Been grocery shopping here for more than a decade. I'm a regular on thursdays as I avoid the…read moremadness on weekend shop. Seen this place transform from their old, not so tidy to their updated and more refreshed appearance. Compared to other grocery stores I still find No Frills chains the most affordable one. I can get my grass fed steaks here not ripping off my budget. They offer some organic stuff too, though its limited. The produce is alright you'll find good ones specially when they are fully stocked. Its great that this location is so diversed that they cater products from different background. They have the aisle for Kosher products, aisle for International foods and Halal meats and so on. I don't miss swinging by the Natural Food aisle. I'm glad that most of my stuff I use they have it here. This location don't offer yet the self checkout corner, seen some places they have it already but this one, you'll do the traditional queuing to cash out. I guess that's better, meaning more people are still employed than a machine. The people who works in this location is always approachable. You see them sweeping, stacking or putting away stuffs they will always throw you a smile and happy to assist you. I use my optimum card to collect my PC points and boy, I'm in heaven when its time to use my accumulated points! Who doesn't like big savings??? Location is just at the intersection of Bathurst and Wilson just around the corner with TD bank beside it, which also they share space for parking.

Went to Dave & Annette's at Markham & Steeles. This was a surprise to me as well as the cashier, as…read morethey were told if the product advertised on the front page, they don't issue rain checks. Otherwise location has always been good

This was my first visit here and I loved the warm vibe of the store! It was so spacious. All the…read morefoods and products were beautifully laid out and displayed and I was surprised to find they had a second floor with even more delicious products! I loved their bakery section and purchased two of their gorgeous looking sourdough bread. The bread tasted so good! And it's great with my avocado and fried pastured egg toast. It's also tasty with my grilled cheese sandwiches! I am always on the lookout for traditional, authentic sourdough bread and was happy to see the ingredients listed on the plastic wrapper: Filtered water, Untreated whole wheat flour, Natural Levain starter, Sea salt. I asked a worker if Summerhill Market baked their bread in-house and they said they get it from Epi Bakehouse. I loved the taste of this sourdough bread so maybe I should write a review for them too!

I come here when I'm in the area for a snack. The store is too expensive to buy all my groceries,…read morebut I love their baked section. I've had some of their cakes, muffins, and other treats. Literally everything I've tried has been good. Always freshly baked. Everything is pricey, but im a sucker for something sweet.

I buy my coffee and water here, amongst other items. The price is very expensive, but they have…read moregood quality stuff.

How do I reconcile the boutique and nicely curated offering in the store with the actual…read moreexperience? I totally get the low ratings. This is not a luxury experience even though the price tags and brand names tells you it should be. The obvious first frustration is the parking lot. I understand that free parking is very nice perk but I rather pay $2 on the street compared to the insanity that can be found on that asphalt. The clientele that uses Pusateri are very scary when it comes to driving... a lot of them are unaware or selfish. They drive their car like how they drive their carts in the aisles... completely vacant of their environment or people near them, super slow and blocking everyone, they do 25 point turn because they're super careful to not scratch their old Mercedes, and they are unable to park nicely without going over the line into your spot. I would suggest parking on the road. As for the store itself... it's quite nice but it feels extremely crammed as there is so much in the aisle ways and shelves. Plus its a low ceiling compared to most modern spots. I would say that if it's busy, just don't bother with a carts as you can barely maneuver around the place. Just go with a hand held basket ... even then you'll still stand around waiting for most people to stop in the middle of the aisle for their personal convenience. It is clean and there are a lot of staff just taking care of each detail. That's a good thing. I do find this store has many great brands you can't find in most common groceries and it's meat, fish, and cheese section is very very comprehensive. For such a small space, it has more selection. But you pay for it... possibly because it's imported and higher quality but it still stings to see your favourite imported chocolate bar from USA be at $10. Or that balsamic vinegar at $40. As for service, I'm not sure if they're so overwhelmed that they dont see everyone or that they cater to the reoccurring favourites first. More than once I've been passed over for service. Sure... when you have their attention, they can be very nice and thorough. But for me, I walked out empty handed after waiting for a few minutes to only see other people get service. Oh well... I saved my money and used it to get great pizza next door. I dont think this place is really wanting everyone to shop there. With the lack of awareness of price numbering (no 4s!!), it's clear they dont care about the Asian population and their dollars. I mean, even Loblaws and Costco is in that cultural awareness space. Also, I dont think they really think young people should shop there too... I saw more catering towards the older generation. Good for them but for me, maybe I'll stick to places that want my business.

Foods are amazing and the service too.The quality of the foods are excellent.The staff are friendly.read more

Fresh Harvest is all about quality. This is one of two fruit & veggie shops in this block along the…read moreEglinton Way (the other is Dave Young)...but of the two, this one is my personal favourite. Sure, it's expensive, but the quality of the produce is consistently exceptional. You can always count on them to have a great variety of fresh salad greens, sweet vine-ripened baby tomatoes, delicious grape varieties (cotton candy grapes...yum), juicy berries and amazing stone fruit in the summer. They just seem to know where to source the most delicious produce year round. But it's also a specialty food shop. They have a nice selection of olive oils, pasta sauces, spices and tons of essentials, as well as dry goods. Plus they stock fresh juices, baked goods from some of Toronto's finest bakeries, and they even sell premium smoked salmon from Kristapson's. I love having a shop like this right around the corner! Well done guys.

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....

Smaller condensed variety of store items…read more Smaller Longo's downtown inside a business complex. Take the escalators down to the store. Grabbed some cold brew, Bubly lime water, berries too. Bags look like for purpose, as they are not ready available at the self checkout area. Spoke to no one at all during our entire trip.

Great selection of fresh food. Excellent service! I wish we could have more stores like this in…read moreToronto

The store is big and has a lot of items on offer, which also caters well to the local demographics…read more(is. Portuguese and Caribbean). However, not all advertised flyer specials are consistently offered. The service from staff is also inconsistent. Most of the young guys stocking the produce section are helpful, as well as the self checkout attendants, but the guy restocking the Flashfood fridges on my recent visit was quite unpleasant.

this place is getting worse. more expensive than ever. prices on chicken breast have nearly…read moredoubled. i can't afford meat anymore. i just go to the food bank mostly and come here when i have a little extra for luxuries like meat or certain salads. sometimes i buy yogurt.

Absolutely freezer burn on these expensive chicken wings! Do better Presidents Choice! Dinner is…read moreruined

Since no one in Customer Service picks up the phone, here it is: Attention customer Service:…read moreStore: 396 St Clair Ave West Toronto. I just shopped at this location. The cashier rounded up my bill for charity without asking me. I brought this to her attention, she didn't apologize. In complete silence she opened the cashier drawer to give me a refund, which I refused. The issue is not the rounding up amount The issue is that she had the AUDACITY to add a donation to my bill up WITHOUT asking me and there was no acknowledgment of the audacity and or apology. I am not impressed with her behaviour.

I've tried all kinds of sourdough bread and I really love Farm Boy's Sourdough Boule Organic Bread!…read moreIt has a delicious taste and texture and it doesn't give me digestive problems like other breads. I read the ingredients and loved the simple, short list. It said no yeast so it's a true sourdough bread! I love it toasted with chunks of cold grass-fed butter. And it also tastes fantastic with my egg salad sandwiches.

They have some interesting hot food items apart from a lot of grocery options. I tend to buy food…read moreon sale here. Service is friendly. It is really a huge store and the layout is roomy. Always clean and well maintained.

background: I will typically give a good rating to any grocery store, I love going to them. I'm…read morenot loyal to one chain of stores, rather I go to certain places depending on my mood and what I'm wanting to purchase. ------------------- Pros about this particular location: - large, spacious store with lighting that isn't offensively bright; - good selection of sushi and grab and go lunches; - (usually) reliably stocked for kitty litter; - line-ups are never too bad (lots of queues to check out from); - we like Loblaws brand of ready-made foods; - sale prices (like with any store) can sometimes make the shopping experience more exciting; -great parking lot. Cons: -organic produce (if you are seeking that), seems or is limited; -prices can generally be higher, depending on the item.

Disappointed by the complete lack of Canadian produce at this location. It is September--the…read moreabsolute peak harvest season in Ontario--yet the shelves here are packed with fruit imported from the USA.Other grocery stores manage to stock local Canadian fruit, but Loblaws doesn't seem to bother. Right now, Ontario farms are overflowing with fresh apples, peaches, nectarines, pears, plums, and grapes. Instead of supporting our local farmers when these crops are at their best, this store is forcing consumers to buy imports.If you want fresh, seasonal Canadian fruit, you are better off looking elsewhere.