Small store, but stocked with pretty much everything you need to make most meals. There are many To…read moreGo options ranging from pastas and pizza to stir fry kits and curries. Being in downtown Toronto prices are a little higher than the equivalent item in the suburbs, but otherwise I was impressed with the produce available here.

The pizza server on Feb. 20, 2024 @ 12:25 pm was very opinionated and in need of better customer…read moreservice training badly!!!! Her demeanor can turn customers away. There was another lady in front of me and she did not get her pizza unscathed by her "can do better than this job attitude.". She was wearing a Burka (good thing, I did not see how annoyed she was when I specifically asked for a slice). By which she replied, "why, they are all the same!?". They were not. Some slices had more mushrooms which I had chosen. Shitty customer service. Frankly, she should find a different job since she feels serving pizza to customers is so beneath her. Give this job to someone who will serve customers with a smile and gratitude. Install a camera for further proof that this woman needs to be replaced ASAP.

We had a bad experience at a big box store in the area and decided to do further grocery shopping…read moreat a local grocery store. Metro seemed to have fresh fruit and vegetables and a clean store to me. I went there at least 4 times while vacationing in Toronto and did not have any issues with the store or the service or the pricing and quality of the food. I recommend this Metro location if you are in the area. There is plenty of parking and the carts are free.

My husband and I have used our local Metro store for about five years because of its convenience,…read morebeing situated just across the road from where we live. However, it always appears that we are under over-zealous scrutiny from security and staff each time we visit. We have no idea why...we spend a lot of money each time we shop and certainly don't act in a suspicious manner. Perhaps it's because we are a mixed-race couple, maybe dress too casually or are considered scruffy, too fat, too old, or a combination of biases? I understand a rise in the cost of grocery items correlates to a rise in shoplifting, but seriously, enough is enough already. We have experienced a plethora of odd incidents relating to staff following us, scrutiny from till operatives as we walk down each aisle and staff has literally breathed down our necks at the self-checkout, even when putting on my gloves after paying. Although we have joked about this problem, the realization that this does not happen elsewhere has clinched the decision to call it quits and not visit the store again. I believe it's better to have some self-respect and not allow retail employees to treat you in this manner... so Metro at 221 Lloyd Manor Rd, Etobicoke can go and do one...maybe hassle someone else with their "isms" for a change.

This is not about the Metro store, but the Metro delivery…read more Started with their delivery service in the pandemic and they used to have great delivery when they used their own drivers and trucks. With the trucks, we got guaranteed temperature control, accurate updates on delivery with tracking, and they used their own crates to hand deliver your groceries to the door- no bags or boxes. Now Metro uses 3rd party delivery which only uses reusable bags for your groceries - absolutely ridiculous. At least PC express uses cardboard boxes and voila uses paper bags. Moreover, there are no longer accurate and regular updates on our orders and there's even been discrepancies on correct delivery windows. Don't have a problem with the brick and mortar store, but will not be renewing my subscription for delivery again anymore.

Metro is a fine neighborhood grocery store that has just about everything you'd need except maybe…read moreliquor but I suppose there're laws blocking that. But they did have some beer to my liking. Taking a stroll around the store, I noticed a fine selection of produce and fresh meat plus a hot food counter and deli. Snacks too. The space is clean and bright and easy to navigate. All the employees I interacted with were pleasant. If I lived nearby, I'd stop by often.

Pretty big grocery store, absolutely love the hot Cheetos here!!!…read more The service is ok and the bathrooms are horrendous, I couldn't even step into it without walking straight back out, honestly smells worse than a port a potty.

This store sometimes has in-store prices that are higher than advertised prices in their own…read morecurrent kosher flyer. This store refused to honour the Scanner Price Accuracy Code where the customer gets the item free up to $10 if the item scans at a higher price at the cashier.

Nice clean store with unique products.. chocolate oranges! Huge POM pomegranates, great assortment…read moreof artesian water.

Love this location because their hours are great! also have…read morethe freshest fruit and produce. I come each week

It's clean and a large grocery store. I enjoy their Flashflood offerings as I've always received…read moregood quality items.

Excellent grocery store. Exceptionally clean, friendly staff. The food is always fresh, and there…read moreis an exceptional amount of variety! I also enjoy the ample availability of kitchen supplies!

This is a somewhat new location of this supermarket. I had only visited their original location a…read morecouple of times (both haphazard so didn't get a chance to explore) as its not convenient for moi. So with a holiday Sunday on hand and pretty much everything closed and a need to pickup a dessert this visit and location made it an easy choice. For starters lets get this out of the way they are geared towards the high end so be prepared to pay $$$. Now where they redeem themselves is the quality of prepped food and variety. This store is decent sized and offers a decent space to show their large variety. Decent produce as well. I had heard good things about their baked and prepped items (chicken pot pie got high praise from the foodie forum). Not wanting to roam around long (hey a (K)N95 or not I am not risking anything by staying longer than I need to indoors) grabbed strawberry rhubarb pie and a tatziki for drop off (both got good reviews). I got to try a piece of the pie the next day and found it to be decent as it has good/few ingredients. Their potato chips are made in house and were tempting despite the high $. I had to look the other way at check out line as covid lbs are already piling up. So visit this store but hold on to your wallet as well as things will add up real quick.

I can't say I am too impressed with the Summerhill Market Location. It's pretentious and over…read morepriced and the security guard they have there what with Covid can be a lot friendlier. And them being the point of first contact with the customers it's essential for them to reflect the establishment in a positive way. Went here last week and the security guard spoke to someone I went with, asked if we lived in the same house, that person said yes, yet the distinction is, we live in separate apartments within the house. I was waiting outside, in the line, while the other person I came with went in, I didn't receive proper communication from the security guard to let me know why I was waiting outside, as those behind me went in ahead of me, 3 people all at once in fact. Their capacity is small, 13, so it's a capacity that I would think fills up relatively quickly. It wasn't until after all 3 people went in that I inquired as to why. There was a severe misunderstanding as the person I went there with said we live in the same household, even though we reside in different apartments within the house, which would then mean we live in different households. After I clarified with the security guard, I was granted entry and there was no apology at all from her (assuming they identify in this way). Perhaps she didn't feel it was warranted, I don't know what was going on in this person's mind, or other factors that may have influenced either their performance or overall persona that day. I understand these days people who have positions that are security guards, gatekeepers and the like are doing there jobs by asking the questions outlined by the government of Canada and maintaining so, with a serious demeanour. However there is a nice way to go about doing that, you can be friendly and still do your job. Unfortunately that was not my experience here and it's extremely off putting. Communication to me is the most important thing and it happened later than was ideal. It could be listed on the Summerhill Market sign, "one per household", yet that's not even mentioned. And it's important so other people, and everyone really knows. The same thing happened to two others as I was exiting, only one of them could come in to shop, I get it, it's a small location, with a small capacity and why bring 2 people when really only 1 is needed (according to the government), yet this is just another way to individualize our society and separate the togetherness even within households and families, whos to say that those two people who came in after I left, who were older, needed to make decisions together, you know? even partners preparing meals? sometimes it's nice to be able to have a second opinion. Overall, the security guard could've come out and chatted with me too, to verify or confirm the information she was provided. It seemed to be a little awkward and confusing and I actually don't understand why she didn't come out to communicate anything. I have to say, aside from this little less than favourable encounter, SummerHill does have a rather large and interesting collection of a variety of foods. Their assortment of organic spices is rather large, their array of baked goods is impressive. Although I would warn, some of their labels to not be accurate, look out for the price listed for one item, when they clearly have 2 items in a bag, ie their cheese buns. I mainly came here the other day for something they no longer even carry, the ELXR juices, apparently they went out of business, through no fault of Summerhill Market, yet that was disappointing, as my intention for visiting wasn't even fulfilled and I turned out to have a pretty shitty experience. And here's a review of their seafood soup from a friend: SEAFOOD (?) SOUP !? Summer hill market stinks! I'm not sure what kind of chefs' they have preparing their meal take aways, but they are awfully bland and rather expensive! They describe themself as a 'high quality specialty shop' and the only thing special about it is their outrageous prices! Purchased an overpriced 1L jar of prepared seafood hot and sour soup. 1) $14, when I can get a 1L jar of soup elsewhere for $7.50 2) Calling the soup seafood is deception as there are only tiny shrimps and fishpaste. It'd be more accurate to call it shrimp soup! 3) There was no heat to a soup that is entitled, HOT & sour 4) PUT SOME DAMN FISH, SCALLOPS, LOBSTER OR CRAB. . . at least a second hearty HIGH QUALITY seafood ingredient! DISAPPOINTING, SHAMEFUL AND AN OUTRAGE!

QUEEN & GLADSTONE -- Mediocrity seems good enough for this…read morestore's manager. I just returned to the Gladstone/Queen FreshCo to return the Piller's Montreal Smoked Meat sandwich packets I bought yesterday. My daughter noticed it was slimy and smelled bad when she opened it. The best before expiry date was September 28, 2023--3-1/2 weeks past due. I returned it and spoke with the manager who inspected my sales receipt from yesterday, October 22, 2023. He didn't say much other than I should exchange it at the checkout. I asked how this happens and he said the part time staff probably missed it. I went to get a replacement and found ANOTHER EXPIRED packet from September 28! When I showed it to him he shrugged and said the dates are actually suggestions. I raised my voice when I assured him the meat was slimy and smelled bad and he was minimizing a problem. It was a health concern. He asked me to leave.

Terrible customer service. I was looking for a specific type of bread (Stonemill Bakehouse's '21…read moreGrains'). I called ahead and asked to speak to bakery and then if they could confirm that was in stock, the person on the line said they knew that specific type of bread and confirmed it was in stock. I asked them to ensure it was '21 grains' as they have flavors like multigran, 3-grain, 11-grain and 12-grain which can be confusing if you do a quick look-bye. They reiterated they have '21 grains' so I said I'd be coming from far away, do they have alot in stock and I was assured yes there was alot. I trekked half an hour through a winter storm to get there, only to find out they had zero in stock. Thanks for the time wasted!