Best Buy

What you would expect from a small island grocery store. Small selection and pricey. Very friendly staff and garden facility.

Such a great selection including my beloved Mountain Dew

This store has a problem, my wife and I picked up a basket of items and were in the middle of having the items checked out and the cashier stopped checking our items and checked and item for a lady that had pushed pass me. I assume she knew the lady and we were just second class shoppers. We just left the items at the cashier and walked out. The island has more than one supermarket it is not necessary to subject yourself to that level of disrespect.

Staff's are very rude and unfriendly felt like they don't want anyone to come and shop in their store. I wanted to buy some slice Hams the week before Christmas I saw 4 women's behind the counter and they were all staff's chatting happily away. I rang the bell once no one even asked me if I needed help I rang it for the second time one of the other lady told me the lady who is working behind the counter she's having her break and I have to come back in half an hour when she back from her lunch and after that they carry on their chatting. This island is amazing but when it's comes to Customers Service there's NON.

Large store with a wide selection, however, many items are priced far higher than other options on the island, so I do encourage you to shop around. There is parking however when it gets busy, it is a bit hectic in the parking lot, during slower times not so much of a problem. They also do cooked meals which is a plus.

Came in to purchase a few items and was pleasantly surprised. We got everything that we needed plus some. It didn’t disappoint that the food aroma met us in the parking lot. Definitely my grocery store of choice on the island.

Honestly, people complain about how local Chinese stores get more revenue than local businesses, but, Best Buy East and West, and even those in St. KITTS AND Nevis are prime examples of inflation. These supermarkets are ridiculously expensive. On the positive side, I love that a section is dedicated to gluten and dairy free items. It is also a one-stop shop whereby you find a little bit of everything. That in and of itself is very convenient.

This is not a North American grocery store chain. The selection is eclectic, touching on all parts of the home. If you want fresh meat products you must emulate the locals and get there first thing in the morning. The staff were friendly and helpful which is good as not all items on the shelf have prices. Ensure you check your expiry dates.