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

How do I reconcile the boutique and nicely curated offering in the store with the actual…read moreexperience? I totally get the low ratings. This is not a luxury experience even though the price tags and brand names tells you it should be. The obvious first frustration is the parking lot. I understand that free parking is very nice perk but I rather pay $2 on the street compared to the insanity that can be found on that asphalt. The clientele that uses Pusateri are very scary when it comes to driving... a lot of them are unaware or selfish. They drive their car like how they drive their carts in the aisles... completely vacant of their environment or people near them, super slow and blocking everyone, they do 25 point turn because they're super careful to not scratch their old Mercedes, and they are unable to park nicely without going over the line into your spot. I would suggest parking on the road. As for the store itself... it's quite nice but it feels extremely crammed as there is so much in the aisle ways and shelves. Plus its a low ceiling compared to most modern spots. I would say that if it's busy, just don't bother with a carts as you can barely maneuver around the place. Just go with a hand held basket ... even then you'll still stand around waiting for most people to stop in the middle of the aisle for their personal convenience. It is clean and there are a lot of staff just taking care of each detail. That's a good thing. I do find this store has many great brands you can't find in most common groceries and it's meat, fish, and cheese section is very very comprehensive. For such a small space, it has more selection. But you pay for it... possibly because it's imported and higher quality but it still stings to see your favourite imported chocolate bar from USA be at $10. Or that balsamic vinegar at $40. As for service, I'm not sure if they're so overwhelmed that they dont see everyone or that they cater to the reoccurring favourites first. More than once I've been passed over for service. Sure... when you have their attention, they can be very nice and thorough. But for me, I walked out empty handed after waiting for a few minutes to only see other people get service. Oh well... I saved my money and used it to get great pizza next door. I dont think this place is really wanting everyone to shop there. With the lack of awareness of price numbering (no 4s!!), it's clear they dont care about the Asian population and their dollars. I mean, even Loblaws and Costco is in that cultural awareness space. Also, I dont think they really think young people should shop there too... I saw more catering towards the older generation. Good for them but for me, maybe I'll stick to places that want my business.

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.

I was so happy when this T&T opened by Sankofa Square! T&T has always been by go-to for fresh…read moreproduce, meats, skincare, and my favourite Asian snacks. The layout of the store is very easy to navigate and they are always stocked with everything I'm looking for. Whenever I go, I can't help but purchase items outside of my grocery list because it feels like there's just an endless array of desserts & foods that pique my interest. The checkout line can get long in the evenings, but it moves quite fast. I especially love their bakery and ready-made food section; both very convenient for when I'm looking for something fast and delicious. They sell fresh made $5 sticky rice rolls and jian bing near the entrance, such a steal! There is also a seating area on the ground floor where you can enjoy your food.

Very convenient location near College Station or Dundas Station. If you live nearby or work nearby,…read morethis is a good place for some Asian grocery or regular produce. They manage to cramp all the inventory into every available space. They even have space for live seafood. I bought some reheatable bao from the hot food section, it was ok. Too much bread. Everything else is good though. Because the store space is so small and location is very popular, you should expect some wait time during checkout.

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

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.

Urban Market Picks is a one stop shopping experience where you can find items like gourmet food…read moreproducts, home decor, personal care and homemade goods. What makes this shopping experience unique is the emphasis of shop local with products from vendor of Durham Region. The space is clean, spacious and well organized. For artisanal and fresh produce: maple syrup, coffee, baked goods, cold pressed juice, honey, cheese, hot sauces, cured meat and more. Located conveniently in Downtown Oshawa. I highly recommend dropping by and I assure you that you will have so much fun shopping here!

I was so excited when I found out Bestco was opening in downtown! They have a really great…read moreselection from Asian snacks, ice cream, and standard groceries to seasonal items like mooncakes. Prices are comparable (if not cheaper) than the supermarkets in Chinatown, which is a huge plus. They also have a hot bar where you can grab food by the pound. Most of the options are deep fried, so not the healthiest, but it hits the spot if you need something quick, definitely gives Panda Express vibes. On top of that, there's a small skincare section with decent prices and even some Jellycats tucked in (so cute!). Downstairs, there's a little boba shop. I tried their cheese grape drink, which was not too sweet and came with fun jelly toppings. Overall, I'm really happy to have Bestco nearby and will definitely be doing most of my grocery shopping here.

Finally! I've been eagerly awaiting the opening of this incredible grocery store and today was the…read moreday! Fresh produce, meats, and seafood. Dried goods, frozen foods, kitchenware. Health/beauty products and toys?! The second floor footprint is huge! They have organized the space and truly maximized all the square footage. The shelves are all fully stocked with products that have been meticulously placed. Rows upon rows of beverages, snacks, instant noodles, etc. You'll find a variety of mostly East Asian (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) and other multicultural foods. Who needs a $388 cuboid watermelon? Staff are eager to assist the best they can. The current grand opening promo is spend $100 and get a $10 voucher. If you were one of the first 100 people in the store today, you received a $20 voucher. Welcome to the neighbourhood! I've been telling everyone I know!

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.

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.