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  1. Sobeys Elmsdale - 269 NS-214

    269 NS-214, Elmsdale NS B2S 1K1

    4.3 Superb 67 reviews

    “If you’ve gone to Elmsdale to pickup a loaf of bread, milk or other grocery essentials, the only options is Sobeys or Superstore. Which to choose? Hands down the answer is always going to be, Sobeys. I’ve shopped at Sobeys, Elmsdale for many years, the reason why? Their staff are ALWAYS incredibly friendly, helpful, happy and caring. There have been countless times that I’ve run in for a few things, couldn’t find something due to being in a rush, and their staff had always helped especially when it comes to rain checks. On one occasion I stopped in to purchase some items for my teen daughter, and their staff member, Janet, took the time to patiently direct me to the best products. Their staff are amazing! Shoutout to, Angelina, Cindy, Janet, Christine, Nichole, Dylan, Todd (meat department) and the many students hires. Great job Sobeys, looking forward to grocery day next week!”

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  2. Atlantic Superstore Highway 214 - 295 NS-214

    295 NS-214, Elmsdale NS B2S 2L1

    3.8 Good 48 reviews

    “Superstore provides a great shopping experience and often has good deals. However, staff do not seem to be educated on the Scanning Code of Practice. Twice, I have experienced the code not being honoured when items are priced incorrectly. The shopping carts being outside is definitely and oversight in the design. They are so rusty.”

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  3. Foodland - Milford - 2295 NS-2

    2295 NS-2, Milford NS B0N 1Y0

    4.3 Superb 35 reviews

    “I like the store. I started buying brown sugar and maple sausages here. The only place I have found them. The sausages have a good flavor. They sell pound cake with icing, something else I like. Store is small compared to some grocery stores. Lots of variety and the staff are courteous.”

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