Grocery Stores in Innisfil, ON

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  1. 1070 Innisfil Beach Road Unit 8, Innisfil Beach ON L9S 4T9

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “My weekly go to for after-school quick snacks, meals and appetizers. The staff is always friendly and helpful. If you haven’t seen their new look/renovation …what are you waiting for ??!!”

  2. 7896 Yonge St, Innisfil ON L9S 1K9

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “Great place to Shop! I have been here several times the Shopkeepers and friendly and have a lovely variety of items and a great deli section! The sandwiches they make are delicious! Highly recommend!”

  3. 2080 Jans Boulevard, Innisfil ON L9S 4Y8

    3.7 Good 123 reviews

    “Our family recently ordered some catering for a big birthday party. I found it easy to order online (sandwich platters, salads, cheese tray) but the stand-out service was with our local store. They showed so much care and attention as we had to navigate a mustard allergy for one of our guests. The even called the day before to confirm all the details about the allergy. When I attended the store to pick up the food, the young man at the deli counter (I am sorry I missed his name!) was exceptionally polite and helpful. He immediately got our sandwiches from the back, and also explained how they were organized (with the mustard allergy). He also allowed us to use his cart; he took me across to the salad counter to collect our salads, and then over to the deli counter to pick up the cheese tray. He even brought the cart outside so we could load everything into our car easily. It couldn't have been a smoother process. We had several comments on how fresh the food was an where we got it. This is the second time we've ordered platters from this store, and we wouldn't hesitate to do it again. Thanks for everything.”

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  5. 2371 25th Side Rd, Innisfil ON L9S 2G3

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

  6. 2211 20th Sideroad, Innisfil ON ON L9S

    3.3 Good 107 reviews

    “Our local no frills, the produce department sometimes is out of stock of their sale items alot. Overly cold in that area too so ni matter ehat season your in bring a sweater. Very organized store. Bigger than my last local no frills. But the cashiers need to be on more it gets busy and you can't push your larger cart through the self check out”

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