This store import premium grade olive oil and basaltic vinegar from all over the world. Is a great…read moreplace to get gift for your culinary friends.

Best place for buying fresh meat. Note: they dont serve beef…read more Location: Ebenezer and gore road (brampton- vaughan border). Amazing customer service. I am the customer of this place since 2010 and still loyal. Love these guyz

Peter's Food Shop is a fabulous place. On Christmas Day I had an unbelievable experience that I…read morewould like to share on YELP. Unfortunately, I had forgotten my homemade Tourtiere. I didn't realize it until Christmas morning. I looked up restaurants in Aurora and came across Peter's Food Shop. I called and left and message explaining my dilemma. About ten minutes later Peter returned my call and explained he was opening his gifts with family and would call back and arrange a time when he would drive to the Shop. Suffice to say, he saved the day and I was very impressed with his thoughtfulness and kindness. I highly recommend Peter's Food Shop to everyone in the Aurora area. Thank you again Peter for your kindness and thoughtfulness. I will never forget it. Madeleine

I started ordering from Peter's Food Shop with the onset of COVID-19 on a recommendation from a…read morefriend. Peter's service and the quality of his meat is second to none. He has delivered to my home several times either the same day (what??) or the next day. The skin on chicken thighs, beef tenderloin and smoked salmon are fantastic. We also got an amazing stuffed fresh turkey for Easter and we are trying the lamb for Mother's Day. You have to try this place!

I was reading an article which said we should consume local honey to tackle seasonal allergies. As…read moreit is made by bees from local flowers, plants and trees. Normally we buy the organic honey from Costco, which is mix of honey from different countries. This time we decided to buy local honey and I searched few local bee farms in GTA. I wanted to call and inquire before going. I called couple of places, no answer. Then I called Humbervalley honey, a well spoken gentleman answered the call. I inquired about the honey they sell. He said they sell Wildflower Honey and it is $13 for a 1 kg jar. Plus he said he is actually extracting a new batch. I decided to give it a try, so I went there and bought 2 jars. 1 for us and 1 for my fellow Yelper Karandeep. The transaction was fast and safe. He handed me nicely packed 2 jars while sitting in the car. He said they will be extracting honey till September if I need more for winter. It's been couple of weeks now and I love this honey. It is not too sweet( probably doesn't have added sugar). I will definitely recommend this place.

Always a delight coming here…read more Located in beautiful Nobleton, ON. My spouse loves the honey from this apiary. And I adore playing with Lyndon, their dog. Tons of great products here. Give them a visit. Everything you need bee and honey-related.

This is the Real deal. Honey produced by bees that are loved. The shop is a fabulous place to…read morevisit, lots of fun bee products. Lindon, the dog is sometimes there to greet you. Also available fresh organic eggs laid by Happy chickens. It's worth the drive to Nobleton. Six Stars ! Please note, credit cards NOT accepted.

Falooda was awesome. Got the chaat papri. One of the best…read moreI've had. Definitely would come back again. Its not a sit down place, but the food is good.

By far, the best Indian/ East African comfort food in Canada…read more Their fried cassava, fried kebabs, samosas and mishkaki are delicious and keep you going back for more.

My rating is 3.5 stars…read more Last Friday, I went for lunch at El Sombrero with a colleague and our manager. I was the last person in our little group to walk out of the restaurant. I noticed a leaflet with a slice of cheesecake on a ledge, near the door. Naturally, I had to take one and walked out the door. I started reading it. My manager looked at the other side of the leaflet, which had Trophy Market on it. He was thrilled. The day before, he had shared a can of Trophy Foods almonds with our team during a meeting. Trophy Market is an outlet of nuts and cheesecake for nuts. All three of us in my car are foodies. I did a quick search on my phone and this outlet was three minutes away. Without hesitating, I drove us over there. I pulled onto Admiral Boulevard. You actually don't want to pull into the first parking lot, which is for employee parking. Instead, make a left at the stop sign onto Edwards Boulevard, and the market is on the left. We were the only customers in the store. I managed to get dark chocolate wafers, a can of butter toffee peanuts, and four red velvet cupcakes with cream cheese icing. The dark chocolate wafers are light and airy, and are perfect for a dark chocolate lover. It cost me $4.99. The can of butter toffee peanuts was $1. When can you get a can of peanuts for a loonie these days? My four red velvet cupcakes were $10 for four. They were moist and wonderful. You get dark chocolate curls on top of the cream cheese icing. They are worth getting. I recommend indulging. The place sells Cheesecake Factory cheesecakes. There is a decent assortment. A whole cheesecake is $55, which may seem steep. However, if you factor in the cost of driving over the border and getting a Cheese Factory whole cheesecake, the price doesn't seem too bad. You can also get individual cheesecake slices. While I was gawking at the cheesecakes and cupcakes, the woman at the front asked if I needed any help. I said that I was looking at the cupcakes. She said that cupcakes weren't cheesecake. Huh? I told her that I knew the difference. That was odd. I then looked at the leaflet and the coupon on it had expired. I let her know. She flat out said that my orders wouldn't have been eligible. That's fine, but that wasn't my point. There may be other folks like me who are enticed to come to the store, but realize that these leaflets have expired coupons. She proceeded to take my leaflet away. Um, no. Did you ask me if I needed it? There are store hours on it that I need, not to mention an address reference. I took the leaflet out of her hand and placed it in my purse. Other than the weird encounter with the woman, all was well. I'd come back here again. Here's hoping that she doesn't tell me that nuts aren't cheesecakes when I revisit. (57)

This place never disappoints. From fresh pastas to homemade sauces, all products are reliable for…read morehigh quality. My go to place!

This place is interesting. It's in a businessee / office / commercial area in Vaughan. They sell…read morefrozen pasta, all kinds. They make it and then freeze it. They also sell sauces. Tomato, pesto, alfredo, etc. There's a lot of different kinds. There's also houseware. Measuring cups, cooking utensils, aprons stuff like that. It's kind of pricey but the quality is really good so I am not going to complain about it. You can get some pretty interesting pasta and it's good for special occasions and treating yourself!