Berry Bounty Farms
An owner-run food shop, on the Little Mountain hillside northeast of the centre.
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Chilliwack is an odd place to shop for food, in a good way. The supermarkets are all national and therefore absent from this list, but the city sits inside 17,000 hectares of farmland with more than 700 farms on it, which supports a layer of food retail most cities of this size do not have: farm stores that sell their own beef, dairy and eggs, greengrocers taking produce from a few kilometres away, butchers, bulk and health-food shops, and the roadside stands through Greendale, Yarrow and Rosedale that open with the corn in August and close when it is done. This page is the independent half of Chilliwack's grocery trade, and it is the interesting half.
An owner-run food shop, on the Little Mountain hillside northeast of the centre.
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A local food shop near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster, on Evans Road.
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An owner-run food shop, in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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An independent food shop near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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A food shop on Yale Road, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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A local food shop in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's center since before the malls, on 2-9360 Mill Street.
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An owner-run food shop, in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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An independent food shop in Chilliwack Proper, between the downtown and the highway.
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An owner-run food shop, in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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An owner-run food shop, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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A food shop in Vedder, close to the Canada Education Park campuses.
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Guides and roundups written for Chilliwack, with the businesses linked inline.
The City defines twelve neighborhoods. Three of them hold about two thirds of the population and most of the shopfronts, and the other nine run from a drained lake bed to a hillside to a working dairy landscape. Here is the honest version of each.
The Luckakuck strip is the visible half of eating in Chilliwack, and the least interesting. The rest is downtown around Five Corners, in the numbered units of the Vedder Road plazas, and out on the farm roads through Greendale and Yarrow.
Nearly every storefront in a 261 square kilometre city sits on one L of two roads, Yale and Vedder. Here is how Chilliwack retail is really arranged, which end of the L to drive to, and the few things worth leaving it for.
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