I love this little convenience store, I swear some items here are cheaper than buying from…read morewal-mart! But they have some unique snacks from Asia, and England imports too. My fav is the fruit section, it's like they always stock the freshest in-season and most delicious fruits at a lower price than the supermarket (longos) I also love that there is a huge parking lot at the back of the store which is very convenient, don't have to cross the street or anything.

This Leslieville convenience and grocery store has everything and anything you could want: fresh…read moreproduce, organic and vegan options, pet food, cat litter and even fresh flowers. Great local spot!

I received friendly service at this small business owner convenience store located at this Silver…read moreCreek Plaza. Just purchasing a lotto ticket while waiting for my takeout dim sum order next door. There's a good selection of items.

I used to live across the street from this store, and I liked it. Sure, it's a tad overpriced, but…read morethat's what you get when you want to buy grocery items at a non-grocery store. You're paying for the convenience. Since I frequented this store so often, I got to know the owners, and they were very nice to me whenever I'd go in. I even got to know the stock guy, and he would ask me what items I'd like to see on the shelves. That's pretty nice, to me. I'm sad that I've moved away from this store but I still go back and visit once in awhile.

This is a very small convenience store, tucked away on the north side of Pinnacle Centre condos. It…read morefelt crowded in there but the aisles were wide enough for a single person to pass through. They appear to sell things commonly found at a convenience store. They sell lottery tickets. If you happen to want to pay for the tickets by credit card, you can pay an extra $0.50 or buy another food item. The 2 staff were courteous. There is no free WiFi. The store is no wheelchair accessible (aisles are too narrow). There are no customer washrooms. Review 2022-109

Amazingly, I will sometimes opt for this Convenience store over the Shopper's Drug Mart across the…read morestreet. I have nothing against the Shopper's Drug Mart (except for it's long ass lines and sometimes disgruntled cashiers), it's because I like to feel a part of a community. Now, these guys don't have the greatest selection of all time and the prices aren't the most fantastic. It's the two owners of this store that keep me coming back. They greet meet and I greet them. They smile sincerely. They genuinely are appreciative of my business - and on more than one occasion will ask me questions about my life outside of the rectangular store. And that works? You bet your ass it does! As long as I'm living in Dovercourt, this is my convenience store!

This convenience store isn't much to look at and certainly isn't alone on this strip of Bloor,…read morewhere every 4th business seems to be a convenience shop. I find the lady who works here friendly and that's enough for me to elevate the Stop n' Shop from a 'Meh' to 'A-OK'. On all other fronts it's your average small convenience store. Lottery tickets, non-alcoholic beverages, junk food, printed literature and cigarettes are the mainstay.

Always tidy and clean. Friendly service. Great prices. Wide variety of grocery items. Fresh fruit…read moreand veggies. Baker's rack near the door has the sale items. For example, the big huge can of Maxwell House coffee for $4.49

Busy Bee is a family run bodega style operation in the heart of the downtown core. They are one of…read morethe only stores that bring the "convenient" back into convenience stores. Only here have I seen such a wild array of goods from all over the world that you won't find anywhere else. Exotic cheese? They got it. Premium Ginger Beer? Of course they do. Korean snacks and instant ramen? This is the place to check out. From plumbing supplies to rice cakes Busy Bee has it all. I can't say enough about how friendly the staff are and how professional they are handling their customers. Given their location on the corner of King and Bathursts entertainment district and being open 24 hours, they get a lot of party animals on weekends and the occasional panhandler sitting outside their doors.

Yes, it's a convenience store, but it's an independently-run convenience store, is in my…read moreneighbourhood, and is open 24 hours. Busy Bee has been a bacon-saver for me for some time now. Once at 11:00pm I realized that I needed a blank CD to load some files onto for the next day. With everything else closed, I took my last shot with Busy Bee. They were open and the only question they had in response to my blank CD request is "how many you need?" Definitely what you want to hear. It's a large store with a wide range of merchandise that will help you out in those emergency times of need. The staff are efficient in their manner and will help where they can. It does have the tired look of a place that is open 24 hours, but you'd be exhausted to, if you worked around the clock.

Easily the nicest looking convenience store in the area. The floors are clean and shiny, the…read morelighting is good, and the products are well organized on the shelves. Also, the shelves don't look like they came from five different convenience stores and were mashed together. They have many of the American beverages you can't normally get here like Cherry Coke (three varieties), Vanilla Coke, Pepsi Throwback, etc.

I lived around the corner from this place for about a year so I would frequent it often for "safe"…read moreitems such as pop, chips, non-perishable food items and cigarettes -- items dodgy convenient stores move frequently and don't sit on the shelves for years collecting dust. I should have stuck to this rule but one day I guess I decided it would be alright to pick up a box of cereal. I figured that sort of thing takes a long time to expire so I grabbed Multigrain Cheerios and was on my way. When I had my first bowl I knew something was wrong -- it was very stale and tasted like sawdust. To my surprise the front of the box was advertising the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney... I bought the cereal in 2002. So even though this place is fine for your usual convenient store items I would highly suggest staying away from any food. And if you do find yourself browsing those items then make sure you check the expiration date because they likely have tins of beans from 1997.

This convenience store is a true oddity. First of all, it's in an old movie theatre which hasn't…read moreeven been renovated much; you can see where the screen is at the back of the store, and the crumbling marquee is still out front. It doesn't even really have a front sign, although I give them cleverness points for putting the usual variety storefront ads for Dentyne in the frames that once housed movie posters. Inside, the High Park Mini Mart is pretty standard, if also a little low on the cleanliness and brightness scale, even for a variety store. It's a bit bigger than average, though, and they have a reasonable selection of movies for rent as well.