If you love European food. Not just from one country, but from numerous ones, this is the place to…read morego. Prices are good compared to similar stores. With regular and seasonal options. Love this place. Just bought Stollen, with Marzipan, and Dominos chocolate squares, along with Fidorka's. Also some Asbach chocolates. Love it!

Cute, family-run grocery store that reminded me of Brandt (Mississauga) or a condensed version of…read moreStarsky. Right around the corner from Ikea Etobicoke with limited parking spots out in front. Older German lady was soo cute when I asked her what forms of payment they take. And contrary to my assumption of being cash-only, they accept all forms of payment even AMEX! I'll definitely go back 'cause I love exploring ethnic grocery stores. I wish I knew more about cheeses 'cause this place has A LOT of it!

We feel just the opposite - we find the food and service very good, and the price much more…read morereasonable than Mandarin.

I absolutely loved the sushi trays. The quality of sashimi/sushi was excellent, especially the…read moreshrimp had the rich tastes to it. I never imagined to find such places in Etobicoke but now I cannot wait to order it again. Good selections of authentic sushi to choose from including veggies sushi for vegetarians. If you wish to order it, don't forget to call it advance.

For all you seafood lovers in the west end, don't even bother going downtown or into any Asian…read moresupermarket to buy fresh fish because this is your place. I'm so with Liz B. on this one - I will never buy seafood anywhere else. The store is a pretty decent size, very, very clean and does NOT smell like fish. The servers are so polite and helpful and I noticed all the patrons were civilized; there was no pushing, shoving or yelling; everyone just politely waited their turn. They have another store in St. Lawrence Market which we've been to on numerous occasions but, being from Etobicoke and all the closures on the Gardiner, this is far more convenient. It's on Vansco, a side street that runs off North Queen but, for those of you who aren't too familiar with the area, you can catch it off the Queensway (very close to IKEA). I could see this being convenient for those of you in east Mississauga. You won't have trouble with parking as they have a private lot. I paid with debit but I'm sure they accept most major credit cards. They have frozen shrimp, scallops, lobster tails, etc. in all sizes. I also recall seeing cans of crabmeat and smoked salmon as well. As for the fresh fish, there was sea bass, grouper, catfish, swordfish, sole, tuna, etc. - lots to choose from. The tuna looked like it was sushi grade. They also had an array of fresh shell fish as well such as oysters, mussels, huge scallops and shrimp. For the pre-made food, some of the selections were stuffed sole, some awesome looking crab-stuffed calamari and I saw a stuffed salmon (very similar looking to what Costco sells). They also have specialty groceries on a separate side but I was on my lunch break so I didn't have too much time on my hands to browse. Anyway, I bought six calamari tubes with a whole bunch of tentacles for $10.25 and six large, fresh shrimp for $3.95 - great deal!

Went on a Sunday evening and had never been to an Eataly. The market was clean and well managed. I…read morewas seated and noticed the low clean lines and the atmosphere was relaxed. I settled into the menu and ordered two pizza to share with my wife. The pizza came quickly and was well made. The dough was crisp and fluffy and toppings were nice as well. Our server was very nice and pleasant. Overall, a nice experience and I would go back.

I think you'd be better off roaming the markets than visiting the restaurant. Although the service…read moreis great and it wasn't too crowded on a Friday evening, the food just wasn't anything special, and felt much too overpriced for what it was. My friend and I both ordered pizzas, which tasted okay. There are interesting flavours, like the Diavola Dolce SG with a honey drizzle, and the Pesto Di Melanzana, but they both weren't cooked great. They were edible but felt undercooked and floppy. That might just be a personal preference--maybe that's how they eat it in Italy. Although I ordered the Pesto Di Melanzana, it didn't taste like pesto at all, nor were there any eggplants found, as it was listed in the ingredients list, so I might have gotten the wrong order The atmosphere, however is great! It's decorated well, well-lit, and spacious. Despite this subpar experience I'd probably still visit an Eataly location for a girls night out.

Run, don't walk to eat here! Never tried South African food before but will be a regular starting…read moretoday! The menu is a book (not an exaggeration) of options from BBQ meats and sausage to "melt in your mouth" fish and the best peri peri chicken I've ever had! Also sandwiches, their version of pizza (you have to see it!), and so much more. We had a BBQ platter (#2), the peri peri chicken, fish and chips and some extra sausages to try. Tell me the last time you could cut a piece of BBQ steak with a plastic knife! So soft and amazing marinade! We honestly tried to find something we didn't like and we couldn't. Will be going back again and again to try everything on that menu! It's an "order at cash register" kind of place but service was super friendly and efficient. Next up we will try their all you can eat breakfast (weekends only)! Sorry no pictures cause it smelled so good we all dove in before I could get any.

it is a South African sore with small eating area on side. the ambiance is great, the servers are…read moreso friendly and the food was absolutely delicious

This place is a serious gold mine of deliciousness. Thry havr ptepatrd foods and a diverse…read moreEuropean Deli, and Even Lebanese, Armenian treats to offer. The Fridges syock different harder to find cheeses, and i even found the wild chetries and wild atrawbetties in syrup that are just a treat with ice cream. Its a fantastic place with teally good pricing, freah baked goods, svoury and sweet pantry items and extremely friendly staff. A must stop if your ever in the area!

If you like playing for obviously expired items with best before dates scratched out or removed…read morefrom packaging then this is a store for you. Clearly uninspired staff lacking basic customer service etiquette. Sadly there is nothing positive to point out about this store except it's clearly not well attended since I was the only one there the entire time I was shopping

I love this bakery! I love freshly baked bread in the morning. Since I moved to the neighbourhood I…read morehave been going to Peter's at least once a week. Not only do they bake a good variety of breads every morning, they also have a great selection of cold meats, cheese and lots of other Eastern European grocery goodies stoked up. My go to is always the locally made seed bread, which is delicious! Hint: it's always baked on Wednesdays, and they may sell out fast ;) I am looking forward to trying their sourdough, which I found out about last week. Fresh every morning at 9 am.

Amazing deli counter, service is great. Highly recommend. Ambiance is cozy with such great itemsread more

Amazing prices compared to other competitors and quality is on point…read more Highly recommended

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Loved this place!!!!…read more I was here in my quest for best perogies after hearing about this store from my trusted Polish acquaintance. I happened to have a family member who flew from Pearson Airport. So... we finally had a chance to be close to this place! (I live in Whitby) I got different kind of perogies from their cooked food deli section. Mushroom & Sauerkraut, Potato & Cheddar, and Potato & Cottage Cheese. I liked them all, and especially liked Cottage Cheese one. We also got fried blintz (seasoned pork inside) - LOVED THIS. Next, my primary mission of today - Getting a lot of good frozen perogies so I can enjoy them at home. There are so many different brands/producers to choose from, and I wanted "mushroom and sauerkraut" only today. I chose the following brands/producers: - Stephanies (looked handmade) - Starsky (as I liked it in their deli cooked-food section :) I cooked them at home (see pictures). I liked Stephanies'. Good sour punch from generous stuffing, and it had this bold, natural and great strong wheat texture. And Wieners. We tried the following wieners. - Vienna - German - European - Pork I liked German. The case was thin and crispy, and interior had somewhat creamy flavor and texture. My partner liked Pork - it also had a good crispiness on the outside, and super juiciness inside. Good Oktoberfest sausage is hard to find, and they have it. It is meaty and juicy. Did not have the smoothness that I hoped for, but still, it was good and I liked it. I was also impressed by the selection of Haribo candies!!!! (look at the pictures) Heaven for candy lovers. Will come here even when we don't need to head to the Pearson Airport.

Very rude customer service interactions. Unless you're polish forget it. Very misleading buy one…read moreget one promotion on salads, very simple if you bring two salads to the register and one of them has the buy one get one sticker why does one of them not qualify? I asked to speak to the manager at the register, and the cashier pointed me to someone. I went up to ask her are you the manager and she replied I can be? When I explained about the promotion, and they should have a sign stating that both salads should have a sticker. She said oh yeah OK. However, did not offer the promotion. ??? Although this supermarket has a good selection of products, it's not worth the aggravation of staff not really wanting to serve you. The attitude has happened too many times not worth shopping here.

We'd heard that Thai Barn Na was offering up some above average Thai dishes, so obviously we had to…read morecheck the joint out. We arrived shortly after noon and the place was pretty full, but we managed to snag a table near the back. Neither of us was especially hungry, so we opted to share a couple of dishes. We started with one of their specials, the Shrimp Donuts. My dining companion assumed they'd be actual donuts with shrimp flavors, but this is definitely not that. It's essentially shrimp pieces shaped into a deep-fried donut. And it's good, real good. It arrived to the table piping hot, and I took a big old bite right away. The flavors are right on point, and the whole thing is enhanced by the accompanying sweet sauce. It's a terrific appetizer (although awfully expensive at $12 for four of them). For our main, we went with the Khao Soi ("Soft and crispy egg noodles, golden curry, coconut milk, spring onion, red onion, crispy shallot, lime, pickled veg") and we got that Spicy. It's a really solid version of this iconic dish. It's maybe not up there with the best adaptations I've had, but it's quite good. The broth is super flavorful and rich, while the other components are right on point. The spice level was perfect, too. The service was top notch, as well, so I have no doubt we'll be returning to Thai Barn Na at some point.

This place was soo busy for a Saturday lunch! We waited 20 minutes to get seated. We got the khao…read moresoi, pad thai, and shared the satay chicken. The satay chicken is a pass, pad thai is kind of sweet, and the khao soi is just fine. I will say these are on the slightly cheaper side compared to spots in Toronto (khao soi was ~$20?) Verdict: I think this place is alright for Mississauga, but being on Dundas Street, you're close to Toronto and you might as well go to a better Thai spot downtown haha.