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  1. Freshville Supermarket唯友生鲜超市 - 200 Union Street

    200 Union Street, Saint John NB E2L 1B1

    4.3 Superb 66 reviews

    “One of only two places you can get durian, and the selection of fresh and packaged goods is amazing and reasonably priced. You can find products from many Asian nations, not just Chinese.”

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  2. Sobeys Saint John West - 1 Plaza Avenue

    1 Plaza Avenue, Saint John NB E2M 0C2

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “A decent place to shop, though nothing extraordinary. I find it a bit hard to navigate the store sometimes, maybe because I am not very familiar with the store layout, but fortunately, there’s always helpful staff available to assist with any requests or questions I have. What I really love is their self-checkout service. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes because I didn’t have to join a queue—very commendable!”

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  3. Sobeys Lansdowne - 149 Lansdowne Ave

    149 Lansdowne Ave, Saint John NB E2K 2Z9

    3.8 Good 58 reviews

    “Ive been going here for 2 years and everyone is always friendly. Usually decent deals and finding things i havent tried before is always a plus. Its my go to for snacks or groceries.”

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  5. Foodland - Grand Bay - 3701 Westfield Road

    3701 Westfield Road, Saint John NB E5K 4V3

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “All grocery store are trying to push multiple sales on products, from chips to many other things. Foodland also. Not bad if you need lot's. But it also shows how much extra they charge for people who can't afford to buy lots. Other wise I believe Foodland is one of the better stores for everyday needs. I would give a 4 and a half, because they are one the stores that I find in lots of places, and I do consider one of the better grocery stores.”

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