Save-On-Foods

You really have to watch the Best Before dates on perishables - the staff pay no attention to them whatsoever, so it's VERY easy for you to wind up at home with expired items.

If you're an early riser and want to avoid crowds, best to go at 6am, or late night around 11 pm if you're working late and still want to make your dinner .

Parking underground is reimbursed for the first hour, just bring ticket to Save-On and spend min $6

When ordering sliced meats from the deli , you can ask the@ to chane the thickness of the slice to suite your cooking needs

Pretty good prices, usually has shoddy produce though, consider Whole Foods across the way for a better and less wilty selection.

Pay parking in effect. Make sure to get reimbursed at the check out line (must spend minimal of $5 at save on foods). They credit your bill for the parking cost.

Look for the 2 for 1 specials.

Shop at night less people.

Get in and get out, isles and checkout congested. During peak hours it's a nightmare to shop,.. Have a Save On Food card brings priced inline W/ other stores!

Parking busy? Park on P2 and take the elevator up.

The produce and bakery selection is poor after the dinner rush.

You know how the parking works, right?

Thai Coconut Chicken soup !

Almond Flour found in bulk.

Prime Rib Roasts buy 1 get 1 free!

How do you "save-on-foods" @ this price!! ;-D

I only buy sale items here, as maybe a snack or two for lunch - other than that you're better off going elsewhere for a big shop.

Wow the lines suck. Be ready to stand in line !

LOVE the chicken pot pie

There's free WiFi at Save On!

Prices are not much less than Whole Foods across the way.

Wasabi almonds !

R u kidding me? Prices here suck unless u like paying more for the same commodities u can get anywhere else, bakery is especially weak

Their croissants are terrible!

The parking here has the worst setup ever! the reimbursement scheme and time limit are terrible.