This review is for the chicken roti. I tried for the first…read moretime and usually I don't think roti is my go to but it was recommended in a YouTube video I watched about leslieville eats a long time ago so I thought I'd give it a go. It was a choice well made. Very tasty and moist- the wrap was especially good- flaky and flavourful and tonnes of flavour. I really need to eat here more and can't wait to try other items.

An unexpected find as we were searching for a quick dinner in the area. Ended up picking up a…read moredinner to go with a hearty meat lasagna, roasted cauliflower salad and a pecan tart as dessert. A homey dinner for two that is delicious, freshly made and relatively healthy. I loved the variety of options that spans a simple treat to a full out dinner to last-minute pantry additions. Plenty of people were dropping by and picking up dinner items, just like us. Extra star for being unique and local in a world of franchised chains. I would much prefer to support small local business like this!

This review is specifically for the meat department and more specifically for their in-house hot…read moreItalian sausage. In short, they're awful. In detail, they're an over-spiced meat puree in a casing. Not a solid piece of chewable meat to be found in them. Essentially meat glue with a spoonful of cayenne mixed in. Truly disgusting. Otherwise. I shop here regularly. It's a perfectly acceptable grocery store.

After attending a concert downtown, either at Massey Hall or Scotiabank Arena, I take the backroads…read morehome. I end up at the McDonald's in a plaza at Victoria Park Avenue and Gerrard Street East for a bite to eat. I park and eat in my car while looking at this Fresh Co. before I continue home. I always see night staff going into the store. It's closed to shoppers like me. A few Saturdays ago, I was running errands. I had a late lunch at McDonald's and then got groceries at Fresh Co. Parking was busy. I parked roughly two rows away from the entrance. I walked in and grabbed a cart. I like this supermarket. It had everything that I needed. The produce was fresh. I was pleased with the celery, avocados, and apples that I had picked up. There was a sale on all things Pillsbury. The crescent rolls were cheaper here than at Walmart. I was impressed. This store has a nice assortment of jaffa cakes. I remember learning about them on Sesame Street as a kid. I was happy sinking my teeth into my first orange one years later. This store made me so happy seeing them in orange, cherry, and blackcurrant. The frozen food section is amazing. Momos. Potstickers. Samosas. Pillsbury Pizza Pops. Naan. Drumsticks. Beer. I was so happy. I felt like I had won the food jackpot. What was sad was seeing how many cracked eggs were in cartons. It makes me wonder how they got to this state. I ended up passing on eggs here and hit Shoppers Drug Mart instead. Other than not putting a bunch of Humpty Dumpty eggs back together, I loved shopping here. I had a pleasant woman at the checkout. I got my Scene card scanned to earn points. I then paid with a credit card. Done! I bagged everything. I thanked her and left with my groceries. After putting them away in my car, I returned my shopping cart and left. It was nice to finally visit this grocery store. I look forward to shopping here again when it's daylight and I'm in the area. (138)

I have only been to one Valu-Mart before, but I'm not sure why they have the "valu" part of the…read morename. It indicates that it is a No Frills-esque kind of affair, while the reality, at least of this location, could not be farther from the truth. It is not cheap -- it is in Leaside, after all. So, pricey is a must. I do love their kitchen area where you can get pre-made foods. Tends to be a lot of fried foods, but they also get pastas and different foods every once in a while. And they got a great salad and pastries section. Otherwise, it's very nice. Well organised, clean, and never too crowded. Considering how expensive the produce is, the kitchen/salads and pastries are really cheap. I eat here ever day, since I work nearby, and I'm yet to get disappointed!

Amazing service all the staff are super friendly and welcoming, had an amazing time taking my…read morepassport photo for my PR card, and while waiting for my photo i also got hot dogs from the food station in the store, amazing store, highly recommended...

Hola Amigo, donde esta los Mr Noodles?…read more The only reason I know this place is called Amigo convenience is because it appears so often on my debit card statement. Otherwise there's really no way to tell this place has a name. It's a typical Toronto convenience store. Packed to the rafters with household needs, strange odds and ends, Chinese porn and ramen packets. I've really come to cherish these quirky establishments, and think they're an urban centre institution. New York thinks their bodegas are intriguing places of silliness and mystery, but they have nothing on Toronto variety stores. Nothing. This place gets some Pepper Pizzazz Points for also selling tiny glittery hats in many colours. They're my favourite random drunk purchase and add glamour to any dive bar in the hood. Tip of the tiny cap to Amigo.

Awesome little grocery store/butcher with a restaurant. Great service and fantastic prices. Meat is…read morevery good. Highly recommend

I come here everytime I'm in Hamilton. I don't know how they can keep the lunch bar open with how…read morelittle they charge for their sandwiches. You have your choice of beef, pork, meatball, or cold cut sandwiches. The most you're going to pay is $4.50 and anything you choose is delicious.They also have other options of you're not up for a sandwich, such as cabbage rolls, spaghetti, sausage, etc... If you're in the area, make sure you make this your stop for lunch, you won't be disappointed.

I don't usually do my grocery shopping at Metro (too pricey for everyday items for me), but I have…read morebeen going more frequently during COVID lockdowns. I must admit, the store is impeccable! Everything is stocked, super clean & neat and every staff member that I've ever encountered has always been friendly and happy to help. I'll definitely come back here & recommend it.. wish the grocery chain itself wasn't so expensive, but you get what you pay for - and the service & cleanliness and product selection is amazing!

Just facts: I was here 23/06/2018 All large eggs expired 22/06/18 no worker around had to buy 1…read morepint liquid eggs(expired 07/06/18). Had to buy 3 old over ripe peaches and gave up in fruit area for strawberries were so old from USA 1 quart $2.00 not $5.99(if fresh). Bought fresh cut fruit instead $6.99. I live less than 1 1/2km from Metro even with all the flaws I still come here, but also go to Longos, Solbys and Canadian Super Store. You know what it's not the company for I seen solbys and longos workers "Drop the ball" for I use to own 2 Mr. Submarine, Pizza Nova, Little Ceasers and Harveys in Oakville over 20 years and young workers now don't care. Nothing you can do or say, they are all same so 5 Stars to Metro.....

A time capsule of a place serving good non-authentic Chinese food. When you see chicken balls on…read morethe menu you have to be ready to accept the fact that the cuisine is geared towards the local Tate buds. Once you level set then it is an enjoyable meal. Dishes were fine but they just lack strong flavours. They don't use enough salt, pepper, soya, ginger etc... But we didn't have a lot of time and had to stay in the area so we were prepared for a what they delivered and we all enjoyed it.

Its very difficult to make Chinese foods taste bad but this place manage to do so. The presentation…read moreis also horrible