Save-On-Foods

Reviews

• SL

  Sami L

  1 day ago
  4.0
  Good experience at Save-On-Foods. The location is convenient and easy to access, making it a practical stop for grocery shopping. The store is well organized, clean, and offers a wide selection of fresh produce, household items, and everyday essentials. Overall, it’s a reliable and comfortable place to shop, and the convenient location makes it even more useful for quick and regular grocery runs.
• SD

  Shailesh Dalvi

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Danika working at bakery an amazing staff ..Today I visited store in morning and wanted to buy New York cheesecake with fruits for our special occasion..the cake was not there so I asked her and she said come back in 15 minutes and cake will be ready for you ..I was so amazed with her customer centric attitude and creative handwriting on cake by writing name ..thank you Danika for your amazing service today…you made our day ..😊
• HH

  Hon

  Apr 17, 2026
  1.0
  Mold on the fish...
• AP

  Ayesh Punchawarige

  Apr 12, 2026
  4.0
  It's a convenient place for grocery shopping with parking available. However, it was a little difficult to find staff assistance on the floor.
• PP

  Phinehas

  Jan 30, 2026
  1.0
  Had a craving for a Black Forest cake. Knowing Save On and Safeway make their own cakes and they're normally pretty good I decided to pick one up from Save On on North Road Burnaby. I bought this Black Forest cake on Jan. 28, 2026. The picture might not show clearly the very, very thin layer of jam used in the cake but trust me it's there because I'm not into very sweet things so if I'm writing a complaint then it's a problem! I don't think this cake from Save On is even worth being called a Black Forest cake. Its just a chocolate flavoured sponge cake with cream and a bit of jam. Normal Black Forest cakes have a nice amount of jam in the filling but this cake was overly thin. It's like a teaspoon to cover one layer! (I won't even mention there wasn't even a hint of liquor in this Black Forest cake, which real ones have. Oops now I mentioned it!) I suggest check out the HALF sized cakes first , which they sometimes sell. It will show what it really looks like inside. I saw one there that day and that should've warned me. That 1/2 round Black Forest cake showed a very thin layer of jam too, which made it look cheap so I decided to choose this other full rectangle Black Forest cake hoping it'd be better. I was wrong. On top of that the person working at the bakery that ignored us until I asked for help. She was rude asking us to hurry up as I was just asking her when that cake was made. She said she had many things to do. As a customer that's not my problem, as you're hired to work there, and part of her job is customer service. If not , then management should put a proper seller there. She didn't even apologized for her rudeness. Just huffed and puffed under her breath and "asked" if I still wanted the cake. In case you're wondering , I didn't write this review to strike back. That would not be objective and fair. My aim is to be sure the reader here is aware of where they should get their cake. If you're paying a fair amount of $ for it, I don't want you to waste your money and be disappointed. Also hoping that management can read this and properly train their staff. PICTURE 1: You can't even see the jam. PICTURE 2: The cake is seen in comparison to the extremely thin layer of the jam filling.

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