Amazing store. The staff is super nice. Fruits and vegetables department is great. The bakery,…read moreabsolute divine. The girls, especially the manager are awesome. Absolute fantastic selection of cheese and meats and fish. The store is large and clean. Very well maintained and managed.

First of all, grocery workers are front lines workers these days and I want to send them love and…read moregratitude for keeping the doors open and providing food to people who are seriously freaked. This IGA - aside from being amazing in all the ways I described in my original review - seems to be setting the standard for how to properly operate under the current conditions so I wanted to share in the hopes of other grocery stores following their lead. When you arrive here, all the doors are closed except for one and when you enter that one there's a portable handwashing station like you'd see outside portopotties at a festival. So everyone is washing their hands as they enter. Then they are given a cart which has just been wiped down by the staff. Staff are also circulating wiping down the handles of fridge doors etc. Cashiers are using sanitizer between every customer and as you leave your cart is immediately wiped down again. This loving attention will save lives in our community and I really really appreciate it.

This Metro is my favorite grocery store because of the people who work there. They're all friendly,…read morequick with the smiles and hellos. It makes it a great place to shop. It's a very tidy and well kept store. There's a OK selection of organics, the space seems to have shrunk over the years, but there's always organic broccoli and carrots which are staples in my home. Delighted with the Gluten-Free selection, although I do miss the UDI Muffins.

My first visit to a Whole Foods Market was years ago, after completing a job interview in Yorkville…read morein Toronto. I definitely remember what I got: a slice of tiramisu. At that time, it was the only Whole Foods in the greater Toronto area. Whole Foods has grown on me, likely because Markham has one and I frequent it often. I don't fit the profile of a typical Whole Foods shopper who tends to carry expensive handbags, must get everything organic, and can afford all things expensive, including tiny bottles of elixirs that extend their years on planet Earth. I like their dairy-free items. I love Carbonaut bread and the entire bakery section, including tiramisu. There are specific items that I get at this store. If I'm looking for romaine lettuce or celery, you'll likely see me at a grocery store that offers these items at normal, cheaper prices. Four years ago, I was in the Glebe and saw this Whole Foods store. I didn't go in. I had already got what I needed at a Metro. On my most recent visit, after spending a few hours exploring the area with a friend, I realized that I needed almond beverage and lemons. I had yet to set foot in any grocery store. They were good reasons to check this store out. I had parked underground. The elevator got me to this store. I exited the elevator on the main floor to hit Winners. This store has a cafe that occupies the entire floor. It was busy just before noon. People must love getting coffee and a baked good here. When I returned just past 5 pm, you could hear crickets on this floor. The cafe was closed. It was different. My local one is still open when I'm there at 7 pm. I have yet to hit the cafe at any Whole Foods location. I took the escalator up to the second floor, which is where the entire supermarket is. I immediately found almond beverage. Organic. Sugar-free. Perfect. I also found the produce area. The Rainier cherries looked good. They were also so expensive that I blocked the price out and moved on. I got a couple of lemons. You could get a bag of six. The price was the same if you calculated how much one lemon was going for, so you might as well pick your own pristine-looking lemons. I looked around. It has the usual salad and hot food bars. You pay by weight, which does add up if you aren't careful. There were lots of snacks and drinks to choose from. A can of flavoured carbonated water was going for $2.69. It makes you wonder how this store determines the prices that it sets. It was enjoyable looking at the plants and flowers. It's a nice grocery store. I had an equally nice woman at the checkout area. I paid for my items with a debit card. I didn't need a bag. My lemons were already in one, so I carried it and my carton of almond beverage to the elevator. It was convenient taking the elevator down to the underground parking lot. I walked to my car, paid for parking, and left. The lemons and almond beverage were great. I'm glad that I got what I needed at this store. I had a fun time shopping here. It's my second Whole Foods that I've been to where it has two floors. We'll see if I return in another four years. Maybe I'll try the cafe... haha! (262)

I mean it overhyped in my opinion! It's pricey and in this economy who ca affort 10& strawberries!read more

Farm boy is everything that a grocery store should be! I've been shopping at various Farm Boy…read morelocations since 2004! Now living in Montreal the closest one for me is this Cornwall location! It's really a shame they cannot come to la belle province, Mais c'est ca! Back 10 years ago I got my wife hooked on the lemon garlic salad dressing! To this day it's her favourite salad dressing and we try to buy a case (of 12) twice a year! They have an excellent produce selection, seafood, cold cuts, and cool sauces and house brand Farm Boy brand + and excellent bakery! I've noticed they have boned up on prepared foods and have one of the biggest selection I have seen on K-cups for Keurig! It's really a shame we couldn't have FB in Montreal as it excels at providing a different yet fresh and cool selection of different products! We will keep coming back for the salad dressing and other goods because they are so tasty and awesome!

You think of sushi? Farm Boy is the place, I am NOT kidding! Call Han and ask for one of the…read moreplatters, grab it on the go and enjoy al fresco! Or just pass by and pick up your choice from the versatile selection of classics. Always fresh, delicious and you get a bonus smile from the team!

I go to Farm boy when I need something that is not available in any other grocery!…read more I like this place a lot, it's so neat and well organized and their products are top of the line.

Best farm boy in town! Great fresh baked foods always in for a treat here. Friendly staff always…read morethere to help out and the convenient location is great too

Place is way to expensive. $5 something for a loaf of wonder…read morebread? 17 for 2 chicken breads? Didn't even look at the fish prices. Walked by the pastry shop. They have lost their minds. They aren't even trying to be thoughtful for it's customers. Nope they won't get my money anymore.

After many many many years of them closing down a pretty run down, pretty ghetto Metro on RIdeau,…read moreit's finally re-opened! They opened the last week of August and I heard there were giveaways for the first 100 shoppers. I unfortunately had meetings or would have dropped by to check it out. The place looks like it's in pristine condition. Security out front, gates when you come in and immediately into the produce section. They have a pretty good selection of produce here. It's larger than what's in New Edinburgh and seems pretty fresh. WAY nicer than what was here at the previous Metro. After the produce section, there's a hot bar on the left I believe. I saw pizza and flatbreads there and a few other goodies. There's a nice prepared and packaged foods in the area as well. Lots of options. Once you get past that, there's a bakery with lots of breads and baked goods. I mean take a look at all those cakes! Unfortunately I've never tried any of these so I really can't comment on the quality. The butcher has some decent quality meats and a decent selection here as well. That's followed up with a seafood section. I don't think there's any fresh seafood but there's a nice selection here. As you walk throughout the store, there's rows of pantry items, snacks, drinks and did I mention snacks?! This Metro feels like it has a nicer selection than the old one. I think it'll have a lot of the things that you need. The staff have been friendly and helpful the few times I've been already. I hope this keeps up. I haven't. The prices are a bit higher than some of the budget grocery spots but I think a bit cheaper than Loblaws. Also if you're on the Loblaws boycott, this is the spot for you. It's great for residents of the area. It saves a trip to Loblaws or Farmboy.

Small but nice & clean! Very busy as it just opened this week! Stuff is just flying off the…read moreshelves. There are some really good prices; 900g lean ground beef for $10, etc. First time in; let's see how they stand the test of time.

I remember when Nasa Food Centre was in Chinatown at the corner of Somerset and Booth (where Corner…read morePeach is now). I don't remember how I discovered it, but I remember getting huge samosas there for $1 a piece (this was over a decade ago) and I loved them. Back then they were a small shop selling mostly groceries with some snacks like samosas and pakoras, and Indian sweets. Now they have moved to Barrhaven and their foods now include curries and biryani. I picked up a dozen samosas to share with my parents. I got 6 beef and 6 chicken. They were $1.75 apiece (vegetarian ones are $0.95 each). They are significantly smaller than they were over a decade ago at the Chinatown location, but still a decent size. They tasted good, but not quite as wow as I remembered, but we always gaze at the past through rose tinted glasses ;) They are still legit samosas and very good. The store is in a strip mall. Lots of free parking.

We placed our order with Nasa foods and despite just a few hours of notice, Nasa was able to give…read moreus 150 hot and crisp samosas at 3pm.

Really big supermarket always filled with good deals…read more The overall quality of the produces and everything is more solid and consistent then what I see in the big city. The meat section is usually good, the Produces are usually amazing. The rest, is pretty standard.

Not the best variaty in products. Sushi was lacking flavir and did not have eel sauce. Asked for…read moredifferent things and all employees seem to be lost.

Wow. Chaque fois que je rentre dans ce magasin je me demande pourquoi. Le staff sont pas heureux de…read moretout. Dans les fruits, c'est n'importe de quoi. Fraîcheur?? Pas de tout. Plein de fruits pourris ici. Veut tu des croissants? Vas y pas ici. Ils ont même pas cuit. Il ya des muffins passé date. Pas par une journée, mais par plusieurs journées. Les prix sont plus chers ici. Sauve toi un voyage, vas y ailleurs

This is yet another grocery store in St Jovite / Mont Tremblant, this one is not among the 3…read morebiggies along the highway but instead is tucked on the sweet little main street Rue Principle, near the Bourassa and across from a bakery and just steps from the rest of the cute restaurants and shops in town. The Metro feels way more like a family grocery store than the ginormous Super C on the highway and if I need to pick up a few quick things after working in the Couleur cafe I'll pop over here. The produce and meats and fish seem fresh, though I'd love to see more of an emphasis on local sustainable providers. Fish in particular should always be clearly marked with its origin since this industry is so dirty and problematic these days. The staff are super friendly and bilingual for the most part, and again this grocery has a surprisingly good selection of local microbrews and then the usual SAQ wines. All in all a great option in the area!