IGA Chetwynd - Chetwynd, British Columbia

IGA Chetwynd: Votre Magasin de Epicerie dans le Nord de la Colombie-Britannique

IGA Chetwynd, situé à l'adresse 5001 50th Ave NW, Chetwynd, BC V0C 1J0, Canada, est une épicerie bien connue dans la région du nord de la Colombie-Britannique. Le magasin propose une large gamme de produits, allant de l'épicerie de base à la boulangerie, en passant par la nourriture fine et le fleuriste. Les clients peuvent également profiter de services sur place, de livraison et de bons produits.

Spécialités et Services Offerts

• Épicerie de base et spécialisée
• Boulangerie sur place
• Épicerie fine
• Fleuristerie
• Services sur place
• Livraison
• Bons produits

Le magasin se distingue également par son accès en fauteuil roulant, son parking adapté et son large éventail de produits biologiques et de plats préparés. Les clients ont la possibilité de faire des courses rapides, et le magasin accepte les cartes de crédit, de débit et les paiements mobiles NFC.

Avis des Clients

L'IGA Chetwynd a reçu 282 avis sur Google My Business, avec une moyenne de 3.7/5. Les clients apprécient la qualité de la boulangerie et les prix compétitifs. Cependant, certains ont mentionné que les prix sont un peu élevés et que l'offre de produits authentiques est meilleure dans les magasins voisins. Globalement, IGA Chetwynd est une épicerie populaire dans la région, offrant un large éventail de produits et de services pour répondre aux besoins des clients locaux.

Contactez IGA Chetwynd

Pour toute question ou pour obtenir plus d'informations, n'hésitez pas à contacter l'équipe de IGA Chetwynd par téléphone au 250-788-2422 ou visitez leur site web à l'adresse west.iga.ca.

👍 Avis de IGA Chetwynd

R H.

3/5

Good selections for frozen ready-made-food. If you are into fusion food and love cooking, Freshmart next door has better authentic selection. IGA prices are on the high side. However, their bakery is best in town. They bake most of everything in store.

Nom N.

1/5

Used to be great. Used to be cheaper than their competitors on some items. They're more expensive than across the street for everything, now. Recently stopped selling the new 35¢ reusable plastic bags and only sells the massively wasteful $2.50 reusable plastic bags. The checkout clerk told me they were illegal now. That is a blatant lie.

Katrina F.

4/5

Super friendly staff. Limited vegan options for frozen and shelf items. Considering town size, options were good.

Michel B.

5/5

Great small store
All conveniences from a large chain of stores with a neighborhood feel to it
Friendly accommodating staff.

Jason S.

4/5

It's good for the last minute items but it ain't no Costco.

Dale W.

4/5

A little pricey here because there has been no competition, hopefully they adjust now that there is... but they have a great bakery and the butcher shop is outstanding. I went to buy some steaks and ended up with one that I cut in 4 for myself. It was huge and 3/4 to and inch thick. No one else does that. The bakery is pretty good too, I had to walk the other way as I was going to load up on fresh donuts.

Stan L.

5/5

I went to Chetwynd to get a full screen for my condo door in anticipating of another hot Summer, and I wandered into the local IGA since I saw an ad about Montreal Smoked Meat. With such an ample variety of cold cuts being displayed, I met Tammy and I asked her is they sold smoked meat. She said Montreal Smoked Meat and I said amazing. I then asked her with all the baked goods she was handling if they carried rye bread - and she said they had Winnipeg Rye bread, which was a close second to Deli rye bread. After the shopping trip, I rushed (really) home, which was 100kms away. After I had a smoked meat on rye with mustard, I felt I was experiencing the previously lost good old days again. About 2 weeks later, I went back to IGA and Tammy remembered me and asked me if I came for more rye bread and smoked meat and I said YES!. At this juncture, Tammy said their bread had just come out of the oven and if I had a little bit of shopping to do, she's being able to slice the loaves after they cooled off properly. At the same time, I saw a 3# brisket of smoked meat and I asked the lady there (sorry, but I forgot her name) if she'd be able to slice shave that entire brisket and she said happily. All in all, it was a great shopping experience with the help of ALL the employees there especially - Tammy, the mystery cold cut slicer and the manager Helen.

Ouma -.

4/5

A limited amount of items, sometimes they forget to restock their items but other then that it’s great, what else could you expect from a small town grocery store with a small staff? Overall it’s pretty normal