Visiting Danforth Market on weekend to check out varieties of different mangos in summertime were…read morefun. Got some soft & super ripe kent mangos on clearance(?) section to smoothies & haden mangos for mango salad! Looks like Chinese owned but they had a lot of carribean stuff as well.

It used to be a great market although many didn't speak English well. Now the new people are RUDE…read moreRUDE RUDE This place has a good stock of fresh fruits and vegetables. The meat? No.. I don't like the way it's stocked, handled or the way it smells.

My favourite store where they have the best fresh fruits and veggies and my go to place to buy…read morebeautiful flowers for myself

This spot is for sure a budget friendly shop. For $23.51 I got:…read more- tomatoes - 2 batches of organic blueberries - bag of Meyer lemons - brussel sprouts - cucumber - cantaloupe - oranges - avocado - carrots I would have bought more, but I was running out of hands! The quality of produce here is fantastic (I am reminded of the Seinfeld episode where Jerry and Kramer get banned....that kind of good). Better than what you can get at a regular grocery store, and its cheap. You can go next door to the small Loblaws and get the rest of your groceries, but buy your produce here. With a TD across the street, a multitude of coffee shops nearby...why go anywhere else?!

Vincenzo's is a family-owned small grocer that has served the area on the East end of Danforth…read moreAvenue for decades. There is something sublime and comforting about grocery stores like this. First, there's the family aspect. Pride of ownership shines in the warm service and upkeep of the store. Secondly, years of experience has packed great product selection into a small space. When was the last time you could buy produce, meat, dry grocery and your basic refrigerated goods within the same footprint of a Tim Horton's? Finally, as the name suggests, Vincenzo's also boasts an enticing and ever-evolving selection of Italian sundries. Their deli and imported grocery selection is curated with great care, quality, and a love of food. It may not fully replace your hyper market shopping habit but making Vincenzo's part of your routine is a great way to discover new products, support local business, and and put great food on your table.

I've shopped here three times in the last two weeks. This is…read morea genuine family grocery store with a distinctive Italian slant. I enjoy the good service, attention to detail and the good prices. The butcher counter at the back of the store offers very good quality meat. I enjoy the deli counter at the front. I also found that the quality of the spices they sell are excellent and the prices on them better than average You've got to do your self a favour and shop here

I like this store. They have a great selection of fresh local fruit and vegetables, a big variety…read moreof food and the staff is super nice. The location is great as well. Everything I need in a store. Very enjoyable. Price is good too. Thanks Fruitland!

This looks like your typical small Chinese grocery store in Chinatown. It is packed with grocery…read moreproducts in every nook and cranny. Inside the lights are lower than in a big chain grocery store. They also sold potted plants and cut flowers. Prices are the same or slightly better than at a big chain grocery store. For example, I wanted to buy a bag of cherries. There were two prices, $2.99/lb and $4.99/lb. The difference was that the more expensive cherries were bigger in size. There were fruits displayed outside the store, like the cherries. When I was there, the cherries were in the shade. However, the temperature was 31C with humidex of 38C; are fruit affected by humidex? I suspect they are. But if the strong was shining o  it, I worry about the fruit getting over ripe. My cherries were OK for the $2.99/lb price I paid. At my first set of 25 cherries, one was rotten. The sweetness level varied from cherry to cherry. They sold all the typical fruit and vegetables, without having any Chinese vegetables or fruit. This is in Greektown, after all. It is best to use cash. There is a charge of $0.25 for debit, so that's acceptable. There is some minimum purchase for credit cards, but I don't remember the rules. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible (aisles top narrow). There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-217

I absolutely LOVE Fruit King. Here's why:…read more The produce is always fresh and somehow always seems to taste miles better than what I get at big chain grocery stores. Not to mention it's dirt cheap. I eat A LOT of fruits and veggies, which can get pretty pricey...thanks to Fruit King I can afford to feed myself :) And the good doesn't stop there. For such a tiny hole-in-the-wall market they still manage to have a great variety of produce. I should mention though that if you're looking for a fully stocked grocery you've come to the wrong place. However, they do carry things are difficult to find in regular groceries (for example, lemon grass...I can NEVER find lemon grass!). And you'll find other goodies besides fruits and veggies-- cheap spices, dry noodles, Asian cooking sauces, canned/jarred goods, dried fruit, etc. As far as service goes it's top-notch. The cashiers ring-in and bag your purchases at the speed of light. Fruit King is just plain delicious!

I typically don't shop for groceries in places other than the grocery store and very rarely,…read moreChinatown but I have been noticing the fresh fruits and vegetables that this place is displaying now that the weather has been improving. I just purchased 2 tubs of fresh organic strawberries for $3! Steal! That is way cheaper than St. Lawrence Market. I will keep my eye out for similar deals whenever I pass this place again. The inside of the store looks very similar to a Chinatown store setup, with a scale and 1 cashier at the front that quickly processes the transactions. It's true, there's no service provided here, and the area where they place the vegetable looks quite dingy but the freshness of their produce and price is what the 4 stars are for.

I am writing a review of this Fruit store as I have shopped there previously. I must say the staff…read moreare polite, professional, and, above courteous-One amongst the many positives I have besides the produce. I can only say that "Hey how are you?" is a great form of customer service from the workers who show that they take pride in their work. I have only positive comments to say and, this place gets my business-Hands down from now on. I bought some Nectarines and, a bag of Grapes-the best I have ever had from a nice lady employee and, thanks to her and, the staff!!. Have a Great Week!!.

This place has improved tremendously since its most recent reopening. The market is always…read morewell-maintained and organized, and the workers are very helpful. The old market was very cramped and had poor lighting, and I was always reluctant to shop there. The new owners are much more friendly. The products are fresh and the selection is good. It's much better than shopping at Metro in terms of price and quality. My only complaint is that the shop is a little small and can get very crowded at peak hours. You can't really shop in one half of the shop because there is a line up of customers.

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

Neighborhood gem with such a friendly service. Good quality cheese and prepared food!read more

A small gourmet shop close to Greenwood station, on the Danforth…read more The inside is small, but all the displays and counters/freezers are clean and new. They have a good selection of cheeses, assorted spreads, pickles, upscale chips and pretzels, and prepared foods, and a few more things. Prices are on par with a gourmet shop. The staff is really friendly and helpful. They even examined my jar of pickled onions and confirmed that a thing in it was sumac and if I was ok with that!