Foodstuffs

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Stirring things up in a good way

Type:

Stores & Retail

Categories:

Specialty Foods

Keywords:

• health food store, 
• Georgetown, 
• Downtown Georgetown, 
• organic food store

General info

Foodstuffs is open for business - but closed to walk-in trade. To keep everyone physically distancing (on both sides of the door) we ask you to please place your order from home.

We are open 9:30 – 5:30, Monday – Saturday.

ONLINE: (preferred) Go to Foodstuffs.ca – you will arrive on the order form.

PHONE 905 877 6569: Please do not leave messages at this time - sometimes we cannot get a line out to retrieve our messages!

PLEASE WAIT TO BE CALLED FOR PAYMENT BEFORE COMING FOR YOUR ORDER. We’ll give you pick up information then.

We’re doing our very best and we thank you for your patience, encouragement and support. 

Your friends at Foodstuffs

 

Your friendly, community, health food store. Locally owned and operated since 1982.

Our Philosophy
Preparing, enjoying and sharing food is one of the most basic things we do to celebrate life. It’s a universal impulse.

Our Products and Services
Nearly 10,000 different items including Everyday and specialty ingredients

Hard-to-find teas, coffees, and spices
Organic products
Nutritional and herbal supplements
Allergy sensitive foods
Everything you need for cake decorating
Kitchen gadgets galore
Cooking classes – Go to the Foodstuffs website for information on current Classes.

Our Competitive Edge
Since 1982 Foodstuffs has had a flavour all its own friendly knowledgeable staff and a product selection that anticipates your wants and needs.

Our Guarantee
We stand behind what we sell.

Our Awards
The accolades we receive from satisfied customers every day!

Moments in History

The present building stands on the site of the Barclay Block erected in 1856. It may be a remaining part of the Barclay Block building which was demolished to allow the construction of the Royal Bank in 1973. The Jackson General Store operated from this part of the Barclay Block from 1893.