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Longo's

3.8 (116 reviews)
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Closed • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Winnie H.

This is my place to get good lunch. I love their prepared food with lots of variety. Sandwich, pizza, soup, salad and sushi. They all made at the spot. Soup can be clam chowder and salad bar has shrimp salad, spinach and other variety to choose from. I picked shrimp as this is 2.99 per 100 grams. It can be just few dollar more to buy a bag of shrimp uncooked. What a deal. I love their sandwich. You may want to get some buns and cut some cold meat to make your own. The sandwich in buns is $6.99. I love the cakes . Especially strawberry shortcake. Not choosing other cakes from other big grocery store. That is the best. I also love to buy steak when it is on sale. The steak is 21 days age and taste different from other place. Tips: buy fresh produce there. Very fresh and good quality and you won't regret. I got blueberries in medium size with $2.99 with members price. Remember to be member to get deals .

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Janet W.

One of the best stores I've been to in Downtown Toronto. Starbucks, a Bar, Everything.

Salad bar with some seafood selections.
Chris C.

On my way to a Raptors game, I needed to get something to eat BEFORE going in to the arena and facing their exorbitant prices. Luckily, I stumbled upon Longo's, nearby. I trust their food and value from past experiences at other locations. This one seems to have a lot to offer. Their prepared foods counter and salad bar have a lot of selections to choose from. Lots! After much consideration, I decided to have a small salad and a meatball sandwich. The sandwich bun was huge, way too big for my liking and disproportionate to the filling, also a bit dry. I only ate the top half. The meatballs, however, had a decent flavour, especially with the mushrooms and cheese garnishes. They were a good size and quite filling. I usually get carried away at salad bars and fill my plate, or in this case, my container. I exercised restraint and managed to get just a small salad to go with my sandwich. In addition to some veggies, I got some surimi, the fake crab meat. That turned out to be a bit on the dry side. Overall, I've had better food at other Longo's locations. I would have thought the high traffic going through this location would have resulted in a higher turnover and fresher food. It wasn't terrible, just not as fresh as I expected.

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Khoi N.

One of my favorite grocery store in the heart of Toronto when I come and visit. Located at the bottom floor this location is kept really clean and the staff is always willing to assist. The store is easy to navigate around and prices are reasonable. Longo's reminds me of a Wegmans or Whole Foods. They have a great hot food bar, pizza station, deli and bakery packed with fresh baked goods. I stop by here sometimes when my family and I are looking for quick re heart menu items. They feature daily specials from Tuesday Maki boats to Thursday pizza by the slice promos. Overall, this is a great location if you're right in the city. Located right by the stadiums and public metro. Parking maybe limited, but its located right off the main highway

Steve I.

Great grocery store in the heart of downtown. Luckily for us we were staying in the building directly across the street during our vacation. Fresh food is plentiful here as they have made to order pizzas and baked bread. Salad bar, fruit bar, and plentiful soup selection. Plenty of aisles of all your food needs. This Longo's has it all.

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Sanita M.

One of my favorite grocery stores in Toronto! I love the fact that you can get freshly baked bread here. They actually bake it specially for you, while you shop. Just be prepared to wait about 20 minutes for that. I usually order fresh bread right when I arrive, shop and wander around the store for about 20 minutes, and then go and pick up my hot bread. The best part. They also have fresh coffee, tea - so you can sample those in the meantime. I also like their selection of vegetables and fruits but they lack some fancier staff like chocolate sauces, caramel sauces, Dulce de Lecce, and some canned goods. Also the parking is not free, unless you spend over $20, but the store is pretty pricey so you will likely spend more than that (unless you came just for bread!).

Hot breakfast. Sorry, no photos of the salad bar. But it's worth the trip.
Wendy J.

Oh my goodness. This market alone almost made me want to move to Toronto and live in the Maple Leaf Square Building. The salad bar and hot breakfast was worth the multiple visits alone. I was quite surprised at how reasonable the prices of fresh fruit was. I also had to make an emergency stop at the pharmacy for items like soap and the prices were about the same as here. But the fresh food! There were so many options for hot meals, sushi combos, and deserts galore. The store could be confusing at times as it's a lot bigger than it looks. And the placing of the cash registers didn't make sense. But I loved the elevator and that it was right downstairs from the condo I stayed in. If I were a single person living in Toronto, I'd be at this market everyday just for those breakfast sausages. Four stars - because service was a little slow during peak times. But the food was amazing.

Alex G.

I feel legitimately sad for the people who live in the condos around this Longo's and have nowhere else to shop at. You're all getting taken advantage of, and you don't even realize it. Visually, this is an undeniably impressive supermarket. Then you start rooting around, and realize that you can't find what you want because everything is all over the place. Sandwiches are in three different locations. Overpriced food that's at least a good $2-3 more expensive than other Longo's locations in the GTA. A confusing checkout system where people have no problem butting in line to get ahead. I came here with my friends to grab a drink and a sandwich while waiting to go into a Jays game, and was offput by the place. How bad does it have to be that even the connected Starbucks is closed because their coffee machines don't work? That might be a first. $8 sandwiches that looked like they'd been sitting out for days? $4 water? I wasn't even in the Rogers Centre yet, and I was already feeling the pinch. At least the cashier was semi-friendly, and riding up and down the escalator into the place is kind of amusing. I wouldn't go back, though. There are a number of smaller supermarkets near here (especially on Spadina) that have cheaper products and won't break your budget. This Longo's isn't worth a look unless you're desperate.

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Very clean. Fresh produce and lots of variety. Check out was fast and easy and girls were friendly

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