Very clean and nice inside. Good prices on produce especially. Meats are very good. Not a lot of other selections. Small place but cashiers very nice.

Apparently this is the smaller of the three locations of this grocer but we were excited to find it. Fresh produce, a nice meat selection, and super friendly staff. If we were local, we would go here all the time.

One of the best places to buy plants right now! A whole conveyer belt of ferns... they have tons of herbs & vegetables, I even found a horseradish plant I'd been looking for. The line usually looks long but moves super fast.

Niagara Produce has everything; from plants to produce to meat, groceries and flowers. They even have bird houses, and pet toys and treats. While there, it was a Saturday and it was pretty busy. The produce looked fabulous and it was at a great price. I also bought a lot of meats to stock my freezer up for the impending winter. In addition to the food, I was on the hunt for a large pot to plant a recently acquired peace lily. I went into the garden shop, selected a grey planter and my mom promptly exclaimed that there was something gross on the planter. Turns out, it was my blood. My hands were bleeding due to the weather and washing my hands constantly and not putting lotion on. I went to the register and asked for a band aid and they gave me one right away. I will definitely be coming back here to get some more meats and cold cuts, and produce. Be careful about the items on the shelves like dry goods and condiments, as they are higher priced than a regular grocery store. I wouldn't go to Niagara Produce for staple items, just produce, meat and plants.

It took so long to write a review because I assumed I already had, just because of how much I enjoy going here. Their nursery and greenhouse is always amazing but it truly shines during fall. If you want to go and stock up on the usual autumn staples, they will have them and they will be decently priced. I always get a ton of ornamental kale and mums for the front of the house here each year and I rarely break $40. They also have a wide variety of succulents and indoor plants outside of seasonal stuff, which is what I purchased this time out. The grocery area is also amazing. Stocked almost entirely with locally sourced items, the selection is impressive and high quality (did you know there was such a thing as vegan Pierogi? Me either...until I went here). I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for and although the grocery items have a slight markup it's well worth it. The greenhouse items are a complete and total value, no qualifier

This place is homologous to Price Rite that we have back in Boston. Definitely the cheapest prices around, however, not the best quality and a lot of the brands are knock off brands. There is barely any shelving in the stores and the products are still in the boxes. Kind of a cool concept when you think about. I got what I needed for cheap so I am happy.

I don't usually make it all the way over to this location but when I am in the area, I try to make it a point to stop if I need anything. This location is much smaller and more intimate than the location on Transit, and this appeals to me when I am not in the mood for crowds. The prices here really cannot be beat for certain items. The ham off the bone is always $3.99 a pound, it has been that way for years. And it's Sahlens! The green bell peppers today were $.99 a pound, which as you know is significantly lower than chain stores in the area. The produce is fresh and has a long shelf life, and the meats are high quality. In my opinion, the real MVP here is the $.99 spice wall. If you have ever bought a container of spices you know it is ridiculous. The $.99 tag is out of this world and possibly their best kept secret, and they have a good variety. They also have a great variety of flowers and plants, at great prices that really brighten everything up. They take cash, cards, and are open until 7pm 7 days a week! Come check them out!

I love this store! I have noticed that much of their produce is much more affordable than other grocery stores. I was delighted to buy a carton of strawberries and not feel guilty for spending so much on berries! They carry an array of local products: meats, breads, desserts, etc. If you have your own grocery bags, bring them. They use brown bags with no handles and I find them difficult to carry.