When Safeway closed its Royal Oak-area store on Kingsway about two years ago, it left the southeast side of Burnaby will few options when it came to a full-service grocery supermarket.
The Edmonds area has Save-on Foods, and a plethora of small specialty grocery markets which offer a cornucopia of amazing foods from around the world.
There’s also the Langley Farm Market just down the street from where Edmonds Street meets Kingsway.
It’s at that intersection where the Edmonds neighbourhood will be getting a new full-service supermarket in the form of Buy-Low Foods.
The Kings Crossing housing development will house the Buy-Low Foods store, which is set to open on Aug. 26. Kings Crossing is a three-tower residential housing development that will feature a variety of retail shops.
“Our dedication to customer satisfaction is fundamental to what we believe…. the customer comes first,” says a news release. “With some stores serving their local community for more than 50 years … Buy-Low’s neighbourhood stores have a strong connection to the community by delivering outstanding, down-home value to the customers we serve.As a proud part of the community, we are committed to providing you the very best shopping experience right in your neighbourhood. With a full-service deli, meat department with in-store butchers and an in-store bakery and more, come see for yourself.”
Edmonds is one of the City of Burnaby’s designated city centres, and features a library, community centre and SkyTrain station.
Watch below this video with more on what the new Buy-Low Foods store will offer.
Offering Edmonds residents more shopping options means being able to walk to get your groceries. Buy-Low Foods is known for its lower prices on many items.
