Wondering if anyone has been to the one in London.....I've heard 'great' things.
Do they take gc's or cc?
Do they accept coupons?
TIA
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Wondering if anyone has been to the one in London.....I've heard 'great' things.
Do they take gc's or cc?
Do they accept coupons?
TIA
never heard of it.
Theres one in hamilton. Alot of things are really expensive, and most of it comes in huge packages. It caters to restaurants, and sells supplies as well. I dont shop there, as I cant fathom paying those prices, but if your looking for a gallon of tzetzeke sauce, or a 2lb bag of pepperoni sticks, thats the place to go. LOL
thanks good to know! I'm going to check it out since I need pizza boxes for shipping and driving to London is much cheaper and more convenient for me than driving to Kitchener...so hopefully they will have them.Quote:
Originally Posted by miztia
National grocers at one time was just a wholesaler, we dealt with them alot thru work, until they shut the one down, and now are closest is London. Great deals, no, I do beleive they are now letting the public in, but am not sure about that, and I doubt they will accept coupons. But like they said, it usually is not cheap, but good for a business trying to buy in bulk, or get itens not found at an everyday chain.
I go there about once every couple of months to check out any deals.
They are open to the public.
It is good for buying bulk, 50lb bags of flour & sugar (which I use for baking and canning), large 4L jugs of things like ketchup (5.99, not Heinz). I have bought resturant sized powder for juices (make 4.55 liters) for 0.75 cents.
You MUST know your prices before going in.
If you are a business and registered with them (need a business number), you receive a further discount (10-20%?)
It is affiliated with Loblaws as I see alot of yellow no-name products.
I am not sure if they take coupons, but you can use cash, debit or credit card.
They are open at 7am which I like, because I sometimes stop before work.