All City Modern Convenience

This convenience store closed at the end of 2011.

A quirky new convenience store in the Exchange that sells individually packaged toilet paper, butter, mayo, onions, potatoes, spam, candy/​chocolate, bread… etc. The venue is a little sparse in items provided considering the amount of space available. But it’s a neat concept for residents and workers in the area if they need to pick up an item or two. Sandwiches from Tallest Poppy are sold there, usually from mid-​week on. The place has an old school candy store vibe with it’s vintage counter and set up. Chat it up with Andrew — he is an interesting cat. Start a conversation with him about the store or anything else — I’ll guarantee you’ll be entertained.
The prices are okay, I mean convenience stores in general aren’t going to provide you the best price since they can’t sell in volume to make up for lower prices compared to a Superstore. But they are there for your convenience so the markup is justifiable! 500 ml of sour cream was $ 2.29 and a brick of butter was $ 5.99 and a small bottle of canola oil sold for about $ 5.99.
I think everyone needs to support places like this in our downtown to encourage more small businesses to open up in that area. So buy something next time you’re there!
M-​W: 8am to 12:30am
Thu-​Sat: 8am. to 3pm
Sun: 10am –10pm