On the western edge of the area known as Danforth Village is this fruits and vegetables grocer…read morenamed Danforth Village (west of Main St.) You won't be confused because it has "Quality Fruits & Vegetables" included in its green & white store sign. I used to come down to this area to support this small business and dropped in for fresh berries for a super price compared to Sobeys a few doors down. Did so again today. Store staff aren't particularly brimming with friendliness but that's okay as the mission is to get high quality food for what each of us deems reasonable. Cash is king! Surcharge added for non-cash transaction.

This is my local green grocer. My go to place for fresh veggies at a good price…read more Everything here is broken down from larger packages. It is sorted and cleaned. Service is always a big thing for me. The operators and staff here are part of the neighbourhood. They know their customers and it is always busy. I like the quality of the veggies here and the fact that they treat you just as good if you're spending $50 or just buying an apple to snack on. You won't be disappointed here!

"Oxford Fruit" is one of my nicknames actually, because I am from Oxford in England, and well,…read moreanyway. In the heart of the overpriced and hipstery Kensington Market, this large and noticeable fruit shop with an awesome name, has plenty of good products. Their oranges and bananas were tasty and fresh, and their kale was crisp and not at all wilted or mouldy. I really appreciate that. It's certainly not cheap, but it's worth it considering the quality of what they are selling.

Few Brussel sprouts, 4 oranges, green beens and handful grapes and few cherry tomatoes... easily…read morepay $18-$20 bucks anywhere else.. stb this store it was $62!! ‍ this is a tourist trap in the truest sense of the term. RIPOFF

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).

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.

Every now and then I decide to give Maple another chance because it's close to my house, and every…read moretime I'm reminded why I stopped shopping there. Yes it's cheap, because they seem to sell exclusively, food that's so close to or beyond its sell by date that if it's not rotten when you unwrap it, it's almost guaranteed to be by the next morning.

Add Maple Produce to the ridiculously adorable and delicious list of things on Roncy. Beyond their…read moreendless neatly piled produce, Maple is also an excellent flower shop. I am looking at a sweet little cabbage bouquet I purchased here yesterday. I will be back again soon, and then again soon after that.

My favourite store where they have the best fresh fruits and veggies and my go to place to buy…read morebeautiful flowers for myself

This spot is for sure a budget friendly shop. For $23.51 I got:…read more- tomatoes - 2 batches of organic blueberries - bag of Meyer lemons - brussel sprouts - cucumber - cantaloupe - oranges - avocado - carrots I would have bought more, but I was running out of hands! The quality of produce here is fantastic (I am reminded of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry and Kramer get banned....that kind of good). Better than what you can get at a regular grocery store, and its cheap. You can go next door to the small Loblaws and get the rest of your groceries, but buy your produce here. With a TD across the street, a multitude of coffee shops nearby...why go anywhere else?!

I am writing a review of this Fruit store as I have shopped there previously. I must say the staff…read moreare polite, professional, and, above courteous-One amongst the many positives I have besides the produce. I can only say that "Hey how are you?" is a great form of customer service from the workers who show that they take pride in their work. I have only positive comments to say and, this place gets my business-Hands down from now on. I bought some Nectarines and, a bag of Grapes-the best I have ever had from a nice lady employee and, thanks to her and, the staff!!. Have a Great Week!!.

This place has improved tremendously since its most recent reopening. The market is always…read morewell-maintained and organized, and the workers are very helpful. The old market was very cramped and had poor lighting, and I was always reluctant to shop there. The new owners are much more friendly. The products are fresh and the selection is good. It's much better than shopping at Metro in terms of price and quality. My only complaint is that the shop is a little small and can get very crowded at peak hours. You can't really shop in one half of the shop because there is a line up of customers.

Convenient selection of fairly priced quality fruits, vegetables, and other food items (e.g. soft…read morecorn tortillas in the fridge, soy sauce, rice wine vinegar). One of the eggs they carry (Vita free run large white eggs) have a deep orange yolk which makes for pretty hollandaise or pasta. The shop is operated by a knowledgeable and friendly family. Always nice stopping by.

Bloorcourt Village Market is an institution in this tiny West side neighborhood. A few months ago…read morethe bad news came down that the family who runs this market would have to vacate their old store location, which was on the next block over. There was such a huge outpouring of grief that the family pledged to remain in the neighborhood. Their new location took a couple of months to open, but I will never forget hearing the news that the new place had finally taken the brown paper out of the windows and opened it's doors. I won't forget it because it was my birthday and my drunken exuberance was unleashed upon the unprepared stranger who gave me the news at around 1am at Disgraceland. When I eagerly entered the new place I immediately told one of the owners that I'd nearly developed scurvy without them. She laughed and said it was great to have such community support. The new store is smaller, possibly by half, but it is now more of a specialty produce and grocery mart. The old location had a lot of room but their nonperishable aisles didn't seem to move a lot of stock. The new location still features some of their old specialties, including a wide range of latino and asian cooking supplies. The produce is always great, with a focus on organic when available. They also have a few cooler cases with drinks and some perishable goods. If you're in the neighborhood, skip the Dufferin Mall nightmare and head straight to this great little store, the jewel of the neighborhood.