The Good Grocer Mt Pleasant IGA 80 Cranford Avenue, Mount Pleasant, Western Australia 6153

"My go to whenever I need to get something quickly and avoid the crowds. As with other IGAs a bit more expensive the your Woolies and Coles but this shop has the hot and cold food section which I often stop into on the way home if I don't feel like cooking after work!"

"It's good and its a grocer, all in all I'd say it's a good grocer. Actually you know what? It's a REALLY good grocer. Me and my friend Ben desperately needed celebratory balloons late one friday night, and within 2 minutes of entering the store, we had our hands on 75 balloons. We got home and celebrated. Great night. Will be back."

"Usually fine, but I came in and was grabbing many small items off the shelf. I was in danger of dropping them so I went to put them in a reusable plastic bag so I could hold them and take them to the counter. A staff member then walks up to me and says ‘I actually need to scan those’ Basically accusing me of trying to steal in front of others. I didn’t really appreciate this public shaming, but lesson learnt, next time I’ll cradle my groceries like a baby and let bits and pieces fall to the floor while I desperately scramble to pick them up every two seconds, like socks in a pile of laundry. Perhaps at least let me leave the aisle before the accusations start next time? Because my next stop would’ve been the register."

"I was driving pass this place last night and literally lured by its outer appearance to step in the place. I was stunned as soon as I walked in. The decoration and design was just five-stared ( Oh-wow). The ambient just made me feel like I was in the paradisiacal version of supermarket. The most impressive area , in my humble opinion, is the Get fresh in which they arrange fruit and vegetable into shape ( see 5th picture) They also have a wide collection of cheese in the middle. Moreover, I was so tempted to purchase the beef jerkey; however, they are exorbitantly expensive ( the cheapest one was 18.99$/ 100 gram). There is the self-served buffet styled where you can pick up the sustainable containers , which come in large and small size, and scope up the hot food available there. Next to that, it was a fridge full of variety of ready -to - eat food ( well, obviously you have to heat it up). I cannot guarantee but they looked homemade. Choices were quite impressive from pasta to risotto. Other parts of the shop are neat and tidy. They sell regular everyday use products like other supermarket. However, they also have some exotic merchandises- such as different sorts of teas I have never seen. I almost brought a can of Japanese matcha power but it is 30$; thus, it was a no. I do believe in Asian shop they sell cheaper than that. In the nut shell , go check the place out. :) Sorry I decided to deduct 1 star as the prices of groceries are rather expensive."