Well I shop here whenever i can. They have spices, baking supplies, beans. It doesn't have…read moreeverything but it has a good amount of product for a very good price. And it's local! Support local and save money! Win win! They have a location on danforth as well if you're in the east end. Sorry no photos taken as it's not a restaurant lol

Strictly Bulk is a godsend for the terribly grocery-deprived Bloorcourt area. If you live here,…read moreand you aren't looking to go to one of the half dozen butchers shops or Shoppers', you will find this store very useful indeed. The store carries everything from organic laundry soap to bulk candy (whoo!). Despite the name, they do carry a few non-bulk and prepackaged items, including my beloved Fontaine Sante hummus. The prices are more than competitive, and they beat out the bulk sections of some of the large grocery stores nearby (such as No Frills at Dufferin Mall or the Sobeys at Ossington and Dupont). You'll never want to buy steel cut oats at Whole Foods again! The savings are definitely there, whether you are buying for a large family or just one person. You aren't paying for packaging, marketing, etc. One time, for fun, I compared my bag of whole salted almonds to the prepackaged brand at Shoppers, and the price came out to nearly three dollars more per pound (!) if I had purchased the Life brand. And they were on sale! Spices are another incredible savings, if you only need a few tablespoons of something for one recipe you will pay pennies on the dollar with nothing left to lose its potency while it collects dust in your cabinet for months or years. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They will always check to make sure that they are charging the correct price for your items. I noticed tonight that they just put their staff holiday stockings up, so if you're a regular try to show them some love! There are plenty of people who love this place so much they seem to hang out at the tables up front drinking coffee all the time! Watch out for their limited weekend hours, I have been mid-recipe cooking Sunday dinner and popped over only to have forgotten that they close at 5pm. Recommended buys: Fontaine Sante dips, handmade face and body soaps, veggie pate, grind-it-yourself coffee (I like the Turkish kind). Best value is in spices and staples (rice, beans, etc). Needs some work: Very small cheese/refrigerated selection, not the most kid-friendly store - today I saw a little boy accidentally spill about a quarter pound of pasta on the floor, and I watched in horrified anticipation as he gathered it together if he was going to take it to the trash can or put it back in the bin. He ended up listening to his mom and left it for the cashiers to clean up.

The Apple Market is a staple in Mississauga! The staff are always so nice and helpful and quick to…read morewelcome you! The quality of their produce and meats is top tier and you never have to worry! And don't forget their amazing flower and plant selections, from their garden centre outside to inside their store, you're destined to leave with something new each time!

Hello. I've shopped here for 44 years and the produce and meat etc is superb. But today I went saw…read morea dog left in an unattended vehicle yes air conditioning on but the dog was barking. The dog was still in the car 20 minutes later. I asked a young lady manager to assist me and announce for the owner to please go back to her car and retrieve the dog. Well she took her time and she talked with a grin about my request to other workers. Then she laughed saying some lady wants me to announce the owner of the dog to please go to their car. Like a joke still no action taken and grinning in front of employee's and customers like I had lost my mind. Well I called the police they said contact them animal services. Which I did it is illegal. Just at that time now about a half hour dog left alone got angry with me calling me names etc. it's illegal no matter air on in your car which I found out yes I'm right. How sad when made look like a fool. I e known of the owners for 44 years. Love the store but look at some of the ppl who are in charge please. It could of been simple. Thanks

Super cute little fruit and veggie market with pretty much everything you could want to find in way…read moreof fresh foods. They also have hot sauces, jams, cheeses, and various other tasty looking foodstuffs available. Was very busy when we were in there picking up a few items on the way home from brunch, but the line up moved very quickly. Polite and efficient service.

This is an awesome fruit market with a mini grocery selection inside. They're distinguished by the…read morefact that they have a great selection, are very friendly, and take debit. They're also cheaper than the place next door, and indicate which of the produce is from Ontario.

When we make our once-a-month trip to St. Lawrence Market we never, ever miss a stop with these…read morefolks. The quality of their fruit and vegetables is second to none in Toronto. One thing you can count on; if the produce isn't of the highest quality it won't be offered for sale. And given the consistently high quality their prices are very fair and competitive. Of particular note is the quality of their berries. No matter what time of year they always seem to have outstanding blueberries and raspberries in stock. And while they don't have strawberries year-round, when they do have them they are off-the-hook! Highly recommended.

Hi and Good Day to the Team: I enjoy buying my produce here when I have time and the polite people…read morethat work here and, the customers too. I can appreciate their hard work and, efforts to cash me out-Keep up the great work team and it is great to see the owner back working hard as always!!. I enjoyed what I bought so I am coming back for the service-Thanks a million team!!.

This shop doesn't look like much (I thought it just looked like a fancy bulk barn), but my friend…read moreswears by it and insisted we pop by recently. The selection is incredible!! So much variety in such a small space. AND they let you sample stuff before you buy. I ended up with the dark chocolate covered blueberries (should've got more because I finished them at home within a few days -- sooo yummy!!) and dried chickpeas. Really great for healthy-ish snacks and gift baskets. I will definitely back when I am in this neighbourhood!

Excellent organic products. Fresh and healthy. Friendly customer service - the owner is very nice…read more This place is clean and bright! I really enjoy shopping here!! Must buy products: pistachios, dried cranberries, roasted macadamia nuts, honey roasted peanuts, honey roasted pecans.

Economy is the word here, don't expect nice lighting and and an in-store Starbucks. But who goes to…read morea green grocer to hang out anyway? There is so much variety you can always find something fresh if you're the kind of person who plans meals around which veg are looking good. 20$ will can get you a couple bags of produce without the long lines of No Frills. Their bundles of coriander and parsley are particularly generous. Note this place is cash only.

The Economy Fruit Market has surprisingly passed health inspection tests for many, many decades…read moredespite its stained floor and walls, borderline rotten produce, and lack of refrigeration units. Its outward appearance might have kept Yelp reviewers away, but I'd say it's a hidden gem with its 20th-century prices. Consistently cheaper than the nearby No Frills and Walmart at Dufferin Mall, the Economy Fruit Market is the cheapest grocery store in Toronto. While I recommend going to the Portuguese rival Do Rego grocery store down the street for peaches, items in bulk, and refrigerated, regularly-washed greens; the Economy Fruit Market has unbeatable $1 boxes of grapes, tomatoes, and bananas. Seasonal sales include corn on the cob (six for $1) and cantaloupe (two large melons for $1). I simply pick what I need, eat it right away, and return a couple days later. This facial recognition has probably given me a discount too, as one particular store cashier always rounds down the prices for loyal customers ($1.65 to $1.50, $2.20 to $2.00, etc.; note that it's also cash-only). Overall, the Economy Fruit Market is not for everyone, but for a health-conscious Exercise Sciences student renting from a nearby home like me, it's better than an A-OK rating.

The ONLY nice thing I can say about this dingy hole in the wall shop is that their prices are…read moresomewhat reasonable, taking the fact that they are located in the expensive area of the Beaches (Toronto) into consideration, which isn't saying much. They are as RUDE as shop keepers come. I smile, say "hows your day", et., and I get a scowl in return. Not sometimes, ALWAYS. Please do NOT ever even contemplate buying flowers from this shop! If a $24 Orchid mysteriously dies within 3 days on you - it absolutely must be your fault! (mine generally last longer than a mont) Forget about getting your money back or a replacement. It may even be suggested to you that you have picked the flowers and buds off on purpose? In other words - you are insane! Your home is too hot? You don't have a receipt because they are not in habit of giving out receipts. You may get one if you unequivocally demand one. If dare suggest that there may have been something wrong with the Orchid (or probably anything they sell), you may just find yourself banned from this place and the lovely accommodating people who work here. Good riddance! Adieu!

LEGENDARY MARKET, come here NOW. i love this market because of how tasty and succulent the produce…read moreis, it is delicious and succulent because of all the flavors and succulency. the service was EXTRAORDINARY, all my needs and questions were met, they did not discriminate on me for being a furry femboy who came IN COSTUME. they simply do not view some customers over others. the store was clean and smelt like succulent produce and cherry seed roses. the store made me so happy i almost soiled my 3000 dollar fursuit. the store owners liked me and decided to pay for all my food ( which only costed them 15 bucks for the 7 pounds of broccoli and cabbage that i bought).

Small store, but stocked with pretty much everything you need to make most meals. There are many To…read moreGo options ranging from pastas and pizza to stir fry kits and curries. Being in downtown Toronto prices are a little higher than the equivalent item in the suburbs, but otherwise I was impressed with the produce available here.

The pizza server on Feb. 20, 2024 @ 12:25 pm was very opinionated and in need of better customer…read moreservice training badly!!!! Her demeanor can turn customers away. There was another lady in front of me and she did not get her pizza unscathed by her "can do better than this job attitude.". She was wearing a Burka (good thing, I did not see how annoyed she was when I specifically asked for a slice). By which she replied, "why, they are all the same!?". They were not. Some slices had more mushrooms which I had chosen. Shitty customer service. Frankly, she should find a different job since she feels serving pizza to customers is so beneath her. Give this job to someone who will serve customers with a smile and gratitude. Install a camera for further proof that this woman needs to be replaced ASAP.