Daniel's NOFRILLS Mississauga

Before 2000 this was a Loblaws. When Loblaws Mavis & Dundas (now Superstore) and Loblaws Heartland opened this was changed to a Nofrills so it's a big store, probably around 55k sqft. Daniel's been the owner since 2003. Its about the same size as Tomken & Rathburn and a bit bigger than Britannia & Creditview Nofrills which were also Loblaws. It's got a pharmacy (with two benches for waiting), seafood counter, butcher/meat counter, tiny display of flowers (it was much bigger years ago), an aisle for natural/organics grocery & frozen, an aisle for home goods, a small seasonal section that currently has BBQ/summer, a PC Bank with an ATM. There's probably 20-30ft of beer in aisle 9. There's 3.5 aisles of health, beauty and baby, 9 grocery aisles with 4 extra wide aisles for pallet displays. The last aisle is frozen, extra wide with frozen and dairy bunkers. It has a lot of ethnic stuff, but like other Nofrills the groceries are all mixed in and hard to find. Before the renovation I remember it was one extra wide aisle with displays for ethnic groceries, it was great. Dairy and most of the Frozen ethnic is together and there's quite a bit both behind doors and in the bunkers. There are two odd spots. There's produce tables all along the deli/cheese wall. 2 carts cannot fit, even one cart is a tight fit and cuz there aren't many breaks in the tables, you gotta walk around. The front frozen wall next to the PC Bank are hidden by a row of pallet displays and a 30ft section of shelves. Not much space here either for multiple shoppers. They could just kill the PC Bank and space out the displays making it easier to get around. Other stores just have the ATM and what real banking can you do in person with PC? its all done online or on the phone, dude is there just to sign you up for a card. The PC Bank walls would be perfect for the random 30ft shelves. At 4pm on a Thursday it was quite busy. It has 10 checkouts with only 4 being staffed and the lines were pretty long. There's 8 self checkouts with restrictions, no carts, 15 items or less, no cash. Only way out if you're just stopping at the pharmacy is through the self checkout area. Shopping carts in the parking lot don't look maintained with cart's well overflowing out of the corrals. The parking lot itself is a disaster, always cars stopped at the entrance to the store. Today on both sides, with a line up of cars trying to get into the lot fully blocked and a long line of cars trying to leave the lot. The store was last renovated 2018/2019. Almost all of the refrigeration is open whereas the newly renovated stores have doors to save energy. It does have the latest paint job and signage so it doesn't feel old for a 25 year old store. Is the frustration of parking, long checkout lines and scouring for ethnic food worth it? If you want cheap groceries then it probably is cuz there's nothing else around... other than Heartland Walmart. Price Chopper in the area died before it had the chance to become a FreshCo and Food Basics turned into Oceans.

Large No Frills that's been around for many years, and has outlasted the stores around it in the same plaza. This is a busy store given its location. They have a pharmacy, seafood stand, and butcher stand. As usual, expect cheaper prices than Loblaws. They have self checkout counters here.

I came into the store with the small dog and didn’t see any sign saying pets weren’t allowed. (I checked carefully couple times before I walked in) I understand that every store has its own policy, and I have nothing against the staff, but that’s why a visible sign would really help. Different stores have different rules and it's impossible to guess every time if I can bring my dog or not ( I simply can not leave my dog outside). Since I felt rushed and uncomfortable, I didn’t check the pre-packed mandarins carefully and ended up with a rotten one. A bit more clarity and kindness would make the experience much better

This place has everything I need. It has a butcher, fresh seafood, halal meat. Great selection of produce and bread. All the things I wanted were in stock and the prices were great. I was there this past Friday, I didn't catch the cashier's name, but she was so lovely! I hope the loose card machine is fixed for next time so it doesn't fall

As a German tourist, I have known about No Frills since 2008. The selection is very varied and of good quality. What was new for me this year was the automated self-pay system at the customer checkouts - something I hadn't seen before in 2017. But it's very practical and time-saving.

one of the bigger and better branches. wider aisles in some sections making it easier to navigate. specials are, for the most part, consistently stocked with the occasional missing items. plenty of parking, although the plaza gets packed, going in or out. staff okay and checkout lanes move fairly quick.

From time to time you can get some really good deals. Last week we paid 2.99 for a huge watermelon 🍉 and it was really SWEET. This week we also got another one, smaller, at 4.9 but it's sweet too 😀

Always a great place to shop for your groceries. More specifically since their renovations that have made the store much more spacious with a lot more options. Their addition of the new aisle for organics is a great welcome change. The fruits in the produce are the best. The choice of ethnic grocery items has increased over the years in keeping with the population change in the area. Owner Daniel is always around working hard to ensure things run like clockwork. Staff always on hand to answer queries. Their price match is limited to certain big box stores though this is understandable. Overall a great place.