Sunshine Market

Recently was driving through the area not often I come through this part of town and decided to stop in for a few essentials before heading home. As I walked in the store, I was greeted by a bubbly young man. Not often do I witness teenagers with such bright attitudes, so that was a nice surprise. I was having trouble finding the eggs and the same young man from the front pointed me in the right direction; with a smile on his face. As I gathered my things and headed to the cashier, the helpful young man rung my items through; asking intently about my day. I left the store that day feeling much more joyful than when I had entered. I will definitely be returning to this store. Thank you Jayden filling my day with a little “sunshine” .

Nice little hidden gem, the local neighborhood now it is there. Never had a bad sandwich there. Made fresh plus more and they do have some seating. Always look forward to going when I have a chance to go

A reasonably-priced family-owned shop with a good selection to suit most tastes including a small but good selection of Indian food. Their covid protocols are very good and I will not forget the day last year when they had to shut down - I'm tearing up a little bit as I remember this - the owners and employees went around the neighborhood to give away all the perishable stock. I'd rather pay slightly more to this neighborhood shop than pay slightly less to the big supermarket up the street. Because: Neighbors.

Clean and well supplied. Some things are more expensive than the grocery store but that is expected of course but they always have something on sale for a good price. Always. The veggies I buy here always last. They have hand sanitizer right in the veggie section and encourage patrons to use it. Love all of the cashiers, so friendly. My fav local corner store for sure!

Nice people but everything is EXTREMELY expensive, up to double the usual price. I guess it's because this is mostly a rich neighbourhood, but some working-class people live in the area. I stay nearby sometimes and ordering delivery is still cheaper than buying at Sunshine.

Honestly one if the best family owned small grocery shops in Vancouver I am sure. There is a great selection of everything you need with excellent quality. The prices can be a little high but so are the prices of most grocery stores in Vancouver. I am so grateful Sunshine Market is in my neighborhood.

I only shop here for produce if desperate as prices are high as if they were selling organic. They are no Choices or Whole Foods but prices are similar. Over priced for what it is. The almond milk was $6.99 while at No Frills same brand/size is $3.97 and at Safeway 4.99.

The prices are quite steep, so it's generally only worth it when I forget something from Meinhardt or Save-On & need to get it quickly. They've got a huge selection of baking supplies & cheeses, though—considerably larger than Meinhardt & even rivalling Save-On.

This is a cute little market with more products than I expected. Lots of organic options too. They are always very welcoming and friendly. I would rather shop at a local business than a chain like Costco.

Sunshine market always has an excellent selection of fresh fruits and vegetables and quite competitive prices. I prefer them to Superstore or No Frills for produce.