Great Fortinos. Super organized. Mostly stocked shelves. Not too hard to find stuff…read more The hot food area lady is always super focused and gets things done efficiently and correctly.

Lacks a few important features though many customers go to…read moreshop there because of accessibility and availability

Clean and always stocked with products. Highly recommend…read morebecause I always find everything and more of what I need. Everything is really fresh and good quality. Never had an issue here

I never thought that I'd ever rate a No Frills this high, but this store deserves it. It's special…read more On Christmas Eve Eve (not a typo), I was at work for a year-end gathering. A snowstorm was forecast for the following day going into Christmas. I typically make Christmas dinner for my parents and me, so I moved it up a day and decided to get groceries on my way home. I had dinner in Etobicoke first. I then did a search to find the closest grocery store that would have stuffing and turkeys (not people, but the bird). I found this No Frills at The Albion Centre. I have been to this mall many times over the years, but never this store for groceries. It was a busy evening. There was construction down to a single lane along Albion Road. There were some impatient folks, but I managed to make a left turn and park near the No Frills. At first, my heart sank because to get a shopping cart, you needed a loonie to unlock it. Perhaps the stars were aligned that evening. I had a loonie with me and managed to get a cart. This No Frills is huge. It is my very first visit to one with a pharmacy. Sure enough, the pharmacy was open. It was cool checking it out as if it were an mirage. It's on the right side of the store when you enter the doors. The produce is fresh and lovely. It makes my local No Frills look shabby. I got all my veggies for my meal, including naturally imperfect carrots. A bag of them was $3. I'd sooner go with them than the organic ones that were going for double that price. I liked seeing individual-sized St. Hubert pies. I'm used to seeing a huge pie that feeds two people. It's nice knowing that individual portions exist. During the first year of the pandemic, you could only get huge turkeys. I had leftovers for weeks. It was refreshing to see four different weight categories for frozen turkeys. I went with a turkey that was roughly 4 kg. It was the smallest turkey that I have bought in years. I got stuck in the cereal aisle. The variety is impressive. I got a box of apple cinnamon Chex that I've never tried before. I also saw strawberry banana Cheerios for the first time. Despite being with shoppers who were also getting groceries before the snowstorm of doom was upon us, it was pleasant lining up to pay. Every single checkout lane was staffed and waiting didn't take long. Nice! I had the nicest woman help me cash out. I scanned my PC Optimum barcode from my phone and then paid with a debit card. I wished her a great evening and left. Once I placed my items in my car's trunk, I returned my cart to get my loonie. It felt old-school to me, except that the quarter that carts used to except has been upgraded to a loonie. Christmas Eve lunch turned out nicely, thanks to getting everything I needed for my meal here. I had a great experience at this store. I wish that my local No Frills was this great and inviting. It could learn a lot from this store, from providing fresh produce, to having friendly staff. (3)

A nice and clean food market. The hot food is great and has…read moregreat selection for decent prices. The crab is nostalgia for me because I use to have the same exact one at a buffet with my family 20 years ago, although the claws are smaller. The workers are super helpful and nice. Just loses a point because meat selection is kinda sad and the freezer section is also sad..

I have often bought ready to eat fresh food at the counters. Today was a shocking experience. One…read moreof the store girls was taking away food meant for customers on a cart. So only some few piecesvif vegetables were left. Disappointed I took 2 containers and had only 20% of the filled with cooked vegetables. The checkout was $6 per 1/3 rd container of veggies. So I explained but the idiots insisted on weight. But where was the meat? Taken away by some staff. THIS IS CHEATING!!

Asian food centre is the perfect store for Indian groceries. It is a small grocery store located…read moreright next to Asian meat centre and the Flea Market. There is a variety of items you can purchase from here including fresh samosas, sweets, pastries, statues, henna sticks and much more. I usually go to get the samosas which come in different sizes. The large ones are 2 for a dollar, the medium ones are 3 for a dollar and they even have smaller samosas which taste like spring rolls which I believe are 4 for a dollar. Overall the price is a definite steal! I uses to get both tamarind and the mint sauce but I think they now charge for the mint sauce as I was told last time- which is why I did not give them 5 star's as no other location charges for the sauce.

The store is pretty clean overall but when they double the prices on milk and flour during the…read morefirst lockdown was the worst thing anybody could do. Also the change the expired dates in their breads.

They checked your belongings before entering to the supermarket viol the privacy rights and poor…read morecashier service and rude attitude no management outdated system no honour system all cashier and all the staff are paid by cash salary no income tax deductions to the government cheating business poor management no shopping carts no self service

We have preferred Sunny for our produce needs largely. It is a cramped store but it has good…read morequality and a variety of produce - especially if you are looking for Indian produce. We have been here many times and never had any complaints with any of the products. The store is quite large but not that well organized and marked properly, so one may have to scramble around to find something specific. On top of that, I haven't found the staff here very helpful or even knowledgable. On the floor, the staff is pretty much non-existent, so if you have any question, you need to walk up all the way to the cashier. This is also not a good store for you if you are looking for vegan products. Overall, a good store but only for a very specific need.

I do buy many things here but I caution to check expiry dates on meat - I wanted salmon fillet and…read moreall the trays were expired 3 days ago.

This is my first review, I would like to take the time to review how AWFUL this store is. On August…read more21 2014 I went into the store ask for assistance the young sales clerk she just pointed rudely and didn't take the time to show you where the item is. The manager who was in charge was rude too (he asked me rudely what u want like I was bothering him). If you want good customer service I suggest you not to go here. These idiots don't speak or understand english properly!! This is not the first time I had bad customer service with them, the other time I asked the cashier for a extra bag she gave me a dirty look before giving me it, I think it was the same stupid girl! If you want to go to a Chinese grocery store I suggest you to go to t&t or b-trust. If these workers continue with the behaviour they have , they will lose business. I will never ever go to this store again after being treated TWICE badly.

We had a bad experience at a big box store in the area and decided to do further grocery shopping…read moreat a local grocery store. Metro seemed to have fresh fruit and vegetables and a clean store to me. I went there at least 4 times while vacationing in Toronto and did not have any issues with the store or the service or the pricing and quality of the food. I recommend this Metro location if you are in the area. There is plenty of parking and the carts are free.

My husband and I have used our local Metro store for about five years because of its convenience,…read morebeing situated just across the road from where we live. However, it always appears that we are under over-zealous scrutiny from security and staff each time we visit. We have no idea why...we spend a lot of money each time we shop and certainly don't act in a suspicious manner. Perhaps it's because we are a mixed-race couple, maybe dress too casually or are considered scruffy, too fat, too old, or a combination of biases? I understand a rise in the cost of grocery items correlates to a rise in shoplifting, but seriously, enough is enough already. We have experienced a plethora of odd incidents relating to staff following us, scrutiny from till operatives as we walk down each aisle and staff has literally breathed down our necks at the self-checkout, even when putting on my gloves after paying. Although we have joked about this problem, the realization that this does not happen elsewhere has clinched the decision to call it quits and not visit the store again. I believe it's better to have some self-respect and not allow retail employees to treat you in this manner... so Metro at 221 Lloyd Manor Rd, Etobicoke can go and do one...maybe hassle someone else with their "isms" for a change.

Extremely fresh meat. Reasonable prices…read more If you enjoy Afghan spices and snacks, this place is it. They have REAL Afghan boulani, my favorite Afghan pastry. Think Turkish bourek with a thin, fried dough, stuffed with potato. They've got the best assortment of honey from around the world, the hugest collection of Afghan and Pakistani spices. Great figs and dates from the Middle East. An enormous variety of basmati rice. Things move slowly here, be patient. Very nice owner and butchers.