The Butchers are very knowledgeable and helpful. Will even discuss ways of cooking different meat…read morecuts. Very friendly and accommodating. Ordered a turkey and ham fresh for early December and was extremely pleased with results. They told me how long each one should cook based on weight. Extremely satisfied. I'll be back. MarjK

We just happened to be walking by looking for somewhere to get lunch. I peeked in the window here…read moreand saw it was much more than a meat counter. There were several prepared items you could buy: salads, samosa, pakora, beef patties, sausage rolls, chicken cutlets, baked potatoes, etc. There was nothing vegan and gf for me but hubby got beef patties, sausage rolls and chicken fingers (smaller version of cutlets). He heated them at home and both he and my son enjoyed them all. They even sold Cadbury Flake chocolate bars from England so of course that was purchased and enjoyed as well. They have a freezer section and lots more in the back of the store as well. This was a nice local find in port credit:)

If you want the best meat and service then this is the place. Sausage, steaks, blood pudding, all…read morehave been heavenly. The store is well laid out and they will vacuum pack products on request. I flew to New Brunswick in October with all the necessities to cook a full English breakfast without any problem with blood or leakage!

Best steak store ! I travel from oshawa because I find anything comparable closer. I really…read moreappreciate a dry age ! Definitely high end steaks but if you are a dry age snob like me it's worth it as they usually do longer times !

Finally found my way past the meat counter to try their prepared foods. Lamb curry (frozen)…read morereheated perfectly. Meat melts in your mouth and very generous amount of meat. Not spicy but very flavorful! Also tried Lobster Mac N Cheese (better then my momma made!) and the hot food counter. Honestly will make a point if buying a large container of veggies each visit. Perfectly seasoned and Al dente broccoli green beans cauliflower carrots potatoes! Perfect side to any meal. Can't wait to try other favorites like tuna casserole and pot pies!

Such great customer service, this place is CLEAN, FRIENDLY and DELICOUS. when I tell you the steaks…read moreI bought were seasoned well. I mean it. They were like my uncles roast. It was nostalgic and flavorful. The workers are super kind and will help you find anything you need.

Following recommendations, we ordered catering for 150 guests from My Secret Kitchen Port Credit…read morefor a special celebration. we were extremely satisfied with the service. The team arrived on time, set up the buffet professionally, and every dish was excellent. Although attendance exceeded 250 guests, there was more than enough food. We highly recommend the " secret kitchen " and thank them for their outstanding catering service. Nicolas Sch.

I had a great experience at My Secret Kitchen. The food was fresh, flavorful, and prepared with…read morecare. The menu offered a nice variety of dishes, and everything we ordered was well-seasoned and satisfying. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the service was prompt. The restaurant had a clean, comfortable atmosphere that made for an enjoyable meal. Overall, it's a great spot for delicious food, and I'd definitely come back to try more items from the menu.

Nani's shares a parking lot with farmboy. The building is along lakeshore but the entrance unit #4…read morefaces the lot, not the street. I had my heart set on the soft serve vanilla and coffee twist on a waffle cone. Soft smooth delicious and speckled with vanilla bean. The gelato flavours are gourmet and she offered samples. We also got pistacio, wonderfully nutty with mango kulfi which has some je ne sais quoi flavour, saffron maybe? Also sampled the dark salted chocolate which wowed me. Highly recommend! They change flavours every 2 weeks or so. Prices were reasonable. A cup gets 2 flavours and it's a good amount. A bigger cups gets 3 flavours. They have stracciatella which is my fave and oddly hard to find in sauga. A short walk from jc saddington pk and you can cut through the new condos.

Popular gelato spot at a new west-end location…read more Nani's Gelato is known for its blend of Italian artisanal gelato with a fusion flair. Nani means Grandma in many South Asian languages, and you can tell upon looking at their variety of flavours. We were instantly intrigued by Dubai Chocolate, Strawberry Kefir and Tiramisu gelato. The gelato itself is denser than ice cream, and they pride in being free from eggs, gelatin or artificial flavours. After sampling a couple flavours, we paired our usual Creamy Mango with the Dubai Chocolate scoop in a regular cup ($7.25). While you pay a premium, the rich pistachio flavour did stand out to pair well with the fruit sorbet. They also serve milkshakes which take longer to prepare. We stayed for a half hour, only making a dent in our gelato. Most parking is underground at this new Port Credit condo plaza. Skip it or hit it? There are other famous soft serve nearby but for gelato, this is a good option.

Currently on the south parking lot of the Port Credit Library, this Saturday market has been…read morerelocated from 3 Elmwood. Market is pretty small and compact with about a dozen or so stalls. From what I can tell, it's a real farmer's market selling produce from actual farms. It has a nice vibe. However, it's not affordable in any way. Ears of corn were $1ea, Beefsteak Tomatoes were $2ea. Maybe worth it to get some special ingredients, but not for your regular week's haul. It does have a nice vibe with live music. The rest of the parking is open as usual, so there's free parking.

Every year around this time (in my case, this past Saturday morning), the Port Credit Farmers'…read moreMarket opens its figurative doors, and it always brings a great assortment of fresh fruits, vegetables and all sorts of interesting farm-made items to the community. Each year I come here (and I've been visiting since it first started, around 2011 or so), there's always something new and unique to see. The market is held in the parking lot right next door to the LCBO (at Elmwood and Lakeshore), and consists of a good 20 or so vendors. It may not be as big as the City Centre Farmers' Market, but there's always plenty of selection. My favorite things are the Artisan's Row section (where local artists and craftsmen offer their works at some really good prices), the La Villa Bakery tent where you can buy freshly-made pastries (don't tell Johnny that I've pigged out on the egg croissants more than once) and the local hot dog vendor. Not to mention that there's usually live entertainment, workshops and plenty of unique things like artisan jams, soap, homemade condiments and much more. It's one of my favorite places to visit in the village during the summer for many reasons, not the least of which being that I know a lot of the people who work with the Port Credit BIA and enjoy catching up with them. Ellen and the team always do a great job, and the market has proven to be a sort of unofficial weekly meeting place for people all throughout the village. If you haven't checked it out yet, you're doing yourself a disservice. Come check it out one of these weekends (up until the beginning of October). I guarantee you'll find something you like. Highly recommended.

I generally like this store. They carry lots of vegan products for my liking and my family likes…read moretheir fresh meat section. They do sometimes run out of their meat items but last time they made fresh Burger patties for me while I waited. The croissants are nice but have already gone up in price since they opened just a couple of months ago. The hot table has tasty items but they don't seem to change the variety very often and it's usually sold out and not replenished towards the last 2 hours that they are open. They do not carry everything that bigger stores carry and this is frustrating as I often have to go to another store after shopping here. Staff are friendly and store is clean and eating area/patio are tidy.

Note: The parking garage DIRECTLY underneath is not open as of my visit. I learned the hard way…read moreand had to back-up on the ramp leading down the automated garage doors that did NOT open. There's a small lot just West of the store OR parking garage just located kiddie corner to the store, attached to the small lot. First, I'm not 100% sold on Farm Boy - maybe it's because it was purchased by Sobey's and I do not get the comparison to Trader Joe's...of which I'm a HUGE fan of. (Personally, a better comparison would be Whole Foods with more emphasis on produce.) However, this area desperately NEEDED a grocery store especially with all the new Brightwater community which is partially built already. This particular store is maybe 1/4 of the size of the Etobicoke location and definitely smaller than the Oakville one. It's fairly small, but I think it carries all the essentials. And there are some cheaper items, namely the bakery stuff, which brings in the customers. I must say that Hot Bar looked REALLY good and fresh! I hope there are enough customers to keep the turnover rate up. This area also NEEDS prepared/to-go food with the demographics there. Overall, this Farm Boy offers a nicer grocery shopping experience. Only time will tell whether or not they continue to do well! P.S. They don't sell any beer/wine at this location, BUT...they're opening up an LCBO at the other end of the plaza.