The store owner is actually one of the nicest guys you'll meet. Good variety as well. I get my…read moresmokes from here so I go often, it's always a good vibe.

rude attendant, lacks basic understanding of customer service, store layout is a mess, hazardous…read moregiven the loose items stuck on cabinets -careful if you have kids in tow or if nudged by mistake by another customer.

Very rarely do I feel compelled to write a review about a convenience store as they are generally…read morejust that.. convenient, what else can be said? Well in this case, PLENTY! I have had 2 experiences in this store and both were less then satisfactory; my first encounter was brief and involved me standing for sometime waiting while the staff argued about some unknown topic with a pack of gum and over priced sunscreen in my hand. But my second visit was what left me with a resounding negative feeling about this place. I was booked for a shoot in the area at a private residence with a converted studio, I was already cutting it close as traffic and construction forced me to make several unscheduled and inconvenient detours. Now I rush into the store, grab a large redbull and bring it to the counter. Lucky for me this time there was a sour face staring back at me so I at least did not have to suffer the misfortune of witnessing a near homicide right before my vary eyes waiting to purchase my redbull. To be efficient I ask the man at the register if he could give me change to put in the parking meter out front and all of a sudden he snaps "NO" ... "I don't give change" he barks before I have a chance to respond. At this point I am utterly exasperated and rather perplexed as I am purchasing something and am only informing him of the most convenient form of change he can supply me with and cannot for the life of me see the problem with that! Needless to say the experience did not end happily, I was fairly angry.. had a few choice words for the gentleman and went on my way but with no other convenience stores nearby I am forced to call the photographer and ask that he put money in the meter. All in all, a very inconvenient and borderline perilous experience awaits at a simple convenience store and so not a place I will ever visit again

This is a good little convenience store. I find their drink selection is a little lacking compared…read moreto a Mac's or 7-Eleven. Other than that they have everything you might need in a pinch.

I was delighted to find that this place existed. Having this many vegan opportunities and options…read moreat such a great location is a blessing. It doesn't matter if you're trying to avoid meat, or avoid dairy, or just find some really tasty treats that you didn't expect otherwise. There are prepared meals, frozen meals, and snacks and treats. I'd never seen dairy-free strup waffles before, but here they are. And, the location really is fantastic. It's a great way to start or end an adventure with a full and happy tummy.

I shop here once a week. On most Saturdays I purchase their hummus, juice and sometimes buy a…read morechicken bowl. One Saturday, as soon as I entered I was followed by a person. Went to buy hummus, Kiju juice. Followed down three ailes. He started staring at me when I put 1 of 3 juice boxes back thinking it was too much. Thinking I was going to steal something. Profiled from moment of entering store. Never coming back again. Added- Also, most of their common items are marked up now. Silk Almond milk is $7.99... You can buy the same brand milk at Sobeys for $4.29. Outside of buying fresh food in bowl (rarely fresh unless you come in the morning) there is no reason for shopping at this store. Common items available in expensive grocery stores are as much as twice as expensive here.

Good convenience store. Best halal fried chicken menu. Patient customer representatives.read more

Respect to the staff who have to deal with the constant INSANITY…read more Multiple addicts are out front and swarm this corner (crack central). Rest In Peace to TARA MORTON (one day memorial and then forgotten...), murdered in front last august of 2020.

Tip: The tiramisu is awesome!…read more The first Whole Foods Market that I ever visited was this one in Yorkville. It's kind of funny to me that I had a couple of job interviews in the area and then decided to grab lunch at a supermarket that doesn't exactly scream discounts. I need a job to support my love for organic avocados and croissants! Before I got my current job, I was looking for work. I had interviews that spanned a couple of months. I drove down to Yorkville both times and parked in a lot. I went to each interview. Afterwards, I was hungry and hit this Whole Foods. The salad bar had my name all over it. There was also tiramisu and I got a box for my rectangular slab. I then went to pay for everything. For some reason, I didn't dine there. I ate in my car instead, which has been my usual thing for years. I remember how happy I was that the interview was over and I could indulge in fresh mixed greens, some salad dressing that had the best citrusy flavours, crispy cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes, and sweet corn kernels. I also remember stuffing by face with the best tiramisu. The mascarpone was heavenly with the lady fingers, cocoa, and more. I was so happy. I should have bought an entire tray of it just for me. I returned after my second interview and had an egg salad sandwich. Simple. Yummy. Perfect. The bread was seedy. It was so good. It hit the spot. I haven't been back here since I landed my current job. It may be a good thing. I still love Whole Foods. Markham has been graced with its own and I frequent it often. Coincidentally, I was there this evening. I'm glad that this store is still alive and kicking. It'll always have fond memories of post-interviews and yummy eats. (462)

I was visiting Toronto and came here for snacks and to buy my husband's favorite sunflower seeds…read more The store has wide, albeit strangely laid out, aisles. The products are not intuitively arranged together and it as difficult to find certain things. However, the store was clean and as with most Whole Foods locations, there was a lot to choose from. I forgot how much I used to enjoy shopping at WF. Check out was easy and the cashier was friendly enough. I went there twice during my visit to Toronto because I fell in love with DJ&A dried mushroom snacks.