Came here to pick up an x-large 16" 3-topping pizza for $12.99; pepperoni, bacon strips, red…read moreonions. I had a 20 minute wait so I went looking for additional deals, which I found. Customer service was great and so was the pizza!

I recently stopped in to buy a few things at this Metro. It is on a corner of the Eglinton Square…read moremall (near the TD Bank). There is ample parking. Please note that currently the mall entrance for this store is closed. You must enter / exit from the outside doors. They are doing a good job observing sanitation practices (for COVID19). Lots of dispensers around and carts sanitized between uses. This Metro has a flower shop, deli, bakery, meat and hot food counter. One of my fave things from here is the Carrot Cake that they sell at their bakery counter (it's excellent). We also do enjoy many other things and find that their selection is very good for just about anything you would want. Metro has a brand of products called Irresistibles. We have tried a variety of appetizers, ice cream bars which we recommend - in particular the Asian selection appetizers, cheesecake, and mocha almond bars. They have attendant checkouts and self serve. Worth checking out!

This No Frills should be changed to Ryan's No Frills, I guess the franchise owner changed, still at…read morethe same location. This is a small store so a lot of things that's on the flyer may not be in the store. For instance one of the Jamaican patti on sale is never there, they have one brand, but only mild taste, no spicy. The veggies and fruits section is not too bad. I rarely see the $10 frozen bag meats as compared to other No Frills store. I guess will just have to buy fresh meats. Snacks section is frequently stocked, I can always get the chips flavour that I want. As for the No name frozen veggies, I can never see the diced frozen veggies, usually I only see California mix or the beans mix which I don't like, but I guess for a small store they need to limit the stocks. I usually go at the last hour of it closing, check out is often pretty quick.

Sunday July 13th 2025: I had gone in and did my weekly…read moregrocery shopping as I usually do, upon checkout I had said I would like to pay with two cards, half on each, $90 gets charged to my wife's debit card and as I have my debit card in had the cashier had charged my rewards points that I've been saving for the last year. I told the cashier that I didn't want to use my points, he was very apologetic, called who I believe was the on shift manager, she was very nice and apologized for the mix up, had asked to take a picture of my receipt, Came back a minute later and said she couldn't fix the points herself but the lead manager could Monday the 14th. I come in Monday the 14th 2025 around 1:20pm, I speak with an employee to see if I could get the manager, She said she was the manager and said she couldn't do it, I was assured that it could be fixed by the head manager and she refused and said she couldn't. So I do not really recommend that this location is shopped at. TLDR: Cashier misunderstood me and I lost almost half my rewards points that I was saving up. Management refused to help me. 1/10 for the manager 4/10 for the cashiers, he made an honest mistake but the shift working on Sunday and him both assured me that it could be fixed.

Adonis is a HUMONGOUS supermarket with lots of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern products. It…read morecarries everything that you're looking for and more, with lots of different varieties of almost every product and produce. Hot food and ready-to-go food options include manakeesh (Lebanese flatbread topped with cheese, za'atar, and various other toppings, akin to Middle Eastern version of pizza), rice, falafels, dolmas (stuffed grape vine leaves), BBQ items, salads (tabouleh, Greek salad with feta, etc.). They have a large in-house bakery that sells homemade Middle Eastern desserts such as baklava (so many different varieties of it) and mouhalabieh (Middle Eastern milk pudding). Other stand-outs: in-house factory of Lebanese flatbreads (made fresh every minute!), big selection of dates, huge counter of nuts behind glass (with staff serving big scoops of bulk nuts for you), Adonis-branded products (beans, hummus, baba ghanouj, etc.).

The worst service cashiers and the laziest customer service that I've ever experienced even worse…read morethan Walmart. USA has the best customer service it's unfortunate. Supermarkets have gone down hill in Canada

I only go to this store for cravings, not for necessities. The selection is nice but very…read moreexpensive. There is very little room in the aisles to walk, let alone walk with a basket. Unfortunately I managed to drop a bottle while shopping. The bottle broke and the cashier (maybe owner) reprimanded me asking me why I didn't use a basket. I apologized and told him I would pay for the bottle. He charged me 50% for the bottle I broke. Now had this happened anywhere else, the owner would say 'it's okay' and get me another bottle. Customer service is about retaining customers. I spend about $150 a month at this store. I will not be returning.

Another Canadian grocery store. This one was pretty nice…read morebut a little more expensive on some items. We just bought pop & snacks for our video game night. The employees were a lot nicer here than at Metro, which is where we usually go for groceries. For some reason, I can't seem to remember very much about this store, except the pop was expensive. I know it was a decent store, but my memory is failing me.

Very nice, clean and organize. There is a security on site just incase something bad happen…read more Similar to a small Kroger if you are from the US. It has everything you need, price is ok.

This Valumart is my go to grocery store. It is close to…read morewhere I live and while not a huge store, has most of the stuff that I am looking for. Always a good selection of produce, baked goods and meats. Also, recently, they upgraded that pesky elevator that used to be out of order all the time! Parking is free for an hour (lot off Cedarvale). The nicety is, you can probably do a lot of errands at once at this location. There are 4 different banks at the corner of Woodbine and Danforth and a variety of other stores as well. They carry a good selection of President's Choice products, including the Premium line. In spring/summer, they have a great garden centre in the parking lot mentioned above.

This is your standard bargain grocery store. The deals are good…read more For transit takers, like myself, the location is awesome! Right beside the Woodbine Subway Station. It's also good for drivers as they have a little parking lots around the back, then you can go into the store through a back entrance instead of w3alking all the way around the block. Bonus. They have a pretty good produce section, bread section and a little deli section too. If i had an iPhone i'd be checkin' in here all the time ;)

I visited the store looking for Plantropy Vegan Pepperoni. I found the store to be well stocked on…read moreproduce, frozen and dairy. The store is also beautifully decorated for the holidays. There are several deals on the produce, great time to shop for the holidays. Plus I couldn't find the vegan jackfruit pepperoni, staff was very kind to show us around and help me find the section. The checkout section is pretty quick and the store is quiet in the mornings! Definitely better pricing than grocery stores in the area.

The worst Loblaws in all of Toronto and I can say this because I've shopped at all the other…read moreloblaws. The Maple Leafs location at Carlton/church and the one near Jane/Dundas are by far superior in management, product availability, knowledgeable and helpful staffs, and overall just a well oiled machine. The loblaws at Musgrave has expired items that remains on shelves way past its overdue date (from produce to baked goods and more). Staffs act like they work at Walmart, unable to tell you where things are, asks you to look for someone else to help with your request, and when you go to that next person, they're unable to help either. Worst Loblaws!

Loblaws is trying to offer cheaper fare to choose from. Unfortunately, it is all garbage that is…read moreunfit for human consumption. Their No Name fully cooked meatballs for example. They don't taste like meat and are just repulsive. After tasting a couple, I threw out the package. Now I see they are offering cheaper hamburgers made with the same ingredients. They are inedible. Shocking that Loblaws think it's okay to sell this fake garbage full of water, unhealthy fillers, and just enough meat to legally call it a meat product. I guess they think poor hungry people are stupid or desperate enough to eat garbage. Screw them.

Nice store with helpful people. Lots of organics and great produce. Wish supermarkets in the states…read morewere this nice.

A quick top up shopping trip this evening…read more There are some crazy marked down prices today like 200g no name all dressed potato chips for 50 cents. Wow!

cannot get thru in any way. keep getting "drop in to see us" i do not want to drop in, i want to…read moreknow if they have the groceries i want before i get there. i need to book a ride. what good is booking a ride, paying for the ride, if they have nothing i need

Yum!! Need I say more? Apparently yelp thinks so - so I will add this is a very convenient store…read moreand great food, plus some teas I have a hard time finding elsewhere :)

This place during the pandemic has been a god send. They had toilet paper and sanitizer before…read moremany other places. And at the peak for everywhere else, they had no lineups. They also sell alcohol here, so you can make your own emergency pandemic kit in one stop.