Not recommended. Be very careful, most of the food expired at least 2 years. The owner really…read moredoesn't care. All he cares it's about filling up the shelves so the store doesn't look empty.

I really like this store they have a great selection of items from a few different Latin American…read morecountries.

This Forest Green Square convenience store as verified by the friendly owner is known as Convenient…read more+ or BJ Convenience. Both signs grace the outside of this venue. I'm picking up a lotto ticket, however drinks, snacks, etc are available. There's an ATM on-site too. Support these small businesses and stay safe.

After I had fetched food from Plates & Bowls, I was ready to head home. I had a voucher to redeem…read moreat Circle K. I saw this store that's a part of an Esso gas station. It's on the northwest corner of Leslie Street and Wellington Street East. I pulled into the gas station. There are roughly seven parking spots in front of the store. All were taken, except for the one that requires an accessible parking permit. Instead, I parked next to the car wash. I started a brief trend, as another driver did the same thing. This convenience store is the largest Circle K that I have ever visited. On my left was a fairly large Tim Hortons. The Froster and Polar Pop machines were next to it. I needed to get a couple of Frosters. The flavour selection was decent. I did two medium Frosters. One had Mountain Dew major melon as the base and Sour Patch Kids sour cherry blasters on top. My other drink was all Barq's cream soda. The right side of the store had everything else. It looked vast. The cold beverages took up an entire wall that felt endless as I was standing in line to pay for my drinks. I got to the counter and said hi to the man. I scanned my coupon first. I had my PC Optimum barcode scanned first, and then paid with a credit card. Done! I find that some Circle K stores have straws available to the public and others don't. I asked this man whether there were straws. He let me know that they were to the right of the Polar Pop machine. I thanked him and wished him a happy new year. I headed over to get a couple of straws. They are paper ones, but they tend to be better than most that disintegrate after a couple of hours. I enjoyed both Frosters. The one with melon and sour cherry worked nicely. I liked getting watermelon first, with hints of sour cherry that strengthened in flavour as I continued to indulge. My favourite is anything that is cream soda. I love Barq's. The Froster version is yummy. I had a decent experience here. I hope to get a real parking spot the next time I'm here. (2)

No frills convenience store. Looks like people mostly stop in for lottery tickets…read more Location: In a plaza in Newmarket. Ooh it's near big bone bbq so while you are waiting for your delicious bbq you can stop in and try your luck at winning 60 million in the lottery (or buy some hickory sticks mmmm hickory sticks) Parking: Plaza in Newmarket so free and lots. The goods: Convenience store stuff. Pop, chips, lottery tickets, ice cream, and shelves of stuff I never really looked at Staff : They are nice. I think it might be the owners who work it

I've been frequenting this variety store for quite a while now and have no complaints. The staff is…read morecourteous, the variety of things available is satisfactory and the prices are okay.

This place is awesome. Their baked goods are great and their coffees are delicious. Want a summer…read moretreat? Grab their tasty dole whip that changes up weekly. It really is something for everyone with such welcoming and friendly staff. A bit of seating for those who want to hang about and read the funny mugs and signs they have on sale, or take your stuff over to the convenient and awesome park next door.

A true hidden gem! Yours Conveniently is a cute little cafe/ convenience store that has many local…read morevendors/ products for purchase. Their selection includes: candles, books, snacks, mugs, etc. The cafe also has a variety of drinks, sweets and pastries to choose from.

I worked as a cashier at this store from June to December. I was hired by the current owner named…read moreLarry. At some point, he stopped paying me (and not just me). This went on for several months. Eventually, the owner stopped giving any of us shifts, explaining it by saying that "business is soft." So, if he decides to sell this store and you're a potential buyer, be aware that you could end up losing your money.