Grocery spending is one of the largest household budget categories in Canada. The right credit card can earn you 3 to 5% back on every trip to Loblaws, Sobeys, Metro, or Costco. Here are the best grocery cards for 2025.
Ranked by overall value — rates, fees, features, and Canadian-specific benefits.
KOHO Note: KOHO earns 2% cashback on groceries on the Extra plan ($9/month) plus up to 5% at Boost partners. With $1,000/month in grocery spending, that's $200–$500 back monthly. Get $100 bonus with code BREMO2026.
Bonus/Welcome: 5% on all purchases for first 3 months, up to $200
Pros: 5% grocery rate is best available, travel insurance
Cons: $120 fee, $500/month grocery cap
Bonus/Welcome: 100% for first 4 months
Pros: 4% on groceries, respectable fee, travel insurance
Cons: Grocery and gas combined limit
Bonus/Welcome: $100 cash bonus (BREMO2026)
Pros: $100 bonus, no FX fees, no credit check, credit builder
Cons: Not a traditional credit card
Bonus/Welcome: 20,000 PC Optimum points welcome
Pros: Effectively 4.5% at Loblaws stores, no annual fee
Cons: Only at PC banner stores (Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore, Shoppers)
Bonus/Welcome: 2% in all categories for first 3 months
Pros: No fee, flexible category selection
Cons: Only 2%, limited to 2–3 categories total
Bonus/Welcome: Welcome offers available
Pros: No fee, 2% at grocery stores
Cons: Lower rate vs. fee-based alternatives
No fee everyday banking
Set up direct deposit and skip the monthly fee. Free to open, and the Easy plan has no monthly fee. Worth doing if you will actually move your pay or your CRA deposits over, not if the card sits unused. Code BREMO2026.