This Circle K is a standalone store, not connected to a gas station like most Circle K's around…read morehere. It is very well stocked and service was courteous and efficient. They have a huge selection of Froster flavours. Twelve different flavours! I secretly love Frosters, and love making a rainbow Froster with all the different flavours, lol. Prices are consistent among all Circle K's, so the difference really rests on how big the store is, how much selection they have, and how friendly the staff are. This location scores high on all accounts. Free parking in the strip mall parking lot.

I was in the Hunt Club area where I stayed the last time I was in Ottawa. I needed a Circle K and…read moredid a search. It led me to this store. This Circle K is a part of an Esso gas station. The station also has a touchless gas station, an air pump, and a vacuum. I parked by the car wash. There were a few spots. I then walked in. Looks are deceiving. I thought that this Circle K would be large. On the contrary, it's small, with as much merchandise packed in as possible. If you are a Tim Hortons fan, you have a lot of coffee flavour choices here. You see coffee in your face when you walk in. Next to it is a fridge with frozen treats. I was here to redeem some coupons. The problem? Nothing that I wanted to redeem was available at this store. There weren't any Froster or Polar Pop machines. There were no Joker energy drinks. AriZona drinks were non-existent. I settled for getting a Mountain Dew in purple thunder. It wasn't a part of the plan. I got a coupon that's available to any customer online. I got a female staffer who was busy counting her change. She was nearly done. I told her to take her time. She scanned my drink, and then my digital coupon. I also scanned my PC Optimum and paid for my $1.13 drink with a debit card. Done! I wished her a great day. She reciprocated. I left with my cold drink. Although disappointed with the beverage selections, customer service is great. My drink was also surprisingly yummy. I expected a huge sugar rush, but it didn't happen. This store is great if you are looking for coffee or a generic pop flavour. If you need something specific, chances are that you won't find it here. (222)

This Circle K became my go-to place to redeem digital coupons while I was in Ottawa. The funny…read morething was that I had never intended to drop by this store. The city has a high number of standalone Circle K store, which is cool and different to me. Markham does not have any to my knowledge. Circle K stores tend to be attached to Esso stations in my area. My original plan was to visit the one on Laurier Avenue East. Sadly, I couldn't find a spot to park. I attempted to go around the block and ended up at this store on Osgoode Street instead. I found street parking all three times. There was a small parking lot on the right when you are looking at the store. However, it looked like it was for another business, so I completely skipped giving parking there a try. What stands out about this store is the large variety of Froster flavours. The number of flavours was easily in the double digits. Insane! I got a couple of Frosters here. I did Barq's root beer with lime Crush. I also did Mountain Dew purple thunder and orange Crush. Both were small and a lot of fun consuming on hot summer days. Staff are friendly here. They do enjoy doing upselling. I ended up getting Tic Tac candies. There was some deal going on. They did come in handy. Otherwise, I said no to everything else that they were trying to sell me. I got a number of AriZona drinks here. The selection was wonderful. I never duplicated my flavours. I realize that practically all my purchases were beverages. I also got a small English toffee. I wasn't sure if I could down a hot drink on a 30+°C day. I did it in my car and it was enjoyable. If you are a coffee drinker, this store has Monin sugar-free syrups to make your coffee fancier. I loved this addition. This store has a number of prepackaged foods, such as sandwiches and hamburgers. I loved this setup. There was a huge counter in the middle of the store with a microwave. My last visit wasn't the best, though. The place had replaced the medium Polar Pop cups with large ones. I had a coupon for a free medium Polar Pop. Since there weren't any medium cups, I thought that grabbing a large one where it clearly said medium would be fine. Nope, this place did not honour my redeeming my medium drink with a large cup. It was ridiculous. If you can stock large cups in your medium cup dispensers, and you only have large cups, you should let customers go large. Provide good customer service and delight your customers. Instead, I took a sip of my cream soda in my large clear cup and gave it back to the man at the counter. I then left. I ended up redeeming this coupon when I got back home. Other than that nonsense, it is a great Circle K to visit. (273)

This Circle K is so much larger than it looks from the outside. It has lots of Froster flavours,…read morePolar Pop flavours and a few coffee and hot chocolate options. I had a candy cane hot chocolate there (in August, lol) and it was good. Very minty and didn't just taste like hot water, like the hot chocolate does at some locations. The Polar Pops there though are a little flatter than at other locations. I like my pop super carbonated so was a bit disappointed. It has some hot food as well, including prepackaged hamburgers. I didn't see any pizza though. They have lots of canned drinks, but are often out of Arizona iced tea. They do have a good selection of snacks like chips and candies. This Circle K is a block away from another Circle K on Laurier Ave. I'm a bit surprised that there are 2 in close proximity, but they are both located near the University of Ottawa campus, so I guess there's plenty of customers for both stores. Service is quick and efficient. There's a parking lot next to the store, but the available spots had signage indicating it belonged to a certain business (not Circle K). I parked on the street.

AMAZING EXPERIENCE EACH TIME the service is absolutly very…read moregood even they not speak english or french

T&T Supermarket is a Canadian branded Asian grocery store chain that is very similar to 99 Ranch…read moreMarket back home in the states when I am from. T&T stands for Tina & Tiffany, after the founder's 2 daughters. T&T are also the initials of 2 early investors as well. You can find this market in the same plaza as Mary Brown's Chicken & Taters with plenty of parking. I love shopping at T&T Supermarket with such a vast selection of fresh produce, seafood/ meat, dried and fresh noodles, bakery goods, teas, premade foods/ meals, etc (there is also a hot food bar you can pick from and serve yourself and pay by the weight). My husband and I stopped by this particular location this afternoon. It was pretty busy, but that was expected on a Saturday. We got our cart (requires $1 to use but you will get it back after you return it) and then went inside to shop. Coming from Montreal and shopping there earlier this week, I was surprised to find that some of the same items at this location actually cost a little more. For example, I was looking for this special Hong Kong Milk Tea bag that saw that it cost $1 more for the box than at the location in Montreal. I like that this market is clean and does not have that familiar smell that some Asian markets may have. Aisles are wide enough to navigate your cart through and each aisle is labeled accordingly to help shoppers find where they may want to shop in. During this shopping visit, my husband and I ended up purchasing a live lobster. He really wanted to get some seafood during our trip and also that the vacation rental we are staying in has a good size steamer in the kitchen and figured it would be good to cook it while we are here. For lobster and crabs, you pick the one you want and place it in one of the plastic baskets, then you can bring it up to the employee behind the seafood counter and they will weight it for you, bag it and place a price sticker on it for you. I like that there is a self check out area, as the line for that went by so much faster than the other lines. Overall, a positive experience and would frequent this location if I lived here.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Ottawa's second T&T Supermarket…read more Smaller than the first, but still has lots of cool Asian products. The Long Version: This T&T Supermarket location is in Hazeldean Mall in Kanata. It's where the Laura's Your Independent Grocer used to be. It just opened at the end of October 2024. We went the beginning of November 2024 so it was still brand spanking new. I took my parents here to check it out and see how it compares with the other location on Hunt Club. Our consensus was this Kanata location is smaller with less selection than the original location. We were happy to visit and see what it's all about, but since the Hunt Club location is closer to us, we'll continue to go to that location instead. The bakery section at this Kanata location is much smaller, as is the prepared foods section. I also noticed that they use sesame seeds in a lot more of their sushi than the Hunt Club location. As someone who can't eat sesame seeds and can rarely buy prepackaged sushi, this made me sad. They have dim sum and Chinese BBQ and also an area to eat the food you purchase. It's good court style seating. I did notice their impressive selection of imported Lay's chips. Their selection was comparable to the other location in this regard. I doubt I will return unless I'm already in the area for another reason because it's far from my home and I rather go to the Hunt Club location, but I think it's great for Kanata residents. And it's breathing some much needed life into Hazeldean Mall. Lots of free parking in the mall parking lot. (200)

This is a newly opened T&T Supermarket in Ottawa. That makes it the second T&T in the capital…read moreregion. The inside of the store is clean, the lighting is good, there's a lot of parking & direct access by bus. The only negative I would give to this store is that the aisles are a bit on the smaller side, and I can see this getting really busy. I went on a Thursday, it wasn't too busy but I was still having to navigate around people and bumping into a few others. Also, if you are someone that likes making soups and stocks you can get chicken bones here for $1 per pound

TL;DR/The Short Version: Small Tim Hortons in Westboro. Very…read morelittle seating. Mostly for takeout. Great staff. The Long Version: This Tim Hortons opened up in Westboro to little fanfare on December 21, 2024. I have mixed feelings because when I first moved to the area it was filled with mostly small independent businesses, and with time, the big multinationals have moved in and pushed the little guys out. This specific location though, was a Dairy Queen, so in this instance, just trading one big company for another. I just feel the landscape of Westboro is changing and the opening of a Tim Hortons in the neighbourhood could be a sign of the big conglomerates taking over. The rents are skyrocketing so the small businesses are getting priced out and only the big guys can afford to stay/move in. I don't know, that might be a commentary about bigger issues for another time. If I put all that aside though, having a Tim Hortons in this neighbourhood has its advantages. You can get quick inexpensive food. Tim Hortons as a brand does have a special place in my heart since I used to hang out at Tim Hortons a lot as a teenager, since there was one just by my highschool. Admittedly, the quality of the food at Tim Hortons as a whole has gone down significantly since my highschool days though. This specific location is great, in comparison to other locations presently. It's just a bit small. The only seating they have is 2 small round tables each with 2 chairs. It's mostly for takeout. It's bright and clean. Staff are pleasant and cheerful. And they'll do little things like draw a happy face on the lid of your cup. Their steeped tea is delicious. I like it with a lot of oat milk and they make it creamy and delicious every time. The only thing is they don't have honey as a sweetener, even though it's listed as available on their app, but I've found that this is not uncommon, as I've had this issue at many other locations as well. I was going to rate this location 4 stars, but the staff have won me over, so 5 stars :) Street parking only. Review #50 (2025)

angel ,ali and Lois had some of the most amazing customer service I have ever experienced they were…read moreso inviting and welcoming they got our food extremely fast and great quality 10/10 would eat there again and I do exceeded my expectations and and I would recommend eating there

The Short Version: Small Asian supermarket. Good prices and…read moregood selection. Small parking lot in front of the store. The Long Version: This location on Merivale Rd is Kowloon Market's third location and opened in February 2026. The original location is in Chinatown on Somerset and the second location is in Kanata (on Kanata Ave). This location is the smallest of the three. Nonetheless, the selection was still good. And prices are the same as the other Kowloon locations. They had a good variety of Asian snacks and imported drinks. They had produce and raw meats too. They sell frozen banana leaves. I also saw frozen durian. The store was well lit and clean looking. My visit was during their soft opening so their shelves weren't fully stocked. Nonetheless, I was able to pick up a few items. I got some rice paper imported from Vietnam, some konjac jelly from Japan and some grape tomatoes grown in Mexico. Staff were pleasant. There is a small parking lot in front of the store but parking spots are very limited. There might be a few more spots behind the store. Review #53 (2026)

Newly opened Tim Hortons (March 31, 2024) in The Glebe. Small location, not too much seating…read more However, item selection is good. Food is consistent with other locations. Service is good. Being across from TD Place, this location is very busy after games let out and also busy if events are happening at Lansdowne Park. Street parking only. (84)