The place to get Kawartha Dairy ice cream in east Scarborough. finally! Located in the village this…read morelittle convenience store has lots of flavors to choose from. We don't have to settle for McDonald's soft serve any more. Thank you lucky dollar you've done a great service to the community. Support local business eat this ice cream.

I love this little convenience store, I swear some items here are cheaper than buying from…read morewal-mart! But they have some unique snacks from Asia, and England imports too. My fav is the fruit section, it's like they always stock the freshest in-season and most delicious fruits at a lower price than the supermarket (longos) I also love that there is a huge parking lot at the back of the store which is very convenient, don't have to cross the street or anything.

This Leslieville convenience and grocery store has everything and anything you could want: fresh…read moreproduce, organic and vegan options, pet food, cat litter and even fresh flowers. Great local spot!

While some items can be pricey this pop box is really somethin' else!…read more Several years ago I would always come here when I felt under the weather (prior to Cov-19) and always got a village juicery shot of immunity and their charcoal lemonade... Unfortunately the company changed their packaging, minimizing the size, while maintaining the price, I am sure their prices have since gone up. So I stopped. I always think back though whenever I enter pop box's door. How essential they were to my pre cold routine. Thank you! Not only do they have a wide selection of specialty beverages. The Yerba Maté cold drink they offer, is a favourite, they also have a wall of chocolate that is worldly. Their Om Nom chocolate bars are next level! Haven't tried them all, yet; however, so far the Lakkrís and Sea salt is my favourite & the Lakkrís and Raspberries is pretty well up there too. Designed and made in Iceland this specialty chocolate is sure to knock your socks off. To change it up a bit I tried the Om Nom "malt balls" to see if they were just as delicious as the bars. Lo and behold, while just as addictive - the chocolate bars can easily be consumed within an hour, these malt balls arent really malt at all. Unless it's the way things are done in Iceland, as every place of original has their own spin... these were more like cereal balls, covered in Om Nom's amazing chocolate. Kinda disappointing there, however this will not prevent me from purchasing their other flavours of chocolate bars in the future. I will just stay clear of their "malt balls". They do mention crunch on the packaging too, so... that can only be anticipated. Shout outs to Rebecca who went above and beyond to ensure I got my chocolate fix. Rebecca offered to text me when the bars were available at the store. And coordinated with a colleague at their warehouse location... such great customer service from Rebecca and the colleague (apologies I dont recall the name - Christine/Christina (?)). When I went to pick up it was someone else who was just as friendly. So nice to receive that, TOO NOTCH service! Will return at some point, sooner than later. Oh, I put in this request with Rebecca however I'lll emphasis it here again, can you please bring in Mados hot sauce. Thank you.

PopBox MicroMrk is a small store that identifies itself as a "gourmet grocery store". I think of…read morethem kind of as an alternative health food store; I buy a lot of products that I could or would normally buy at a health food store, but there. I'm happy to support a local business, their hours are fantastic and the staff is very friendly. Whenever I'm invited out for dinner at a friend's house, I try to stop by here instead of the LCBO. I'm able to bring over funky gifts like NICE, fair-trade coffee, desserts from the Cheese Cake factory, fancy vegan/gluten-free/free-range stacks and whatnot. I think they're a fantastic addition to the neighbourhood.

Very good convenience store get everything here The girl at…read morethe cash counter is super friendly and professional The prices are not mentioned for some stuff so that's the downside However I never ever buy from a place which doesn't write their prices Good place and close to my home so definitely go there

I had a couple of coupons to use before their expiration date. My closest Circle K is a tiny…read morerectangle than a full-blown store. I needed the latter. I remembered this store on the northeast corner of Kennedy Road and Finch Avenue. I had never been there. It was time to pay it a visit. I drove down Kennedy Road after having seen my dentist. I made a left-hand turn into the Esso station. All parking spots in front of Circle K were occupied, except for the spot for those with an accessibility parking pass. Instead, I pulled off to the side, closest to the gas station sign on Finch Avenue. I then walked over. This store is large. It has a lot of products to absorb. I saw Atypique non-alcoholic cocktails. I can see myself cracking one open as I start a road trip because I want to feel fancy... haha! Tim Hortons is at the back when you first walk in and stare ahead. To the right of it are the Polar Pop and Froster machines. The payment area is on the left. This store was doing steady business, which was nice to see. I got AriZona teas. I like that there was fruit punch and mango. I typically get green tea and watermelon. I welcomed the change. I also needed peanuts. I found them where you enter the lineup to pay for your items. The man at the counter was friendly and he anticipated that I had coupons. "Ah, Rock, Paper, and Scissors (game) is back!" he said. "Yes, I'm happy!" I exclaimed with perhaps too much enthusiasm. He asked me if I needed a bag. I was okay saving one and carrying my stuff to my car. I scanned my coupon barcodes. I then scanned my PC Optimum barcode and paid with my debit card. He thanked me and wished me a great day. I reciprocated. It's nice that my fridge looks like a mini Circle K store again. I can't wait to try the mango drink later on today. I like this store equally as much as the one on Steeles Avenue East, across from Walmart. Distance-wise, they are pretty close to being equidistant from my home. I can't go wrong either way. I like the products here. Service is excellent, too. (194)

This small business owner convenience store is located on the North York side of Victoria Park Ave…read more It's in a small strip mall at the intersection facing Surrey Ave across from an Esso gas station. Here, you'll find among other items drinks, lotto, grocery products and snacks. Customer service was friendly and quick.

Here's a nice, normal variety store. I happen to drop in here a fair amount, since it's the closest…read moreto me, and on the way to the subway, too. Otherwise, there's not that much that's remarkable about it: good place to pick up a newspaper, snack, cigarettes, etc. One thing that does set it apart from its Bloor West convenience store competition, however, is the rack or two of cheap clothes and accessories that they roll out onto the street. If you're walking around Jane station, and are in the market for a toque that says SECURITY on it, then this is your place.

Hello Jess!* This is a review about a convenience store. A very good convenience store. Best in the…read morearea by far. Snacks, cashpoint, ice cold drinks. Convenient indeed! *The Jess bit is an unrelated joke, the facts about the store remain true.

Best convenience store in the area. They carry all the basics that you could possibly need, and for…read morecheaper than Dominion. You'd think that since there are only two aisles, they wouldn't have a lot of stuff, but they manage to fit everything into the tiny store. Toilet paper for 99 cents, an expanding produce section, and $4.99 DVDs (all new releases!). This place has tons more beyond your basic bread, milk and eggs, so if you need something quick, come here instead of Dominion. One downfall -- they're not open very late at all, so you'll have to go for late-night runs to Dominion on College or the 24-hour 7-11 down the street.