Baxtrom S Your Independent Grocer — Grocery Or Supermarket in Cornwall

Reviews of Baxtrom S Your Independent Grocer

• Grace

  Added 2016.07.08

  Perhaps this store should re-train their managers to think critically and allow for good business decisions rather than turn a customer away unhappy and shopping elsewhere.
• Victoria

  Added 2016.04.28

  This grocery store has good selection on pantry and frozen items and often has good sales. I generally don't go here for produce because the selection and prices aren't as good as other stores. The prepared food section is excellent. The parking lot is often crowded and chaotic.
• Brooklyn

  Added 2016.01.25

  Nice variety of foods. Love their organic and specialty section. Prices are sometimes too high..
• William

  Added 2015.04.06

  Always a good place to shop. Lots of parking. Very helpful staff. Recommend to everyone.
• Riley

  Added 2014.10.26

  I actually live in Toronto, but come to visit friends every once and a while. The five star is for their Baxtrom's on site made Lasagna! It is the only brand of lasagna that we absolutely love, it has a great amount of meat and not soggy or wet like most lasagna's and quite tasty. Always end up buying a couple for my family and in-laws (who love it also) before coming back to Toronto. I recommend you give their lasagna a try if you haven't had it before!!!
• Anthony

  Added 2014.08.29

  Visited this store this afternoon with a return/exchange. I bought PC organic tomatoes at the independent grocer in Alexandria. Cornwall manager insisted that I could not return product from another store as they are independently owned. No where on the receipt does it state this, only that I have 14 days with original receipt. I can understand that this is their policy but customers do not know this and any return information should be indicated on the back of the receipt. I proceeded to inform the manager that I was there to spend $100 on groceries and in order to keep your customer happy and returning week after week good business would be to take the $5 loss for the tomatoes and gain $100 in new purchases. The manager did not see this point and so I took my business to Farm Boy across the road where I spent $140.