Grocery Stores in Carbonear, NL

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  1. 8 Goff Avenue, Carbonear NL A1Y 1A6

    4.1 Good 39 reviews

    “I have been going to this store off and on for about 3 years. I do not know any of the staff personally do that does not reflect my review. Staff have been friendly, and professional. I'm not sure where the other customer came in with their review because customer relations is also a part of the job and I do not feel like they step over that boundary. I've personally never felt uncomfortable in any way they're respectful and professional in my 3 years experience. I do like the products. Every grocery store is getting expensive, you'll get a sale on one item and charge extra for another it's not just this location but every grocery store is like it. So that's something to keep in mind about pricing. I also had an issue with a product. Staff took the time to speak to me about this I don't know them and they didn't know me so there was no personal background basis but I was treated like a valued customer. Staff was very professional, spoke with open communication. I would highly recommend this store location.”

  2. Trinity Conc Square, 120 Columbus Dr, Carbonear NL A1Y 1B3

    3.5 Good 42 reviews

    “Waited in the express lane (1-12 items), almost 20 minutes, to check out the 5 items I had. A man behind me had 1 can of soup. The lady ahead of me, getting checked out, had 1/2 a cart load of groceries! These express lanes are there for a reason & should be enforced!Other than that, cashier was patient & friendly. Store was clean and well stocked.”

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