ask someone for help so they can teach you how to do it for future references.I lined up just like everyone else, waited patiently, and then when it comes to my turn I have to go and get it done with another clerk... I work in retail too, so to me that is no excuse for this new person.I didn’t want to make it a big deal so I did go thru to customer service which the clerk there was super helpful and friendly.

Aweful customers service where associates Monica, Lores and George are rude and disrespectful to customers . I made a complaint to mabagement, and I am still waiting on the manager to contact me.2 weeks later. Whole foods here I come

Shopping experience was good, but parking at this Save-on-Foods is next to impossible!1. You must take a parking ticket when you arrive2. Try to find a parking spot in this very crammed and dark underground parkade3. Remember to present the ticket at the store checkout if you want to have the cost credited off your purchase (that is if you still have the ticket and remember which pocket you put it in)4. Don’t forget to pay for the parking at these inconspicuous machines in the underground parking area (again, if you can find the ticket - otherwise be prepared to pay $25)5. Remember to retrieve your ticket from the machine and take it with you6. Find your car and drive out through the barriers which will only open if you insert a paid parking ticket.And heaven help you if you slipped up on the above procedure - you’ll be trapped in your car at the barrier gates unable to get out with horns honking behind you.On top of this, they have coated the floor of the parking area with this sticky paint that causes car tires to loudly screech on rainy days every time you turn the wheel. When the lot is busy, as it usually is, you need hearing protection to prevent your ears from being blasted with this multi-tire screeching sound that reverberates throughout the room.

I am mobile for work and went into this SaveOn to keep my lunch budget friendly.It was good up until they declined to discount my parking. The reason for the refusal, I didn’t spend eight dollars or more. So to shop at this SaveOn for an in and out shop cost $3.50 in addition to my lunch cost. So much for budget friendly.Will never be stopping at this particular Save-On again.

My first time in save on foods. Found a discounted item if I used the membership card. Requested the card from Cathy at the cashier and was asking if I can link the card to my phone number and she gave me the worst attitude I’ve received today to tell me u can’t link it to your phone number.Wasn’t a pleasant visit. I’m the store is nice and has good prices