We wanted to take some stuff for hosts that live nearby. The store has some challenging parking…read moresituation. Limited parking spots and being part of a condo makes it more challenging. The store is neat and clean. Limited aisle spaces and but cramped if two people passing in aisles. The prices are reasonable and choices are plentiful.

The Oakville location of Whole Foods is one of my favourites of all the Whole Foods branches in the…read moreGTA. They have the best and widest selection of foods in the salad bar and hot food station. All the dishes are fresh and delicious. There are plenty of vegan, vegetarian, and pescetarian options (e.g. 3-4 different kinds of salmon, curry cauliflower, roasted vegetables, brussels sprouts, roasted potatoes, various legumes, tofu, tempeh, etc.). All the produce items are top-notch in terms of quality and freshness. They also have a great selection of items that are not as easily found in other mainstream supermarket chains, such as a wider variety of hummus and tempeh selection, an extensive bulk foods section (including nuts, grains, and beans), and other organic, vegan, and specialty items.

I like to go to Whole Foods to search for unique alternatives to my favourites…read more Visiting this particular Whole Foods is always a great experience. Especially during the first round of lockdown in March/April, you can tell their COVID-19 plans were carefully thought out. Line up outside with stanchions, must wear a mask and provided masks to those who didn't have one (before it was mandatory), clearly marked aisle directions, plexi-glass where necessary. It's safe to say I feel comfortable and safe to go here when I need to. I will say, however, my most recent visit did not have a lineup outside the store but I found it pretty busy inside! The meat and fish selection is always fresh and abundant. In particular, we enjoy picking up oysters - and they will shuck them for you if you ask! Pre-covid times saw me frequenting the hot and cold bar for quick but quality lunchtimes. Unfortunately, this area is being used for flow water and dry flax storage (as it should). But! You can grab some of the items from the hot bar in the fridge area, so it's nice to see they are making up for what I assume was a lucrative spot in the store. I also enjoy the beauty/vitamin/supplement/home area (I like a lot of things ok), as it provides a sense of calm and overall is a nice experience to browse the unique options they carry.

Food. Prices of deli and breads. Service. Organized. Still uses bags. Desserts are greatread more

The food is too heavy. It must be the oil they're using to keep the food looking fresh. We used to…read moreorder office lunch once a while till everyone decided to move on to other place.

It was good & fine needy things ! Still you have to focus on local vegetables & fruitsread more

From the owner: Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Srilankan grocery store, get everything related to grocery you wantread more

First time but will be back Bought 18 ounce rib eye...dry…read moreaged with great marbling Grilled to medium rare Perfect Will be back

Mmmmmemories of childhood, from the boerewors ("farmers sausage) to biltong (South African "jerky")…read moreand every South African childhood favourite. Well stocked store, quality meats and sausages. Scored some koeksusters today (IYKYK).

Tip: The short ribs are awesome!…read more I was introduced to Wild Fork through a Yelp community event. I loved what I had sampled that I made a purchase and enjoyed what I got. This store is in a plaza with tons of parking. I backed into a parking spot fairly close to the store. I noticed a tent across from the store. The tent had food samples. Yay! I sampled the following items: - Korean beef short ribs - Jerk chicken wings - Garlic bread - Bourbon garlic bison sausage My favourites were the short ribs and garlic bread. The former had a mild spice kick to them. I loved the marinade and flavour. The beef was tender. I loved them so much that I got William from Wild Fork to point me to the aisle where I could buy them. The latter had a generous smear of butter and garlic. It was excellent. The jerk chicken wings were yummy. The problem was that a couple of wings that I had were undercooked. I saw a bit of blood, so I stopped eating them. At first, I felt that the sausage was dry and needed more fat. I then realized that I was eating bison, which is lean. It made sense why it seemed dry for a sausage. It wasn't gamey. I couldn't taste the bourbon, but I did taste the garlic. The store has wide aisles. This store is bright and inviting. Wild Fork blast-freezes all their meats. They are then packaged such that the seasoning gets into the meat. Yumminess ensues when you thaw and prepare them. This place also sells mini lime and vanilla cheesecakes. I had the lime first. It had a subtle lime flavour in the cheesecake filling. I didn't like the graham cracker crust. It was too crumbly and dry. It needed more butter to have the crust stay intact. I brought the vanilla home. Same issue with the base. The cheesecake part was good, but I didn't taste the vanilla. I paid for my short ribs at the checkout. I paid with a MasterCard. I tapped and was done. I pan-fried the Korean short ribs at home. It was easy and it took little time, roughly three minutes on each side over medium heat. They were thin, but meaty and delicious! I need to return to get more. It's a cool store. I wish it were closer to home, but at least it's not too far away from work to grab what I need here. (326)

Came here for a yelp event, and I stayed a lot longer than I expected! Really happy with the…read moreinvestment they made into ensuring that the guests were well fed with their delicious meats. The store itself is clean with knowledgeable staff and a huge selection of meats.

I want you to know how much I truly appreciate the excellent service ANSHU Chef Supervisor…read moreprovided. She is extremely attentive and very helpful throughout my experience getting a chicken butter. Her caring approach and true professionalism made a real difference. Thank you Anshu. Farm Boy is my favorite grocery store, it has the best customer service.

There aren't many locations near me, so while waiting for a restaurant to open in the plaza, we…read morebrowsed through the store. Prices are on the steep side, but they do have some unique items, which reminds me a bit of Aldi in the USA. We picked up some lemon wafer rolls, a few cute cupcakes in individual boxes (perfect to give away), and pumpkin butter. The plaza is very busy with many other stores and restaurants, but there are plenty of parking spots. Service is quite friendly and efficient. I hope they open more locations.

This place surprises me every time, they have pretty reasonable prices for most of their stuff. And…read morecertain things like even apple pie sometimes is cheaper then a regular supermarket. They have a little sushi bar right when you come in and their seaweed salad is cheaper by a dollar then the superstore. The place is hidden with a bunch of gems like that. Definitely worth keeping an eye on their flyers!

Though it is pricey Rabba usually makes up for it in other areas. They have ready made food…read more(sausage rolls, samosas, meat patties, sandwiches etc) that is pretty tasty. Their hours are unbeatable, it's 24 hours, even on Christmas.