Beautiful shop, obviously a little high-end but I've managed to take advantage of some decent sales…read more- $2.99 for organic broccoli - just have to check the flyer and plan ahead The bakery is sadly & unfortunately awesome gorgeous bagels and sourdough batard, don't even get me started on the fresh baked cinnamon twists Found the absolute best potato chips - Farm Boy brand - haven't enjoyed potato chips like this in years (again unfortunate) Super clean bright store, there's a hot food section with daily specials eg. 1lb honey garlic wings $7.99 which is better than pub prices and a kombucha bar in-store Needless to say, I'll be returning

This is absolutely one of the top grocers in the GTA - I love to support local and this is where…read moreyou can do it without being robbed. Way way way better than whole foods and believe me, I used to be a whole foods addict (but after you come to farm boy, you realize how overrated and overpriced WF is) The staff are pretty friendly here and they have a lot of items made in-house (farm boy exclusive only!) I really recommend: - the berry filled jelly mini donuts (legit the FRESHEST and softest jelly donuts I've ever had. These don't last me longer than a day) - jalapeño cheddar little bread biscuits (they're near the front - dude, they're amazing) - in house made sparkling water - a better tasting, cheaper la croix in insane flavours (the orange vanilla one tastes like a creamsicle....In sparkling) - the bagels!! Herb and cheese to be exact- nothing compares to montreal bagels...but this comes pretty damn close. - the ice cream sandwiches!!! OMG. These are it. - the house-made soup! So so so good, hearty and healthy for you. They also have a cute village juicery IN STORE. I love almost everything about this place - the only thing I've noticed is that sometimes I'm followed around/closely watched and monitored and I definitely notice it - however this is just something I unfortunately face being a minority in a very Caucasian city and I'm finally starting to pick up on it. Ugh, please stop following me...I spend almost $200 every week here. Please :(

I've been going to Costco for a long time and always thought that costcos are a huge money savers…read moreuntil I realized that I am buying a lot of extra stuff that I actually don't need. I decided to go to this John's No Frills. Located at a very convenient and a central location in Newmarket by Yonge and Davis intersection, this store has a huge variety of food items, deli items, a huge variety of spices, condiments, tissue paper, toilet paper, paper towels and what not and everything at a rock bottom cheap price! Fresh meat is also what caught my eye! And those who love Indian food, there's a lot for them too to choose from! I spent only $70 for a week's groceries and bought only the items I needed and didn't buy anything that wasn't required. Also, you can earn plenty of PC Optimum points and if you've the app, you can choose from various offers they have for items at no frills! I highly recommend this store at this location

This no frills is huge , clean with a huge variety for almost everyone day to day grocery. I go…read morethere often .

Nice store; the ambiance is classy. More expensive than other stores. Nothing special offered in…read moreterms of food products. I do not plan on ever visiting this one again.

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.

My first visit this morning was met by a welcoming ambiance as i entered the store. The business is…read morewell layed out and the product are presented very nicely. The items sold are a little pricey and are geared for busy professionals looking for quality products both basic and pre prepared for a quality meal. My experience with the staff was quite positive and they are quite a group of amiable folks to deal with. I will return again.

Located on the north west corner of Wellington and Yonge…read more There is a large lot to park and plenty of accessible parking The shop is bright and aisles well laid out but a little tight on busy days. The variety is good and all products are fresh and well laid out. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The items are a little pricy compared to comparables.

Decent uptown Asian supermarket if you're looking for a less busy calm experience…read more Ranch Fresh Supermarket was our go-to at the start of the pandemic when they were one of the first stores to introduce masking for peace-of-mind. We still come back every so often as they still offer fair prices without corporate markup. Walking in, the familiar arrangement is in place with produce section in front right with a good variety of Asian vegetables & fruits. This is followed by packaged meats, butcher counter, frozen products, seafood section in the back with nowadays standard prices. The dairy, bakery, sushi and hot food sections round out the left side with some weekly specials. Between this is the usual set of narrow Asian grocery aisles. This isn't the most polished or busy supermarket but browsing here is pleasant with the relative calm that you don't always feel at congested places. From hot food specials, we tried their stir-fry eggplant ($5.98), sweet & sour fish fillet ($9.98) and Cantonese chow mein ($4.98) in good takeout portions. The eggplant and fish were both flavourful while the noodles tasted less authentic. There's a small seating area upfront. Skip it or hit it? When we're occasionally in the area, it's our preferred grocer for old times sake.

This review is based on one visit in January 2022…read more In era of a pandemic, grocery runs are major outings, and sometimes the only outing in a week. So it is only fitting that the first review I write in 2022 is on a grocery store. Ranch Fresh is good - the store is spacious, brightly lit, clean, well organized, well ventilated, cheerfully decorated. The fresh meat is really fresh. Just like other Asian supermarkets, most fresh meat items are sold by weight behind a butcher counter. There is some prepackaged meat if you prefer to grab and go. There is a big produce section with great varieties. Pricing is higher than its sibling store Field Fresh (Scarborough) and just about the same as Full Fresh (Markham). I cannot comment on services, because I didn't require any assistance. There aren't many Asian grocery stores in Newmarket. I trust Ranch Fresh is a good addition to the neighbourhood, providing diversity, variety and convenience.

Love this place , well taken care of clean and tidy . Cashiers are always willing to help . If you…read moreever need groceries, well worth the trip . I have an injury and cashiers are always willing to help bag my groceries.

I have been working from home every weekday for nearly six weeks now. My commute to the office was…read morebetween Markham and Mississauga. Since my commute has dissipated, when I need to do my twice-a-week run for groceries, I tend to hit Whitchurch-Stouffville. I get a bit of a nice, casual drive north, get what I need, and enjoy a relaxed drive heading home. For years, I have dropped by the Scotiabank, Swiss Chalet, and Harvey's in this plaza whenever I'm in town. I have eyed this Metro for years. I even remember it as a kid being a Dominion. I decided to get my groceries here for Easter dinner at this Metro. I came on a Saturday. I found a decent parking spot close to the entrance and walked over to the lineup that went around the store. I'd estimate that nearly fifteen people were ahead of me just before noon. I like being in a smaller town. Folks tend to be friendly. One man was walking over and said good morning. The guy in front of me said nothing. I replied back, which the man appreciated. We chatted for a bit, which made waiting in line more bearable. Staff here were great during these weird times. I got into the store perhaps twelve minutes later. I went to get a cart, but someone trying to get by wanted to bypass me. The male staff member asked him to wait until I went through with my cart. I loved that gesture. Safety is key. I normally don't shop at Metro. I have two in Scarborough that are my closest ones. This one is third on the distance list. I'm glad that I dropped by. I like it. The produce section was incredible. Everything was fresh and in pristine condition. I got a head of cauliflower that seemed flawless to me. I was here to get a turkey. Sadly, all turkeys that did not have stuffing were sold out, except for a 25-pound one. I didn't need one that large! Instead, I went with my first stuffed Butterball turkey. I got some other items, such as pop and ice cream. I went with sale items. Metro tends to be a bit expensive, but I like the selection that I don't mind paying a bit more. The male staff member, who was great having me enter the store with my cart first before the guy behind me, was also managing the checkout area. He saw that I had eight items and directed me over to the express lane. Yay! As with all lanes at the checkout area, there are markers on the floor where you should stand. I got a female cashier, who was wonderful packing my items into plastic bags and helping me with paying for these items. Metro accepts Air Miles. Make sure you tap your card's barcode, either with the card itself or your app, to collect points. There is tons of parking. I had a great first experience here. Even during the Easter weekend, there was a sense of calm and politeness that I liked at this store. (151)