Dennis’ No Frills

i have been shopping at dennis no frills for about 8 years, i find the staff cordial and v, helpful, dennis is a great leader and sets a good example, i will recommend you shop there.

I am the regular customer here. Must say its indeed cheaper than any other supermarket chain. Great people and good products. Only thing you have to make sure when you lick the items is to check the price throughly because sometimes it’s not what it amenities over there. So make sure about it. Rest is all good. Good variety of food products. I felt the vegetable section is small and there is not much of a choice. All the other food products in one place. Loved it. Great location. Ample amount of parking. Dollarama near by and food courts near by. Tim hortons as well. Good that they have this cart which we need to pay 25 cents and will get that cent when we return it. It’s wise and good in one day. There is a box outside for food donation as well. Loved this place and recommend to all !!

It seems the Loblaws company thinks west Mississauga is the land of No Frills. Within a 5 minute drive, you can find yourself 5 No Frills… and those are the ones I know about! They’re all similar with it’s obnoxious Big Bird yellow signage and lack of décor. No Frills is aptly named.
This one in particular is marginally better than the some of other ones in the West end. It’s clean and has wide open areas. The vegetables and fruits are not stellar but they’re not rotting or ridiculously under ripe. I do find things here slightly under ripe and smaller when compared to mid range stores. I came here when mangos went on sale. Most mangos are at least bigger than my palm and a pale yellow to moderate orange. These ones were the size of my palm and distinctly green. Well, you can’t argue with the quality too much when they’re almost 30% cheaper than the mid range stores.
This place carries the President Choice and No Name brands at a cheaper cost than Loblaws and Superstore. It’s a good store to stock up on those basics. They also have the policy where they will price match and often at less hassle than Superstore.
One thing that is a bit annoying is the due dates on perishable items. Sometimes I see the end date is only 4 to 6 days away where if you go to Superstore, they’re at least 3 weeks out.
It’s an ok store for basics and the big discount on non-​perishable items. Save yourself the headaches of buying veggies or fruits though. It’s not that great.

No Frills carries President’s Choice products at «discount» prices… There really are «no frills» but I like being able to recycle one of their boxes to carry my groceries home. Plus, they are a great supply of free moving and packing supplies… he he.
Great place to stock up on dry goods, and there is usually a good sale on one brand or yogurt or another at any given time. They don’t accept AmEx, which is a bit of a bummer, but that goes for all stores in the Loblaws/​Presidents Choice chain.
An added bonus, I’ll usually make an extra quarter or two by returning abandoned carts to the rack and claiming the deposit. I love lazy people!