I got food poisoning from hummus for 14 days and thought I was gonna die It was 50% off and thought it was safe to eat read more

I like this Loblaws because of the friendly customer service. I am always helped by a friendly young girl with curly hair or Smith at the self checkout or the customer service desk. Both of them are very friendly and prompt. Good selection of groceries, well lit and a spacious Loblaws. read more

I really like Loblaws, especially the one on Carlton Street. This location on the other hand leaves much to be desired. While on vacation, we decided to visit a new location since we always go to the one on Carlton Street. Parking was free, which is nice. Their second entrance door was broken, which made it interesting to push our cart through. The aisles are nice and spacious. The shelves are also very organized. We picked up a few items and then later realized that some of them had already expired. Why would you keep expired items on the shelf for that long? If you shop here on a regular basis, please check the expiration dates. The manager, Derek was incredibly rude and couldn't have cared less. Instead of addressing the issue, he yells at our face (in front of our kids) to stop taking pictures in the store. I've had people kindly ask me to stop taking pictures while I Yelp before but never full blown yell. I almost feel like there is something to hide here? Overall, never coming back. read more

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This is a superstore. It is huge. And there is free covered parking. There is a long slanted movator that moves people and grocery cart (that don't slip on the movator). It has all the standard departments, just in bigger spaces. There are prepared hot meals and an onsite Starbucks and Japanese food. Upstairs they have a nicely decorated eating area. There is also a Registered Dietician there. Downstairs (ground level), there is a lottery tickets room, and a wine dept. read more

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I'm just discussed with Loblaws, No Frills and Valumart...the one little break that you gave us on discount produce at 50% off was a big break us for low income housing ... I go in today and it now only 30%, that so underhanded and Greedy trying to drain every cent out of us... you put your prices so high we have no choice but to look for discount. SHAME on YOU for taking it out of the mouths of hungry families... You make me wanted to vomit read more

I am not a big fan of shopping at Loblaws but I guess I end up going to this one as its quite close to moi:) This Loblaws is quite convenient and has a huge parking lot which happens to be free (they have figured a way to make more money by charging parking for the club goers across the street at Guverment) Selection is quite good but prices are not if you shop around you can get a better price on most items at other stores. The downtown market for grocery stores has heated up quite a bit as there are three 24 hours stores in this area now. I wish they would convert this to a Real Canadian Super Store. This store is now somewhat of a celebrity as well due to the appearance on Top Chef Canada. P.S. Loblaws can you please start accepting Amex!!! Also the store is now open from 7 AM to midnight read more

I had to call Loblaws Customer Service # to make a complaint about a store employee. Anyhow, I was assigned a Case # and I was assured by the Customer Service Rep that the a senior agent would call the store manager and follow up with me afterwards. This was two weeks ago and I still haven't had a call back from Customer Service. I have called customer service twice since my original call to them and they keep assuring me that I will get a callback from a senior customer service rep. Anyhow, I decided to contact the Loblaws store directly and I spoke to a member of the Management team about the issue. He assured me that the store had not received a call from customer service about my issue. Anyhow, the bottom line here is that Loblaws customer service is a JOKE! They will take your complaint over the phone & give you a Case # but they will never followup on your complaint nor will they ever bother to call you back. If I could give Loblaws a -5 rating I would but unfortunately that is not an option!! read more

I should have tried to review earlier but haven't had a chance. I have had some pretty good experiences with some of the cashiers at this location. For example, awhile back, I bought a bouquet of flowers. While checking out, the cashier (sorry can't remember her name) noticed one of the flowers was wilting and suggested I exchange it for another one. Last night, I purchased some Advil liquid gels and one of the hot meals, and the cashier (I think her name is Padmina?) Reminded me that the heat from the food can melt the gels so it's best not to put them tgt in the same bag. I am pretty impressed that these staff paid attention to such details. I hope Loblaws read this review and give these ladies some commendation. Ps. Not 5 stars as I have had one encounter with another cashier who kept sighing while scanning merchandise and couldn't be bothered when asked question. I have been avoiding her line ever since. No issues with the rest of them. read more

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Terrible apples. Very mushy inside and, you won't be able to tell until you bite into them. The person responsible for purchasing the apples for Loblaws is either on the take or just plain stupid. I've have many times purchased apples from Loblaws and I'm always disappointed. Never ran into this problem at Whole Foods or Pusaterie's. Maybe one of the senior managers will come across this review and act upon it. read more

This is so far my favorite grocery store in Toronto, though it's not that good. The organization is bad in that some product categories are located in three different locations but the individual products are not redundant so you might have to check all three areas to find the product you are looking for...and then you still may not find it. Like all grocery stores in Toronto the selection is weak and the prices are high (compared to the equivalent store in the US), but this one at least has wide aisles, ample parking, cleanliness, and is much larger than most others. Though the store closes at 11:00pm most days, all the specialty sections (meat, deli, seafood, bakery, etc.) close much earlier (sometimes by 8:00pm) so keep that in mind if you're planning an evening shopping trip. This complex also contains a bank, a travel agency, a liquor store, a dry cleaner, tobacco shop, and other stores that would make it convenient except all these other places also close too early (e.g. 7:00pm). There are some items that I can only find here so I'll keep coming back. I say it's my favorite but it's a pretty low bar, it'd be easy to make a better grocery store but I haven't found it yet. read more

Loblaws - From Google Street View - Grocery Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

If you're like me, and I seem to think that you are, you sometimes need food. And if you're also like me, you like the food that you get to be not too too expensive. And you'd like there to be a decent amount of variety in what you get. So if you like food, and I think you do, Queens Quay Loblaws not only has lots, but will sell it to you. Actually, this is my store and location of choice, so I'm not sure why I'm being a bonehead off the top. The Loblaws complex at the bottom of Jarvis at Queens Quay has some great things to offer. It borders on the expanse of a super store, offering much more than just food and amenities. During the right season, you could not only pick up burgers for your barbecue, as well as a barbecue, if you forgot to get one of those. The produce is usually fresh with a good assortment of seafood, cheeses, and breads. The butcher there will also indulge and procure for you specific cuts that you may need for your cooking. As well, this place can have some decent sales on, so you may want to get your freezer primed for those lucky visits. Admittedly, for produce and meats that are superiorly fresh, the Loblaws is too close to the St. Lawrence Market (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/st-lawrence-market-toronto) to compete in that regard. It also provides a liquor store onsite, right next door of course to one of the largest LCBOs in the city (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/lcbo-toronto-14). However, if you're in a rush and don't want to spend the extra walk there and back, everything you need can be found under the single roof. So, where you lose variety and perhaps a little bit of selection and freshness, you gain in convenience. If nothing else, it's a fantastic pivot point to the other shops. read more

Loblaws - Queens Quay Market - The Parking Lot Entrance - Grocery Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

just bought some sushi from the store located at Yonge and Empress. it was so stale - cold almost semi frozen like it had come out of the refrigerator after sitting there for a loooong time. Not worth the money. read more

Hi I am writing a review of Loblaws Queen Quay store. This applies to all stores-Polite, Professional staff, ASM, Management that cares and customers that are kind-hearted. I can appreciate all the hard work that the employees and management do on a regular basis. Keep up the great work ladies and gents!! Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!!. read more

Came in here to grab a quick bite before the Yelp Elite party. Pro: Quarter chicken dinner for like... $4 because it was the special that day. Con: Quality wasn't so great. It was about 6pm at this point so everything was pretty dry. Also, paying took FOREVER. A combination of slow service and the guy in front of me having some complicated take out order. I've been here to shop in the past and it wasn't memorable. It has a PC bank machine and onsite parking, which is good. read more

Loblaws - Potatoes!! - Grocery Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I've never liked Loblaws. Doesn't matter the location never found one where I liked and much rather shop at Metro. Same reason for all the Loblaws across is that the service and people working here are horrible and shouldn't be working there. The good thing about this location is that it is directly across from the new George Brown design building so super convenient for students. There is also a $5 chicken deal which is my go to. Good price and good amount of food. The quality is meh but it's $5 so whatever. The service however is just atrocious. We all know for a fact that Loblaws is the more expensive version of No Frills so the fact that they charge for more groceries in general compared to No Frills and still give shitty service is beyond me. Why would I willingly go shop at a more expensive place and be treated horribly? The workers behind the counter for the hot food section are all miserable no one smiles and slow even during a rush. The lady cashing me out didn't even tell me my total. I handed her cash and she still had to ask me how I was paying?! Like damn this is why self check out exist. You clearly don't want a job. Another time I was at the self-checkout and I had accidentally scanned the same item twice and the machine did not allow me to remove the item. I tried clicking but nope. So I asked the lady who happened to be walking by to help me and she gave me sass that it was my job to remove the items on the screen, not hers. THE WORKERS CLEARLY DON'T WANT A JOB! If I had a choice I would never shop at a Loblaws but if I had to I would avoid all contact with staff because it's just unbearable. read more

This review is on the food to go area not the grocery store itself. As a new person to the area (office across the street) We usually come here to get something for lunch. This review is not based on 1 visit. We have now been working in the area for a month. The staff behind the food to go counter are really unpleasant and usually huddled together in groups complaining about something or someone. Customers are left to wait until they finish. No one smiles, says hello, thank you. Just had to listen to someone behind the counter loudly and angrily repeatedly say "they never showed my that" The food offerings are good. The presentation of food is good. There is great opportunity here. Don't have it ruined by a team that obviously doesn't care about the customers or product. read more

I have visited this Loblaws location twice times and have been impressed on both occasions. Free parking for patrons is pretty darn awesome. The first floor has LCBO, florist, dry cleaners and a Joe Fresh stores. It is like a one stop shop for all your needs. Their produce section is extensive, fresh and always stocked. They have a great bakery and deli section. The aisle ways are wide for a pleasant shopping experience. The great thing about this location that it is 24 hours! You can get your grocery shop on at 2am if you like. I am a repeat customer, hope you will be too! read more

Massive expanses of free parking- hurray! But come here on a Sunday any time of day and this is what I heard. "They can't possibly be out of all of this stuff!" I needed some simple things like spinach- there were a few bags left of sub-par quality greens. Whole wheat tortillas- the shelves were totally empty. Now that there are all the new condos with built-in grocery stores, I'm hoping not to have to make this trek out again. At the end, I was just glad I can get the bulk of my groceries delivered from Grocery Gateway, now that's service. read more

For a grocery store in Toronto, this massive location is really hard to miss. What frustrates me is the road to get there. It's almost always blocked with construction on one end, and jam packed with traffic on the other. The best part is the open 24/7 option. I cannot tell you how convenient this is for last minute pickup. There's 2 floors so when you walk in from the parking lot, you are faced with a dry cleaner, mini LCBO, flower shop and a pc financial office. This really helps the one stop shopper. There is escalators taking you up/down to & from the grocery section , which is great because you have no choice but to take them to get to the parking lot. So you can never really tell the difference between the lazies and the one's that would've taken the option to take stairs. Personally, I feel what they lack in customer incentives they make up for with convenience. As in, they really should offer a rewards program without having to apply for a credit card. On the flip side, they have independent checkout so you don't have to wait in line and there is always an attendant ready to help you with scanning produce items. cons no organic parsley and tomatoes selection of brands is less here pros huge free parking lot. shocking for Toronto organic section impressive meat section xoxo M. read more

This review is for the garden center - yes the Loblaws is good - it's probably the best in the city, but I wanted to call out one staff member for her amazing work! Joni in the garden center (she's the horticulturist) was amazing! She took time with me (I newbie to gardening) to help me pick the right trees, flowers and plants for my balcony garden. She was funny, sweet and super informative! Joni took the time to get me a trolly, help me pick out the best of the plants we choose and even ensured that her attention was not diverted by other customers. She made making my first planter garden super fun and rewarding! Gold star Joni! read more

Even though I live close to the Maple Leaf Gardens, I actually prefer the Queens Quay location for a real grocery list because the prices of some items are double or more at MLG, like fresh grated Parmesan or fresh salmon, organic or not. I like that this location has a great selection of organic produce, even if most of it is PC organics brand. This location has a lot of take out food options including sandwiches, sushi and hot food but not as good as MLG, but I usually am here for a restocking of the pantry, not lunch or dinner. The one thing that made me not give this Loblaws 5 stars is the customer service desk - many of the staff are downright unpleasant. read more

With loads of free parking (you will be asked upon entry, "Are you here to shop?" otherwise, there's a charge) this store would be quite handy for the SUV hauling groceries set if its location (the lower half of Jarvis) wasn't always beset by construction or a pile-up of all-day traffic trying to get onto the Gardiner. I keep telling myself: it's Toronto; there's traffic; get used to it. Formerly a 24 hr a day location, hours have been reduced from 7 am to midnight. Take a cart up the nifty escalators that the shopping carts adhere to by way of some mysterious feat of modern day engineering or find carts, but not always, stashed beside the second floor landing. The prepared foods and eat-in area has a nice view of Sugar Beach and sometimes a real live actual ship. Produce is fresh but pricey. Deals can be found on baked goods (my last visit : four large chocolate covered croissants for $2.49; but being on a diet, yet again, I resisted.) read more

Love this place...haven't experienced the full Loblaws experience just yet but I come here for lunch and it's a great place if you're on the go. Salad bar secret? Everyone grabs the small container ($3.59) and loads it up. The soup here is delish as well, especially the Italian Wedding Soup....but in my opinion, the headliners would be the muffins...freshly baked, $1.29 each...they're massive and beckon for you. read more

I said before that The Dominion grocery store in Liberty Village was my favourite, but I take it back. This Loblaws is the best grocery store I have been to in the city, hands down. Their selection of produce is unparallelled. Everything is fresh, and the store is always well stocked. They have a great fresh fish and meat section. Their selection of cheeses is pretty spectacular, too. I also notice that they have comparably lower prices than Dominion, but my friend pointed out that might be because it's not 24 hours. Anyway, I noticed a lot of the stuff, including non-perishables, were quite a bit cheaper. And don't go through the prepared-food section if you're hungry because it will be impossible to leave without buying something. All the prepared sandwiches, pastas, soups and pastries look and smell delicious and I have never been disappointed eating there. I think what I love most about this grocery store is how open and bright it is - tons of natural light and windows. It makes that dreaded weekly grocery shopping experience just slightly more manageable. If you live in the area, I highly recommend you check this place out. read more

My favourite supermarket in the city. Massive, fully stocked, friendly staff and yes, a fantastic Joe Fresh Store on the lower level. This place has got everything you need: a wine store, a marketplace cafe, Joe Fresh downstairs, a dry cleaners, a cell phone service stop, ATM, banking booths, a parkade, a florist, and the list goes on and on. If you need it, they will have it. Period. read more

This Loblaws is great! I found it well laid out and the selection was great compared to my normal grocery spots (metro, rabba, sobeys express). As with most large grocery stores, there was a big fresh produce section, deli and bakery, along with lots of frozen foods. Shopping at Loblaws also means you can buy presidents choice - their delicious and well priced generic brand. Other perks of this location - lcbo, joe fresh (!!), flower/plant shop The only thing about it is the location isn't so convenient if you don't have a car. It's not on the subway line, so transporting your groceries would be quite difficult sans personal vehicle. I'd like to say I'll be back, but it will depend on if any of my friends would be willing to drive me (hint, hint!) read more

A super-massive grocery emporium! With Joe Fresh and LCBO, PC Banking, a travel company, an optician - what more could you need in one complex? It's like a suburban strip mall all landed in one building! Selection of organic and specialty food items was good at this Loblaws, if you are into that kind of thing. The veggie selection was fantastic and the bread section was the size of my regular, close-to-home grocery store. A great Loblaws for one stop shopping. read more

YES folks, this is one of the best Loblaws in the city... still doesn't even come CLOSE to the Real Canadian Superstores, but what can you do? Star #1: Joe Fresh! Big one! Separate from the rest of the store! This is always a good sign in Joe Fresh World. Star #2: LCBO in the store! Yesssssss! Even though there is a HUGE LCBO less than a block away, this is a one-stop shop! Always appreciated by me who tries to do as many errands as possible over lunch! Star #3: TONS of FREE parking! Love this. Especially since two blocks away you have to pay like $5 for half an hour or something ridiculous like that. Star #4: FAB gourmet selecion! Imported products from all over the world, a great selection of Italian and Jewish products especially! Star #5: Lighting. NATURAL lighting. There are floor-to-ceiling windows along one whole wall of the place. WICKED AWESOME! Extra points: - ALWAYS gorgeous produce - Great place to go for lunch - they have one of those take-away marche-type areas where you can get a variety of meals to eat there (at a few bistro tables) or take home. GREAT soup, sandwiches/wraps/paninis, sushi, pizza, hot stuff like chicken, fries, mac & cheese, rice pilaf, etc. Best lunch feature in my mind? The fresh salad bar in the produce section - check it out! You can build the salad of your dreams!!! - Other "stores" within the building: Dry Cleaners, Florist, Cigar/Smoke Shop, PC Financial, Travel Agent... read more

im not sure, but if i had to guess, this location would be the largest grocery store in toronto? honestly...if you cant find what your looking for at this location, its not in toronto. super clean, happy and helpful staff members, and a decent amount of parking. its a shame i wont be visiting this location anymore, but it holds alot of awesome memories, and is a benchmark for all other loblaws read more

Alright people, let's just put it out there - the reason we all come here: It has a separate Joe Fresh store. Admit it. Which one of us is really going grocery shopping without swinging by the Joe's to check out the latest and greatest items? Aside from a plethora of fashion goodness, this is the Loblaws I frequent when I really want a special night on the ..... grocers. It is my second favourite Loblaws in the city - and purely for poshiness. I find that in general most Loblaws have similar offerings, but most don't have such a fancy prepared food area (complete with a faux outdoor-ish eating space upstairs). Aside from the food and the clothes it has the ramp escalator thingee. That, my friends, is super fun. I don't know why, but it amuses me. Five Stars! read more

Great Loblaws location! Great store! Lots of everything available including an LCBO and Joe Fresh. The downside is that the store is on the second level and it can be annoying to get a cart up and down those escalators. There's usually no carts upstairs, so if you forget to grab one, you have to run back downstairs. The bakery, deli and produce sections are huge and have an awesome selection. The rest of the store is okay - but they don't really have the section where they sell home goods like cutlery and dishes or seasonal items. I've never had an issue with parking at this location, but I could see that someone not familiar with the area might get annoyed. I prefer to access the parking lot from Queens Quay so turning in and out is easier. read more

I LOVE Lowblaws. I just wish downtown Toronto had a Great Canadian Superstore including a home section! I walk a good distance to and from this grocery store for the bulk of my grocery needs. I grew up in the suburbs where Zehrs is most common grocery store and I am loyal to the Loblaw brand. I love the Loblaw brand (President's Choice) and appreciate the selection that these stores offer. read more

Do not go to this store unless you would like your credit card funds frozen indefinitely. Pre authorized an order with visa, paid at time of pickup with visa, Preauthorization is pending. Superstore wont do anything and neither will the bank. $400 taken under false pretences. I have been a dedicated superstore patron for years.....myself and everyone I can get in touch with no longer darken their doorstep. And during a pandemic at Christmas? read more

Came here for the PC Pavilion. I think I got lucky because it was raining the day I came here so, the pavilion was empty. But, when I left there were two people waiting behind me. How lucky! Maybe because the rain lifted as I was strolling here too. I checked out the grocery loblaws upstairs, and it is pricey like the longo's near ACC. Was alright! read more

Pros: *large parking *location *usually not too busy, line ups are short *big selection of fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood Cons: *I've purchased expired tylenol (without knowing of course until I was already home) *need to check expiry date because I've accidentally purchased expired hot dogs, cold cut pre packaged meat slices, almond milk - usually I do check the dates but sometimes I'm in a hurry or forget because I expect that expired products would not be on the shelf read more

The new TNT station opened here in August and it's really good! You get to fill a bowl with your choice of vegetables (no weight limit), just fill it until it overflows! The staff at the station is nice from my one encounter. Their Rotisserie chicken is of course delicious and their sides are okay too but their chicken tenders are HORRIBLE. The staff for the most part are nice. read more

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I ordered a 1.2 KG Cookie Cream Cheese Cake from Loblaws hoping to be as named. However, though it did not taste bad, there were no cookies, no cream and no cheese! Just cake sponge soaked in syrup to make it extremely sweet. It was just a brownie with a fancy name. These are not my words but my Aunt's and the cake was supposed to be her birthday present :( read more

DO NOT USE THE DRY CLEANER HERE! Brought in my wedding bespoke suit to dry clean and when I got it back all the pant buttons were singed off and there were several burn marks on the left jacket sleeve and on the back of my pants! WTF I am going back this wknd to try and sort it out. I will update and let ppl know how it goes... read more

Long lineups ruin the experience. Have been going to this store for many many years and it keeps getting worse and worse. Only one cash checkout other then the express counter. Long line up and visually the checkout personnel are tired and overwhelmed and over worked. Very poor experience. Today was the last straw. read more

MY supermarket of predilection! and when you go out of it, by sunny and warm days, you can smell hot sugar in the air, coming from the Redpath factory, located just besides. If you are lucky, you will even see the plant cranes bringing out tons of sugar from the tall ships, arrived from "I-don't-know-where" full of sugar. read more