A very cute store hidden in the Well. They sell the most interesting things (melogold, Italian…read morechips, Dubai chocolates) that you can't find in other stores. I love their assortment of fresh fruits and prices are quite reasonable.

I love this place. It's on too good to go app and it has pretty limited rescue bags. So I snag it…read morewhen I'm low on produce. I always get mostly good produce and they package it very well. The staff is very accommodating and professional. They have unique selection of noodles, produce and snacks. I like this place and would consider buying from them.

Great prices & unique products. If you are obsessive with…read morebest before dates don't come here. Stephanie is great! Leave a review & you get a chance to win $50!

It's not my cup of tea but I am certain others will love so giving it a 4…read more There's lot of variety in frozen food / snacks and vegan treats for a decent price ! For example , I saw Lindor packs for $4. There's are normally at least $5-$6. Saw fancy almond milk for like $2. The only drawback is a lot of stuff is close to or already expired so you gotta be careful . I say it's not our cup of tea simply because we tend to stock up / get too excited and buy a lot so expired/ close to expiring snacks is a no go . I was lucky to find these two steals and the expiration on each were at least close to half a year ! Camino bar was as only $1 :O and hairbo was only $1.55. The store itself looks pretty haggard but still recommend everyone to give it a run to see if they find any goodies :)

I was in Richmond Hill nearly two weeks ago. It was pouring rain. I needed to pick up a few grocery…read moreitems. I remembered this Loblaws store. I hadn't been here in years and felt it was time to check it out again. I had no problem finding a spot. I backed into one. With my umbrella protecting me from the rain, I headed inside the store to shop. This store has a Starbucks. There used to be a standalone Starbucks store nearby that I liked. It shuttered for good. It's good to know that if I need one, I can come here. I needed celery. The celery looked sad here. It looked abused and bruised. Poor celery. It was slim pickings, but I got some. There were some other items that were in better shape. Mushrooms were great. The hydrangeas looked healthy blooming away. The dairy-free beverage section made me happy. This store has a Joe Fresh section. I like browsing to figure out what styles are cool. The downside to Joe Fresh clothing is that articles that I have purchased in the past don't last long. I find that the quality isn't great. This place has portabella jerky. It isn't cheap, but it's nice seeing meatless alternatives. I was also happy with the Russell Stover candy varieties. I love this brand so much. I headed to the checkout and had a nice woman assist me. I paid with a debit card. I scanned my PC Optimum barcode from my phone. All went well. I thanked her and left with my purchases. It's a good store. If it brings healthier-looking celery, it would get full marks. (142)

I came to get some snacks and drinks for the road trip. I got some cheese bread which was pretty…read moremoist and fluffy even on the 3rd day. I bought beer so I had to go through the checkout line with cashier, a bit slow as it was 9pm, less cashiers. I also bought the veggie sticks snack for $2, on sale. Enough selections for what I need at the time which the beer could have been in a fridge though.

Still my absolute favourite Asian supermarket after all these years…read more Their produce is fresh and crisp. The supermarket is clean and spotless. Large variety of everything you can think about is here. Prices are more expensive here but you really do pay for what you get. It's not just the products, it's also the customer service in my opinion. Cashiers are happy and will actually smile at you when checking out. Parking situation is a tad annoying since it's at First Markham Place, and it's always busy here. Overall, worth the hectic parking lot and the amount of people. It's the best Asian supermarket in Markham, hands down!

My heart filled with pure envy the moment I walked in, and that feeling only grew as I wandered…read morethrough the aisles. I live in Miami, and with our relatively small Asian community, nothing quite like Fresh Food Mart exists back home. For a foodie, this place is paradise -- or maybe a little bit of purgatory, knowing I was only there to browse and not actually fill a cart. The variety is incredible, especially when it comes to seafood and other proteins. The vegetables looked fresh and beautiful, and the selection of nearly everything seemed endless. Every aisle brought another discovery, from ingredients I rarely see at home to an impressive range of products that makes you want to start planning your next meal before you even leave. A monthly rental in Markham might be in my future... because having access to places like this could be dangerous for my wallet and very good for my kitchen.

Had lunch here. Interiors was a mix of rustic, industrial and farmhouse…read more I did not expect their pre made food to be warm (besides their soups). The food was pretty good. Lots of selection at the buffet bar-ready to go food area compared to the one near me in Mississauga.

You can find deals here, check your flyers or Android Flipp app. I believe they price match. Watch…read moreyour prices in general, though. I like shopping here. Staff is helpful. Remember, checkout with a cashier... give someone a job; just saying.

I saw the fruits, vegetables, pantry, or something else and I went there to the supermarket. This…read morewas excellent grocery store service, also I saw the cars ambiance, I was focused well behaved.

Love this place. There is always a deal here. Fresh produce for sure, there's always a constant…read morestream of customers through the doors. Got in the first days of COVID, some great alcohol- laced hand sanitizers for a reasonable price when places like Walmart couldn't compete. We are such regulars, the cashier-professional gave us a huge beautiful store calendar for 2022. Thanks dear!! I feel apart of the community!

Galatis has improved. Considerably…read more Their olive oil section is enviable, their jarred comestibles from all over the world is second to none. Big improvements. Their dairy section with a huge variety of kefir and probiotics was a pleasant surprise. The fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables did not disappoint! (Pictures attached). The staff are always pleasant. And except for one staff member, all wear masks.

The store itself is fine. But the owners and management are rude and hostile. The last time I was…read morethere I was wearing baggy pants. I got an odd feeling like I was being watched and I noticed the staff were eyeballing me as if I had shoplifted! The Manager even walked up to me and stood beside me. I just looked at him and he walked away. I couldn't believe it. After we checked out we noticed a staff member loitering near our car. It was a very strange, hostile experience. My partner also had rude, really negative experiences before that. So much so that she refuses to shop there anymore.Years ago we were regular customers.

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!