Grocery Stores in Mount Forest, ON

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  1. 160b Main Street North, Mount Forest ON N0G 2L0

    4.9 Superb 34 reviews

    “Am a frequent person in this store. Store manager/owner are amazimg. And always so helpful. Had almost a medical emergency in the store and the manager was amazing with giving me the free samples to make sure my blood sugar was good as well as making sure I was okay to walk home. Amazing staff and amazing service by far”

  2. 504 Main St N, Mount Forest ON N0G 2L1

    3.8 Good 14 reviews

    “This is my go-to gas station, I love that Mobil does pc points. The only downside is that it isn't 24 hours. I'm sure fellow pc points collectors who travel would love to stop and get gas here 24/7. I also love their system where every car faces Canadian tire (though humorous to me, some people don't follow that)”

  3. 503 Main Street North, Mount Forest ON N0G 2L1

    3.9 Good 80 reviews

    “We moved from the city and craved good sushi. My husband is a huge kibo fan. We have always been hesitant to buy sushi from a grocery store. He now loves Zenshi sushi at Foodland. Stop by and you won’t be disappointed.”

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  5. 504 Main St N SS 2, Mount Forest ON N0G 2L2

    3.9 Good 108 reviews

    “When you need extra help line 1 can be slow but the lady supervisor that came was so good and professional. Staff here are always nice but she was exceptional. Sometimes could use 4 or 5 extra cashiers tho”

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