Nice little shop, carries some interesting product as well as local offerings…read more Butcher, deli, fresh produce section and instore bakery (which weirdly has no bread slicer) Great selection of hot sauces! Not an inexpensive grocer but often worth the cost for high-end products Friendly and helpful staff

A year and a half into COViD restrictions and this store still can't get it right? Over 20 people…read morein line with next to full carts and only 2 cash registers open. So much for buying got food from the deli - it will be stone cold before I make it through the line.

Forget Tims, this Zehrs makes the best donuts around. The jelly filled donuts are heavy from the…read moreamount of filling!

I don't know how this store stays in business. Between the flyer deals not being honoured in…read morecertain locations to not having flyer ITEMS in all locations, this store is bottom of the barrel.

Food Basics really says it all and this store would have so much more potential if it were allowed,…read morein the least, to go a little upscale. I enjoy great prices, but I still think that grocery shopping should have some aesthetic appeal and offer the type of environment where I'd be prone to buy more instead of shirking away in fright They've recently had a renovation to the store but other than move some shelving around, washing the floor and...well, it was pretty basic. (Walmart is moving into town so this could very well have been their inspiration). Go here for the weekly specials. I generally don't buy meat here. On sale items are out of stock fast. (I think everyone shops the way I do). They have some very nice employees working the cash who actually know the regular customers. Nice! Otherwise, this is the proletariat version of grocery shopping and not very much fun.

Good selection of high quality meats. Sometimes they don't have what I need, but I refuse grocery…read morestore meat.... ew... so call in advance to see if they have stock. The guys are all awesome and always happy to be there. Great vibe !

Great little butcher shop! They offer a lot of items but…read moremeat is the best there. Staff is extra friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The shop is small so quick in quick out, prices are fair. We got steak and some fresh mangoes We were happy with all. I recommend Happy Mango

I have been looking for a place in Barrie to have a quick meal. I am limited by some food issues,…read moreand sometimes time is at a premium. "Goodness Me" is a health food store with extras available, including fresh baked goods, and a service counter and salad bar. They provide several fresh dishes on a salad bar, and a counter where they have about 10-12 hot dishes that you can choose from. The food is fast, and the staff is helpful and friendly. The pricing is good. My experience has been that it is best to go earlier in the day when the food is fresh. Like any other buffet type "restaurant" the food tends to get pretty thick if it has been sitting around for a while. There are lots of good options for people looking for gluten free options, but the potential for cross contamination is there if you are very sensitive.l to gluten. They also had 3 fresh soups available and regularly have chilli. The pricing is much better to offerings such as Nature's emporium. I found the price to be at least 25% less. They also have a pretty hefty discount at the end of the day on food if you are so inclined. I did it once, the price was fantastic, but the butter fish was like glue. ;) Overall, a good place to have a healthy and quick easy bite.

An excellent organic grocery, especially if you're on your way North to camp or cottage. Breaks up…read morethe drive, just off the highway, good place for a meal. Pricey, quality products from local farmers and artisans. And they have ice for your cooler! Near the cash registers.

Do you love garlic?…read more The taste, the smell, the medicinal benefits! I do (obviously, right?)! I love to cook with it. I love to crush it up and eat it raw when I feel a cold coming on. It's an excellent support for the immune system. The most flavorful and fresh garlic I have found in Ontario is from The Cutting Veg/Organic Farmer Daniel Hoffmann. Years ago I was part of a CSA and enjoyed all kinds of produce Daniel harvested, including his amazing garlic. Fast forward a couple of years later. Now The Cutting Veg focuses on selling its sumptuous, local, organic garlic to individuals and bulk buyers. There are many varieties to choose from: Persian, Sicilian, Korean, Tibetan, Italian, and Russian to name a few! And all are organic. Customers like myself can order online and either have it delivered to your home for a fee - or pick up at one of five locations (in Toronto, Markham, or Sutton). I just received four heaping bags of super fresh and tasty garlic. I can't tell you the difference between buying The Cutting Veg garlic and buying garlic in a grocery store. The latter is typically lifeless, sad, and lacking in aroma and taste. Every one of my family and friends who have tasted Daniel's garlic notes the difference and are amazed by it. On a personal note, my dealings with The Cutting Veg have always been excellent. I find Daniel to be a noble, honest, and hardworking farmer who I am more than happy to support. I am super happy with this harvest of local organic garlic and highly recommend it to others!

Horrible produce and outrageous prices! Do better No frills at Innisfil BCH Rd and 20th SR!!read more

Fantastic selection of plant-based, vegan, health food products. It's the only store I can find…read morecertain plant-based products in the area. Thanks!

It's a bulk barn. It's got everything you need. Good service, friendly people. I'm glad it's there.read more

I saw the usual sign…read more No shirts No shoes No service It included No Skateboards I asked the manager looking guy and if they ever had people ride up the aisles. He just said "no we just don't allow them. They might knock things off the shelves". How is that possible? They have huge bins on the floor with shelves starting at 4-5 feet off the floor. My 2 problems are 1. Why discriminate against a class of people (mainly youth) who use skateboards as a mode of transportation or recreation. Bulk Barn is a cheap place to get snacks where you can buy something with whatever change you have in your pocket. It's not the 80's anymore. Skateboarding is not a crime. 2. The explanation given had no reason. If he was not the one that implemented the skateboard part then just admit you don't know why. Offer to ask and get back to me on my next visit. Don't lie about shelving that is too high to accidentally knock something off with a skateboard. I've knocked things off shelves when I used to carry a backpack but that's not on the sign. There are lots of items people are allowed to bring in that could have the same effect. Why pick on skateboarders?