This is key.
I know stores often have regional flyers but varying that much store-to-store within the same city is wild.
Longo's has good sales and time to time have same or better prices than No Frills. Quality and cleanliness is top-notch too. Even for produce, a mangled bunch of veggies goes for $2.49/lb while Longo's would be the same, but not mangled.
For sure.... It's a luxury grocery store though without a doubt. You're right about cleanliness etc.bhrm wrote: ↑ Longo's has good sales and time to time have same or better prices than No Frills. Quality and cleanliness is top-notch too. Even for produce, a mangled bunch of veggies goes for $2.49/lb while Longo's would be the same, but not mangled.
Also time to time, I tire of feeding the Weston family. Longo's has more of a local feel to them, versus billionaire empire.
I don't do single grocery store, more of a cycle and luckily they're all close together for me. Longo's house brand stuff is really good too and whatever money I save, I burn through the fresh bakery section. Their stuff is way better than any other grocery store bakery and most local bakeries!Stive85 wrote: ↑ For sure.... It's a luxury grocery store though without a doubt. You're right about cleanliness etc.
Wasn't trying to know them as a brand, but even if they have good sales on a few items, if you end up doing your big grocery shop there it will be quite expensive. Things that aren't on sale are 25 - 30% + pricier than competition.
