Valley Farm really upped their game during the pandemic by offering produce boxes. Great family run…read morebusiness!

Excellent little produce store in Six Points Plaza! The produce is fresh, they have LOTS of organic…read moreproduce options and their prices are LOW LOW LOW! The staff is friendly, on many occassions they will offer to find you what you're looking for and even help you bag your groceries (for those of us who bring bags from home). The cashier is quick, so have you wallet ready, she never lets the line get too long or slow. Six Points Plaza has plenty of parking as well as being a 5 mi walk from Kipling Subway Station! I only subtract one star for cleanliness as the bottom of the produce stalls, and the shop floor aren't always the cleanest. This is a little farmers market produce shop so you get what you see - fresh produce at low prices.

Hot fresh made to order. Mini donuts also. Fast friendly service. Also have delivery. Lots of…read morechoices for toppingd

I've heard the rave about this place and it's right across from my doctors officer so I finally bit…read morethe bullet and went inside. Cute, quaint shop with high bar stool seating. Cutely decorated with pictures of French Bulldogs. I got a lemon poppy glaze doughnut and it was warm, moist, and the dough was just right. It was also the perfect size for one person and wouldn't have you feeling like you just devoured a cake. The staff was friendly and informative and the prices are competitive! I will definitely be back to try out her flavours and toppings.

We loved the cupcakes and cookies we got for my husbands birthday…read moreI'd go back for more

As someone who's not fond of cupcakes and cakes in general, I was quite impressed with the quality…read moreof the cupcakes here. I stopped by to pick up some treats to bring over to a friend's place and tried some as well. They were delicious. I didn't find it too sweet but rather, just right. They tasted great! Staff was also nice and helpful. Would love to try other menu items.

I've been to a few bulk barns in my time, but this location is the measuring stick so far as bulk…read morebarn, and bulk supply stores go. this location, you could eat off the floor, in the six plus years I've been going here I've not seen anything on the floor, to the point where I've not seen someone drop something either. the staff are super friendly and eager to help, often times in a jovial mood to the point of laughing. this location is never out of stock on items combined with the prime location of the six points plaza, and lots of parking makes this place a powerhouse. highly, highly recommended.

I love this store! Huge selection.... Very friendly and helpful staff! Bright, very clean, and…read moreI find the products to be very fresh too! Doesn't hurt that the yummy bake sale is in the same plaza! You get $5 off coupons with their flyer!

This area needs a map update as it was very hard to locate this spot even with Google maps. The…read morejunctions here being all wonky doesn't help much either as it can be quite confusing to figure out the street this place is located at. Anyway minor quibble. Once you get here the variety here more than makes up for it. This is not your average housewares store. They do focus on baking needs and cater to the professional supply/tools side of things. If you are an advance bake at home type you will be happy to come here. They have all kind of gadgets that will help you create the next masterpiece at home or in your professional store. The staff was knowledgeable and provided assistance when needed so kudos for that as a beginner like me really appreciated it. 4 Stars all the way.

No reviews for McCall's? The baking professionals since 1956? I mean, I know it's out in Etobicoke,…read morebut for the obsessed home baker (ie. myself), this place is definitely worth the trek. I finally went to McCall's the other day with a friend and had to hold back in not spending all the money in my wallet. Not that things in this baking supply heaven are all that expensive, it's just that you end up wanting to buy every single type of themed cupcake liners, several colours of coloured sugars, all different shades of gel-paste food colour, and so on, as you walk through every aisle of the shop (fortunately there are only about half a dozen aisles!). There was quite a good variety of items available when I was there, although some areas seemed somewhat picked over, especially the seasonal items, so be sure to visit the shop well in advance of your holiday-themed baking ventures. In addition to all these decorating-related items, you can also purchase all kinds of pans, trays, carrying cases, baking utensils, etc. But none of that is nearly as fun as the pretty stuff, obviously. Also of note, McCall's offers a wide variety of cake decorating courses throughout the year for newbies and experts alike. Unfortunately, their website is horribly maintained and you'll likely have no luck in properly seeing the course schedule online, but they do have a free booklet available in the store with all the information you need, or you could always give them a call.

We live right across the street from Donatelli's, so I've enjoyed their pizza on more than one…read moreoccasion. More recently, we were in the mood for a quick and easy dinner so we decided to order a couple of large 'zas to share. One was loaded with veggies, while the other one was a more meat-forward affair. They make really good pizza. Both pies were prepared really well and contained a good balance of ingredients. The crust, sauce, and cheese were right on point, too. I like that they've got a bunch of good deals and daily specials, as well. It's not difficult to see why Donatelli's has become so beloved in this neighborhood.

3.5/5 tried this new…read morepizza joint in the six point plaza last weekend. Pizza itself was very affordable, they even have a promo right now where you can get 2 slices for under 5$ between 12-3 pm. Crust of pizza is good, but sauce needs improvement... pepperoni was good though. small area of seating.

I honestly thought I could be one of the scarce two-star reviews, but I was wrong. Came here an…read morehour before closing (11pm) and the door was locked. The owner reluctantly came over and asked us what we wanted. After explictly stating we wanted BBQ pork + white rice, we were charged for BBQ pork and PORK fried rice ($4 more). Despite rejecting the claim, the owner continued to insist we wanted pork fried rice, so we got it. The BBQ pork was drier than the desert. Never in my life have I had a full Chinese dish I couldn't eat, but this was repulsive. Similarly, the pork in the pork fried rice was awful. Their hot sauce was good. If you have ANY choice (even if you're drunk) please do not eat here.

Thank the heavens this place is gone! Must have served one too many green egg foo youngs (:…read more Haven't checked out the new restaurant that took over the lease. Hope they are way better than The Un Lucky Garden (:

greasy smallest morsels of chicken you've ever eaten in a…read morechicken ball overall disappointed quick tho

Sometimes you're just in the mood for old-school, Canadianized Chinese food. The kind of Chinese…read morefood you ate as a kid when you went to the mall or Mandarin. Perusing the menu for Chinese Food Gallery, I seemed pretty confident exactly what type of food I would get. I was so right. We were feeling a little peckish after spending the afternoon building an Ikea TV stand, so we decided to go with the Dinner for 2 ("2 Egg rolls, Chicken Chop Suey, Jar-Do Wings, Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls, Chicken Fried Rice") and we added a plate of the Stir Fried Chinese Broccoli to our order. Everything was exactly as I pictured it (and hoped it would be). None of the items reminded me of the authentic Chinese food I've eaten over the years, but was the food comforting and well prepared? It absolutely was. Everything tasted fresh and there were some strong flavors in the separate dishes. (The bright orange sauce for the sweet & sour chicken balls was exactly as sweet as I was hoping.) I certainly wouldn't check out Chinese Food Gallery if you're looking for an authentic experience, but if you're in the mood for some old-school, nostalgic eats, it certainly fits the bill.

I was in the area and I felt like grabbing a pizza to bring to my hosts, and I noticed that this…read morelocation of Panago was literally right across the street, so it seemed like a total no-brainer. I went to the Panago website, placed my order, and headed over. The 'za wasn't quite ready when I arrived and the employees' mask use seemed spotty (to say the least), so my expectations were pretty low for the food. Fortunately, the pizza turned out to erase any doubts I might've had. I'd decided to grab the Veggie Mediterranean ("Large Original Crust, Feta, Tomatoes-Sun-dried, Olives-Kalamata, Onions-Red, Peppers-Red, Baby Spinach, Mozzarella, Organic Tomato Sauce") and I got that with two dipping sauces (Chipotle Cilantro and Italian Garlic). This is one tasty 'za. All the ingredients work really well together, and I certainly liked that everything seemed evenly spaced out. (Sometimes you get a pizza that seems to have a bunch of one thing on one half, but that definitely wasn't the case here.) I also found that the dipping sauces really enhanced the whole thing, especially the delicious and fairly addictive Chipotle Cilantro. Now, does $27 feel a little high for a non-gourmet pizza? Yeah, it kind of does. But everyone enjoyed the pie, so I guess I can't really complain.

beyond meat brought me to this location, and it was a weird experience…read more i tried to order the pizza based off of an advertisement that i found online, and i was told that its not offered at this location, so i asked the cashier what was close and he recommended the Plant-based Beyond Summer BBQ, which included "BBQ sauce, Beyond Meat Italian sausage crumble, red onions, roasted corn medley seasoned with onions, red + green peppers, jalapeño peppers + dairy-free Daiya cheeze." i didn't get any of the corn for some reason...? while i was waiting for a pizza i couldn't help but notice that this location only has 4 stool style seats and sadly all four seats were taken up by a couple with a kid and a stroller, where as the pizza was being made the kid was crying out loud and swaying back and forth with the mother encourage the kid to just "let the anger out sweetie" i got my pizza and proceed to eat it in my car as i was left with no other option. transit options are the bloor subway station on the Bloor-danforth subway line, and the 30 dundas street bus. lots of parking options as this business is tied in with the rest of the plaza. it was a decent pizza but i was not impressed with the daiya cheese, that was definitely the cherry for a very weird experience. i don't know if i would go out of my way to come back to this location, i was just in the area and thought i would give this a shot.

Heard lots of good things about this place especially from locals so decided to give it a try since…read moreI was in the area. It's a small old-school diner conveniently by Kipling TTC/GO station. I tried their cheeseburger and poutine. For the price, the cheeseburger is not too special but I really enjoyed the poutine - the gravy melted the cheese perfectly. One of the downsides is they only accept cash. You are also able to customize your burger.

Found myself in the area and went here because the Dundas Street Grill apparently only stays open…read moreuntil 2:30 p.m., which was ten minutes before I got there. Ambience? This place is old Etobicoke architecture, in stark contrast to the shiny new condos, Scotiabank, and Farm Boy across the street. But I'd be lying if I said I don't have a soft spot in my heart for classic Toronto buildings, so in I went. The decor is funky retro dinerish. From seeing the ATM as the first thing before the counter started, and the fact the guy before me paid in cash, I intuited that this might be cash only, although I didn't confirm that since I actually had some of the folding stuff on me. A cheeseburger, small chocolate shake and French fries set me back $17.05. Not cheap, but not too much more than other fast food in Toronto. From what I saw from the other orders in front of mine, they have a wide menu selection including grilled chicken, steak, and veggie burgers. Also, the bacon they were adding to other sandwiches looked tasty too! The cashier was pleasant and the sandwich assembly line was efficient, and soon I was sitting down with my meal. The place was constantly busy while I was there. The fries were really good. Crisp but fluffy, not greasy, and unsalted, because as an adult, I could pick up one of the provided salt shakers and choose where I wanted my blood pressure set as opposed to the chef deciding for me. I actually didn't add anything because they were so good plain. The burger looked like someone had used ground beef and not a liquid slurry. It was passable, a very clean flavor. It sounds hypocritical to say I would have liked a bit more salt in the burger, but, well, guilty. But I appreciated the homemade feeling of the texture, a nice chew without being rubbery. And the bun was nicely toasted too. The shake came from a shake machine, and tasted exactly like that. Nice and thick, nothing special, but it hit the spot.. It's not a destination location by any means, but if you're in the area and looking for a burger, this is a fine choice.