The Runnymede United church parking lot hosts this popular neighborhood market, which welcomes…read morelocal vendors from the GTA, Niagara and beyond each week from May to October. Every week, you'll find live music, family activities, fresh fruits and veggies, pastries and some tasty dishes being cooked on-site. Arrive early, because this market gets picked over pretty quickly!

The ONLY nice thing I can say about this dingy hole in the wall shop is that their prices are…read moresomewhat reasonable, taking the fact that they are located in the expensive area of the Beaches (Toronto) into consideration, which isn't saying much. They are as RUDE as shop keepers come. I smile, say "hows your day", et., and I get a scowl in return. Not sometimes, ALWAYS. Please do NOT ever even contemplate buying flowers from this shop! If a $24 Orchid mysteriously dies within 3 days on you - it absolutely must be your fault! (mine generally last longer than a mont) Forget about getting your money back or a replacement. It may even be suggested to you that you have picked the flowers and buds off on purpose? In other words - you are insane! Your home is too hot? You don't have a receipt because they are not in habit of giving out receipts. You may get one if you unequivocally demand one. If dare suggest that there may have been something wrong with the Orchid (or probably anything they sell), you may just find yourself banned from this place and the lovely accommodating people who work here. Good riddance! Adieu!

LEGENDARY MARKET, come here NOW. i love this market because of how tasty and succulent the produce…read moreis, it is delicious and succulent because of all the flavors and succulency. the service was EXTRAORDINARY, all my needs and questions were met, they did not discriminate on me for being a furry femboy who came IN COSTUME. they simply do not view some customers over others. the store was clean and smelt like succulent produce and cherry seed roses. the store made me so happy i almost soiled my 3000 dollar fursuit. the store owners liked me and decided to pay for all my food ( which only costed them 15 bucks for the 7 pounds of broccoli and cabbage that i bought).

Came back again 2 years later. They have a new carrot juice recipe which was very enticing! The…read morefruits and vegetables are high quality as usual, and the pumpkins are very fresh.

Love this store. Great produce and also stocks the basics.very clean and produce is fresh and local…read morewhen possible. There is parking at the back of the store.

This green grocer doesn't even have a sign, but the large expanse of fruits and vegetables under…read moreits big orange awning is, I suppose, all the sign you really need. Unlike the other fruit and vegetable stores along Bloor West, these guys probably have half their wares outside the store, and half inside (which is still not too small). Another thing that JZ has going for it is that it's right outside the entrance to Jane Subway Station; if you're coming into the neighborhood by TTC (and need to grab some produce on the way), it's super-convenient, at very competitive prices.

Here we are in December and I am eating strawberries that taste like sun ripened August, for 2.99…read more Two packs of blueberries for 4 bucks. Arugula, green onions, kale, bananas, peppers, and some flowers. Total under $20. And the service is fast and so friendly. I think because so many people shop here, the produce turnover is high, and thus everything is fresh. I love this place.

The plus side.. Quality and better priced fruit than any…read moregrocery store in Toronto. Downside Terrible debit system, cords wrapped around the cramped cashier.. if u see that line with more than 5/6; leave.

Economy is the word here, don't expect nice lighting and and an in-store Starbucks. But who goes to…read morea green grocer to hang out anyway? There is so much variety you can always find something fresh if you're the kind of person who plans meals around which veg are looking good. 20$ will can get you a couple bags of produce without the long lines of No Frills. Their bundles of coriander and parsley are particularly generous. Note this place is cash only.

Great quality produce at the best prices in the city. Not as good a selection as the Chinatown…read moregrocery stores, but less of a madhouse. They only take cash.,

Always great here. The best produce in Kensington hands down…read more Also, great prices. You really can't go wrong. A pack of mixed mushrooms for under $2... organic fresh asparagus at $4 a bunch in the summer .... you get the picture. It's the closest best thing if you can't get to your farmers market for the week.

This is clearly the best spot to grab your veg and fruit. They also have a nice impulse selection…read moreof fresh herbs. Plenty of selection with some at rock bottom prices where the incentive is to move their product, rather than to maximize a profit. That's appreciated when you just need to cook and are not in the market for tourist activities. It's right across from Essence on the corner of Kensington beside rasta pasta. No need to go anywhere else, as they 'have it all'. Cash only.

This is my new favourite Farmers' Market! The family-friendly vibes at this park are always…read morewelcoming, but yesterday was my first time experience the market. My hungry hippo and I got the delicious organic popsicles, and then I couldn't resist the 3/$5 pierogi deal at the table right next door. I will certainly be returning for produce, lamb and just about everything else you need to start your week off right. What a perfect little Monday pocket of Parkdale!

What a gem! This place knocked my socks off…read more I've been to the park many times but the other week, I happened to stumble upon the farmer's market! I am a big fan of Dufferin Grove and found this one to be right up to par, with a lot of the same smiling faces and many new supplies to meet! It was the eve of Thanksgiving Monday. I ended up picking up some sunchokes, fresh dill and blue oyster mushrooms from a fabulous mushroom man. There are a great variety of booths and you can get many hot items too, so it would just be a great place to stop by for a good snack or dinner. The piece de resistance? Upon walking up to Oakridge's Finest booth, I saw pumpkin pie! We locked eyes and the man said, "My wife baked these this morning and these are my last two pies". SOLD. sold. sold. My friend picked up the second last one. He held onto them for us while we continued our shopping. And that, my friends, is why farmer's markets are the best.