This is a pretty busy little store with the Subway right next door…read more The shelves are packed full of everything you could need and they squeeze the shelves as close together as they possibly can to maximize the space they have. I was a little disappointed at their Gatorade selection. They have a whole cooler dedicated to G but only a couple of flavour options.

I wish I could give less than one star as the customer service was completely awful. The night we…read morewalked in, it was pouring rain and we wanted to purchase an umbrella and the umbrellas were at the very back of the store and had a sign above them had said 7.99, so we grabbed one and went to the cash to pay for them and ended up getting charged 11.99. When asked why the price wasn't what was posted, the employee simply shrugged and said the sign fell down. Technically he should be selling the umbrella at the posted price ??? Or at least put the sign back up???

They are only great because this place is 'conveniently' located near by. They are open all major…read moreholidays and have a bit of everything. What I like about them the most is that the cashiers are quick and don't waste your time by chatting about some random topic. They won't inconvenience you by small talk. Plenty of parking out front. But the hours need to be longer.

I had a couple of coupons to use before their expiration date. My closest Circle K is a tiny…read morerectangle than a full-blown store. I needed the latter. I remembered this store on the northeast corner of Kennedy Road and Finch Avenue. I had never been there. It was time to pay it a visit. I drove down Kennedy Road after having seen my dentist. I made a left-hand turn into the Esso station. All parking spots in front of Circle K were occupied, except for the spot for those with an accessibility parking pass. Instead, I pulled off to the side, closest to the gas station sign on Finch Avenue. I then walked over. This store is large. It has a lot of products to absorb. I saw Atypique non-alcoholic cocktails. I can see myself cracking one open as I start a road trip because I want to feel fancy... haha! Tim Hortons is at the back when you first walk in and stare ahead. To the right of it are the Polar Pop and Froster machines. The payment area is on the left. This store was doing steady business, which was nice to see. I got AriZona teas. I like that there was fruit punch and mango. I typically get green tea and watermelon. I welcomed the change. I also needed peanuts. I found them where you enter the lineup to pay for your items. The man at the counter was friendly and he anticipated that I had coupons. "Ah, Rock, Paper, and Scissors (game) is back!" he said. "Yes, I'm happy!" I exclaimed with perhaps too much enthusiasm. He asked me if I needed a bag. I was okay saving one and carrying my stuff to my car. I scanned my coupon barcodes. I then scanned my PC Optimum barcode and paid with my debit card. He thanked me and wished me a great day. I reciprocated. It's nice that my fridge looks like a mini Circle K store again. I can't wait to try the mango drink later on today. I like this store equally as much as the one on Steeles Avenue East, across from Walmart. Distance-wise, they are pretty close to being equidistant from my home. I can't go wrong either way. I like the products here. Service is excellent, too. (194)

Racist, went in to buy coffee and was racially profiled because I walked around the store. He…read moreclaimed he saw me put something in my bag. He was standing in front of a camera but couldn't tell me what I put in my bag. There were two other customers who did not get thier bag searched and you can guess thier race.

Toronto needs more convenience stores like starbank! I…read moreabsolutely love coming out of a concert down the street and a place being open for water or juice or even a treat for the ride home. this store seems to always have a person outside asking for change, but once you get inside, this store is like a convenience heaven, this store always has nice staff at the counter always willing and able to help out. I wish more stores had the hours that starbank has, I guess I have to spend my money here :)

Great neighborhood convenience store for over 20 years, owners couldn't be nicer. The entire…read moreneighborhood knows them.

I grew up blocks from Jai & J's. As a kid we used to run into Jai & J's with pennies and get red…read morefoot gummies and hot lips for 5 cents. Hostess chips with WWF wrestler stickers inside and large glass bottles of Pepsi and Jolt that we could return later for a refund. I am now in my 30's and while I no longer live in the area I still come back every now and then. The family owned and run store is the best, and the people are friendly . When I was 10 I tripped over a curb infront of the store and hit my head splitting it open. The owner came out and took me inside and held a towel on my head until I was taken to the hospital. Generally caring people that have been in the community for a long time. While the area has changed a lot and the people in the area are not the same this store and the owners have not changed.

Rude and unhelpful staff make this store a place to avoid. Many items can be found cheaper just a…read moreshort walk away. Be careful buying accessories, for example some items labelled as Android charging actually have Apple jacks at the end. The few times I've been in the lady behind the counter has made me feel like a criminal, the convenience of location isn't worth the price or hassle.

For over 2 1/2 years this store has welcomed me and taken good care of me. I am an American who…read morecame into the store as a total blind. I showed up as a blind person, scared, curious, and needing products. Every member in this store has taken really really good care of me, and I would welcome anybody who wanted great service to go into the store. I bought lottery tickets and ask them to rub them for good luck. EVERY FAMILY MEMBER DID!!!!!!I've never walked out of that store feeling poorly. And I go back twice a month. Anyone who tells you differently is just tired and needed someone to blame

This small business owner convenience store is located on the North York side of Victoria Park Ave…read more It's in a small strip mall at the intersection facing Surrey Ave across from an Esso gas station. Here, you'll find among other items drinks, lotto, grocery products and snacks. Customer service was friendly and quick.

This is a convenience store that has been operating for at least 6 years. It looks like an…read moreextension built to the side of a two-storey building. This store is more of a general store than a convenience store. There are some Greek-relayeditems like flags and books. They also sell picture frames, extension cords, boxing gloves, mortars, cheese graters, and lottery tickets. It is dark inside. They only accept cash or debit. They sell lottery tickets and have a 24h/day ATM at the front, outside the store. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-018