This Costco, in my opinion, is tied for 1st place in the GTA with the Richmond Hill location…read more New Huntington location is less crowded, well organized, well stocked but cash out is slower. While the Richmond Hill location is more crowded however, the most efficient at the cash out!

Tire pressure gauge is defective, instead filling air, it pulls out air and makes tire flat....BE…read moreCAUTIOUS

Very rarely do I feel compelled to write a review about a convenience store as they are generally…read morejust that.. convenient, what else can be said? Well in this case, PLENTY! I have had 2 experiences in this store and both were less then satisfactory; my first encounter was brief and involved me standing for sometime waiting while the staff argued about some unknown topic with a pack of gum and over priced sunscreen in my hand. But my second visit was what left me with a resounding negative feeling about this place. I was booked for a shoot in the area at a private residence with a converted studio, I was already cutting it close as traffic and construction forced me to make several unscheduled and inconvenient detours. Now I rush into the store, grab a large redbull and bring it to the counter. Lucky for me this time there was a sour face staring back at me so I at least did not have to suffer the misfortune of witnessing a near homicide right before my vary eyes waiting to purchase my redbull. To be efficient I ask the man at the register if he could give me change to put in the parking meter out front and all of a sudden he snaps "NO" ... "I don't give change" he barks before I have a chance to respond. At this point I am utterly exasperated and rather perplexed as I am purchasing something and am only informing him of the most convenient form of change he can supply me with and cannot for the life of me see the problem with that! Needless to say the experience did not end happily, I was fairly angry.. had a few choice words for the gentleman and went on my way but with no other convenience stores nearby I am forced to call the photographer and ask that he put money in the meter. All in all, a very inconvenient and borderline perilous experience awaits at a simple convenience store and so not a place I will ever visit again

This is a good little convenience store. I find their drink selection is a little lacking compared…read moreto a Mac's or 7-Eleven. Other than that they have everything you might need in a pinch.

In mid-August, I stopped by this Circle K on my way home. I had a couple of digital coupons to use…read more This store is located on the southwest corner of Kennedy and Ellesmere roads. I was driving along the latter and turned right into the Esso gas station. This Circle K is a part of it. I had no problem finding a parking spot in front of the store. I backed my car into an available spot and walked in. You see a Tim Hortons on the left when you walk in. It was doing steady business at around 8 pm. The Froster selection was decent. I was able to choose from eight flavours. I ultimately got a small orange Crush Lite and Mountain Dew Spark Froster. The Polar Pop machine also had an impressive assortment of flavours. It's a good store for beverages, including bottled and canned ones. I also got a package of peanuts. Free items make me happy. I had a nice man at the counter who helped me scan my coupons. Done! I thanked him and happily walked to my car with my freebies. I don't hang out in this area as much as I would like. This Circle K is a good one. (391)

This Circle K Esso location doesn't have a car wash, a vacuum station, but it does have a tire air…read morepump station onsite; the latter service is available via a credit/debit card payment. Inside the store, there's a Tim Hortons outlet but you can also use the drive-thru. You can fuel up, use the clean restroom, pick up lottery tickets, get cash from a banking machine, and buy snacks as well. Fuel pumps are activated quickly with your choice of unleaded 87, 89, 91 or 93 Supreme+ gasoline. Diesel is also sold at this location. Staff are friendly and efficient with your request inside the store.

She's so lucky, she's a Mini Mart, but she cries cries cries with the wrong Lotto numbers…read more This is a cute store selling all kinds of spices and fruits, and not as obnoxiously expensive as some of the convenience stores around here. The guys running it are really nice and the bananas and oranges we picked up (I use them every day for my blended fruit drink) were tasty and I ended up eating most of them before it was even time to make my drink. Shopping up and down this street is a real treat with all kinds of ethnic delights, but if you want healthy stuff to take home, this is a good place to stop. The guys are really cool in here too, or at least were when I was there.

For good prices & a wide selection of groceries, including organic eggs, fresh buns, dried beans &…read morepeas, rice, spices, frozen goat meat, frozen indian breads, vegetables & ground provisions (root vegetables) and more. I'm glad to have it as my local grocer!. One of the reasons I love living in Parkdale.

This Circle K is attached to an Esso station. It is the smallest-sized convenience store you can…read morehave. The cashier is at one end occupying about 25% of the small building. There are two aisles that people can move along. They sell salty snacks, beef jerky, candy bars, etc. There is a Tim Hortons Express where you serve yourself coffee and/or donuts/muffins. Since it is an Express, they don't access Tim Hortons loyalty or give cards. They also sell lottery tickets. However, it is so crowded that if you had to mark up lottery tickets (eg Lotto 6/49 or Lotto MAX), you would block one of aisles very near the entrance! The staff was courteous. During pandemic times, there is plexiglass and staff wear masks. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washrooms accessible from the outside with a key from the staff. There is a private parking lot. Review 2022-022 You can also find me on Instagram @chuan_chee. Thanks.

coffee is the cheapest at 1.17 , food not that great. 24*8.00 a box very cool deal .read more

I love this neighborhood convenience store. It's family run, and has a lot of cheaper essentials --…read moreCheese, Milk, Bread, Coffee... you name it, it's cheaper here. Thankfully I live across the street from it and can rely on it pretty well. The only reason I give it 4/5 is because of the hours. They close at 10 or just after on weekdays, that's too early! And Really early on Sundays -- but they are open on holidays. The family who runs it are very nice, and recognize their regulars. It's a great place.

I like this gas station for the following reasons:…read more A) proximity the Jameson on-ramp to the Gardiner. When Jameson ends at Queen, it bends a little east and become Lansdowne. B) You can get in and out of the fuel pumps about 8 different ways. C) Fuel prices seem to often be significantly cheaper. D) They don't make you prepay, unlike many US gas stations and their overzealous Zip Code requirement.

Always the cheapest gas in the west end!read more

This gas station is conveniently located at the north-east corner of Leslie and Lawrence. There are…read more8 gas pumps and a wide enough space. There is a Circle K convenience store and a Tim Hortons inside it. It lost one star because the window shield washing liquid does have soap in it.

This ESSO is small but good. The fast pass machines work, which mean you can pay at the pump and I…read moretypically stop at this station if I'm about to get on the DVP and realize I need to get gas. It's a quick detour south from the 401 and then you can just turn onto Lawrence and continue to the DVP. One negative about this station is getting in and out of the station and cutting across traffic with no light. However it's doable. Luckily I have been here at non rush hour times.