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.

Love this store - so much great produce and other grocery items - so handy getting in and out in a…read morehurry. Great service - highly recommend. Cut up fruit is lovely!

After 16 years of shopping here, I returned bad strawberries and blackberries. And was accused of…read morelying about how long I had them. They actually took 1/2 the strawberries out a new container and gave me the remainder - because my daughter ate a couple before she saw the fuzz on the rest. Seriously.

Foods are amazing and the service too.The quality of the foods are excellent.The staff are friendly.read more

Fresh Harvest is all about quality. This is one of two fruit & veggie shops in this block along the…read moreEglinton Way (the other is Dave Young)...but of the two, this one is my personal favourite. Sure, it's expensive, but the quality of the produce is consistently exceptional. You can always count on them to have a great variety of fresh salad greens, sweet vine-ripened baby tomatoes, delicious grape varieties (cotton candy grapes...yum), juicy berries and amazing stone fruit in the summer. They just seem to know where to source the most delicious produce year round. But it's also a specialty food shop. They have a nice selection of olive oils, pasta sauces, spices and tons of essentials, as well as dry goods. Plus they stock fresh juices, baked goods from some of Toronto's finest bakeries, and they even sell premium smoked salmon from Kristapson's. I love having a shop like this right around the corner! Well done guys.

Flowers... All these pretty flowers in blooms!! Spring is in the air as I look and admire all these…read morerainbow colour of blossoms. You can find all the seasonal flowers here in pots, planters even cut bouquets. All these plants looks strong, fresh and well taken care of! Aside from flowers there are great selections of vegetables and fruits. Passion Fruits is such a good neighbourhood florist, nursery and fruit market!

Passion Fruits is a great spot on Bayview that sells beautiful array of flowers, fruits and…read morevegetables. During the warmer months, the outside display of plants and flowers lures people in. Once inside, their very neatly array of seasonal fruits and veg lead the way to their glassed in flower room at the back. This room contains some of the biggest and most gorgeous sunflowers that I have ever seen. Unlike most flower shops, Passion Fruits does not deliver. You can however, call ahead and get them to create a bouquet for you. My recommendation, pop in. See whats lookin fine and grab your daily 8 servings of fruits and veg while they package up your flowers (in whatever arrangement you want) while you wait. This place is spotless, very well organized (you can even pick up some olive oils and bulk items too). The soothing jazz plays while you decide on what to leave, not what to buy. If you are in the neighbourhood, grab your produce here, go across the street to Epi breads and grab a chocolate almond croissant. All, an excellent treat! Passion Fruits accepts debit and credit cards.

I absolutely LOVE Fruit King. Here's why:…read more The produce is always fresh and somehow always seems to taste miles better than what I get at big chain grocery stores. Not to mention it's dirt cheap. I eat A LOT of fruits and veggies, which can get pretty pricey...thanks to Fruit King I can afford to feed myself :) And the good doesn't stop there. For such a tiny hole-in-the-wall market they still manage to have a great variety of produce. I should mention though that if you're looking for a fully stocked grocery you've come to the wrong place. However, they do carry things are difficult to find in regular groceries (for example, lemon grass...I can NEVER find lemon grass!). And you'll find other goodies besides fruits and veggies-- cheap spices, dry noodles, Asian cooking sauces, canned/jarred goods, dried fruit, etc. As far as service goes it's top-notch. The cashiers ring-in and bag your purchases at the speed of light. Fruit King is just plain delicious!

I typically don't shop for groceries in places other than the grocery store and very rarely,…read moreChinatown but I have been noticing the fresh fruits and vegetables that this place is displaying now that the weather has been improving. I just purchased 2 tubs of fresh organic strawberries for $3! Steal! That is way cheaper than St. Lawrence Market. I will keep my eye out for similar deals whenever I pass this place again. The inside of the store looks very similar to a Chinatown store setup, with a scale and 1 cashier at the front that quickly processes the transactions. It's true, there's no service provided here, and the area where they place the vegetable looks quite dingy but the freshness of their produce and price is what the 4 stars are for.

This place has the best produce (i.e. fruits and veg) in the neighbourhood and has better pricing…read morethan the majour chains (Metro, Loblaw, etc). I have lived within 20 min walking distance of this place for over a year now, but just found it about a month and half ago. Since I have discovered it, I have purchased almost all of your fruits and veggies from Summers Best. I love this place. They always have a good selection of whatever is in season locally and as well as some staples that most people want all year round. In August and September I couldn't go wrong. I was only getting the locally grown fruits/veggies and they were fabulous. Now that it is getting later in the season and the local stuff isn't looking quite as good. I have started sampling other things and they have been nearly as good as the local stuff I was getting in the summer. Oh, also their flowers are nice and very reasonable priced. I can't tell you how the quality or pricing on anything outside of fruit, vegetables and flowers are because I haven't gotten anything else. But you certainly can get bread, cheese, eggs, milk and cereal from here as well.

How am I supposed to move just one bag with full of weggies? And watermelon slice was crushed in…read morethe bottom of the bag, just because of your worker didn't want to give me one more bag...

This looks like your typical small Chinese grocery store in Chinatown. It is packed with grocery…read moreproducts in every nook and cranny. Inside the lights are lower than in a big chain grocery store. They also sold potted plants and cut flowers. Prices are the same or slightly better than at a big chain grocery store. For example, I wanted to buy a bag of cherries. There were two prices, $2.99/lb and $4.99/lb. The difference was that the more expensive cherries were bigger in size. There were fruits displayed outside the store, like the cherries. When I was there, the cherries were in the shade. However, the temperature was 31C with humidex of 38C; are fruit affected by humidex? I suspect they are. But if the strong was shining o  it, I worry about the fruit getting over ripe. My cherries were OK for the $2.99/lb price I paid. At my first set of 25 cherries, one was rotten. The sweetness level varied from cherry to cherry. They sold all the typical fruit and vegetables, without having any Chinese vegetables or fruit. This is in Greektown, after all. It is best to use cash. There is a charge of $0.25 for debit, so that's acceptable. There is some minimum purchase for credit cards, but I don't remember the rules. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible (aisles top narrow). There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-217

The other reviewers were right about the prices--they are universally outrageous. A small container…read moreof Mexican Street Corn was $20. The corn was delicious, but for the quantity it is robbery. Two sausage rolls were just okay--pastry was damp, sausage was middling. Baseball stadiums have better. Food trucks have tastier. A few other things were good, but worth the money? Only as a gallon container, not a lunch-sized morsel. We did not encounter any rudeness--everyone was just fine. Weather was good though. Oh...the small mac & cheese we got was superb. I mean, sure, it's mac&cheese but still: great flavor, topping, thick cheesy sauce. That was memorable. Is it overpriced? Peobably not for the area--lota of multi million dollar homes in the neighborhood. Catered lunches over lawn bowling will be tasty. For a picnic...maybe look elsewhere. I suspect Cumbrae's knows exactly who they are.

Amazing meats and prepared food. Love the burgers. Prepared…read moresandwiches and salads are amazing.