Diana Grocery

The produce is great quality and the prices are what you might remember being normal two years ago. I was specifically surprised by the garlic - beautiful purple skin, hasn’t already sprouted like most heads of garlic at the big name chains these days. Even a good variety of canned goods, although you’ll pay a premium, but it’s worth it for the produce selection.

Great place to get produce at ridiculously good prices. We really love coming here to pick up a few things and cheap produce. Honestly it's a great little shop, especially when Tavora closes early on Sundays.

Great neighborhood vegetable store!! Plus plus!! Genny the proprietor is very friendly. The fruit and vegetables are always really fresh and wonderful. Additionally there are all kinds of extra packaged items that he would find in a deli. Great place to shop!

This place is a great store for groceries. I stop by at least twice a week to pick up fresh fruits and veggies for the week. Great selection, and competitive pricing!

Very nice selection of produce and grocery. There are Italian goods and usually fresh bread from the bakery down the street. Great store when you don’t want to go to big box!

The "meat" in their name is misleading - this is not a butcher, nor is it even deli. They have the tiniest selection of the same old pre-packaged cold cuts you can get at any grocery store, the only difference being theirs does not look fresh at all. I am guessing they've simply been around long enough in this neighbourhood that locals shop here out of convenience, nothing more.

Diana Meat and Grocery is an iconic local butcher shop. Great selection of products. When I walk in it always feels like the soul of Little Italy.

My go to for fresh fruits and veggies. The prices are great and the produce is always nicely ripe.

When you go to this store, watch out.... bought 9 items and was charge for 15. Too far away, to go back, and instead of 38.86, I paied 75.73

This green grocer used to be operated by an Italian family and it had a lot of Italian products. It was a very unique place. It is now run by another family and it is more of your typical green grocer. They did not take on the meat and deli counter. When it was the Italian family who ran the store, it took up two storefronts. They have been split and a Portuguese butcher shop is one storefront and the grocer in the other. The produce here is fresh and the prices are typical for the neighbourhood or possibly slightly better. You won't find much unique Italian stuff, but it has pretty much anything you need. They provide delivery upon request. They accept cash payment or electronic fund transfer. I had them deliver an order of fruits and vegetables. Everything was provided and they sent very good stuff. It also arrived very quickly. I don't know what their boundaries are though... call to find out! I think they are still going through some growing pains, so the place can be a bit tight if you go in person. That's why I gave it 4 stars out of 5.

I was just in here briefly to grab some tomatoes, but what I saw was quite impressive. A large butcher counter, lots of grocery items, and of course, the produce in the front. The place is spotless. I paid a very reasonable price for the tomatoes with a very friendly man at the cash. All night people raved about the bruschetta I made, and indeed, it was super fresh and delicious. I'm definitely coming back, I'm so excited to do a bigger shop next time and try out their meats!

The new owners are running this business into the ground. They don't know what to stock, and they don't know the community. Tragic demise of a great store on the Corso Italia.

A Very nice Italian grocery store on Corso D'Italia, near Landsdowne Avenue. Seems to be a family run business, with lots of great fresh produce, meat and cheese. Always well maintained, this is a good business to patronize. Great place to practice your Italian.

Been several times since moving into the neighboorhood a couple months ago... great spot! Good selection, friendly staff, and very reasonable prices...

Diana's meat counter has the *best* Italian sausages in Toronto proper. I know that because I have tried them all - Commisso's, Cataldi, Gino's, M.Atlas, Galati Bros, Lady York, Fortino's, Pusateri's, the place up on Dufferin near Tim Horton's, the place further up on Dufferin just north of Costco, Highland, Furgiuele's, Zito's, St. Lawrence Market, plus Cumbrae, Healthy Butcher, Rowe Farms... Diana Grocery makes real homemade Italian sausages. None of this frankfourcheeseitaliano stuff. No fennel overload. No unnecessary oregano. No phoney spice mixes. No hip and happenin' flavourings. Just real sausages like your nonno made them.

Great family run place with fresh produce, European products and amazing customer service :)

Good place to go for Italian food. It's close to St. Claire loop so getting there isn't a hassle. There's produce, bread, bakings, coffee, meat, and cheese. Price is about right too.