Absolutely lovely place with an even lovelier storefront owner. With the strike in effect right now…read morefor produce I am so lucky to have stumbled upon this organic fresh market. They had absolutely everything I needed for my shop and I will most definitely return, thank you

This is a great little store with organic and small batch items. It is on the pricier side, but…read moreclean items (ingredients wise)!

Fruits, vegetables and pies etc. I great spirit ! Enjoy visiting them, specially during fall.read more

I love markets, I really do. I never would've discovered this market if my aunt didn't live 5…read moreminutes away. It's adorable! The market runs from June - October and runs along Main Street North and Main Street South. It only runs from 7am - 1pm, so make sure to get there early so you don't miss out on all the fresh goodies. It was a beautiful June day when I stopped by and the weather was perfect! There were plenty of local vendors displaying a variety of products - empanadas, arepas, ice cream, fruits, veggies, breads, and so much more! My aunt and I split a chicken pupusa, which is an El Salvadorian flatbread topped w/ a variety of meats/veggies. It's similar to an arepa if you've had that before. I LOVED it. It was fun to watch them knead the dough, throw it in the fryer and make it fresh right in front of you. We also grabbed some ice cream and some empanadas, all of which were delicious and perfect for the warm June day. One of my flaws (or good qualities...depends who you are) is wanting to buy every single market vendor product I see, especially if it's food. This market was no exception - everything looked delicious! Luckily, I had my grandma around to keep me in check...although she isn't much better than me. If I'm back to visit my fam in the GTA in the summer again, I'll definitely be coming back here.

I've been to the market multiple times, though I haven't checked out the farm side yet. The market…read moreitself is set up like a small boutique shop. They carry fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers, so prices can be a little higher since they're reselling, but the produce is always clean, colorful, and great quality. Beyond the basics, they also sell indoor and outdoor plants, unique brands you won't usually find at grocery stores, and specialty items like quail eggs, duck eggs, and a nice variety of cheeses. I even came across some vegetables I'd never tried before, like black kale, which was new to me. The staff are always super friendly and outgoing. I've visited a few times now and never had an issue with any of the products. For me, this market is an easy five stars.

Out of the 3 farms that I've visited recently, Rock Garden was probably my favourite, but that…read moredoesn't say much. This "farm" was more like a garden centre + a nice grocery store that sells primarily produce, a good share of baked goods, & some bottled items like preserves, maple syrup, jams, honey, etc. There was no "pick your own" strawberries. At least none that I saw anyway. What sorta leaves a sour taste in my mouth is that farms always promote this support, "Eat Local" mentality, but their prices seem on-par with Whole Foods: 3 tri-coloured bell peppers - $7+, a dozen free-range eggs - $4.50, a pint of strawberries - $6, a pint of peaches/nectarines - $5 (almost $1/ea), etc. I just had an egg this morning and it tasted like a regular, store bought egg. Nothing discerning about it. I also bought a 8" peach pie and wished that I had chosen another fruit. As I cut into the pie, I noticed that all the peach slices were all spread out, covering may 50% of the filling. The rest of it was clear, sweet, gelatin. My friend get a Saskatoon berry and the filling was more consistent. So if you're planning to get a pie, SKIP the peach! I thought that buying straight from the source would be cheaper/same prices at the grocery store, but BETTER quality, but I guess I was wrong.

The ONLY nice thing I can say about this dingy hole in the wall shop is that their prices are…read moresomewhat reasonable, taking the fact that they are located in the expensive area of the Beaches (Toronto) into consideration, which isn't saying much. They are as RUDE as shop keepers come. I smile, say "hows your day", et., and I get a scowl in return. Not sometimes, ALWAYS. Please do NOT ever even contemplate buying flowers from this shop! If a $24 Orchid mysteriously dies within 3 days on you - it absolutely must be your fault! (mine generally last longer than a mont) Forget about getting your money back or a replacement. It may even be suggested to you that you have picked the flowers and buds off on purpose? In other words - you are insane! Your home is too hot? You don't have a receipt because they are not in habit of giving out receipts. You may get one if you unequivocally demand one. If dare suggest that there may have been something wrong with the Orchid (or probably anything they sell), you may just find yourself banned from this place and the lovely accommodating people who work here. Good riddance! Adieu!

LEGENDARY MARKET, come here NOW. i love this market because of how tasty and succulent the produce…read moreis, it is delicious and succulent because of all the flavors and succulency. the service was EXTRAORDINARY, all my needs and questions were met, they did not discriminate on me for being a furry femboy who came IN COSTUME. they simply do not view some customers over others. the store was clean and smelt like succulent produce and cherry seed roses. the store made me so happy i almost soiled my 3000 dollar fursuit. the store owners liked me and decided to pay for all my food ( which only costed them 15 bucks for the 7 pounds of broccoli and cabbage that i bought).

I thought this place was lovely. Plants and environment were beautiful and employees were very…read morefriendly and willing to assist and answer my questions.

This unassuming Queen West flower shop pays homage to this eclectic shopping strip of the past…read more Before Loblaws and the Gap moved into WQW, the strip was dotted with many of these low buck flower shops combined with convenience stores. The bins here are still labeled with fruit and veg categories, but instead there are pungent sweet smelling flowers in there instead. On Valentines there was a constant stream of men walking with wrapped flowers along Queen and up the side streets, a gentle reminder of the big lovers day, or banging day as TPB put it so eloquently. So off I went, like an ant following the others in a narrow line ending up at Queens Fruit Market. Missing out on the deals at Costco and Loblaws didn't really matter after all! This great spot had it all and at decent prices too. I got two bunches of tulips, yellow and purple, Easter colours, for $10. When I pointed to one leaf that looked a little sad, they quickly grabbed it and ran and got me a replacement that looked cherry, nice touch Queens! You're my heroine!!

The Apple Market is a staple in Mississauga! The staff are always so nice and helpful and quick to…read morewelcome you! The quality of their produce and meats is top tier and you never have to worry! And don't forget their amazing flower and plant selections, from their garden centre outside to inside their store, you're destined to leave with something new each time!

Hello. I've shopped here for 44 years and the produce and meat etc is superb. But today I went saw…read morea dog left in an unattended vehicle yes air conditioning on but the dog was barking. The dog was still in the car 20 minutes later. I asked a young lady manager to assist me and announce for the owner to please go back to her car and retrieve the dog. Well she took her time and she talked with a grin about my request to other workers. Then she laughed saying some lady wants me to announce the owner of the dog to please go to their car. Like a joke still no action taken and grinning in front of employee's and customers like I had lost my mind. Well I called the police they said contact them animal services. Which I did it is illegal. Just at that time now about a half hour dog left alone got angry with me calling me names etc. it's illegal no matter air on in your car which I found out yes I'm right. How sad when made look like a fool. I e known of the owners for 44 years. Love the store but look at some of the ppl who are in charge please. It could of been simple. Thanks

"Oxford Fruit" is one of my nicknames actually, because I am from Oxford in England, and well,…read moreanyway. In the heart of the overpriced and hipstery Kensington Market, this large and noticeable fruit shop with an awesome name, has plenty of good products. Their oranges and bananas were tasty and fresh, and their kale was crisp and not at all wilted or mouldy. I really appreciate that. It's certainly not cheap, but it's worth it considering the quality of what they are selling.

Few Brussel sprouts, 4 oranges, green beens and handful grapes and few cherry tomatoes... easily…read morepay $18-$20 bucks anywhere else.. stb this store it was $62!! ‍ this is a tourist trap in the truest sense of the term. RIPOFF

Here we are in December and I am eating strawberries that taste like sun ripened August, for 2.99…read more Two packs of blueberries for 4 bucks. Arugula, green onions, kale, bananas, peppers, and some flowers. Total under $20. And the service is fast and so friendly. I think because so many people shop here, the produce turnover is high, and thus everything is fresh. I love this place.

The plus side.. Quality and better priced fruit than any…read moregrocery store in Toronto. Downside Terrible debit system, cords wrapped around the cramped cashier.. if u see that line with more than 5/6; leave.