A great grocery-shopping-out-of-town experience (a favorite vacay pastime). Great selection, clean…read more& varied; from prepared, fresh & canned. Saw some things we don't know about in Florida...flat cabbage, brown tomatoes, cheese curds, ethnic burger patties! Popped in after walking to True Loaf Bread Company this a.m for some fabulous artisan baked goods

We ordered takeout sushi from Farm Boy for our team lunch. Omg they tasted fresh and quite…read moredelicious. Price is also reasonable for the portion size.

Lovely market with everything one would really need. Great produce section…read more The meats aren't too bad. There's always specials. There's also a lot for vegans and vegetarians. So far I really like this location.

The Short Version: Small grocery store in Chinatown. Has a…read moregood selection of products at reasonable prices. The Longer Version: This small grocery store reminds me of the small grocery stores my mom used to take me to on weekends in Toronto's Chinatown when I was a kid. The store is not all that aesthetically pleasing, and some would consider it dingy looking, but it is functional. I like coming here for dried noodles. They also have cakes and cookies from Hung Loi bakery in Toronto. Prices are reasonable and selection is decent. I like small independent grocery stores, but I fear they are a dying breed. So while these days you can get lots of Asian items at mainstream supermarkets like Loblaws, Metro and Sobeys, I do prefer to support the little guys when I can. #172 (2025)

I only ventured into this store recently and was super happy with their fresh selection of sauces…read more Some grocery stores sell rather stale hot sauces and it annoys to no end. Here, while the store is small, the selection is good and covers the most popular items and it is fresh. They also sell fruits, vegetables, frozen food, noodles, dried food and some fresh noodles and won ton wrappers. Definitely coming back for my essentials.

My first visit to a Whole Foods Market was years ago, after completing a job interview in Yorkville…read morein Toronto. I definitely remember what I got: a slice of tiramisu. At that time, it was the only Whole Foods in the greater Toronto area. Whole Foods has grown on me, likely because Markham has one and I frequent it often. I don't fit the profile of a typical Whole Foods shopper who tends to carry expensive handbags, must get everything organic, and can afford all things expensive, including tiny bottles of elixirs that extend their years on planet Earth. I like their dairy-free items. I love Carbonaut bread and the entire bakery section, including tiramisu. There are specific items that I get at this store. If I'm looking for romaine lettuce or celery, you'll likely see me at a grocery store that offers these items at normal, cheaper prices. Four years ago, I was in the Glebe and saw this Whole Foods store. I didn't go in. I had already got what I needed at a Metro. On my most recent visit, after spending a few hours exploring the area with a friend, I realized that I needed almond beverage and lemons. I had yet to set foot in any grocery store. They were good reasons to check this store out. I had parked underground. The elevator got me to this store. I exited the elevator on the main floor to hit Winners. This store has a cafe that occupies the entire floor. It was busy just before noon. People must love getting coffee and a baked good here. When I returned just past 5 pm, you could hear crickets on this floor. The cafe was closed. It was different. My local one is still open when I'm there at 7 pm. I have yet to hit the cafe at any Whole Foods location. I took the escalator up to the second floor, which is where the entire supermarket is. I immediately found almond beverage. Organic. Sugar-free. Perfect. I also found the produce area. The Rainier cherries looked good. They were also so expensive that I blocked the price out and moved on. I got a couple of lemons. You could get a bag of six. The price was the same if you calculated how much one lemon was going for, so you might as well pick your own pristine-looking lemons. I looked around. It has the usual salad and hot food bars. You pay by weight, which does add up if you aren't careful. There were lots of snacks and drinks to choose from. A can of flavoured carbonated water was going for $2.69. It makes you wonder how this store determines the prices that it sets. It was enjoyable looking at the plants and flowers. It's a nice grocery store. I had an equally nice woman at the checkout area. I paid for my items with a debit card. I didn't need a bag. My lemons were already in one, so I carried it and my carton of almond beverage to the elevator. It was convenient taking the elevator down to the underground parking lot. I walked to my car, paid for parking, and left. The lemons and almond beverage were great. I'm glad that I got what I needed at this store. I had a fun time shopping here. It's my second Whole Foods that I've been to where it has two floors. We'll see if I return in another four years. Maybe I'll try the cafe... haha! (262)

I mean it overhyped in my opinion! It's pricey and in this economy who ca affort 10& strawberries!read more

Best place for Middle East ingredients, products and ready made delicious food. It is worth driving…read morefrom the West end for it. It also has so many products from other countries. Quality is great and people are wonderful. Wish they open a store in the West end.

I love this place. When I feel like eating merguez or a greek salad or need to buy spices or…read morecouscous at a reasonable price, and even for certain fresh vegetable, this is my go-to place. Wandering through the store and seeing products from all over the Mediterranean is like taking a little culinary cruise. The staff is also always friendly.

Loved this place lovely fine food shop and delicious restaurant w beautiful wine really cool area…read moreCanada is cool

Got a sandwich and small tiramisu cup. The meat was generous and the other toppings provided a…read morefresh contrast. The tiramisu was great and very authentic. The sandwich area is located in the back of the grocery store. Service was prompt and friendly. There also seems to be a separate seating area for a ?wine bar or restaurant, not sure. We went over to the market area across the street to eat.

Stumbled upon this place while I was shopping in the plaza…read more I was really impressed with how clean it was and how fresh the vegetables and fruits looked. I was also amazed by the variety of intestine options they had in the meat section. Plus, the prices were pretty good. I'd definitely come back!

We bought our produce and canned Asian items and it was cheaper than TnT. The choices are great and…read morethe store was not crowded at all as we went in the morning. Parking was very convenient and the store staff was friendly, although English was not their fluent language. Hot food by weight was also available and we had various chicken preps, veggie rice, broccoli and spring rolls. There are a few tables where we could eat but brought it home. I like Green Fresh and if you're looking for affordable Asian products, check them out.

I'm Polish...I don't find that the owners at Baltyk Deli are very friendly, making it uncomfortable!read more

I can't believe that I'm the first person to review this place. I've been going here for several…read moreyears now. It's a little Polish grocery store with a deli, in the same strip mall as a Cosmo Prof, Solea and Cypress Garden. Their cold cuts are excellent and the prices are very reasonable. I love the dried kabanosy here - quite easily the best in the city (however, as of late they have been a little more fatty than usual, hopefully they will revert back to using more lean meats). The kielbasa here is delicious, very garlicky and meaty (second only to the now defunct European Meat Market in Kensington Market in Toronto). They also have desserts here. They have a rich and creamy cheesecake and some delicious meringues (brought in from Montreal). They also have the poppy seed roll found in most Polish delis. I haven't tried it, but it looks good. Reasonable prices on the polish grocery items. I love the Vegeta multipurpose seasoning. They even have the one without MSG! If you love kabanosy and/or kielbasa you have to try the ones here!