This place is not like the outdoor farmers market I've visited but it sure has been around a long…read moretime. Indoor are about 8 shops, each with their targeted niche clientele. Come here to support local vendors selling pasta, meats, cheese, bread & pastries, handcrafts, honey, clothing, etc. Plenty of free parking.

This Farmers Market is the BEST. I always can find exactly what I want and the prices are…read morefantastic for what you are getting. The individual staff at each vendor are superb to deal with, especially at Stuart Carol's.

I have shopped at this store for over 30 years but not much in the last few years. Their prices…read moreused to be great but not anymore. Their selection has also declined. Very disappointing.

You really need to go here to discover the awesomeness yourself. Basically this is a HUGE…read morewarehouse-sized space with bulk food. But it's so much cooler than that. The bulk food is sold by weight so it's all in containers where you scoop what you want into a bag. (Definitely check out the pictures I posted!) The foods include: -Candy including candy bars (which I've never seen in bulk) and unusual gummy items (like fried eggs and belly buttons). -Chocolate -Snacks and nuts -Dried spices And REALLY random stuff like: -Powdered cheese sauce -Powdered beef broth And YUMMY looking stuff like: -Giant pieces of peanut brittle (it's weird to see something so big that is still bought by weight) Remember those places called "Sweet Factory" that were in every mall in the early 90s where they had all sorts of candy in every color and you just turned the crank for the amount you wanted and then were overcharged by weight? It's like that - but with ridiculously random things like powdered chicken gravy. I'm still really not doing this place justice - you better look at the photos. Imagine hundreds upon hundreds of random foods sold by weight. I've never actually bought anything here. I just like to run around and see what they have. Their prices seem reasonable, and they have some items that are so good my mother-in-law always comes here when she's in town. They also have a deli in the back and a few food products sold the "regular way" (a.k.a. not weighed at the counter). But one other can't miss thing is the giant statue of Mr. Peanut behind plexiglass when you first come in. I know it doesn't sound like it but it's really awesome - trust me.

This shop doesn't look like much (I thought it just looked like a fancy bulk barn), but my friend…read moreswears by it and insisted we pop by recently. The selection is incredible!! So much variety in such a small space. AND they let you sample stuff before you buy. I ended up with the dark chocolate covered blueberries (should've got more because I finished them at home within a few days -- sooo yummy!!) and dried chickpeas. Really great for healthy-ish snacks and gift baskets. I will definitely back when I am in this neighbourhood!

Excellent organic products. Fresh and healthy. Friendly customer service - the owner is very nice…read more This place is clean and bright! I really enjoy shopping here!! Must buy products: pistachios, dried cranberries, roasted macadamia nuts, honey roasted peanuts, honey roasted pecans.

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 dropped by around lunchtime on a weekend, and it was fairly busy with many shoppers looking for a…read moredeal. Very bare bones type of store, not much ambiance to be mentioned. There are some great bargains to be found, like 99¢ pickled peppers! However, be wary of the freezer section - many items were very expired and had significant frostburn. On my last visit, there was a lot of Halo Top, but none this time. It seems they cycle through whatever products are handed off from other places. It's worth dropping by now and then to see what new deals may be available.

My new favourite grocery store! Many rotating items and US items such as Dunkin' and trader joes…read more Make sure to check expiry/best before dates. Also they accept all forms of payment, but Visa will have a small fee but debt will not.

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.

Newly opened location of Galleria Supermarket is now open on Yonge in North York between Sheppard…read moreand Empress! Known as the largest Korean grocer in Canada, this location has all your usual products you can find including hot/prepared food section as well as a beauty section in the front. The prepared food section includes fried chicken, buns, sushi, breads, and other small snacks. Opened on May 8th where many people toured the space. Great supermarket for any of the Asian groceries you need! There definitely will be competition with the neighbouring smaller Korean grocery stores, however price wise, they are about the same. Definitely check out the new location if you can!

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