Supa IGA

Seriously the best IGA ever! The way they stack their fruit and veg makes me want to buy it, even if I don’t like it! Their muffins are massive and to die for. It’s my one weakness. Also have the mention their extensive range of ice cream brands. It can be a little pricey but seriously all delicious! If you’re looking for something different Coles and woolies don’t have, try here!

I don’t normally hand out five stars but the management team here just go over and beyond when it comes to customer service. Very friendly, if you request a product they don’t stock they’ll happily order it in for you and just overall great service with a smile. I recently bought Tofurkey from here for Christmas. They were a lifesaver for stocking these for the many vegans of Perth!

I’d have to remortgage my house if I lived within walking distance of this IGA.
It seriously floats a foodies boat! Cakes, pies and raw desserts. Cheese, so much cheese! Imported English chocolates (Walnut Whip and Minstrel lovers rejoice), and a decent selection of health food in one isle too. That’s on top of all your standard groceries.
You’d definitely win points with friends by picking up something from this IGA for a dinner party. This is Inglewood’s Fresh Provisions essentially.

Don’t know what I ever did before this place opened!
Although it is a bit on the small side (and a little bit pricey), this place is great for your fresh produce, gourmet and organic ingredients, local and imported food and a pretty big selection of high quality ready-​made meals.
This IGA is open ²⁴⁄₇ (literally) and is perfect to pick up a late-​night meal on the go with a great selection of pies, pastries, stir-​frys, stuffed eggplants and other yummy stuff from their deli as well as pre-​made curries, salads, pastas, rice paper rolls etc made by local restaurants and producers.
I often come here especially for my fruit and veg as it is always super fresh and lasts so much longer than the stuff you buy at Coles and Woolies.
They are starting to expand their product ranges particularly in the bakery, deli and health food sections and it is a lovely clean store with really friendly staff.
Also, so you don’t embarrass yourself like me and spend 15 minutes trying to move a trolley which isn’t going anywhere… be aware the trolleys here have a locking system on them which won’t let them go very far past the main doors. It is not ideal for getting your groceries to your car, but excellent for making a complete idiot out of yourself so I’ve found the safest option is to just carry your shopping to the car.

Supa IGA is the best addition to the lower end of Mt Lawley since, well ever. Firstly the huge baked on site muffins — white chocolate and raspberry, blueberry or triple chocolate are all equally delicious, very filling and a great change from other supermarkets’ crummy, dry alternatives.
Stocking a great range of locally and imported produce, gourmet and other unique products, visiting is like a foodie’s heaven. I love the whole row of organic foods, imported UK and American sweet treats, fancy cheeses and so many mushrooms to choose from, there is something for everyone.
Always clean and air-​conditioned with a wide range and friendly staff. You’ll see me stock up on galaxy chocolate bars, bulk muffins and deli snacks at all hours as it’s now ²⁴⁄₇!

As a resident of the avenues, I’ve been waiting (seemingly forever) for this place to be built on Second Avenue, and now it’s finally open. No more car trips up to Fresh Provisions or the dilapidated 10^th Avenue IGA for a missing ingredient for dinner or late night snack. Now there’s a «Supa» *groan* IGA within walking distance and its really good.
The building itself has been done in a modern imitation of Art Deco style and is easy to spot off Beaufort with parking at the back & underneath. The inside is as shiny, clean and modern as you would expect.
The layout of the store is good with a fine selection of gourmet foods, cheeses, fruit & veg, meat and groceries. I’d still tip Fresh Provisions as the place to go for gourmet foods, but then it can’t compete with the isles of standard groceries found here.

Do you like muffins? Read on:
Not all IGAs are created equal, n-​n-​n-​no! They are independently owned which gives each IGA a unique point of difference. This newly opened IGA is sort of a hybrid of a middle-​of-​the-​road grocery store and a higher echelon supermarket like Fresh Provisions. Aside from the standard items and fresh-​fresh produce, this IGA has some speciality products like designer corn chips, alternate diet goods, Latin American superfoods, gourmet yoghurts, and fancy cheeses, to name a few. They even have expat displays with British and South African imports.
Second Ave IGA also sources ready-​to-​eat products from local producers such as the Feel Good Food soups which are made in Osbourne Park and Asian boxes from Wok n Roll based in Mossie Park. Both of which I have sampled and can vouch for being healthy, natural and tasty :)
Probably the best thing about this IGA are their house baked muffins. Raspberry Lindt White Choc and the Blueberry have been rocking my world since I discovered them. Seriously the most brilliant muffins I have eaten in ages. Fluffy fresh and packed full of quality ingredients. I’m talking a blueberry to dough ratio of 1:1. If you need more proof, look at this:
If they expand the deli selection with fresh salads and other gourmet goodies, this IGA will really be competing for my pennies over Fresh Provs. Until then, it’s four stars.
Open til Midnight allll week.