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Joe Thomeh Kwik-Way
Category: Food Convenience Stores Convenience Stores [Edit]
5580 Cornwallis StHalifax, NS B3K 1B4
(902) 423-7976
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
2 reviews for Joe Thomeh Kwik-Way
2 reviews in English
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Review from Dan R.
Halifax, NS
I've lived in Joe's neighbourhood for about 6 months now and I really don't know what I'd do without him. I live closer to Pat's Grocery but the fact that they don't accept debit and are only open until 5 makes me take a few extra strides to Joe's Kwik-Way. Completely family owned, you'll find a member of Joe's family happy to serve you.
Joe himself is quite a character, a strong silent type, but quirks like a funny grandpa. Sometimes he'll suggest to me new products he got in that I should try, and not in a "I'm sitting on 3 crates of this stuff and it's gotta go" kind of way. Granted, the store isn't too quick to refresh it's shelves, and stuff pretty much stays there until it's bought, but nothing that's totally out of control.
While your in Joe's, more then likely when a customer comes in through the door, you'll hear them say "Hey Joe" (They're not quoting Hendrix) Joe is the most popular guy in my neighbourhood and he runs a good store too. -
Review from Joshua Y.
Vancouver, BC
More variety than other corner stores in the neighborhood but I wouldn't buy a lot from here. Thomeh's is convenient. They are in the north end of Halifax, but I swear some of their canned food has been around for a few years. Or they don't dust a heck of a lot. So if you are going to buy something from there, just make sure you check the expiry date. One really neat thing is that they make the food that they sell in the freezer and do takeout. And its good quality for a pretty good price. I actually bought a huge cheeseburger for $2.50. It tasted pretty good but due to the dark, sort of rundown look to the store, I questioned the cleanliness. But I turned out fine and the cheeseburger tasted great! The owner's are nice but not friendly if that makes any sense. They will serve you and are helpful but don't expect smiles.
All-in-all, Thomeh's is the kind of convenience store I'd expect in this part of town. But there are others opening up on Cornwallis or already opening that are cleaner, and have a more "welcoming" atmosphere. I do like their cheeseburgers and they are open longer than other convenience stores so I can see myself going there if all the other stores weren't open. And since Thomeh's are open the latest, I can see myself stopping on by. Should you? If they are the only ones open yes. If there is another option, try that first.
