Not a bad spot to get groceries…read more It's clean, laid out well and has a large variety of food, including a seafood counter. It was a busy Sunday and they had all the checkouts open, and they moved pretty quickly.

When this place opened (it was Price Choppers before) we were enthusiastic about it. They have…read moreextensive aisles of international foods, live lobsters and great fish and meat selection as well as jaw-dropping low prices. I was even able to find organic milks and yogurt. I would have continued shopping here except the produce isn't fresh and I seen a grocery guy kick around a cauliflower like a soccer ball with his feet; then put it back on display. It was horrifying because I had just picked up a cauliflower. It made me wonder....

Whoever says eating healthy is expensive has never had the opportunity to check out Sunlong. This…read moreplace is prime for all of your veggie needs, and cater to every supplemental desire. Hugely impressed with this little gem. Everyone is over the top friendly, and the fruit is always delish!!

*new post: this place has been constantly improving since it opened. It is nice to have the option…read moreof going here instead of the nearby No Frills. I was first a bit suspicious because overnight the name changed from Sunlong Organic Market to Sunlong Natural Market. Then I experienced the problem of buying rotten vegetables. I think they must buy the old quick sale produce to save money, but it's impossible to find eggplant that isn't rotting, mushrooms that haven't gone soft, or peppers without wrinkly skins. I was very excited when this store opened, but now i am dissappointed and not completely sure if I will shop here at all anymore.

This is a fantastic corner store. It has almost everything you'd need like fresh fruit, staples…read morelike eggs and fresh meat on weekends. It's a pretty big store that also has lots of household items. Service is friendly. Prices are a bit higher as it is in all convenience stores.

I shop for my dad who is 93. His list includes Italian sausage which Metro has packaged in bundles…read moreof 5 or 6 and cost around $15+. So I asked the service person at the meat counter if I could have two of 5 sausages to purchase and his response was "but there is no way we could sell 3 sausages packaged, who would buy them". Really, no one would buy a pkg of 3? Are you kidding? So I went to customer service who gave me attitude for asking her to page the Store Manager. Not exactly what you expect from customer service. I guess she is not familiar with her job description. More training... if I may suggest. When I asked Manager whether it would be possible to purchase 2 of 5 sausages, I got the same answer "Who would buy 3 packages sausages"? I guess Metro's consumer ONLY buy packages of 5. The real message from Metro is the consumer that is a senior or single or a family of two or more is really not their client. They dictate what you will buy or go shop somewhere else. No worries. I will never shop there again, and for all those consumers who feel the groceries stores should dictate how much of your money should be spent on groceries - because inflation gouging is not enough - consider how little respect they have for your shopping needs and your budget. Shame on you Metro - would be good if you actually cared about your consumer.

I shop here regularly for groceries and there is some good and bad…read more The Good: -Daily specials including Thursday's $6.99 wings (you get 15, and the Sweet & Spicy are yummy) -Great prices on meats/fish -Easy layout to navigate -Fresh produce However, I find whenever I shop they are always annoyingly out of stock with a lot of basic items and the Metro at Bayview/Eglinton has a larger supply of organic foods, quinoa and healthy snacks, and cheeses. It's nice they have a Tim Horton's and a Winners beside the supermarket. Food is usually fresh, too.

Sango Market is a neighborhood grocery store, offering a wide selection of fresh produce, deli…read moremeats, bread, milk, frozen foods, and everyday essentials. Great addition to the area.

This place has been scamming old Italian people and Non-Italians for decades. I'm Italian and have…read morelived in the area all my life. My favourite scam at Lady York is the deli scam. You order something and point to it, and the server grabs some unlabelled mystery meat (with no label) from behind the counter. Whatever DOP prosciutto you've ordered, you'll be getting San Danielle(garbage). Made in Canada, over salted, full of hormones and chemicals, and slightly rancid. Italian prosciutto doesn't taste anything like that because all Italian prosciutto is chemical and hormone free by European law. My wife has unfortunately bought Speck (a smoked Tyrolean prosciutto) there a few times. It has been rancid - every time!. This may be linked to their packaged Italian product scam. In Italy, all these foods must, by law, have a marked expiration date. The Italian items at Lady York have an expiration that has been obscured by a sticker, wiped off with solvent or bear and clearly expired date (check your olive oil!). Basically they buy items that were destined for an Italian dumpster for next to nothing and sell them to you at a premium. It's hard to find such 'old world' scams these days, especially in Italy. Because in Italy, they would put these guys in jail.

Bought lemon and cranberry loaf. very little lemon flavour and no cranberry …read more not good!

What a fabulous find in the middle of downtown!…read more Fantastic selection of various Asian fresh, frozen and pantry staples - imported & local. It's mostly focused on Chinese ingredients, but they have enough items for Korean and Japanese that you can get by with in a pinch. They also seem to have separate mini boutiques for assorted tchotchkes and beauty products which I didn't investigate. The store looked pretty new and very clean. They also had an impressive array of hot and cold foods to-go that looked quite good, although I didn't try any. If I have any complaint, it is the fact that most of the vegetables are prepackaged in miles of plastic wrap and styrofoam... it is shocking to see. But aside from that, I'd have to say this beats the T&T by a good margin, and I am a T&T devotee from when they opened their first store in Burnaby in the early 90's!

On the second floor of a residential building, if I lived here, I'd be shopping from here all the…read moretime. On the first visit, I walked around to check out what they had. Outside of your everyday Asian products, they had a lot of prepared food - sushi, side dishes, including kimchi, etc, dim sum, fried foods, hot buffet with all your popular Chinese foods. I went back few days later to grab some food for dinner. I got some items from the buffet, dim sum, order of fried shrimp tempura and kimchi. Skip the kimchi, the dim sum was decent and the food from the buffet was worth it. Check out moves quickly, the staff behind the buffet were very helpful. Make sure to bring your own bag.

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!!! The produce is AMAZING and even when it's marked down to sell quickly it's…read moregreat because it's not a last minute mark down. Just bought carrots marked down 5 DAYS BEFORE THE EXPIRY DATE. Owner is really friendly and always welcomes suggestions, comments, ... I EAT MORE FRESH PRODUCE (a lot of it Canadian and organic) BECAUSE OF THE FRESHNESS. The store has lots of other stuff too and IT'S NOT ONE OF THOSE OVER-PRICED HEALTH FOOD STORES.

This is an excellent store that has nearly everything I want in this type of place, just down the…read morestreet from home (and to think I've been taking the subway to the Big Carrot like a SUCKER). I just went in to get some oil of oregano for a cold that just won't quit and was very pleased to see that they have a gigantic selection of organic groceries and (more importantly) a TON of dairy alternatives. They basically have Daiya's entire line of products, plus Earth Island cheeses. They also have tons of Soap Works items. I'll definitely be back to stock up!