This site has everything you require for daily living and some more which makes perfect for everyone. One Stop Shopping.
Good place to shop but items are a little bit pricey.
I love their bread, freshly baked from the oven.
I like to shop there because I will find most of the items in my grocery list in the same store.
Their Africa section is good too. I love buying Tubers Of yam there, they have good yam though a bit pricey compared to the local market but at least am sure of the quality of yam, am buying.
Great place for groceries and family shopping. They can't be immediately compared to the like of shoprite, game and the other international malls but they stand out in their own little way.
They should have any house hold items you need so there is no need to drive too far to find what you need at home.
Great place to shop home items for the family. It's easily a one-stop shop for everything you could possibly need for your home from food items to personal effects, electrical appliances and more. Prices are also fair.
Good prices. Nice service. Ample parking.
Very popular supermarket with high level of foot-traffic. They have a wide range of packaged food, plus fresh local foods in a seperate section. There is a pharmacy store, some suya spots/restaurant and also a clothes store. Prices are decent, hence the heavy foot-traffic. So prepare for queues when paying!
Well arranged, neat, and well stocked items. Courteous staff too.
Has two floors with various sections for different items. Very easy to find what you need.
Also well secured with CCTV surveillance, plus good ventilation.
They have a good buying experience even though the walkways or alleys are a little small. They can be quite pricey too, but they generally make home shopping easy. They were not big on the fashion category, the pharmacy in it is fair, but it's a good place to pick up something you need for your home or family.
I love the supermarket becos they sell good and quality things.
They have lovely products, almost anything you want you can find there. I love their variety. They also have the village market where you can get all kinds of food stuffs including live chicken. They also have the mile 12 Saturday market where they sell loads of things in large quantities and affordable too
Located between bourdillon court and Limeridge hotel, on Chevron drive. It is one of the many Prince Ebeano supermarkets on the Island. Has a large variety of goods from electronics to car accessories, frozen foods and a lot more. Downside, the parking space is not as big as the one in lekki phase1 so during peak periods people tend to park on the road.
They don’t seem to be in control during peak hours when they tend to have long queues and fewer tills. That store sometimes drives me up the wall and I just abandon my shopping and leave for their Oniru branch. They just don’t focus on faster customer turnover during peak hours and this causes parking lot congestion.
I prefer their Oniru branch (a 30mins drive from this branch) for their much more relaxed atmosphere and better shopping experience.
Their application of local content is what distinguishes them. That village market idea is wow!
They virtually have everything. I have never regretted shopping with them.
Their car Care section is also on point.
I see this people surpassing shop rite in the nearest future.
Good but some times some items ad prices arbitrarily
They have a wide variety of items but I can't guaranty authenticity of some of the imported food items eg Skittles, Welches
An indigenous supermarket that is favourably competing with the likes of Shoprite, game and spar
It's a one stop shopping complex. You'll find just about every thing that you're looking for there
Has everything you can find in a shop abroad.
4 star for the layout.