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Grocery Stores in Prince Albert, SK

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  1. Harold's Family Foods - 200 28 Street East

    200 28 Street East, Prince Albert SK S6V 2E7

    4.3 Superb 56 reviews

    “I have lived in Vancouver, Burnaby, Langley, Delta BC, and Saskatoon and I can tell you with all honesty this is the best grocery store for meats. I love the atmosphere it's like going back in time when I was a kid. The people are friendly. And I always just wanna go in for the feeling.”

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  2. Save-On-Foods - 801 15 St E #625

    801 15 St E #625, Prince Albert SK S6V 0C7

    4 Good 47 reviews

    “I went to Save on today to deal with some bad produce & I was helped by manager, Jenn E at customer service. She was absolutely delightful to deal with. She was so friendly, chatty, knowledgeable & accommodating. I really appreciated her lovely service.”

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  3. M&M Food Market - 800 15 Street East

    800 15 Street East, Prince Albert SK S6V 8A6

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

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  5. Value Lots Prince Albert - 675 15 Street West

    675 15 Street West, Prince Albert SK S6V 5T6

    3.8 Good 88 reviews

    “I ordered the Bruchetta pasta and it was good but kindof bland and warm, and the shrimp that came with the steak and potato meal was totally different to the last time we had it. Other than that the service was great and quick, it was pretty noisy but it was also valentine's day so it was busy.”

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  6. M&M Food Market - 800 15 St E

    800 15 St E, Prince Albert SK S6V 8E3

    3.8 Good 6 reviews

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  7. Lake Country Co-op Food Store @ Prince Albert - 777 15 St E

    777 15 St E, Prince Albert SK S6V 0C7

    3.7 Good 54 reviews

    “I stopped in to buy a couple of chocolate ?and Tylenol for arthritis and I met up with my long time friend and she had helped me find what I was looking for I was looking for Tylenol muscle and body pain and I ended up finding Tylenol arthritis so it does close but”

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  8. Real Canadian Superstore 15th Street - 591 15 Street East

    591 15 Street East, Prince Albert SK S6V 1G3

    3.5 Good 135 reviews

    “Real Canadian Superstore on 15th Street is usually a zoo, but it’s the best spot in PA for a massive grocery haul. They’ve got everything from Joe Fresh clothes to a decent international aisle, so it’s a solid one-stop shop. The produce is generally fresher than other spots in town, though you definitely have to navigate around the click-and-collect bins everywhere. The PC Optimum points are the real reason most people suffer through the crowds here. It can be a bit of a mission to get in and out quickly, especially on weekends, but the self-checkouts help move things along. It’s reliable, predictable, and has the best selection in the area if you’re willing to deal with the chaos.”

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  9. Safeway South Hill Mall - 2995 2 Avenue West

    2995 2 Avenue West, Prince Albert SK S6V 5V5

    3.3 Good 92 reviews

    “Without question the best place in PA to shop for groceries. Or even swing by the deli and get some good chicken wings. Every staff member I've ever dealt with here are absolute class. Keep it up guys youre doing great.”

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