Walmart SuperCentre - opened in Ottawa yesterday - how are Canadian (vs US) sites?
A regular Walmart got converted into a SuperCentre yesterday. Another one has been open in Carleton Place, since Nov. A third one in Rockland is slowing being converted to a SuperCentre.
We went a few weeks ago to the one in Carleton Place. We were not too impressed with the quality or selection variety of the fresh produce? How is the fresh produce in the southern ON Walmart SuperCentres? We have been to several US Walmart SuperCenters - the fresh produce is more acceptable there. |
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I once was at the WalMart Supercentre in Scarborough and bought produce. The checkout was wrong and they can't correct it. Customer service has no scales so they can't fix the error. And the produce was not up to the standards of No Frills. So they basically suck. If you want to shop at a US conglomerate in Canada go to Whole Foods. I've never gone back to Walmart and I don't miss it. I can't see the appeal of shopping for food in such a place.
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Originally Posted by FlyerGoldII
(Post 9129013)
A regular Walmart got converted into a SuperCentre yesterday. Another one has been open in Carleton Place, since Nov. A third one in Rockland is slowing being converted to a SuperCentre.
We went a few weeks ago to the one in Carleton Place. We were not too impressed with the quality or selection variety of the fresh produce? How is the fresh produce in the southern ON Walmart SuperCentres? We have been to several US Walmart SuperCenters - the fresh produce is more acceptable there. Now if they could only come to Monteal. That would be even better. But alas, they can't because of the ridiculous shopping hours restriction in place in Quebec. |
The Vaudreuil (about 25 miles outside of Montreal) WM Supercenter does have groceries.
Personally I've never been too found of buying groceries at a department store. Too "de-focused". JP |
Originally Posted by HereAndThereSC
(Post 9132593)
The Vaudreuil (about 25 miles outside of Montreal) WM Supercenter does have groceries.
Personally I've never been too found of buying groceries at a department store. Too "de-focused". JP |
Not in Canada, but here in Florida, we use the WMSC mostly for non-perishables.
The selection is a bit slimmer than most grocery stores, but the prices are good, and they turn over a lot of product, so things are fresh. We stick with our local supermarket for meats, fresh veggies, and any specialty items. |
Originally Posted by HereAndThereSC
(Post 9132593)
The Vaudreuil (about 25 miles outside of Montreal) WM Supercenter does have groceries.
Personally I've never been too found of buying groceries at a department store. Too "de-focused". JP |
Originally Posted by fly-yul
(Post 9136786)
For me the main attraction of the Super Center is being opend 24hrs. I don't think the Quebec stores are open round the clock. I could be wrong on that though.
I agree that the US Walmart SuperCenters are open 24 hrs a day. The one in Carleton Place is not open 24 hours a day, but it is open for longer hours than most nearby supermarkets, and definitely longer than the local or regional department stores. |
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