Real Canadian Superstore 48th Avenue

I was there Sunday we found everything we wanted. But the cashier we went through was horrible. She didn't great us kindly, we had stacked our food nicely on the belt so the customers behind us could put there items on then she took our item s and stared to spread them out I get that but she slammed my bag of chips down and when I opens the bag that night the chips were all broken. Cashiers like that don't care. We were not asked of we needed a bag which we did, didn't ask if we wanted to used our points nothing. If you hate your job maybe it's time to find a new one. I have always gone to a real cashier to help keep job but this woman makes me want to see all cashier fired.

Great selection. Reasonable prices.

Prices have gotten higher service is getting lower. Plus they keep changing the store around so you're always lost and buying stuff you don't really need.

My wife and I needed a prime rib roast for a special dinner we were cooking. Much to our dismay none of the bigger stores had one for purchase. We talked to Dylan in the meat department and asked him to cut a roast that he would cut for himself" and we'd come and pick it up the next day. OMG!! It was perfect and delicious. Many thanks for helping us prepare a sumptuous dinner. We'll be back."

Ive never had issues with this store. The staff seem approach able and the store is always clean. Their prices are amazing. If suggest this store before any other options

I was here to shop. I found a item that was on sale for 11.99. It was a heck of deal I thought. I was trying to check and all it says with tide" with wired letter that who knows what anyhow I brought to cash register and cashier called manager and looked like she knows it happened before? As soon as she sees the product see says" this will be interesting". And she called supervisor Tracy. She went check and told they wouldn't honor it since it's different product. But it was the one with display and all there was with these products and big sign says 11.99 on it. In the mean time she called other supervisor to override something else that she did mistake. Suoervisoe"AMANDA" came and hear conversation and said " HAVE TO READ THE SIGN WHAT IT SAYS!" What a attitude she was giving inservice business as a supervisor !! Yes I was trying to read and yes it says tide and with the some initial product description. Sorry I didn't know what that means but please don't bother to apologize that you did FALSE ADVERTISING! All you need to was a little apology instead or pay for what your mistake was.which some store do it for customer service. Obviously your superstore at camrose isn't one of those who cares"

As with all grocery stores prices seem out of control, when the previous price on a bundle of green onions go's from 37 cents up to 4 or 5 dollars or a 2 dollar bag of licorice goes up to 5 or 6 dollars we have a problem so as with many shoppers my recent experience was to say the least unsettling and I'm still trying to figure out how I'm being told prices are rising 7% to 10% when most have been rising by over 100%+. You asked I'm telling you

I went to Camrose superstore, bought few stuff , every time I bought few veggies i always put it in to clear plastic . When I get in to cashier to pay my stuff , Cashier “SUE” (Caucasian lady ) remove my stuff from clear plastic and thrown it to the garbage and insisting that I need to pay bag instead. How ridiculous she was. No smile , very poor customer service . I don’t think she deserved to be working in loblaws . She needs more training in Customer Services.

A lovely store, employees are friendly and the prices are reasonable comparatively.

Doesn't follow Canadian Values.This location is a casualty of corporates attitude and intent to maximize profits at the cost of rural customers. Routinely people have raised product availability concerns about this location yet nothing happens. This is a smaller rural location that supports a distributed population with only one location. Yet the larger city stores routinely get prioritized and provided all of the products needed to fill their shelves where as smaller locations like this that are the only one get shorted routinely. Please see freezer section pictures to highlight the issue.Friends in Edmonton and Calgary that have multiple locations have shelves and freezers stacked full. If one store in the city doesn't have a product a shopper could always goto another one. Smaller centres like Camrose on the other hand have to drive an hour to get to the next closest superstore to get products that should have been in stock. Instead it appears that the person who controls distribution is more worried about stocking a store that has 5+ other locations and other brands in the area that belong to the Loblaws group than taking care of the rural folks who help put the actual food on the table.Another fun feature is the deceptive pricing that superstore uses. Alot of multi buy offers don't ring in correctly. And when the store doesn't have sufficient stock to get all of the products to get the multibuy. They refuse to honor their advertised prices.Just a further example that this business is less Canadian than the label would lead you to believe.Response to the Owner". Calling your customer support number and speaking with the reps is moot. I have brought 2 concerns forward in the past 2 years. Promised follow up and that the issues would be addressed. On neither occasions did your associates reach back out with information or solutions to the issues. So how about you action the information provided here and look into it before rural Canadians feel discriminated against because we don't live in a large metropolis by a company like yours."