By Micheal Mellish on September 1, 2026 Verified by Google

Breakfast and bruchitas not bad ,however extremly fresh. I prefer more fast paced approach by workers . Better of using skip the dish , uber workers instead

By W M on August 3, 2026 Verified by Google

Large and convenient supermarket with a wide selection of groceries, prepared foods, bakery, household products, and pharmacy services. The store is spacious and well organized, suitable for quick shopping trips and larger weekly grocery runs.
One of its main advantages is the variety of ready-to-eat meals and specialty products. The location is also convenient for people living or working in downtown ppl living nearby. Prices can be higher than at discount supermarkets, the checkout area becomes busy during evenings and weekends.

By 17 NNE on July 31, 2026 Verified by Google

This has to be one of the most unique grocery stores in the world. Housed inside the historic Maple Leaf Gardens—home of the Toronto Maple Leafs for decades—it's worth visiting even if you don't need groceries. Beyond the incredible history, the store itself is fantastic, with an amazing international food selection, a towering two-storey cheese wall, and just about every specialty ingredient you could hope to find. Whether you're a hockey fan, an architecture lover, or just someone who appreciates a great grocery store, this is a Toronto stop that's surprisingly memorable.

By Noor Manes on July 6, 2026 Verified by Google

I often stop by Loblaws during my work breaks when I don’t bring food, and it’s always a convenient and reliable option. The prepared food is fresh, tasty, and affordable, with a good variety to choose from. It’s quick and easy to grab a meal without wasting time, which is perfect during a busy workday. Overall, a great spot for quality food on the go.

By Shaggy Shanahan on June 19, 2025 Verified by Google

It's a very nice Lowblaws, first of it's kind, really. I just moved out of the neighborhood when it originally opened, so rarely got to see the much alauded cheese wall.

There's live music, tons of well presented clear glass displays for bakery and hot to go meal items, and a cool tribute blue chair art piece to the Maple Leaf Gardens on the wall.

...only catch, the lineups were ridiculous!

I just wanted 3 quick doughnuts. And it took 20+ minutes to get out of there.

They have SO MANY unmanned lanes and a bajilion self-serve kiosks, that DON'T accept cash, so i had to exit that 40 person long line and start again, and it was nuts lining up for the lanes.

I don't know who is trying to save money for the oh-so-poor price fixing Lowblaw family by not bringing in employees and giving them their needed hours on the tils, but you gotta rethink your priorities, man!

And this is the SAME company that hired security toughs to intimidate and inspect their underpaid part-time employees' bags at end-of-day to make sure they don't "steal" a single gawdamn bagel...

... because it's better to throw away piles of still-edible food than to let ANYone benefit from it, isn't it, Loblaws???

Oh, but by all means, have your customers round up their purchase to "donate" to charity, so YOU get to write off your "charitable contributions" you didn't even make! You guys make me sick!

...

...but yeh, other than that, nice shop.