Sunshine Market — Supermarket in Kelowna

Reviews of Sunshine Market

• Angel

  Added 2015.10.31

  Sunshine market is great if you possess less than average math skills and like to pay more for groceries. They utilize their location and "heritage" to constantly pick the pockets of their often wealthy mission-living customers. If you feel like picking up a box of cereal for $5 more than the usual price, which often comes with a short expiry date, you have found the right place! Thank god your husband or wife makes good money, because you sure don't pay attention when you spend it.
• Cameron

  Added 2015.07.22

  Little expensive, small, not a huge selection, but it's good if you need to quickly run out for some eggs etc,
• David

  Added 2015.06.02

  This is a great little local grocery store. As is the case for most “convenience stores” you will pay a little more for the staples like milk, but it well worth the saved time to just pop in on the way home. Staff are super friendly and helpful, have a great selection of fresh fruit and veggies. The deli here is FAR better than SaveOnFoods , and we definitely prefer to get our sandwich meet here. They also have a really good selection of pre cooked meals, that are all really good and not over priced at all.
• Steven

  Added 2014.04.08

  Love this store!! Their fresh ready to go foods made in store are fabulous and prices are very reasonable. Friendly staff as well! A real gem of a store
• Grace

  Added 2013.08.25

  I’ve been shopping here for years. Unfortunately, my last 2 visits have been very disappointing. We usually purchase a few items that we need instead of driving all the way down to save on foods. On my last visits, I have had ice cream that is past its expiration date, bread that was stale, and chicken wings from their hot kitchen that were severely under cooked. Many of the items on the shelves are purchased at major grocery stores and re-sold for a profit. I think we might be coming to the end of our relationship with this store. I see no evidence and them trying to change as customers tastes and expectations evolve.