this market charges a fee 50 cents per debit card use them adds tax on the fee...you pay twice a…read morefee...and then the food item tax if applicable ...a 499 purchase posts me 615 then the staff did not understand ENGLISH still I paid D Skanes are pensioner

Not a bad local grocery store. The quality and variety aren't as good as the Loblaws up the street,…read morebut the prices are decent. The quality is pretty hit or miss. I've had some nice, fresh items, but I've also had a batch of rotten avocados.

This has become my preferred and primary place to shop for groceries - predominantly staple foods -…read morewhen I am midtown. The produce is generally very good - fresh, local, and organic. Ditto with the veggies. I like the Longo's brand of pasta (the beef tortellini and porchetta and mushroom ravioli are stand outs). While I haven't tried them, they do have the deli, butcher, and seafood counters. Theres also the hot and salad bars, which are popular around lunchtime. Staff are pleasant and helpful, as are checkout cashiers!

The "online help" is atrocious. Twice I was left waiting for over 45 minutes but still no help!!read more

Awesome place to get your groceries. I am a firm supporter of buying local. Get your local goods…read morehere and make our community a stronger place. Quality food and at a great price.

The store is big and has a lot of items on offer, which also caters well to the local demographics…read more(is. Portuguese and Caribbean). However, not all advertised flyer specials are consistently offered. The service from staff is also inconsistent. Most of the young guys stocking the produce section are helpful, as well as the self checkout attendants, but the guy restocking the Flashfood fridges on my recent visit was quite unpleasant.

this place is getting worse. more expensive than ever. prices on chicken breast have nearly…read moredoubled. i can't afford meat anymore. i just go to the food bank mostly and come here when i have a little extra for luxuries like meat or certain salads. sometimes i buy yogurt.

If you wanted to show someone what the most average convenience store in Toronto looked like, this…read moreplace would be a great candidate. It has all the usual products - basic groceries (including some fruits and vegetables), a seemingly random assortment of non-basic groceries and flowers. It also has some standard flaws - dusty shelves, limited customer service and a funky smell. I come here only because of the location (though it never seems to be open late at night when I could typically use it most). I would not recommend coming here nor avoiding it. All I can really say is 'meh'.

This is a great little market in the heart of Koreatown / edge of the Annex. I love supporting…read morelocal businesses, especially in these times, so I'll be making more trips to this spot in the near future. In the front, it looks like a plant shop since they have a huge variety of plants, flowers, and succulents. And it's way more than a corner convenience store, but actually a grocery store with all the usuals - okay produce, eggs + dairy, and a surprisingly great section of frozen vegan treats. They also have a huge fridge in the back with every kind of fun bevvy you can dream of, from La Croix to kombucha and everything in between. Support these gems by shopping local!

This place is the best! Cheap produce, great plants and pot selection, friendly service, lots of…read moreother grocery stuff -- it's great.

A totally locally sourced small and cozy farmer's market with a lot of freshness! It is located…read moreinside the Wychwood park have around 20 stalls inside during winters and a lot more during summers, there is a lot of seating , a sand pit and swings for the kids. A good place for a sunny day in winters. There are a few bakeries, fresh food, coffee, cheese, vegetables, handmade toiletries etc stalls. I loved the momos, sourdough breads, cookies, cheeses. Honestly I enjoyed everything that I bought and brought home or sat and ate there. Lol!

Neighbourhood grocery store. Lots of groceries, food, flowers and frozen stuff. Cut fruits and dry…read moregoods. This new store is nice and clean. Service is friendly. Familiar faces. Very comforting to have them back.

Little grocery store right across from Davisville station. I was in the area and popped in here to…read moretake a look and they have plenty of fresh fruits and veggies. They also have a dedicated fridge for fresh florals as well. I picked up a deal for blackberries, 3 small boxes for $5 on my way home.

to be honest this metro has sucked for yeeaars. I had a boyfriend who lived on major street close…read moreby ten years ago and we complained about it then. now i live in the annex and it is just as bad. if you drive, the independent city market on college or fresh co on bathurst are much nicer. for most of us in the area it is the only grocery store around for those staple items you can't get in koreatown. I pretty much still go to metro for the convenience of it being walking distance.

I shop at this location often. There are a few staff members who are always unpleasant. I went to a…read moreline to cash out and the cashier abruptly and angrily, said to the guy in front of me, "I'm closed after you. I'm closed." She aggressively told him to turn over the sign so that I would see it as she continued to look at me and again in such a rude manner, "I'm closed." As I walked away, I told her to please be nice. This isn't the first time she's been mean to me. I don't get it. Now when I see her, I just walk the other way. I can't stand the energy. Another staff person has attitude every single time our paths cross. Never cracks a smile. She acts like she's working for the C.I.A. Enough already! Honestly, there are only a few people that stand out to me - an older woman who is always super helpful, always kind...and god knows, she's had her share of crappy customers. They do exist...but I'm not one of them. There's a kind and helpful staff person at the self-check out who is always amazing, too. I never feel attacked when I ask her for help!! I thought numerous times to stop going but I'm not going to let some rotten apples stop me when there are others who make it worthwhile to shop there.

As a supporter of The Stop, I'm familiar with the organization and not surprised that this place is…read moreclose to a kind of market utopia. "Bobos in paradise" for a good cause. Bright young people trawlin' the stalls and tasting treats in between shopping for veg. Young families with their kids frolicking about in the gardens and playgrounds. Old hippies telling stories and advocating for their causes. Beautiful dogs running around and enjoying some reasonably priced artisanal dog treats. ...I may have just made up that part about the dog treats, but this probably does or will exist here. There is a great balance of vendors, ranging from the esoteric (e.g. Kiriki Press DIY embroidery doll kits) to the absolutely delicious (e.g. ChocoSol's Southern Mexican inspired drinking chocolate: Xocolatl). And psst: although The Stop's Farmers' market takes place every Saturday, the Barns Art Market only happens one Saturday a month from May to October (with a special holiday market in December). If you visit the barns on these particular days you will get to enjoy a delightful double market! Can't Stop Won't Stop!

I really enjoy coming here, though I know it as the Wychwood Farmer's Market (not The Stop's Green…read moreBarn...). There are vendors who hit other weekly markets as well. Prices are market-fair. No gluten-free hot spots, however. My favourite place to get a large amount of green/yellow/purple beans for $4.50 is here (they are/were also at the Dufferin Grove Farmer's Market on Tuesdays). I have a new favourite spot to pick up round, light purple and white "Sicilian" eggplants. Not to be confused with the thicker-skinned dark purple "Italian" eggplants. There's one place with doughnuts made with coconut oil. I've been tempted to try them ($5/dozen), but since when can doughnuts be "good" for us. Also, I stood there watching the little doughnuts float to the top... and found my body picking up the smell. I will definitely be back here... I'm a farmer's marketophile, a sucker for organic good, and getting as close as I can to food sources.