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Grocery Stores near Didsbury, AB

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  1. Buy-Low Foods - 900 Shantz Drive

    900 Shantz Drive, Didsbury AB T0M 0W0

    3.7 Good 53 reviews

    “I do love this store and have shopped here from before it was Buy-Low ,and will continue as it morphs into SAVE ON FOODS ! The family that owns this store is awesome, helpful and possess the small town welcomeness that we all enjoy and appreciate. I have seen people online talking about the prices ect but I will be the first to defend these guys . I understand they are not the cheapest place to shop no ,however they do have a great selection of products and a points programs. I have found items here that I have had problems finding anywhere else local. Also your in a small town you can't expect the same prices as in the city ,and if you do then your in the wrong place ,please feel free to go back to the rat race .I love Didsbury and wouldn't change the few things I could chose to wine about for the nightmare that comes with any of the " convenience " of the city . Good luck in your transformation to Save On Food and keep up the great services!”

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  2. Co-op Food Store - 5330 46 St

    5330 46 St, Olds AB T4H 1P6

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “Had a frustrating experience shopping here today. I came on my lunch break to get an item that was listed in the flyer but was told It wasn't prepared. Upon speaking to the manager on duty, she went above and beyond. She not only explained what happened but she went and had it made and DELIVERED it to me at work so I didn't miss my lunch!! 100% will be back again. As someone who works in customer service, this situation was handled with such care and dedication and in a manner that made your company look good. Please reward this amazing lady for her hard work and dedication to customer care. I can't thank her enough!!! I believe her name is Jennifer.”

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  3. Henry's Food Store - 211 10th Ave

    211 10th Ave, Carstairs AB AB T0M

    5 Superb 21 reviews

    “Good service and friendly staff, it's a convenient store, has good selection of groceries and drugstores supplies, check it out and see what you think, open 9 or 10”

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  5. Co-op Food Store - 400 10th Ave

    400 10th Ave, Carstairs AB T0M 0N0

    4.2 Good 55 reviews

    “We ordered a birthday cake for our daughters birthday and it turned out so beautiful! It tasted amazing and the price was very good! Highly recommend Co-op if you're looking to order a cake for any occasion. We will definitely be ordering there from now on!”

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  6. Sobeys - Olds - 6700 46 St #300

    6700 46 St #300, Olds AB T4H 3Z0

    4.1 Good 72 reviews

    “Usually priced higher than your WalMarts, NoFrills and SuperStores, but that's because (I believe) you're getting a higher quality, fresh product. The store is clean, the staff is friendly, and the food is good. The only negatives would be that the good meat deals are usually out of stock, and the packaged foods can usually be found for a better deal at the previously mentioned stores.”

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  7. Patryk’s NOFRILLS Olds - 6509 46 St #100

    6509 46 St #100, Olds AB T4H 1Y6

    3.2 Average 32 reviews

    “Proces are a bit high for some products, but if you keep an eye on the flyers you can get some deals here and there.This store doesn't carry large bulk sizes, so not a great place for the big monthly stock up, but an excellent place for a quick run when you need a few things.Very clean and bright store, with friendly staff.”

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