Nadim's NOFRILLS Oshawa

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Repeated misleading pricing – customers beware I bought Ambrosia apples clearly labeled at $1.49 per lb. At checkout, the system showed $6.60 per kg, which is a completely different price. When I pointed this out, the cashier quietly corrected it without explanation and said nothing. This is not the first time I’ve experienced this issue at this store. The problem is consistent: produce prices are displayed per pound on the shelf, but the receipt charges per kilogram, and unless customers are paying close attention or doing the math, they will be overcharged. Many shoppers assume the system price is correct and won’t notice the difference. This makes produce shopping here stressful and uncomfortable, as customers are forced to double-check every item. To the store owner/management: Please maintain the ethics, honesty, and transparency that Canada is known for. Clear and consistent pricing is not optional—it’s a basic expectation. If shelf labels and system prices don’t match, that needs to be fixed immediately. Customers should not have to act like auditors at checkout. If this continues, complaints to No Frills corporate and consumer protection authorities will be the only option. Until this is corrected, check your receipts carefully—especially produce.

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My mother asked a simple question about potatoes, and which ones where on sale, because there was one bag that was different. And he responded with all the ones that are the same are on sale, so she reiterated what about both this bag, how much is this one. He again, replies there all the same.She's like, no, this big is different.He's like it's russet, so it's the same as the others.The big does not say russet, potatoes on it . Was sooooo rude, and ignorant

Francesca Ferrari

Nadim's NOFRILLS in Oshawa is a dependable spot for budget-friendly grocery shopping. I’ve stopped in a few times—it’s got the classic NOFRILLS vibe: no frills, just deals. The store is usually well-stocked with essentials, and the produce section is decent, though not always top-tier. It can get busy, especially on weekends, but the staff keep things moving. Aisles are a bit tight, so navigating with a cart takes some patience. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you’re looking to stretch your grocery budget without sacrificing too much quality

Jjd

I went to this no frills on multiple occasions and I don't like the way they do business. I have had rainchecks that weren't honored and the latest problem was items in a bin that were all identical and priced but when I went to cashier it was scanning double the price. I should have got these items for free based on scanning code of practice . This was brought to the attention of a disappointing manager who sadly always provides a mediocre level of service. He said it was priced for following day not current day. I was not surprised because this is not the first time this manager has given me a low level of courtesy and customer service . I let him know he was wrong and prices advertised were deceptive. I left all my items at the cashier and I will NEVER return again!