Loblaws

A solid three. Few years ago it would have been a 0, but i must say these past few years they’ve really cleaned this place up.
Its located in an area with a lot of shops but it’s the suburbs so it’s lousy with parking! Yay.
There’s a few steps that were missed like last summers big container of rotting watermelons and a whole shelf of expired blue menu items.
Line ups can be crazy at the cash sometimes and some staff have no clue about their sections.
It’s neat, can be kind of weirdly pricey for some items but it’s open late and is huge.
It has a clothing section. The Joe fresh stuff, for women of smaller sizes because for some reason plus sized women don’t matter to them. (Boo)
A huge housewares section. I love their towels and toasters! The best steamer I’ve had in a long time is the PC steamer.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and it was fairly quiet. Huge selection… reasonable prices.
Plenty of cashiers were working.
I usually come here in the spring as their garden centre is awesome… great products, reasonable prices, neat items, great staff.

For years I’ve enjoyed shopping here. I love cooking and eating healthy and this is one of my go-​to places for fresh ingredients and huge selection. The PC black label products are great. Recently Loblaws has introduced a program called Guiding Stars to help people make more nutritious choices. It uses an interactive system on their website plus a binder of excellent produce information. The website also offers easy to follow recipes, contests and specials. So nice job with media!
For me, the biggest plus here is the Goodlife Women’s gym upstairs. It’s so convenient to pop in for a run or a class and then pick up a few groceries on the way out. I always find I buy healthier food after working out.
Other in-​store extras are their fresh flower shop, excellent fish counter, cooking classes, wine shop, optometrist, health food, pharmacy, and a huge Joe Fresh section.
With all these extras, stores sometimes run the risk of spreading themselves too thin or trying to be too many things. Not so with Loblaws Superstore. It’s a pleasure to shop here. The store is spacious and clean. Product displays are changed regularly to give a fresh feel. Always plenty of cashiers open. Plus each specialty area is run with the same attention to high quality products and service. The prices might be a bit higher on some items but there are plenty of low cost options as well.
I know it’s a huge chain but I have to say they do a great job at making their store the best it can be.

Needed some groceries late at night and it wasn’t too bad.
Staff: There weren’t many staff around but we were there late and didn’t need help. Cashier was friendly but the self checkout was faster even though we were next in line and there weren’t too many items.
Store: It is big. We only wanted dip and it was listed on sale 2 for $ 6 or $ 3 each. I always hate that because they should just list individual in my humble opinion to avoid confusion.
Overall nothing special. I prefer No Frills due to prices but Loblaws definitely has a wider grocery selection

This Loblaws is so hipster they call it Loblaw instead. To be fair though, the parent company is Loblaw so that’s the actual name.
If you’re looking for good deals for products… this isn’t the place for you, as is with typical Loblaws stores; go to No Frills or T&T instead. In here, you expect quality products for the prices they offer.
There is a large selection of cheeses and organic products in this store, so if you’re in the whole organic craze you’ll definitely be satisfied here. Otherwise, if you care more about your product quality than your bottom line, I definitely suggest Loblaws over the other supermarkets.
Self-​checkouts are available here if you want convenient service. They’re quite easy to use!

Love love love this Loblaws. They have a good sized Joe Fresh, great lighting, and generally lures you in to wander around the aisles.
They also seem to have no qualms upping their sale game. Example, they just had their truckload event, which from the flyers sounded like they’re selling off loaves of bread (Wonder Bread, Country Harvest, D’Italiano) for 2/​$ 5. Not here. They were selling the CH and D’Italiano for $ 1. And the Wonder Bread? $ 0.10. They want to MOVE their inventory, so fresh fresh fresh! Love that!

I usually come here for the meat and PC products (worth switching supermarkets for). This grocery store has by far the best looking and best smelling meat shop I have ever seen. PC products are top notch from their bacon to their chocolate chip cookies. Prices are OK. There are small clothing /​electronic /​cookware /​pharmacy /​cellphone sections (Walmart style) that I don’t even bother with.

I love High Tech Loblaws-​BUT please have more cashiers on. My husband always comes shopping IF I’m going to High Tech. You can pick up quite a few unadvertised specials also. The store is clean and the bakery area is great. Love the different breads and pies. There never seems to be much help if you need some information and help finding a product and many times other shoppers have helped me find things-​not good customer service. But all in all a great place to shop. Much better than Bernard Avenue Loblaws.

Loblaws is my go-​to grocery store and it’s by no means the closest store to me.
Reason being, it consistently has everything I want. From diapers to housewares to sushi it has it all.
I also value organic produce and other organic items. The quality of their produce is always good and I like how they always put the freshest items in the front of the shelf. No need to go digging in the back of the shelf anymore.
The PC brand is so pervasive at Loblaws and the quality is very consistent. It just makes it easier for me to decide what I want to buy. The PC products are usually a little cheaper and just as good if not better than other brands.
However, I don’t like how they have three different sections for sunblock? It’s ridiculous really! Just put them all in one damn spot!

This location is a full blown grocery/​pharmacy/​Joe fresh/​good life fitness location. Huge parking lot with friendly staff, just find that the items inside are not placed very well I r maybe I just do not understand the logic behind their product placement.
All in all a nice grocery store with a bonus game of hind and seek.

This place has it all. Its nice & clean, bright & cheery. Excellent cooked foods, homewares (which is occaisionally nice to have), Joe Fresh clothing, oh yeah & groceries too.
The check out area has been cleaned up and its more streamlined & neat. Usually minimal checkout waits when i go on friday nights or saturday nights.
Its my go to grocery store.

Nice, clean and bright. Where else can you get Made in ??? tee shirts for left than $ 8.00? Maybe Old Navy…
The prices are stiff, and I will only cherry pick them. This week they had a selection of calorie wise frozen dinner (yes I do fine dining at home!).
Otherwise, when I get my flyers for all the stores on Thursday, I go to a store that matches or beat the flyers. No fuss, no muss.

biggest grocery store close to home
open till 11pm which is great, better if it was 12 since im a night owl!
the crapy thing is that they put all their produce to sleep @ night lol so you cant really get veggies/​fruit late b/​c they hide them somewhere!!! i am assuming it is some magical place that keeps them even fresher? i don’t know but if u need fruits/​veg go during normal ppl hours
overall its a loblaw so i like it :)

It looks like Superstore, feels like a Superstore, oh and similar products as a SuperStore. As huge grocery stores go, it’s OK. They don’t accept American Express so I had to pay by debit. I wish they had a larger organic section for produce but one can’t expect that from a large grocery chain.

This is the closest grocery store for me, so it was my ultimate go-​to grocery store to hit up for supplies. Aside from being clean however, the entire store is a monstrous mess.
Things are in placed illogical sections, like the ‘ethnic’ grocery is placed with health products, and again semi-​repeated in the middle aisles with the pasta and soup section. Organic produce is weirdly sprinkled in, missorting the fruits within the veggie section, and another organic section is placed with the greens.
Mislabeling is rampant in this store, Kale is labelled where they place the Boston lettuce and swiss chards, enoki mushrooms are not priced out and Dimpflmeier bread is shoved into a dark corner without labels. I don’t care to see a whole wall reserved for Wonderbread or some other cardboard garbage, thanks.
I’ve seen expired yogurt and sour cream still nestled in the dairy section on a regular basis. During most weekdays you’ll find 2 of the many checkout lanes open for business.
I prefer Metro or Longos for their amazing selection in fresh produce, bakery and flowers. Clearly, size isn’t everything.

I stop into this store if I need anything on my journeys and I’m passing through. I used to stop and use the video vending machine that had in the store but I guess that company who it belonged to didn’t make any money off of it and now all the machines I know are around in different Loblaw locations are all gone.
I like this store because it has everything, and its always well stocked. Service for the most part is fast, and mostly everyone is friendly… There are always, however those snob cashiers you can’t seem to shake off, does it hurt a little to play pretend and fake a little smile once in a while?
which is why I prefer the self checkouts, it always seems nobody wants to use them as everyone usually has carts filled to the roof with junk while I just have what I need, the reason I popped into the store in the first place, just to pick up whatever I have on my mind «oh yeah I need that!»
Another upside to self checkout is you can have bags! I always hit the «no bags» button, why else am I going to carry my stuff, I don’t want to look like a shop lifter!
I truly truly hate this fucking bag law, what really bothers me is I try to avoid shopping in Toronto and now most all chain stores charge for bags, where the hell do I do my shopping now? Oh right, Walmart, they really do have everything you need!
Especially when you have all these little small items, they are so easy to lose and get misplaced, you need bags! I never know when I’m going shopping so I’m not going to carry plastic bags with me everywhere I go, just give me a bag I have the right to have, I’m shopping in your store, I’m giving you business and when I spent over 100 bucks in your store you would think I should be allowed a damn bag!

I go to this store if I need anything. I usually buy tea from PC, dresses from Joe Fresh or herbal medicine from the pharmacy in that store. Sometimes I even buy nicorettes and flu medicine. I like this store because it got everything. Most of the items are cheaper than the other stores. But there is one thing I cannot understand: I found out that a pack of 72 teabags of PC green tea is more expensive than three 24 teabags packs of the same thing. Shouldn’t the bigger pack be cheaper by the teabag?
I also have a PC Financial bank account. But I am a little worried. You know, there were some big chain stores that had been closed down during my years in Canada, like Simpsons, Miracle Supermarket, Knob Hill Farm; if Loblaws closed down, would PC Financial still be here? I just hope I wouldn’t lose my money in the bank.