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Grocery Stores in Antigonish, NS

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  1. Sobeys Antigonish - 151 Church Street

    151 Church Street, Antigonish NS B2G 2E2

    4.4 Superb 57 reviews

    “Just your regular Sobeys but assumingely due to the large number of Dutch people living in the area, they had a decent selection of Dutch products. As ex Dutchies we craved some and thus were happy to get several products including curry sauce (Dutch version), of course licorice and speculaas.”

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  2. Atlantic Superstore Market Street - 26 Market Street

    26 Market Street, Antigonish NS B2G 2K8

    3.3 Good 77 reviews

    “I’ve lost a lot of faith in the superstore not necessarily this one but in general. I find the staff usually grouchy, the excessive shoplifting props make innocent people feel guilty. Having said that I went to the Antigonish location a couple of days ago because I needed sun dried tomatoes, not the oil packed ones just plain old sun dried tomatoes. I checked the store, every aisle possible with no luck, not an employee to be found. I went to the self scan area where they had approximately 500 employees were congregating🙄. I asked a a girl and she had no clue but luckily for me a woman named Vanessa who had just finished her shift overhead me and took on the challenge even though i wanted her to just go home lol. . She was amazing. She tried to locate someone to help even though her shift was over. Both managers in the grocery section were at lunch 🙄. It took her about 20 minutes but she finally found someone who located my tomatoes. You Vanessa are a gem, I know I thank you a million times when I was there but seriously you are the best superstore employee I’ve ever encountered. Thank you 🩷”

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