Supermarkets in York, ON

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  1. 1895 Eglinton Ave W, York ON M6E 2J5

    4.7 Superb 46 reviews

    “I discovered this little place today while out for a walk. I noticed the displays of fruit on the sidewalk- and I crossed the road to check it out. The prices were good- so i shopped. I spent $15 and got a bag full of fruit (green grapes $1.99/lb!).”

  2. 45 Front Street South, York ON N0A 1R0

    4.1 Good 15 reviews

    “MY local shop ,greatly made good, by the staff many local people who work there and know the community, all very pleasant helpful anc accommodating.Lots of bargains good local foods.Could not have gone without them during covid. Yet many must have had difficulties themselves I am sure. Thank you!”

  3. 500 Rogers Rd, York ON M6M 1B3

    3.9 Good 46 reviews

    “This convenience store is a true gem! You'll find a great selection of fresh products, and the staff are always incredibly friendly. It's the perfect spot for a quick and pleasant stop.”

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  5. 145 Marlee Avenue, York ON M6B 3H3

    3.8 Good 70 reviews

    “Dear Mr. Ziedins Could you kindly attempt to get the Corporation to install barriers in the parking lot (Sobey's Enterance side), to prevent drivers from backing all of their vehicle's rear onto the sidewalk, taking up 1/3 of the whole path and nearly hitting your shoppers in the process? Due to how low the sidewalk is, the vehicle's system deems it safe to continue to keep backing. I almost got bumped, and I wouldn't want an elderly person with slower reaction time than mine to get seriously injured. Thanks for your attention”

  6. 3400 Dundas Street West, York ON M6S 2S1

    3.6 Good 68 reviews

    “I love the little gems you would find for 50% off in this branch I didn't like the produce I got from here sadly. The cashiers I dealt with were really nice.”

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