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.

Never had a greater experience at a butcher shop. I didn't know what to get with my family all…read morechanging plans at the last minute. I walked into White House and explained my dilemma. Came out with a beautiful Lamb Roast that we all enjoyed that night. Great staff. Good quality of meat, fun environment!

I love this place. Nothing fancy, just very very good quality meats, knowledgeable and helpful…read morestaff and some terrific and unusual ingredients. Pricing is quite reasonable too - for example, $8/lb for marinated chicken breasts (try the thai marinade - terrific!). By now, I've had chicken, beef, lamb, pork, and veal from them and have been pleased every time.

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 LOVE the small Arancini balls (with mozzarella and porcini mushrooms) with tomato sauce on the…read moreside for dipping. Total comfort food and at $1.50 each, a real deal. Service was very friendly and welcoming. I will be back again to try more of their house specialities.

Nick's Special. As good as a fancy, high-priced New York Italian deli sandwich, but at a…read morereasonable price especially given the quality of product she uses - the best cheeses, salamis and the pesto base is made in house or is from Italy. Divine. It has a warm and friendly welcoming feeling when you walk in. Food is fresh. Nice array of pastas. Their comestibles are expensive and frankly can be found elsewhere at a fraction of these prices. But this is one of the very few places I trust in Toronto for a prepared sandwich - spotlessly clean. Literally, "a cut above". And the owner is a Bellissima. For those of you who have intolerance to cow's milk (lactose intolerance), they carry REAL mozzarella di Bufalo (from Italy). I could go crazy here and have to reign myself in each time.

Came into Dolce & Gourmando looking for some English snacks to give as a gift, and I wasn't…read moredisappointed! They have a selection of English treats and teas as well as other little gifts and unique cards. The inside is cozy. It's a little pricey but I've come to expect this when buying English sweets, prices were comparable to ordering similar treats off Amazon so why not support local? The person who rang me up was friendly and helpful. I'd definitely be back!

Great store and very helpful staff. Lots of good products!! They have a nice selection of serving…read moredishes and plates too

4216 Dundas Street West location: Bait and Switch tactics…read more Today I received a flyer in the mail from Marche Leo's Dundas street West Etobicoke location. The flyer advertised Sponge Towel Ultra paper towels at $4.99 for a pack of 6 rolls. The sale started today. Within 15 minutes of receiving the flyer I was at the store. Of course, there were no Sponge Towels and the shelf could, at most, hold 4 packages. I asked staff for a rain check. I paid for $50 worth of items while I waited for the raincheck. They refused to offer me a raincheck. In fact, they didn't even know what a raincheck was and claimed they have never heard the term. They took advantage of me with a classic bait and switch tactic. I will never return to that store. There's nothing there of interest either. Bruno's is far superior and in the same area.

Your young staff at Atrium store are extremely unprofessional and one in particular is very rude to…read morecustomers. I used to frequent this store daily but after today's horrible service I'll go elsewhere.

Great service! Lots…read moreof options. They were nice to let me sample a few. Ended up getting smoked cheddar and cheddar which my bf and his parents enjoyed. Reasonably priced also

Every neighborhood should has a cheese shop where the locals can drop by and pick up cheese and…read moreother gourmet cooking produces. Alex farm produce is the one for this neighborhood! Great selections of cheese! Helpful and friendly staffs! You are encourage to try out some of their cheese and even give good suggestions of which cheese you might enjoy! Drop by and browse around their excellent collections of gourmet produces and of course pick up some cheese too!

Service, selection, and presentation were excellent! Wonderful variety of sweets. Website easy to…read morenavigate.

The Chocolate Messenger is a Toronto chocolate stop if you're looking for some of the finest…read moretasting chocolates around. The chef and owner, Alon prides himself in using only the freshest ingredients, and each piece is hand crafted using traditional Swiss methods. I love chocolate and it was so hard resisting to not eat them during the shoot Definitely a great spot if youre looking to support locals!!

La Salumeria is an old-school Italian deli located along Yonge St. near Glebe Rd E. (between…read moreEglinton and Davisville subway station). A Toronto institution since 1984, this specialty grocery store sells lots of high quality European products as well as has a large deli meat and cheese selection. They also do deli sandwiches where you order at the counter, where the sandwich is made to order. I've heard of this Italian neighbourhood gem for a while now where I finally went to try their sandwiches recently (on a Saturday!). Walking to the storefront, we almost missed the shop as the "La Salumeria" was so unassuming where the colour was fading as well. Walking inside, every inch of the store was filled with products. Reading other reviews, we made sure to pick up our bread before heading to the counter, which had a short line (about only 3 people ahead of us which was a relief since we went on a Sat around 1pm). Near the cashier there were also lots of delicious looking baked goods as well. We opted to grab a kaiser bun and an Italian bread for the house special sandwich. We also decided to get a mortabella sandwich with the ciabatta bun. At the counter, service was friendly and efficient. All the staff at the deli were working hard to serve customers, making sure that we were attended to. Carlo, the owner, was also present in the shop, helping out making sandwiches as well as recommending customers certain cheeses and answering questions. After placing our order at the counter and handing over our breads to the staffs, we waited about 5 min for our sandwiches to be made. Paying at the cashier, the shop takes cash, debit and credit. When we left, there was another staff who opened the door for us. We ate our sandwiches once we got home. The house special which consists of prosciutto, spicy salami, creamy buffalo mozzarella, ripe tomatoes, spicy peppers, fig jam, balsamic vinegar and olive oil, was delicious. The quality of the deli meats and cheese are definitely the highlight of the sandwich! The fig jam also adds a slight sweetness to the sandwich which works incredibly well with the rest of the ingredients. We also shared a mortabella sandwich which consisted of mortadella, pistachio cream, burrata, tomato and lettuce. The mortabella was good but the house special is definitely the sandwich to order! Priced at around $16 each, the portions of the sandwiches are hefty with ingredients packed inside. The ingredients itself speak for themself as they are fresh and top notch! Service was quick and efficient but friendly. Overall, a great spot for take out sandwiches and other specialty grocery store items. They also have a large selection of deli meats and cheeses as well. Definitely want to return to try the rest of their other sandwich options in the future!

Back again for their sandwich specials. Instagrammers have certainly made this place popular as the…read morelineup for this is always long now especially on weekends. I was lined to the door but thankfully with 3 people behind the counter I was done in about 25-30 minutes. Reminder to grab your bread as you line up and hand it to them to make your sandwich. There is no menu. Either create your own, ask for the house special (lots of descriptions of it elsewhere) or ask them to surprise you.