I really like this location at College and Bay. And I've loved Farm Boy muffins for many years…read moreespecially their banana chocolate muffins! Their muffins now come in two sizes and I recently enjoyed their huge, heavenly Chocolate Chunk muffins! I heat them up so the chocolate chips are deliciously hot and gooey. I saw in the ingredients there was buttermilk and I think that added to the blissful taste! I also tried their Country Round Bread for the first time and loved it as much as their great organic sourdough. It's so delicious toasted and with chunks of creamy cold, grass-fed butter! And I liked that the bread ingredients were short and simple. The cashier section can get crowded but the staff is friendly and the ambiance is usually pleasant.

Always love finding a Farm Boy location when traveling in Canada. Great produce and high quality…read morefood. Their private label chocolate covered, double roasted almonds are awesome. Big selection of snacks and everything you need as well. Wonderful location in College Park (downtown Toronto) and a busy market in a good way.

Had lunch here. Interiors was a mix of rustic, industrial and farmhouse…read more I did not expect their pre made food to be warm (besides their soups). The food was pretty good. Lots of selection at the buffet bar-ready to go food area compared to the one near me in Mississauga.

You can find deals here, check your flyers or Android Flipp app. I believe they price match. Watch…read moreyour prices in general, though. I like shopping here. Staff is helpful. Remember, checkout with a cashier... give someone a job; just saying.

Decent supermarket in a very convenient downtown Toronto location in College Park. Big store, lots…read moreof selection. Clean and well maintained. Easy checkout process. Would come here again. Appreciate having lots of fresh groceries nearby, something I don't take for granted when in major downtown areas around the world. More delicate fruits like Ontario cherries and red raspberries in the back of the store were a bit old.

I shop from this store for 5 years and I wish 1 time only to find yogurt everytime I come they…read moreeither don't have yogurt or if they have it they don't have pita bread or milk or cats food all brands or meat , please provide your store with daily basic needs , I got tired of you

Convenient location with a good selection of grocery staples, hot food bar, salad bar, and…read moregrab-and-go items. As a smaller version of Longo's, they carry a lot of the same fresh produce and grocery items as the bigger Longo's stores - good variety and quality of products. Surprisingly they had jackfruit and bitter melon in stock too (so I had to get them!), which I thought would only be available at Asian grocery stores. The hot food bar usually has my favourite - sautéed / steamed vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, bell peppers, zucchini). It's a good place to stop by if you need something quick and happen to be in the area.

Small store, but stocked with pretty much everything you need to make most meals. There are many To…read moreGo options ranging from pastas and pizza to stir fry kits and curries. Being in downtown Toronto prices are a little higher than the equivalent item in the suburbs, but otherwise I was impressed with the produce available here.

(Shopped 09/13/2025 SA @ 12:00pm): This market was definitely on King St., but I didn't focus too…read moremuch on any fresh food offerings! It was the second to last day of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival when I finally poked into King Fresh Foodmarket for a look around and some potential snacks instead of an actual meal. I'd passed this place on several occasions while I either waited in line for a movie or rushed by to get to one. I was on the hunt for anything random and portable to snack on. Would I feel funky fresh and feast like a king after I shopped in this food market!? PURCHASE(S) Lay's Potato Chips Italian Red Meat Flavor 70g Bag ($2.99CAD): I think this was supposed to taste like meat sauce because that's what I got from it - not bad. Lay's Potato Chips Mexican Chicken Tomato Flavor 70g Bag ($2.99CAD): This simply tasted like tomato to me, and I couldn't think of a Mexican chicken tomato dish that this was to resemble. Lay's Potato Chips Spicy Crayfish Flavor 70g Bag ($2.99CAD): This reminded me of spicy shrimp chips, which I didn't mind. Muskoka Brewery Mad Tom IPA Beer 16floz Can ($4.49CAD): Dark amber color, citrusy hoppy aroma, low body, citrusy hoppy malty flavor, drying smooth finish, and citrusy hoppy aftertaste. The artwork caught my attention while I truly enjoyed this beer. Banana ($0.75CAD): I needed something healthy to eat to counteract all of the salty snacks. Reusable Bag ($0.49CAD): I needed a bag to carry my snacks, but I ended up losing it... SERVICE Aside from the lone male at the checkout counter, I didn't see anyone else, and he didn't really leave his station. No worries, I was simply casing the joint from aisle to aisle as I collected bags of chips, beer, and fruit. It was all easy-peasy - thank you! PARKING (Varied; N/A this instance): I was constantly in the area all day throughout the Toronto International Film Festival, so I simply walked. Otherwise, there were spots along the many main and surrounding streets, some nearby structures, numerous public transportation options, and rideshares - 'nuff said! ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A quasi convenience store and mini-mart (not enough elements to be considered a grocery), with an impressive selection of candies, refrigerated drinks, and snack foods, that filled the shelves aisle after aisle. Outside of the customary promotional shelftalkers and standees, the rest of the place was rather rudimentary and no-nonsense with a touch of an underground bunker feel (I believed it actually was in a basement). A minimal amount of natural lighting came in through the front doors and raised windows, while soul-sucking fluorescent electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs while pop music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL King Fresh Foodmarket purely surprised me with what I found inside and eventually walked away with, so I would definitely check them out again. If you knew me, you knew I loved beer, salty snacks, and sweets, and if I saw anything within these types of food that was out of the ordinary or just odd, I had to try it! The prices seemed very comparable, they had a wondrous selection of items (although I didn't recall anything freshly-made), and the service was efficient and straightforward. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $16.50CAD BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Very organized snack shop with a ton of variety! Everything…read moreis so aesthetically arranged and categorized. They had snacks which I had never seen before, not even in regular Asian grocers. Prices are reasonable

Great selection of fresh food. Excellent service! I wish we could have more stores like this in…read moreToronto

Smaller condensed variety of store items…read more Smaller Longo's downtown inside a business complex. Take the escalators down to the store. Grabbed some cold brew, Bubly lime water, berries too. Bags look like for purpose, as they are not ready available at the self checkout area. Spoke to no one at all during our entire trip.

I've passed by this Asian grocery store many time and have only looked at the fruits on the outside…read moreof the store. These are arranged along a slightly sloping ramp (useful for wheelchairs). But this time I went in. It is a medium-sized grocery store but large for an Asian one. The store is clean. The many shelves are fully and neatly stocked. They have all the typical Chinese products plus a few western products. They also have Japanese and Korean products. Prices are ok, some lower, some higher. It took me a while before I noticed there is a refrigerated room with seafood and meats, at the back of the store. Some seafood is available fresh/live while others (like shrimp) are stocked on ice with shells on them. The various meats are cut/sliced. There are some frozen products there too. If you are buying less than $30, you have to pay by cash. If you are buying more than $30, you can use a credit card.

Great prices and selection! The aisles can be a little narrow in some of the refrigerated sections…read morecould use a cleaning/upgrade but honestly for what it is, as an independent grocer, that supplies, a lot of essential, and Asian grocery, I will continue to happily support them!!

I shop here all the time because the prices are great. Today, I paid for some carrots and was…read morestopped while I was leaving and asked about the apples I was carrying in a separate bag. When they saw they were in a package from another grocery store, they let me go but didn't even apologize. Shoplifting must be common for them but that's no excuse. I was carrying the apples in a black reuseable cloth bag on my shoulder so I'm not sure how they even saw what was in the bag. I'm clean, well-dressed and I wasn't doing anything suspicious like reaching into the bag but they made me feel like I was the one who did something wrong. Please don't support them.

We can't find a better store for veges/fruit and even meat a fish and we have looked. Prices can be…read morelower when in season so you don't look for bulk savings. Go on Sunday before 1:00pm for free on street parking.

One can say that a convenience store is a a convenience store, but then again they may have failed…read moreto notice the crown perched prominently atop the Kings head, King Grocery that is. With an optimal location (across the street from Beer Bistro) and a few steps east of King station on the south side, King Grocery offers a plethora typical convenience store goodies in addition to a few unexpected ones, FRANKS RED HOT!. King also boasts an exceptional magazine rack, as far convenience stores go, and they don't seem to mind you browsing which is a rarity amongst stores of their ilk.

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.