Loblaws Leslie Street

I just purchased some items at your store, and the experience was very disappointing. I have shopped here many times before, but I do not always check my receipt. Today, because I bought several drinks that were advertised at CA$1.79 each or CA$1.00 each when purchasing more than 10 bottles, I decided to review my receipt after checkout. That was when I noticed that one item (beef rolls) was charged at a different price than the shelf label. The price tag clearly showed CA$10.00 per box, but I was actually charged CA$15.00 per box. I purchased two boxes and was charged a total of CA$30.00. I went back to the shelf to double-check and took a photo of the price tag. A staff member from that department was present, so I asked her why the shelf price showed CA$10.00 while I was charged CA$15.00. She checked the system and told me the The system price was CA$15.00. I then asked why the shelf label showed CA$10.00. She said she didn't know and then stopped responding. I then went to customer service, and they also told me that the system price was CA$15.00 and that I could return the item if I didn't want it. However, no one explained why the shelf price and the actual charged price were different. I am very upset—not only because of the pricing discrepancy, but also because of the staff's attitude and how this situation was handled.

I love the orange floors, cashier was friendly. Very well presented supermarket. I got sushis, cookies and general tso chicken. Yummy in my tummy!!!

I just left the store with the biggest smile on my face thanks to Jennifer, the bakery manager. A+++ service, very positive and a true representative of what the experience should feel like in a grocery store like Loblaws. Thank you again Jennifer; I know my wife will absolutely love the beautiful writing on her birthday cake.

Beautiful store, its huge, its clean. It has everything you could possibly be looking for..I mean everything and then some, deli, bakery, butcher there's nothing you could not find that you need, including dishes,pillows, kitchen stuff I can go on and on truly a huge amazing store their meat grade A my favorite place for meat pricy hmm abit again you get what u pay for if your a quality over quantity kinda person as I am hey everyone loves a deal including myself this is truly your store if u want a onr stop shop with quality stuff, not to mention cooked food, Starbucks, Joe fresh, a flower shop to mention a few this store is 100% my favorite store to stop! Period Keep up the great work loblaws you make me happy every time I stop. Im definitely eating well 😋 did i mention a bakery where I get All my cakes,candles and balloons 🎈 Did I mention its a one stop shop...they literally have EVERYTHING you're looking for grab yourself a coffee ☕️ for the shop or sit and fill your tummy when your done to complete yourself in full.

Great options at this location! Their hot table is actually quite delicious and it makes days when I forget my lunch, not so bad;). Always super clean as well! Oh! And the Starbucks inside is a bonus as well!

Very large and spacious store. Featuring not only groceries but also hosting a Starbucks and Pharmacy inside it. Prepaid meal 🥘 available , ranging from salads and pastas to chicken, rice,beans and more. Option to customize your meal priced at $2.29 per gram. Dedicated section for sushi 🍣 , flowers 💐, butcher and fish market🐟 Ample parking and diverse shopping experience

I would say this is one of the better Loblaws locations in the east end! They have a significant stock selection of like everything. If you can’t find it somewhere else, you are likely to find it here. There is significant parking and a variety of services and passion shops within the location.

The most beautiful and resourceful grocery store in Toronto. The store is organized so beautifully. You can easily spend 2 hours here with just looking around the store. My only problem was with cashier they didn't seemed welcoming at all.

I think of this store as a very good example of how to offer grocery essentials all the way to premium offerings, in one attractive package. Since the profiteering hoopla called out on Loblaws in the last year or so, there seems to have been some moderation in the pricing of many basics. Perhaps it's simply the overall trend to slowing inflation (and outright deflation in some goods) but it seems that the negative feelings around the pricing model are being listened to by the company. Also there's a fair bit of competition around this Leslieville location: FarmBoy, Fresh & Co to name but two... I like this store's layout and aside from occasional longer waits at the checkouts, there's not much here to criticize in my view.

this Loblaws has allot of parking, Joe Fresh and a garden center. Also don't forget the Starbucks in store as well. I find the produce is usually very fresh. This location is not so busy in the evenings as I prefer shopping when there are less people around just for safety during COVID.

Worst eggnog ever!!! Cannot recommend at all!! Funny thing is they are NOT stocking eggnog from other producers... along with their gouging and telling us to donate points instead lowering prices... more reasons not to buy crap from Loblaws. Once my points are used I'll be gone.

The quality of the wrapped produce is quite poor. Never any cored pineapples. The fish area stinks. Moldy produce sometimes. Living lettuce is super cute. Ok cheese selection. Friendly cashiers. Some staff don't know where stuff is, some do. Usually not busy when I go in. Decent sales. No lineups usually. Self-checkout. Please stop selling moldy food! There are much better Loblaws in the city, e.g. Maple Leaf Gardens. That's the best one. Leslie, you should copy them, they're doing it right. To be honest, the produce quality at this location feels more like no frills. Where are my frills? I like frills. I shouldn't hate on no frills, I've never seen moldy food there. So gross. Hopefully that was an accident and not the norm.

#pandemicreview This Loblaws location has gotten the right health and safety protocols in place almost since the start of the pandemic. I feel safe shopping here and they have really embraced the new normal for a while. They have seniors hours, priority entry for healthcare workers, and priority access to those needing to go directly to the pharmacy for prescriptions. This location has done a great job in creating a queue line that has all the 6 feet apart markings so people stay safe. They have the carts easily accessible near the queue line area so you don't have to go too far. You may choose to wipe down the cart with your own stuff or wait until you get in the door for an associate to do it for you. Personally, I have never felt uneasy taking a previously used shopping cart outside. I just use the alcohol sanitizer they provide while they are wiping down the cart. They have arrows in all the aisles to promote one way travel and try to limit close quarters shopping. Some grocery shoppers are still stubborn and do not follow the guidelines. Just do your best to not judge them too harshly. The check-out line is thoughtfully organized with markings on the floor to promote physical distancing. All the cashier units have the Plexiglas in place and everyone is friendly given the circumstances. Groceries are always in stock here, even toilet paper now. They do limit some staple items to avoid hoarding which is reasonable. I'm sad that Loblaws has ended pandemic pay for their grocery workers because it's very clear that we are still in the crisis and they DESERVE more. Overall, I'm grateful that the staff and management of this Loblaws have done an excellent job during this strange time.

This place is amazing. They truly have anything you would need from a grocery store. It was very clean inside and shelves were fully stocked.

Meals are $5 bucks. Hard to find a lunch anymore for that price. Pretty good also. That's why 2 stars. Black lady behind the counter 0 stars. Bad work attitude-if you're unhappy with your job - move on. While there though do the job with 100% and maybe someone may take notice who is in the management position. Common courtesy is lost nowadays. Simple things. Hello. Good morning/afternoon. Thankyou. You're welcome. All go a long way.

I like that Ace Bakery bread is marked down 50% off its regular price every day an hour before closing. There are also other bread brands that are marked down 50% because its expiry date is approaching. Plenty of bread to choose from.

This review is specifically about the bakery. I have no issue with the store generally, but the bakery has messed up my birthday cake order 3 out of 3 times! The first 2 times, I arrived to pick up a birthday cake I had preordered and was told there had been some mess up and the cake hadn't been made. This happened two years in a row- I don't know why I went back! This time, I placed an order only to be called the next day and told they wouldn't be able to make my cake. They suggested transferring it to another Loblaws a fair distance away, which I was willing to agree to, but then when they read my order back to me I realized they had not correctly described the cake I'd ordered. I decided to go elsewhere! I have been told by others that this type of thing is not uncommon. Anyway, just to say I would strongly recommend going elsewhere for a cake. It's no fun to find out hours before your kid's birthday party that their cake wasn't made :(

This location was once known colloquially as Galen Weston's Slopbucket. A convoluted mess of rotting fruit and expired perishables. A deadly parking lot full of speeding vehicles sneakily trying to subvert the neverending construction on the avenues outside. Then something changed. They started remodelling the interior to match their Maple Leaf Gardens flagship location. And they started better organizing that which was once hidden in the depths of grocery store lunacy. And they opened up a wide range of hot table and take out options. And they reversed what we assumed was their previous policy by actually starting to stock quite a bit of fresh food. Assuming you can live through the real-life Frogger that is traversing their parking lot.. a welcome surprise now exists inside.

This place is like a loblaws on steroids! The layout is very nice with wide pathways and everything presented very neetly. The bakery and cheese/deli bar would make any foodie drool over. Their butcher shop sports a dry age locker for the red meat fanatics (and yes they do both prime and AAA-Angus). They have a large Joe Fresh boutique along with a huge cooked food counters - yes plural. There is the Asian inspired T and T with freshly fried noodle/rice dish or soup noodles. Also an extensive pizza and regular roast stations for chicken and other yummiest your appetite can request. Also the coffee bar will give starbucks or any other local java shop a good run for money in terms of price and quality.

As far as Loblaws locations go, this one is pretty average. There are two entrances, with parking on either side. There is also a PC Financial pavilion and a Joe Fresh location. They used to have a Bulk Barn inside which I kind of miss, because they got rid of it. This place is a disaster on a Sunday. Out of stock on everything! If you need to come here, it's probably better to shop before the weekend.

This is kind of a weird Loblaws. To be honest, I am writing this review so I can include it in my list for Rotisserie Chicken. Okay first, the things that I don't like about this Loblaws: - limited bakery section. The one on Queens Quay is WAY better. No rosemary foccia buns, no Fred's bread, just not as much selection. - limited selection of PC frozen entrees. No frills on Gerrard has way more. - no onion sprouts. Just alfalfa sprouts. Queens Quay also has a better selection of sprouts. - no self checkouts. - ALWAYS a long line in the 8 items or less checkout. Okay, now that we have covered what I don't like, let's move on to the good things here: - like all Loblaws, it's clean here. - they have a lot of selection at the deli salads - broccoli slaw here is usually on 0.99 and at Queen's Quay it's usually 1.39. - a full bulk barn is attached inside this store - a full post office is attached inside this store (i love stamps. I am kinda lame that way. When everywhere else was sold out of the polar bears and penguins, this post office hooked me up!) - Excellent EXCELLENT rotisserie chickens. seriously, Loblaws as a general chain has top notch hot-food offerings, including rotisserie chicken. So far, this is my top pick for take out rotisserie chicken in leslieville.

I've been shopping at this Loblaw's for more than a year now and I feel that there's a very good selection of fruits and veggies. They also offer good sales most of the time when I go in there's a sale going on but I wanted to specifically review this particular store for the date of January 3 which was a Sunday and it was a very good experience in terms of customer service. I don't want to go through the entire scenario but I will say that the woman at the self check out was helping everybody and actually she went above and beyond to help me find a particular product I was looking for in bulk and anyways she was able to process the item as if I was purchasing in bulk as opposed to charging me individually for each item. It was not exceptionally busy but she had a few people at the self checkouts and was professional and kind enough to help me. The next time I go in there I will make a point to get her name because she does deserve to be recognized.

The problem with this store is it's horrible rude a$$hole customers. I am usually in a good mood specially shopping but every time I leave this store I want to thump someone. People walk into you, let their children scream, stop in the middle of the isles to yap on their phones and complain about everything. If you are an a$$ and you live in the area I would suggest being with your people and shop at this store. I really don't know how anyone can work at this location dealing with you foul jerks.

Its a decent place to shop. Plan of store is planned ok. Food for lunch is average. Only few people working in lunch rush which is bad for people waiting, they need to increase people working in rush hours.

The customer service at the food counters is beyond horrific and if they do ever notice you waiting there they are completely dumfounded by the fact that you might want your lunch heated up. They are rude, ignorant and all around don't have a clue what they are doing. (This isn't referring to the young people as much as it is the old.) The sushi/rice counter... I got rice on more than one occasion that was a literal mush with a couple of sparsely placed scraps of chicken thrown in and overcooked wilted veggies. The ordering process is quite chaotic and god forbid you are allergic to anything there because there's a good chance you'll get someone elses bowl. It would be dire circumstances before I EVER go back there for lunch, likely opting for Timmies or wendies processed food over the atrocious customer service and stale, old, terribly cooked food from loblaws.

STOP. NO! DO NOT LOOK AT EARLIER REVIEWS. THOSE PEOPLE NEED TO UPDATE AND APPRECIATE. THIS LOBLAWS IS *GREAT* It USED to be terrible. It was a damnable bad design, complete with a gloomy aesthetic sense. Every time I went I wanted to punch someone in the face. But, it seemed overnight, they renovated. This place is now- I say again- great. This is by far one of the best Loblaws I've been to, second only to their flagship store in Maple Leaf Gardens. If you are considering going to a grocery store, and don't have VERY peculiar needs (ie. Big Carrot-only type fare), this place is a good choice. Massive. Well stocked. Good-looking. Broad shoulders. Smart. Funny. Knows how to have a good time. Likes to cuddle. Wants to kiss you on your neck and hold you tight while cooking together. Lives for the smell of your hair.

Loblaws mission statement should be "Too Big To Care". I don't usually shop here simply because prices are minimum 30% to 50% more than any store in the area and that is minimum, plus they know nothing about customer care. The very fact they only have 3 stars mean 40% of the customers that bother to write a review, don't like it. They have a huge sign indicating that every check out will be open during the day on weekends means they know they have pissed off a lot of customers in the past with too few staff. Let me tell you something Loblaws, it is cheaper to keep a customer with good service than it is to win them back after bad service. Every once in a while I do wonder in to pick up a few things and nothing in the way of customer service has changed, they don't have customer service so I guess that means they have noting to improve upon. The older Asian gentleman behind the cash, he really needs to go. He is so moody and clearly doesn't want to be there, he does more damage than good. Thanks for your lack of help and embarrassing me in the line up when I asked what a price was because I couldn't see without my glasses. Please read my previous reviews to get the full picture of this dump.

My wife stopped here to buy dinner for herself and a girlfriend to eat on our boat at the nearby marina. They got ribs, which looked great but when they were served it was obvious that they were many hours, if not days old and they were absolutely impossible to eat. Truly, they were like eating wood. Hopefully the attached pictures show what I'm describing. (hmmm doesn't look like I can attach pictures My wife ended up making a peanut butter sandwich to serve her guest. Disappointing and embarrassing. So everyone makes mistakes, but it's a measure of a company in how they deal with them. When she went back to Loblaw's, she was told "there's nothing we can do about it". She asked to speak with the manager and was questioned "why do you want to talk to him?". At this point, she gave up, which is what I'm suggesting you all do on this store, especially if you want good food and want to be able to trust the quality to serve to guests.

Fresh New Look but not new attitude in the fashionista store Manager. Does he ever stop talking on his cell phone and pay attention to what happens in the store. For years I could always depend on this Loblaws location at Christmas to get my Christmas Stollen. The brand Kuchenmeister Edel-Marzipan Stollen is very difficult to find but it was always carried at this Loblaws. Now with the fancy new bake shop, not only do they not carry it, but when a helpful staff went to the manager to ask if it was available, apparently they were told he had never even heard of it before? What was he doing all the other Christmas seasons when his store was selling it, if he does not know it now? Also the take out counter has decided to go heavy on the salt all the roasted chicken, so much for the healthy take on everything. Final comment only to say how said it really is that all this money was spent to update the store but just a few blocks away the bakery outlet store was closed down. Too bad some money could not have been saved to at least keep that shop running or relocated somewhere else in the area.

Experienced rude customer service at this location. Spoke directly to management, but seemed not to care at all. Not a minute later manager is joking and laughing with the same staff members right in front of me as if there were no problem. Infuriating! Left and went to Fresh Co. across the street. No attitude there! The employees at this Loblaws need to figure out that the customers pay their bills...

This is by far the worst Loblaws out of all the Loblaws. There are very few things, if anything, that it has going for it. It seems as though it may have once been good but it has gotten rid of some of the positive things that previous reviews mentioned and it doesn't seem like it has kept up with the growing population in the neighbourhood. I tend to really like Loblaws as a grocery store. Despite the sometimes ridiculous prices I'm still enticed by Loblaws because of their well displayed produce, good house brand products and PC point loyalty rewards system. But the Leslie/Lakeshore Loblaws has made me completely rethink my allegiance to the brand. So first of all to update some of the information posted in the other reviews. This location is no longer open 24hrs. Secondly there is no longer a Bulk Barn in this location. Both of which would be redeeming qualities if they still existed. The appearance of the store is older, that's what it is. It would be much better if the parking lot and entrance ways were designed a bit better but it's okay as it is. Right now it's split and it's somewhat confusing to get from one side of the parking lot to the other. Regardless there's always parking. As for the store itself. There is not a single time when I leave this location happy. I always walk out frustrated and having to go to another store because without exception there is always something they are missing. We're not talking obscure things here. Yesterday it was limes and zucchini. Last week it was ground turkey and boneless skinless chicken breasts. The week before it was every brand of plain greek yogurt. I don't know if it's that they just haven't realized a whole host of new residents have moved into the neighbourhood but for some reason they just cannot get the stock right. The more I have to go to a second store to pick up relatively simple items that they don't have the more I just want to completely skip this store.... but I don't because of my ridiculous loyalty to the brand and the close proximity this store is to my home. To top it off, they also can't seem to get the cashier staffing right. If you go anytime around dinner the lines are ridiculous. By this point I'm usually already so frustrated that I haven't got a bunch of the stuff on my list and now I have to stand in a long line only to have to then go to the grocery store across the street to get more items that Loblaws didn't have. On the plus side the staff are friendly and for the most part helpful even if it's just to tell you "sorry we don't have that today".

Dropped by the store this evening, after placing items to purchase in my cart and ready to check out and pay, an announcement came on informing customers that all debit and credit card transactions were down for the night and the store was cash only. (Noticing the abandoned carts surely this was ongoing and time to post a note or even an associate at the entrance door informing customers of the need to have cash as payment being accepted would work to supplement this.) Luckily, Loblaws has a Loblaws's presidents choice bank with hand written note offering to print and save receipt to get reimbursed for withdraw fees. Waiting in a short line that proved slow and suggests perhaps the store should close rather than function as cash only, I am sent to Customer Service for my $3 refund. The line their had a multitude of problems headed up by Susan who did not attempt to fake politeness when answering my question as to possibility of saving my receipt and getting a refund on another day. I was told it's a wait now as they try to manually return an item and can't exchange my receipt for my $3. I said that doesn't seem right I can't imagine the store manager wouldn't approve on my next day. (Perhaps I'll try to see when I'm in next.) Leaving the store feeling ripped off not only for the ATM fee I didn't get reimbursed for, but with a more valuable loss of my time. Hoping and looking forward to another grocery store opening near Leslieville so I can avoid them and their shockingly lacking Customer Service altogether.

I've dropped in to this location twice over the past three days to pick up lunch. The counter service is average for starters, but the self serve soup section is a joke. Half of the items aren't labeled or labelled incorrectly. Even though I was taking prepared food out they still charged me their infamous $0.05 bag charge. But the real kicker us they have only one outside small garbage bin and when I finally tracked someone down he told me to take it home or to Starbucks' garbage on the other side of the parking lot (they are not affiliated). $17 lunches and you have to take your garbage home (or to another business nearby!) I'm crossing this place off my list

I liked this Loblaws when i walked in for the first time the other day. What was supposed to be a quick stop to pick up a couple specific items, turned into a spontaneous mini-shop. I can't help it! When i see a deal, i must buy! This Loblaws is pretty spacious inside, with big produce, deli and prepared food sections. Clean and bright. We picked up a few prepared items that were really yummy (hot veg samosas & pakoras), but it took more than a couple mins to get served at the counter. What i really loved about this location, though, was the Bulk Barn right in the store! I didn't have time to go in there (i always loose track of time in the Bulk Barn), but I'll definitely be back. I also like that they have a nice big parking lot for the drivers, and is accessible by TTC for us transit goers.

Maybe I've never noticed before, but I'm in love with this location of Loblaws for the following reasons: - open 24 hrs , close to my work - has a big prepared food section that includes sushi (got a 12 pc rolls for $8.99) , and $7 entree combo with 2 sides (but seems to close in the late night), has other foods for heating up in a microwave, and some quiche/pie selections that I could also take to the office kitchen - has a gigantic natural / organic foods selection which has everything I usually buy at Whole Foods or Big Carrot including my soy and dairy free buttery spread, gluten free waffles, Rowe Farms eggs ($4.29) and Pacific Foods organic Almond Milk All these things are very rarely seen in other Loblaws locations - also has a huge shelf of natural and herbal remedies/supplements including Traumeel, Bach Flowers. They don't have Nordic Naturals. Only one brand of Echincea and Golden Seal drops. - brightly lit, good signage - big but not over powering - friendly staff - lots of bread choices, BUT no Spelt bread :( - They have Stonemill's Spelt bread (but I don't like it bc it also contains rye flour) - they have Sha Sha Bread's Spelt bread crumbs, and the Ginger Snaps, but unlike other locations of Loblaws they don't have the bread. I still can't understand why. - they do have many conventional breads in many different types of grains - bulk barn (not 24hrs) built right into the store! One stop shop - really big and lots of selection for beauty and body/hair products if you're not into collecting Shoppers Optimum points Dammit, I came here 2 days in a row and spent money I shouldn't have. It's a trap!

This Loblaws would normally get a 2.5 from me but it's relatively close. As Kat F & Susan C's fave writer Dave Eggers says "Laziness empties my wallets." The good: Clean. well stocked with green cleaning products and vegan food products. The bad: There now sits an empty Jumbo Video store attached to it, which is chock full of soft drinks and the like. You can't convert this into a Joe Fresh? What's with the insane towering product displays? Thanks, Christo. Lemme get my 7 storey ladder to retrieve those mesquite flavoured potato chips for you. But it's not all bad. Just could be much MUCH better!

Plenty of parking, a Bulk Barn, Wine Rack and Dollar Store all on the premises! a Wendys-Tim Horton's hybrid on the west side of Leslie and an adjacent Burger King perfect for Whopper Wednesdays. The only thing that could give it another star would be if they brought Jumbo Video and their free popcorn offering back back. Now that I think of it a Jumbo Video tee would be a great retro find. Loblaws is a tad pricey, if your in the area and are looking to tighten your wallet a bit you might want to consider nearby Price Choppers or even T & T Supermarket where the dollar tends to go further.

Poor customer service. Overpriced items. Store is 'open' late but most of the specialty areas are closed early. So not really open late

This is the Loblaws I frequent when I don't care too much about how fancy and new my shopping experience is. It loses points for being a dowdy Loblaws - but it has a bulk-barn in it. I heart bulk-barn. The cashiers tend to be on the stupid side, but I can get the exact amount of what I need for a good price (and don't tell anyone, but they have oodles of candy!) Now that I've reviewed bulk barn back to Loblaws. It's a convenient location, and beside bulking up your barn, you can also bank, dry clean, mail things AND get groceries. It's a good thing.

I'm with Geoffrey W - this store is kind of middle of the road for me. It's now open 24 hours though, which is helpful. And it does have a bulk barn (great for satisfying a sweet tooth), but they also have a fair selection of grain products, I bought millet, red quinoa, and some other stuff here. It's a bit easier to get to for me than the Queen's Quay location, although I prefer the brightness othe Queen's Quay store (but that store is often sold out of stuff). This store seems to be better stocked.

This is a slightly older, less fancy Loblaws compared to others in the area, but it gets the job done consistently. They have a pretty large selection of fruits and vegetables that are typically quite fresh although on the rare occasion they tend to run low supply wise. The one thing they sometimes lack is local produce from Ontario, instead opting for items from the US or Mexico. Generally speaking I've always been able to find what I need on the shelves and as of late they have had a number of items at reduced prices which is a nice surprise. Shelves are organized and typically well stocked. They also have a "club pack" and health food section for diversity. This location also has the extra bonus of a Bulk Barn, a dollar store, a post office, wine shop and a dry cleaner which are all handy and fairly decent shops. You really can't complain considering what a one stop shop this Loblaws tends to be. Best part - no infestations or health department problems like some of the other Loblaws in Toronto.

Pretty snazzy. Generally it's a bit pricier than Freshco across the street, but they will occasionally mark down a few items quite a bit so deals are to be had. My only complaint is a few times sale items didn't register at the cash, so I was subject to a lengthy price check or I just sucked it up and paid full price. I've now resorted to taking pics of sale signs on the shelf. Last week I actually had to show the cashier a pic and she gave me the item for free. So keep an eye out when items are ringed in. You may not be getting the deal you thought you would be.

Neither the nicest nor the worst grocery store you're likely to go to. The location, at Leslie and Queen's Quay, is convenient for a wide part of the east end, being that it's where you might emerge from the DVP or the Gardiner on your way to Leslieville, East York or the Beach. It has all the usual Loblaws bits - a fish stand, deli counter, butcher counter, bakery. They have free cookies for children at the bakery counter. There's an attached Bulk Barn and Wine Rack. There's also a small dollar store. It has recently switched to being open 24h, which makes it that much more convenient, for some -- no worries that you'll go out and then discover that they're closed. So, basically, solid quality and lots of convenience make it a nice choice.

I would like to comment on this store from the perspective of a visitor from Australia - Canooks need to stop complaining about this store - it is beyond awesome - it should be awarded the Nobel,Pulitzer,Emmy,Oscar and Tony awards for Outstanding Grocery Store on the planet! I will give you a comparison to an Oz supermarket and you'll see how incredibly lucky you are - in Oz our supermarkets have NO sushi cooks making fresh Jap food,NO alcohol,NO fromagerie,NO organic sections,NO restaurants,NO mobile phone store,NO pharmacy,NO bank,NO medical centre,NO gluten-free section (just a couple of shelves) AND we pay 50 to 200% more for our groceries of same brand and size!!!!!

I'll echo what other reviewers have said about the convenient location, spaciousness, wide selection, and abundance of parking at this loblaws. Large produce section. Many many interesting cheeses and a good deli counter. Attached to a bulk barn! I have strong President's Choice brand loyalty and this location has a great selection of all my favourites. It also has (most excitingly for me!) an entire freezer section filled with gluten-free stuff as well as a whole bunch of non-freezer gf stuff. The selection of gf pasta, bread, frozen dinners, waffles, cereal, breakfast bars, baking mixes and every other gf product you can think of is fantastic. Seriously. I think the gf selection rivals whole foods or the big carrot. That alone is reason to hit this loblaws for my big grocery trips.

***2.5 stars*** We were in the Leslieville area and stopped by to do some quick groceries before heading home. The location for this Loblaws is prime, close to Lakeshore and it has ample parking. One thing I noticed is that it has a bulk barn inside as well as a dollarstore. It is like shopping in a mini mall. Extra bonus is that is open 24 hours! The shopping experience was ok, the aisle ways were a bit cramped but well-lit. The store looked a bit run down, having my SO made the shopping trip bearable. It was sad to find out that there were COMPLETELY out of sugar (a basic product) in the baking aisle. It was a just a tad bit frustrating. There are definitely better Loblaws in the Toronto area, if you need something urgently and if you are in the area, feel free to stop by otherwise head to another Loblaws for a more positive shopping experience.

Decent Loblaws store, but doesn't look so nice on the outside. If they'd re-do the outside to match the inside, it would be awesome. I also like that this Loblaws has both a Bulk Barn and a Post Office right inside the store. This location is smaller than some, so it doesn't have all departments (Joe Fresh) but it has what I need. Because its smaller, it's also easier to run in and out of when I only need a couple items.

I've been shopping at this Loblaws before it was even renovated. The renovations look great and they've added a seating area where you can order already prepared food. However, recently I've noticed a number of their items are expired or about to be expired. Someone needs to be checking perishable items regularly because there's nothing more annoying than getting home and realizing you have to go back. The price tags are also often not marked when the items are on sale which make it confusing. I also miss the bulk barn!

Bakery staff rude and not helpful. Will not go back. Always long lines, better store elsewhere!@!!

This store drives me crazy. It is in an excellent location and has tremendous potential but.... I can guarantee with 100% certainty that there will be at least one item on my shopping list that will be out of stock. This would be OK if it was an exotic item but I'm talking basic pretty basic food items (e.g. milk, bread) and in many instances multiple visits where there is still a "out of stock" sticker on the shelf. Haven't they heard of inventory control. There seems to always be a refridgerator that is broken or a bucket somewhere on the floor to catch a leak from the roof. In addition, the check out is a disaster since they changed from self serve bagging. It would seem that the cashiers were never informed of the change. As a result, they start to process the next order even though the previous customer's groceries are still in the bagging area, as the customer has not been able to keep up with the scanning of the food. Its a mess. To avoid having my groceries combined with the next customer's, I don't actually pay until all my groceries are bagged. The cashier stands by watching my work rather than helping out to keep the process moving. I have spoken to management about the problem. However, when I received the "Yes, the cashiers don't like the change...." response realized that it was unlikely to be addressed..

I live literally across the street from this Loblaws. Disregard any reviews older than Dec 2014. The whole store got rebuilt and changed and the current management has been there for about a year. The old version was not the greatest but the new look is a total disaster. Yes, they have a huge selection of cupcakes and sweets right at the entrance (not so fresh) and breads of all kinds. But unless you have an hour to slowly stroll through the whole place you will get frustrated quickly. There is no rhyme or reason to where things are. The shelves are shorter and smaller and wider apart than used to be, causing everything being jammed together so you easily walk right by the thing you have been looking for for the last 20 minutes. With black or dark grey walls the place is very dark. Especially deeper in the store you feel like walking through and old cellar. The staff (esp. the cashiers) are generally cheerful and helpful. CANNOT say the same about the staff at the hot meal area. One out of 3 has a general idea what food is what and the combos available. There is practically no signage or labels or price tags on the hot meals and while the prices went up the portions went to half. Not worth the money AT ALL. They have poured a ton of money into this place but if you ask me most of it was totally wasted....

I've been shopping at Loblaws for years including their pharmacy for my prescriptions. They had a great online ordering system for renewing prescriptions until about six months ago when they changed it and most if my prescriptions disappeared. As a result I now have to phone in most of my renewals through their really awkward phone ordering system. I have phoned Loblaws customer support several times and was told they would forward my complaint but nothing has been done to fix the system. I emailed them and finally got a reply that I should go to my doctor and ask for new prescriptions, but I have repeats available on all of them and have no trouble ordering by telephone. I can understand technical glitches happen, but their unresponsiveness in dealing with a problem is not acceptable. The pharmacist has told me she would pass on my concerns too but still nothing has been fixed after six months.

Was better 3 years ago, this Loblaw location went downhill. The fruits and vegetables are not as fresh as it were before.

Walking into this store was like walking into a dream. I originally just stopped here on the way from dropping something off for my boyfriend around the corner to get milk. This place is HUGE, it has almost everything a person could need. The store is immaculate and has a wide variety of almost every product. I got about 20 dollars worth of veggies, all lovely and fresh. There is a bulk barn, photo place, joe fresh plus some other random clothing store. There is however a disadvantage to this store #1. You could get lost for hours in here, that's not necessarily a bad thing but if you need to rush in and get something it might be a bad situation Overall I'm still a huge fan I would wander around for hours if I had the time. If you need anything weird or exotic you'll probably find it here.

A-Ok, has a new large Joe Fresh since Oct 2013

The numbering system at the flu counter means nothing, so don't bother with them and just stand from and Centre and be aggressive or you will not be served

This is really quite a good Loblaw's, even if it isn't particularly glamorous. It's large, clean, well-stocked, open 24 hours, and has helpful staff. A very wide selection of breads, a broad organic section, a good selection of PC black label and other PC products, excellent cheese and produce sections, and an attached Joe Fresh. Also easy parking and fast, pleasant cashiers (who DO help you bag your stuff). Oh, and the building isn't impossible to navigate, like some Loblaw's I can think of (Bayview, St Clair West).