I'm currently on a spiritual quest to find the best grocery store rotisserie chicken in the world,…read morewhich I have dubbed "Chicken Wars." Next up is Fortino's in Toronto, Canada. We have gone international. A whole Tuscan style tissi ran $11.46 USD. It ended up landing at 8.1/10, which currently ranks it 12th out of 41 grocery store birds I've currently tried. Shoutout to my dad for being my production assistant on this one, gotta keep it in the Family. I'm working on a website for the rankings to live, so stay tuned on that. LOVE YALL! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I have been shopping here a very long time as it is near to where I live…read more However, lately finding the music much too loud. Please turn down the music. Thank you.

The Oakville location of Whole Foods is one of my favourites of all the Whole Foods branches in the…read moreGTA. They have the best and widest selection of foods in the salad bar and hot food station. All the dishes are fresh and delicious. There are plenty of vegan, vegetarian, and pescetarian options (e.g. 3-4 different kinds of salmon, curry cauliflower, roasted vegetables, brussels sprouts, roasted potatoes, various legumes, tofu, tempeh, etc.). All the produce items are top-notch in terms of quality and freshness. They also have a great selection of items that are not as easily found in other mainstream supermarket chains, such as a wider variety of hummus and tempeh selection, an extensive bulk foods section (including nuts, grains, and beans), and other organic, vegan, and specialty items.

I like to go to Whole Foods to search for unique alternatives to my favourites…read more Visiting this particular Whole Foods is always a great experience. Especially during the first round of lockdown in March/April, you can tell their COVID-19 plans were carefully thought out. Line up outside with stanchions, must wear a mask and provided masks to those who didn't have one (before it was mandatory), clearly marked aisle directions, plexi-glass where necessary. It's safe to say I feel comfortable and safe to go here when I need to. I will say, however, my most recent visit did not have a lineup outside the store but I found it pretty busy inside! The meat and fish selection is always fresh and abundant. In particular, we enjoy picking up oysters - and they will shuck them for you if you ask! Pre-covid times saw me frequenting the hot and cold bar for quick but quality lunchtimes. Unfortunately, this area is being used for flow water and dry flax storage (as it should). But! You can grab some of the items from the hot bar in the fridge area, so it's nice to see they are making up for what I assume was a lucrative spot in the store. I also enjoy the beauty/vitamin/supplement/home area (I like a lot of things ok), as it provides a sense of calm and overall is a nice experience to browse the unique options they carry.

Never a single basket at this store, rude staff one who intentionally body checked me while walking…read moreby him, overcharged $2 on beer here today because obviously it would be too much to ask the employees and managers of this horrible grocery store to update their shelves to reflect the correct prices of their products. This is the worst grocery store I have been to anywhere run by incompetent people.

Went to this new grocery store for the first time today. They just opened it not even a month ago,…read moreit used to be PriceChopper I believe. Anyway my budget was $135.- and towards the end I already knew that I would be way over that budget. But I was pleasantly surprised when I reached the cash that I actually managed to get a hole cart full of groceries for only $125 and that included a 18kg bag of dog food!! Selection is also amazing, much better then the pricechopper, nofrills or foodbasics that I know. This is going to be my new grocery store of choice from now on. I mean they don't have a deli counter, and all that fancy stuff Superstore, Sobeys or Longos have but they have way more selection then the other three.

It was good & fine needy things ! Still you have to focus on local vegetables & fruitsread more

From the owner: Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Srilankan grocery store, get everything related to grocery you wantread more

Food. Prices of deli and breads. Service. Organized. Still uses bags. Desserts are greatread more

The food is too heavy. It must be the oil they're using to keep the food looking fresh. We used to…read moreorder office lunch once a while till everyone decided to move on to other place.

This is interesting. Real Canadian is like Walmart and is located...right next to a Walmart. I can…read moresee them playing to customer's sense of patriotism and they even have a Timmies inside. We were there to pick up some gifts for back home and picked up some ...drum roll please...maple syrup and maple cookies. ...always well received by friends and family alike.

Store is nice and well organized but For years they have…read morebeen getting complaints about their pc express pick up service and they choose to Do nothing about fixing issues !

We intended on coming in to browse for a ready-made lunch idea that wouldn't require reheating the…read morenext day. I don't come to Longo's often so I was once again amazed at how neat the rows of produce were! They had a sample station between the bakery and the veggies aisle. They were sampling their festive turkey pie which was actually amazing. It is sort of like a chicken pot pie but is filled with what you'd find at a Thanksgiving dinner, so the turkey, stuffing, and cranberries are all inside and it is balanced beautifully. They were actually sold out of the pies - the last one in the store was the one they were sampling! Other cool stuff that I found at Longo's were apples that were red on the inside. There was one with a yellow exterior and the other was red, but they were both supposed to be red on the inside as well. These went for $2 an apple and they came in a pack of 4. Not cheap but kind of neat. I also saw that they had a 12 days of "Cheesemas" advent type calendar which I'm planning to sample. Again, not cheap at $20 but definitely unique.

Awful Waited at the meat counter for 30 minutes today as the…read morestaff were standing around talking .... no care about their customers. I had to leave and get to work.

Handy grocer with a good selection of international foods. The hot table is very good. If you want…read moreSzechuan peppercorn they have a different name (Chinese prickly ash). Good value on the merchandise. For my office Kris Kringle I bought a coworker a nice selection of Asian snack foods and my team all thought I went way over budget.

I've now been here twice. Well three times if you want to get technical (I turned around on my way…read morehome and went back for an item I'd forgotten). Good experience the first time! I purchased from their hot food counter which is basically a Chinese food restaurant. The food was actually tasty and relatively cheap... definitely an easy stop on the way home if you know dinner isn't made. On my second and third visits though... unfortunately the rude customer service staff at the front lost them a star. At bare minimum say hello, thank you or smile. Throwing my receipt at me and pointing instead of replying doesn't work for me, as they spoke to each other about their weekend plans. It's also always a bit difficult as well when the majority of staff throughout the store doesn't speak English. Not the end of the world... I did get many steps in trying to find items myself! Lol All in all though, when I'm in town this store will very likely be a stop every time. Pros: Location (Derry Road & Bronte in Milton) in an outdoor plaza, store layout, cleanliness, selection of items, hot food menu station & taste, prices Cons: Staff (they can work on that), parking can be tricky when they're busy

Review for only the bakery section, not the grocery department…read more I gave the Adonis baked goods section a try as they had a wide selection of cookies, full sized cakes, and treats, and I love pistachio flavoured sweets, which they had lots of. Since it was right after the holidays they had small and medium gift packages of cookies, and cookies individually are priced by weight, though there was frequent lack of signage to tell what the cookies were or what they cost. I opted to try some cake slices prior to getting a whole cake of the same flavour. I got the pistachio swiss roll and pistachio cake slice, and the staff had mentioned the rectangular cake slice would taste more strongly of pistachio. I tried both at home and the swiss roll has a stronger pistachio taste, both were kind of weak tasting, but that is not the issue at hand. Both the cake and swiss roll were tough and stale, to the point where grocery store frozen cake tastes better. Even those $5 or $6 vanilla cakes at Walmart are not this hard. The cream, the sponge cake, all of it was old and rubbery. Save yourself the pain and get cake somewhere else. I felt like I was eating fake wax food instead of real cake. I'm really disappointed as their bakery section is huge and seemed to have a lot to offer, but I've been burned and am reluctant to try their other sweets.

Staff is very rude and snobby, they seem very bothered when you ask them a question and reply in a…read morecondescending tone. Cashiers, especially are very rude. Food is overpriced.

The most convenient place - grocery and cafeteria in one place!…read more Originally, we were just walking around the Galleria to find something to eat on the go. Then, we saw a Korean restaurant-like food court inside. The entire environment is very clean and they use a self-serving system. You can order from the machine and pick up from the kitchen counter. We tried the Gamjatang and Chicken Deopbap. Both of them came with side dishes - kimchi and pickled radish. The Gamjatang was excellent! It included three pieces of pork bone that were so tender. I also loved their soup broth and the spice level is perfect for me. The Chicken Deopbap was served on a hot plate, keeping it hot and the bottom of the rice was a bit crispy too. However, I thought it had a little too much oil. If you just want a snack, you can also buy bibimbap in the Galleria. I remember they also had a microwave available for heating it up.

Closest Korean supermarket in Mississauga West. Although selection of items and store is small, all…read morethe essentials you would need is there.