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757 Ryan Rd, Courtenay, British Columbia, V9N 3R6, Canada
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Oct 26, 2018
Very open and clean store. Lots of parking. Specials plenty of selection and variety. Good produce and meat options. We were visiting and made five trips to store finding everything needed. ty

Oct 29, 2018
Love that this superstore stocks such a wide range of gluten-free, but really I came here to rave about the awesome Optical team at the Loblaws Opticians here. I just got my first new pair of glasses in a decade, and I was blown away by the outstanding customer service. Everyone went above and beyond to help me, and thankyou especially to Patrick who let me hang around as I waited for my pupils to return to normal size. All my expectations were exceeded!

Oct 10, 2018
One of the cheaper places to buy groceries in town but you get what you pay for. Such a dirty store! How do they get away with being so unclean? Not the best produce... and I never buy anything refrigerated there because I’ve seen pallets of yogurt and cheese sitting out unattended. How long do they leave things out for? And the 50% off cart is very disturbing with its display of semi-rotten and moldy items. Good place to get dry goods and pantry staples, but more and more info to Costco for these things. I do not recommend this store if you are health conscious but if you want to save your pennies then good luck!

Oct 4, 2018
Food place to buy cheap stuff like cleaners and toilet paper. Terrrible place to buy stuff like produce or meat. Caution!

Sep 28, 2018
A very good store , good selection especially in meats and seafood. Price wise a pretty good bet.

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