This was my first visit here and I loved the warm vibe of the store! It was so spacious. All the…read morefoods and products were beautifully laid out and displayed and I was surprised to find they had a second floor with even more delicious products! I loved their bakery section and purchased two of their gorgeous looking sourdough bread. The bread tasted so good! And it's great with my avocado and fried pastured egg toast. It's also tasty with my grilled cheese sandwiches! I am always on the lookout for traditional, authentic sourdough bread and was happy to see the ingredients listed on the plastic wrapper: Filtered water, Untreated whole wheat flour, Natural Levain starter, Sea salt. I asked a worker if Summerhill Market baked their bread in-house and they said they get it from Epi Bakehouse. I loved the taste of this sourdough bread so maybe I should write a review for them too!

I come here when I'm in the area for a snack. The store is too expensive to buy all my groceries,…read morebut I love their baked section. I've had some of their cakes, muffins, and other treats. Literally everything I've tried has been good. Always freshly baked. Everything is pricey, but im a sucker for something sweet.

I wanted to visit this place since they renovated but I didn't have a chance until now…read more This supermarket is located at the busy corner of Avenue and Lawrence. It has a free parking lot at the back/side but space is tight and it's very busy. Inside, the place is clean and upscale. Each aisle are packed with specialty items that you probably won't find at Loblaws or Metro. The meats, fish and seafood, desserts and hot food prepared sections are very well done. They even have a very comprehensive cheese section. Then why the 3*? It has to do with the prices. Unless one is very well off, there's no way one can afford the prices and use Pusateri's as their everyday supermarket. I believe that the neighborhood that they are in can support their prices but I can't. #32 of 2018

I buy my coffee and water here, amongst other items. The price is very expensive, but they have…read moregood quality stuff.

We visited Le Petit Pain and really enjoyed the cozy French bakery atmosphere. The bakery focuses…read moreon authentic French breads, pastries, and viennoiseries made fresh daily, and everything looked beautifully prepared. We tried the "Basque cheesecake", "Butter Croissant", "Pistachio Croissant", and "Chocolate Chip Cookie", and all of them tasted fresh, buttery, and well balanced without feeling too heavy. For drinks, we had the "Matcha Tea Latte" and a "Cappuccino", which paired really nicely with the pastries. The space feels warm and relaxing, making it a great spot for a quiet coffee break or casual morning visit.

Le Petit Pain is a bakery located in the Forest Hill Village neighbourhood along Spadina Road near…read moreLonsdale Road. They offer a variety of baked goods including sourdough bread, cookies, croissants, sandwiches, etc. They also have caffeinated and non-caffeinated beverages available as well which you can enjoy to go or at the bakery. They do have a communal table inside as well as other products and items for sale as well (cups, kettles, cutlery, etc.). I stopped by Le Petit Pain on a weekday around 1pm. The store wasn't busy but I did see that half the display of pastries were empty. There was a customer enjoying their baked goods there. I opted to get a brie, fig, and arugula sandwich and 2 croissants (a chocolate and an original). Service was friendly and staff waited for me to decide what I wanted to order. In regards to the items I purchased, the sandwich was delicious! The combination of brie, fig jam, and arugula was delicious. The brie added creaminess to the sandwich while the fig jam added some sweetness. The arugula worked in balancing out both flavours of the brie and fig. Delicious! The croissants were great as well - definitely not the worst I've had but not the best either. Overall, delicious place for pastries and sandwiches. Definitely would like to return to try more of their pastries as well as coffee in the future!

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.

T&T might be one of the reasons that I decide to move to Canada. There is an endless variety of…read moresnacks, baked goods, hot food and groceries. I tried the strawberry mango cake from there for my grandma's birthday and she said it's "not too sweet" and went back for more! One of the lightest and tastiest cakes I've had and it was from a supermarket! I also love getting shrimp cheeks and other snacks I can't usually find in the states. I also tried their mala chicken which was also very delicious.

This latest new location addition in downtown is so convenient. The size is decent - slightly…read morebigger than what you'd expect in a location right in the middle of busy downtown. It carries all the typical grocery staples, plus items that you usually find in other T&T locations - imported Asian fruits, live seafood, grab-and-go food and drinks, snacks, bakery items, hot food table, and more. They have tables and chairs downstairs as a dining area, as well as a small hot food station (serving dim sum) where you can order food for to go or eat on site.

My partner ordered a vegan Tiramisu cake from here for my birthday in August and it was absolutely…read moreamazing. He said the experience for delivery was easy and it arrived completely in tact in a cooler bag with ice packs to keep it fresh. Would order again!

This olive oil specialty food stall opened on 2023-05-09 in the new Union Market inside Toronto's…read moreUnion Station. They sell premium extra virgin olive oil, infused olive oils, Balsamic vinegars from Italy, pestos, truffle oil, gourmet sea salts, Muskoka maple syrup, and gift sets. There is a grand opening special of 10% off. The food stall looks very modern. This is their fourth location. The place is wheelchair accessible. There are washrooms nearby but not in Union Market. There is very little paid neighbourhood street parking, but there are paid parking lots. Review 2023-141

Urban Market Oshawa isn't quite a grocery store, and it's not quite a fine food store either,…read morealthough they do carry a lot of fantastic brands and niche products. I'd describe it as a dream come true for foodies like me who like small, local brands, and it's run by people who really care about supporting local. I know of a lot of small, local brands, whether restaurants or specialty food products, and I know there are a lot more out there that I don't know of. Sometimes, I want to try them out but it's really hard to do so when some of them don't sell in local stores or they only sell in one or two stores. Others basically only sell online and I then either have to hit the minimum spend for free shipping or I have to pay for shipping. Enter Urban Market Oshawa. They've got a whole lot of these small brands all housed under one roof. The first time I went, I felt like a kid in a candy store. So many brands I'd been meaning to try, and I could easily just purchase the one or two products I wanted from each one without having to hit a minimum spend or go to wherever each individual brand was being sold. I did a fairly extensive restock on some of my favorites, including Mitchell's Soup Co, The Patty Shoppe patties, Truff, Sapsucker, etc,, and tried some tasty new treats from King David's Frozen Pizza, Drizzle Honey, Honeybar snack bars (We've gone through a ridiculous number of these since we bought our first two boxes), Appleflats crabapple cocktail mixers, etc. I've gone back several times since my first visit, and each time I return, they've got new options in stock, so it's a lot of fun. Pro tip 1: Grab a bagel from the newly opened up Bagel World location inside the market. The bagels are fresh and they're fantastic. So are their butter tarts. Pro tip 2: Saturdays are sample days! From time to time, this means the BIGGEST samples of Gertie's Peanut Butter Pies, and honey samples, and at one point, they had the most incredible small batch marshmallows. Pro tip 3: Take pictures. There are lots of places to take fun pictures. Right now, other than their holiday setup, they've got a Barbie box upstairs, and THEY HAVE A LEGIT BANK VAULT you can take photos in. Have fun! Pro tip 4: They have events from time to time, and those can range from super sampling events to pop-up special vendor events to free events for kids. It's a great community place. Pro tip 5: Stock up on Mitchell's Soup Co. soup tubes. The only two brick and mortar stores I know that sell them are Urban Market Oshawa and Farmboy, and Urban Market Oshawa's collection is bigger. =)

Should be able to leave zero stars for a non-existent location.There hasn't been an Urban Market in…read moredowntown Oshawa for more than a year now. The owner has left the country. Too bad, would have been nice.

What a suprise to have this grocery store a block away from our hotel. In a pinch we were able to…read moreget breakfast, lunch or dinner if we were in a hurry or being indecisive about what we wanted to eat. It was easy enough to pick something up for us and our kids that they were used to having at home without buying in bulk,

September 1, 2026 - Bestco is an amazing choice for hot food, fresh veges, treats, and everything…read morein between. Every week they have a few sets of sushi on sale. This week was the California rolls, crab roll, and spicy salmon. It was a decent variety, and very good. The crab didn't hit as hard and there was more filler in the salmon than expected. Highly recommend for a healthy Asian lunch or dinner downtown!

An excellent organic grocery, especially if you're on your way North to camp or cottage. Breaks up…read morethe drive, just off the highway, good place for a meal. Pricey, quality products from local farmers and artisans. And they have ice for your cooler! Near the cash registers.

I have been looking for a place in Barrie to have a quick meal. I am limited by some food issues,…read moreand sometimes time is at a premium. "Goodness Me" is a health food store with extras available, including fresh baked goods, and a service counter and salad bar. They provide several fresh dishes on a salad bar, and a counter where they have about 10-12 hot dishes that you can choose from. The food is fast, and the staff is helpful and friendly. The pricing is good. My experience has been that it is best to go earlier in the day when the food is fresh. Like any other buffet type "restaurant" the food tends to get pretty thick if it has been sitting around for a while. There are lots of good options for people looking for gluten free options, but the potential for cross contamination is there if you are very sensitive.l to gluten. They also had 3 fresh soups available and regularly have chilli. The pricing is much better to offerings such as Nature's emporium. I found the price to be at least 25% less. They also have a pretty hefty discount at the end of the day on food if you are so inclined. I did it once, the price was fantastic, but the butter fish was like glue. ;) Overall, a good place to have a healthy and quick easy bite.