I've been shopping here for years and never ever been disappointed. The produce is always fresh…read moreand tasty.

Such a cute little market!…read more Stopped in on a whim on my way to Lake Couchiching for a girls weekend. Ended up with a basket of fresh peaches, fresh corn, organic maple syrup, a box of homemade peanut butter cookies, and a bag of trail mix. Everything was super fresh and tasty. Oh and the cookies - OH MY GAH, so so yummy! They also offered plants and flowers for sale outside of the building. Seems to be a one stop shop for cottagers and locals in the area, would definitely return!

A nice farm with fresh produce and baked goods. A good place to buy pumpkins for Halloween.read more

Drove out from Scarborough on Sunday morning. A waste of time Low selection and what was there…read morewas picked over and not very good value. Very disappointing to leave empty handed in the middle of August. I won't be back.

The 100 Mile Store an independent grocer offering local and specialty products. You should see how…read moremuch goodness is packed into this tiny store! A definite must-visit for any foodie.

The 100 Mile Store reminded me of the Leslieville Cheese Market with the one exception that there…read morewas very little cheese at the 100 Mile. Strange I know but the layout and fridges filled with delicious things really hit me. The shop is tiny and tries to showcase local organic products of all kinds. Soap, meat, cheese, baked goods, you name it. If it's ethically made then they want to help you sell it. That's a mandate I can get behind because far too many companies put profit ahead of quality these days. I picked up a dozen duck eggs, a giant mason jar of maple syrup, elk jerky and bacon and was amazed at how good everything was. Fresh, locally sourced food makes for one hell of a breakfast which kind of makes me wish I lived a little closer to this place.

This was amazing! Long drive from Toronto but well worth the experience!…read moreCame here for a high tea charity event and had lots of fun with friends. It was a preset menu of vegan food and our choice of tea. I got Hojicha tea that day, it was really good! The interior was beautifully decorated and was very old style England. The service was great, the owner of the store was super humble!

From the owner: We offer an afternoon experience in our antique dining room. We present your three tier…read morepresentation with finger sandwiches, in house baked mini quiche, freshly baked scones, in house made clotted cream, Mr Kipling sweets, shortbread and your choice of Pluck loose leaf in your tea pot. Our gift shop has much to look at from Edinburgh wool blankets, mugs, UK chocolate, crisps & candy , shortbread, jams, groceries and more Our boutique next door has lovely authentic merino wool knits, Solvar jewelry, Beleek pottery, mugs & tea.

A great little country farm store with a big selection of frozen meats, fruits and veggies, baked…read moreitems and local products. It's also a local go-to if you're looking for game meat.

We stopped at Nicholyn Farms store on the way home from our friends cottage at Balm Beach. The…read morestore is quite impressive, there are few rare finds, food-wise. We ended up buying some homemade pies, a quiche, and few frozen steaks. We liked strawberry-rhubarb and raspberry pies, the quiche was ok, but we were really disappointed with steaks. We got NY strip loin beef steaks, a Ribeye bison steak and a lamb steak. The lamb steak was ok, but the bison and beef steaks were not cut properly and were quite chewy. Considering that the prices for everything in store are 50% more than in regular supermarket (see prices for steaks at the picture), we were clearly disappointed with our visit.

Always delicious food in the deli take out or for a healthy delicious lunch you can eat in. Good…read moreprices , fresh prepared and lots of variety.

Ordered takeout. Quality premium hamburgers. Sushi and small fruit tray of strawberries, kiwi and…read moreblueberries. Excellent friendly service in a clean farm style grocery store in Barrie. Take out options definitely superior to your regular burger place. Worthy of return visits for the quality and variety.

Some of the fanciest and most interesting vegetables you can get your hands on in Ontario. I buy…read moreCookstown Greens' amazing lettuces and crazy coloured carrots at the Brickworks market on Saturday mornings but you can also get them at high end grocery stores. Plus many top chefs use them in Toronto.

From the owner: Cookstown Greens grows the best quality, best tasting certified organic vegetables, greens and…read moreseedlings. Supplying restaurants, farmers' markets and food shops in and around Toronto

On the way to find a late lunch in town, we walked past this place ..... and then immediately…read moreturned around and went inside. The reason? A sign I could not resist: "CHOCOLATE COVERED BUTTER TARTS." Yes please. Inside, it's a very charming chocolate shop, with a lot of different creations. They've got shelves and pretty displays of candy, a large quantity of fudge (which actually seems to be one of their specialities, they offer free samples) and then a lot of truffles and other chocolate covered things. So, we picked up a couple of chocolate covered tarts. They have a variety of tarts and coverings. I had a plain tart with a salted caramel chocolate covering, and Lee had a plain chocolate and butter tart. One minus is the checkout is a little chaotic. There were a group of kids waiting, and it was a little confusing who was serving who, but we got it all sorted out. Later, we had these for dessert. Chocolate covered was a little bit of a misnomer. They're more chocolate topped, and the chocolate, while tasty, was a thick disc covering the top, which made it a little awkward to eat. I ended up just eating the disc separately. However, it was delicious, and that awkwardness shouldn't dissuade you from giving this place a try.

They have quite a few things going on in this store. Between sweets, gifts, and Internet accessible…read morecomputer, they might be doing a bit too much. I'd like to see them focus on their strengths and really develop the food and small gift section.