Grocery Stores in Powell River, BC

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  1. 5687 Manson Avenue, Powell River BC V8A 3R3

    4.7 Superb 40 reviews

    “Love this store. Small town grocer with creaky wood floors and all we really need. Staff is top notch. Meat counter is one that kids will remember when they are adults. Good quality produce and meat. Personal service is appreciated. Don't ever change.”

  2. 2365 Lang Bay Rd, Powell River BC V8A 5C1

    4.6 Superb 61 reviews

    “Honestly surprised as the store didn’t look like much from the outside. But inside had a vast selection of snacks and drinks, as well as fresh made sandwiches and breakfast items. Would recommend to stop in for lunch and snacks”

  3. 6105 Lund St, Powell River BC V8A 4S8

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “Just FYI to anyone considering the purchase of appliances for Savary Island. The Unique fridge I purchased ($1900) from Andy at Top of The Hill in August 2021 stopped functioning properly this week (June 2025). I called Andy to request a service call and he told me I had to bring the fridge back to the store, as he didn't provide service to Savary Island. I was expecting to hear there was a large fee, for service to the island, and probably a long wait time, but to bring a fridge back to the shop for service seems unreasonable (also transporting an unboxed fridge off the island and back again would probably cause more problems). At least the Unique gas range that I also purchased is working well. (touch wood)”

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  5. 7100 Alberni Street, Powell River BC V8A 5K9

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “What stands out most about this Save-On-Foods location is how much the staff truly care about helping customers. Everyone goes above and beyond to make sure each guest is treated with respect, patience, and real service. You can tell this team takes pride in putting people first — not just selling, but serving. Big thanks to Lisa, Katie, and the whole team for setting such a great example of what “customer first” really means.”

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