the new generation of Convenience Stores is now INS market, a really good news stand/pit stop that…read moremore then likely has something for everyone, when im in this neighborhood i will definately swing by this location to pick up a drink or a treat to make my trip better. the service here is good, the staff are friendly, and the shop is always clean. i have to take a star off however, they have amazing stock, but the store itself is tiny and hard to walk around. transit options are the 505 dundas streetcar directly, with the st. Patrick subway station and 510 spadina streetcar both being indirect options with a bit of a walk, st. Patrick being close, and the spadina streetcar stop being further away. parking options would be on side streets and private above and below lots in the neighborhood. would go out of my way to come to this store and i hope no one else is inside so i don't have to fight to grab what i need for my journey!

Another Canadian grocery store. This one was pretty nice…read morebut a little more expensive on some items. We just bought pop & snacks for our video game night. The employees were a lot nicer here than at Metro, which is where we usually go for groceries. For some reason, I can't seem to remember very much about this store, except the pop was expensive. I know it was a decent store, but my memory is failing me.

Very nice, clean and organize. There is a security on site just incase something bad happen…read more Similar to a small Kroger if you are from the US. It has everything you need, price is ok.

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)

Andrew and his workers are very friendly which makes it more than a convenience store. It's like…read moreBrent's place on Corner Gas, well it feels easy and friendly like that to me. Say hi to Andrew and strike up a conversation, you'll remember what it was like to be more than a customer.

much love to andrew who is the owner/manager of this mart…read more always has belmonts, marlboros (canadian ofc!), or whatever brand im feeling that day in stock. stocks the peach flavoured arizona iced tea just on my request. if your reading this andrew, thanks for never leaving me without my nicotine and sugar fix!

This is a medium sized Circle K, located at the cornerof Danforth Ave and Pape Ave. It is a…read morestandalone store so it has it's own brand of coffee and hot chocolate. The interior is brightly lit, not crowded, tidy and clean. I'm going to start going to Circle K for their $0.79 and $0.99 Polar Pop since McDonald's $1.00 pop is ending soon. Customer service was courteous. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. Review 2022-104

Cashier barked at me that the washroom was closed when I asked to wash my hands. They took a cell…read morephone call as I was mentioning the nacho cheese machine was empty. Stared at me blankly. Couldn't have been more disinterested in the customers who came in. The Circle K at Sherbourne and Danforth has friendly, cheerful people working behind the counter.

I've been here a couple times before, but always for the bubble tea. Its taro milk bubble tea is…read morethe best for when you're craving the fake, artificial flavoured stuff. I used to come here often as a child, so it really brings back nostalgic memories. Five stars for the bubble tea! My mom and I decided to come here and try the lunch bentos today. There's no sit-in area, so be prepared to either take out the food, or eat on the uncomfortable chairs and tables outside. She got a grilled pork bento, whereas I ordered the three cup chicken bento. Each cost $6.50. With their combos, bubble tea comes at a $0.50 discount so obviously we got a drink as well! To be very frank and honest, the bentos weren't worth their price at all. Some pieces of meat and a marinated egg came on a bed of rice, along with some boiled frozen vegetables (corn and broccoli, cauliflower, carrots). My mom's bento had very little meat, and mine had a more generous serving of chicken. However, my rice came doused with the three cup marinade, while my mom's rice was thoroughly coated in oil (kinda nasty). I typically am a huge fan of marinated eggs, but I found this particular one to be overly salty! Next time, I am definitely sticking to ordering only the bubble tea...

Got the marinated meat on rice - it was delicious, came fast, was steaming hot, and was cheap (less…read morethan 10 dollars). Good serving size too. I will definitely be coming back here, the couple that runs the shop are very kind and lovely. There are tables outside of the shop to sit down and eat. Note that if you are going to try this shop, they don't accept credit cards, only cash and debit cards.

Good place, Best in market in terms of authentic/Iraqi…read moreconvenience store, but too pricey, and that's simply because they do not have any competition! Variety is okay, it used to be much better before, they seem to be downgrading their inventory a bit.

Welcome to Baghdad. With a middle eastern craving for some…read morespices and sweets I knew this place would have my fix. This little market has a lot of things to meet most of your needs. Picked up some Zatar, sesame cookies, and lebaneh. Great choice if you are in the Vaughan area.

Hola Amigo, donde esta los Mr Noodles?…read more The only reason I know this place is called Amigo convenience is because it appears so often on my debit card statement. Otherwise there's really no way to tell this place has a name. It's a typical Toronto convenience store. Packed to the rafters with household needs, strange odds and ends, Chinese porn and ramen packets. I've really come to cherish these quirky establishments, and think they're an urban centre institution. New York thinks their bodegas are intriguing places of silliness and mystery, but they have nothing on Toronto variety stores. Nothing. This place gets some Pepper Pizzazz Points for also selling tiny glittery hats in many colours. They're my favourite random drunk purchase and add glamour to any dive bar in the hood. Tip of the tiny cap to Amigo.