On the western edge of the area known as Danforth Village is this fruits and vegetables grocer…read morenamed Danforth Village (west of Main St.) You won't be confused because it has "Quality Fruits & Vegetables" included in its green & white store sign. I used to come down to this area to support this small business and dropped in for fresh berries for a super price compared to Sobeys a few doors down. Did so again today. Store staff aren't particularly brimming with friendliness but that's okay as the mission is to get high quality food for what each of us deems reasonable. Cash is king! Surcharge added for non-cash transaction.

This is my local green grocer. My go to place for fresh veggies at a good price…read more Everything here is broken down from larger packages. It is sorted and cleaned. Service is always a big thing for me. The operators and staff here are part of the neighbourhood. They know their customers and it is always busy. I like the quality of the veggies here and the fact that they treat you just as good if you're spending $50 or just buying an apple to snack on. You won't be disappointed here!

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

Lovely little store that has fresh fruits and veggies at reasonable prices but the clincher for me…read moreis their mini-nursery with so many lovely plants and flowers to look at. The plants are more expensive than some other similar stores but they do have a few plants that I haven't seen in other places. If I'm in the area I would be more inclined to buy my fruits and veggies here and see if they have gotten any new plants or flowers in.

Just checked this place out for the first time today - and I think I know where I'll be going for…read moremy fruits and veggies from now on! Good selection (by neighbourhood fruit market standards, anyway, since that is what this is), and very good prices - I spent about $20 and came away with my bike basket (one of the extra-deep "bottle baskets") heaped high enough with many kinds of fruits and vegetables that I was worried I'd lose some on the way home, plus a basket of Ontario peaches (which proved to perfectly ripe and more delicious than any I've ever gotten other than at farmers' markets) strapped to the rear carrier. Definitely worth checking out if you live in the area!

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.

We went here specifically for donuts, after reading that they had good ones. we ordered and few and…read morewere mostly pleased. They didn't have a classic glazed, which is what I prefer, but they had some cool options and they were mostly pretty good. I don't think I'd specifically recommend this place for its donuts, or feel the need to return for them, but they were decent. The service was okay.

Low key the best burritos wraps and salads on the block. This is my go to spot when I am grabbing…read morelunch, and the service is always friendly. They also have a pretty decent grocery selection; it's a bit pricey but you are getting a selection of high quality, sustainable foods. My favourite item on the menu is the breakfast burrito, which is equally as delicious with eggs or vegan-style with tempeh.

Fresh produce, bingsu (shaved ice with fruit) in the summer, and super friendly service!read more

A friend of mine recommended this place, who is a chef. They have a wide variety of fresh herbs,…read moremushrooms and other vegetables. Even found fresh poblano and Serano peppers.

"Oxford Fruit" is one of my nicknames actually, because I am from Oxford in England, and well,…read moreanyway. In the heart of the overpriced and hipstery Kensington Market, this large and noticeable fruit shop with an awesome name, has plenty of good products. Their oranges and bananas were tasty and fresh, and their kale was crisp and not at all wilted or mouldy. I really appreciate that. It's certainly not cheap, but it's worth it considering the quality of what they are selling.

Few Brussel sprouts, 4 oranges, green beens and handful grapes and few cherry tomatoes... easily…read morepay $18-$20 bucks anywhere else.. stb this store it was $62!! ‍ this is a tourist trap in the truest sense of the term. RIPOFF

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.

This is an Asian grocery and flower shop. It is the smallest that I've seen, being long and narrow…read more It is very clean, tidy, and bright, unlike most Asian grocery stores. There are fresh groceries (mostly fruit), refrigerated groceries, snacks, and cut flowers. Some of the fruit and snacks are imported, such as pomelo from China, strawberries from South Korea, and Oreos from China. Everything appears to be very fresh, except maybe the bananas. Prices seem reasonable, especially located in the downtown core. The customer service is courteous. It recently opened in Nov 2023. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2024-005

From the owner: Come in today for Exotic fruits, exotic snacks and fresh flowers!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!