This is the smallest standalone convenience store I've ever seen! The few aisles are…read morewell-organized. The solo female staff is very courteous. There is self-serve Tim Hortons coffee. Lottery tickets are also sold here. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid street parking. Review 2022-127

This Circle K is attached to an Esso gas station. It also has a Tim Hortons inside. It is…read moremid-sized, brightly lit, and clean. The cashier is courteous. I bought a lottery ticket. After I paid, I was searching for a specific drink flavour and couldn't find it. The cashier left his spot and went to the drinks fridge to get find it for me. It turns out they are almost out of it and it was at the very back; it didn't slide forward as drink cans usually do. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There is free parking in their private parking lot. Review 2023-043

This is a very small convenience store, tucked away on the north side of Pinnacle Centre condos. It…read morefelt crowded in there but the aisles were wide enough for a single person to pass through. They appear to sell things commonly found at a convenience store. They sell lottery tickets. If you happen to want to pay for the tickets by credit card, you can pay an extra $0.50 or buy another food item. The 2 staff were courteous. There is no free WiFi. The store is no wheelchair accessible (aisles are too narrow). There are no customer washrooms. Review 2022-109

This is a very small convenience store. It is only slightly bigger than the one at 800 Bay St…read more They sell all the usual items at an INS Market but in smaller quantities. They also sell lottery tickets. The lady at the cash register is courteous. Review 2023-341

This is a mid-sized convenience store. It is located at the east end of Atrium on Bay on the lower…read morefloor near the Dundas Subway entrance. I have mostly been there for lottery tickets. Service has always been courteous. On 2023-03-31, I happened to meet the owner. This store was opened 2019-08-20. He told me he also owns the INS Market at College Park. I've been there too! There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is limited paid street parking, but there is a parking garage at Atrium on Bay. Review 2023-065

This Circle K is attached to an Esso station. It is the smallest-sized convenience store you can…read morehave. The cashier is at one end occupying about 25% of the small building. There are two aisles that people can move along. They sell salty snacks, beef jerky, candy bars, etc. There is a Tim Hortons Express where you serve yourself coffee and/or donuts/muffins. Since it is an Express, they don't access Tim Hortons loyalty or give cards. They also sell lottery tickets. However, it is so crowded that if you had to mark up lottery tickets (eg Lotto 6/49 or Lotto MAX), you would block one of aisles very near the entrance! The staff was courteous. During pandemic times, there is plexiglass and staff wear masks. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washrooms accessible from the outside with a key from the staff. There is a private parking lot. Review 2022-022 You can also find me on Instagram @chuan_chee. Thanks.

I've been going here since I was about 7 years old on my bike to buy freezies and sour keys when it…read moreused to be Town and Country. Not much has changed over the years here, they've expanded out a bit into your basic produce, and still have the friendly service they've always had. It's a great place to buy your lottery tickets over the chains (support your local businesses) and they make really good sandwiches. Grab a bun, bring it to the deli and tell them what you want on it. They're reasonably priced and always taste fresh. If you live in the area Stop & Go (though I still call it Town and Country) should be all-too-familiar, and if it isn't, go check it out, grab a blue jumbo freezie regardless of your age and support a local business that's been around since at least the early 90s.

This for the bakery alone. I don't remember what it was called before or if it has changed names…read morein the past 10 to 15 years, but we used to come here all the time for very good, fresh deli at cheap prices and get the croissants, which I think were 4 for $1.00 at that point. Obviosuly with inflation, price had to go up and is now 3 for $1.00, which is still a great price. These croissants were huge, crispy, fresh and buttery. They are so good. I haven't tried any of their other baked goods, but if they are just as good, then this place totally rocks! GET THE CROISSANTS! YEAH....THAT'S MY POINT.

Yesterday, I was looking for a Circle K store after running an errand near the Oakville-Mississauga…read moreborder. I did a search and found this one close to Erin Mills Shopping Centre. This Circle K is attached to an Esso gas station. Along with the Tim Hortons drive-thru and the car wash, everything takes up a lot of real estate. They are all spread out more than most with this setup. It's a busy business. There was a huge lineup at the Timmy's drive-thru that's a part of this Circle K. I squeaked by and pulled into a parking spot steps away from the door. Most gas pumps were occupied. The car wash was equally as busy. This Circle K-Esso combo is popular for at least two reasons. It's close to the mall. It's also close to highway 401, which was what I took eastbound to make another stop and ultimately head home. I had digital coupons to redeem. I headed inside and had no problem finding bottled water and peanuts. There was a mom-son duo ahead of me. The son seemed extremely indecisive as to what drinks he wanted to get. I saw him go back and forth four times before he settled on a single drink. I didn't mind the wait. Normally, I am taking a while to redeem my coupons. I felt good knowing that he took longer. It was finally my turn. The man at the counter was fine. Not friendly. Not mean. He seemed indifferent. I scanned all coupons. I then scanned my PC Optimum barcode off my phone, and then paid for my peanuts with my debit card. Done! I thanked the man. I got no response. I left the store. I feel like everyone keeps to themselves in this neighbourhood. I parked next to a car whose driver was asleep the entire time that I was here. Poor guy. He was out cold, likely colder than my bottled drinks. I'd drop by again. It had everything that I needed, with a bonus sleepyhead. (41)