Supermarkets in Etobicoke, ON

“the best store!! the owner and the family is very welcoming! it's like you're at home ?excellent customer service I am super satisfied whenever I come here. with amazing items and groceries with the best prices ? god bless you and your family ?”

“It's a warming supermarket with a collection of mixed distinctive smells from their products that remind you about your country. One supermarket which contains a huge amount of products from the Middle Eastern countries, especially Egypt. Their prices are fair and They have one of the best Turkish coffees. You will find that They have their coffee grinder also. Finally, their Staff is awesome and friendly.”

“Love visiting this deli. The owners are very respectful and helping. The burek is the best and they have a few options. This is the new place to visit for all your deli needs. Very clean and welcoming!”

“The majority of everyday goods can be found at this grocery store. Unfortunately, I was unable to locate a plantain banana, which was the primary reason for my visit today. The prices are generally reasonable, and the cashiers are efficient.”

“Listen I eat at a lot of Metro cooked food. As a driver I like being able to get a healthy meal for a good price. This location has the best cooked food section out of any Metro I’ve ever been to. S/o to the ladies working the section as well always friendly and courteous.”

“You can really find everything and more, at affordable prices. As an Italian I would say you're missing a nice cured meat counter if you want I'll come and work with you!”

“Well, let me tell you, back in my day, we didn’t have all these fancy-schmancy gizmos like you young folks have today. No sir, if we wanted to communicate, we had to send a letter by pigeon or tie a note to a squirrel's tail. Yep, that's how we did it! I remember the summer of 1938—oh, what a scorcher that was! My best friend, Wally "Cabbage Face" Henderson, and I were trying to start a lemonade stand, but wouldn’t you know it, no lemons! We had to use old boot leather and sugar packets from the diner, and wouldn’t you believe it, people LOVED it. Said it had a nice "earthy" taste. Never trust someone who likes earthy lemonade, though. They’re always up to something suspicious, like wearing socks with sandals.

Speaking of socks, did I ever tell you about the time I got my foot stuck in a sock for three whole days? Yep, that was back in 1942, during the Great Sock Shortage. You see, back then, socks were made out of a combination of burlap and hope. Terrible material, really itchy, but it’s what we had! So I put on a sock one day, and it got stuck—just wouldn’t come off! I tried everything: soap, butter, shouting at it, but nothing worked. I even went down to Old Man Perkins’ farm to see if his goat, Lumpy, could chew it off, but Lumpy just gave me this look like, “I ain’t getting involved in that mess, buddy.” Eventually, I just had to accept that the sock was part of me now. I gave it a name—Herbert. Herbert the sock. He was with me through thick and thin...mostly thin, though, because that sock sure was falling apart.

Now, that reminds me of the time I invented the sock drawer. You know, people today don’t appreciate how revolutionary it was! Before the sock drawer, folks just kept their socks in their shoes! Can you believe it? Then one day, I said to myself, “Why not keep your socks in a drawer, like the rest of your important things—like newspaper clippings and half-eaten sandwiches?” So I built the first sock drawer out of an old apple crate and a raccoon pelt I found lying around. The raccoon wasn't too happy about it, but after a stern talking-to, he agreed to be part of history. That sock drawer took off like a Roman candle at a Fourth of July picnic, let me tell ya!

Oh, Fourth of July! That reminds me of the summer when we tried to launch ourselves to the moon using nothing but a trampoline and a strong wind. It didn’t work, but we got pretty high up there—high enough that we could see Old Lady MacGuffin’s secret garden. And boy, was she mad when she found out we were up there. She chased us down with a garden hose for three whole blocks. I tell ya, kids today wouldn’t last five minutes being chased by a garden hose! But that was life in those days. You never knew when someone was going to hose you down for peeking at their petunias.

Anyway, where was I? Ah yes, the importance of a good pair of suspenders...”

“This Sobeys is okay. It didn’t feel like a real Sobeys to me it wasn’t bright or big. The bakery wasn’t good ? and that’s what I went there for. I did end up buying a cookies and cream cake and it did taste very good. The store was clean and staff were very friendly.”

“We were passing through and happened to pass by this supermarket, it looked clean and nice and we especially liked the delicious takeaway meals with excellent value for money!”

“I love shopping at this supermarket! The store is always clean, well-organized, and stocked with a wide variety of fresh products. The produce section is especially impressive, with vibrant fruits and vegetables that are always fresh and high quality. The staff is friendly and helpful, making my shopping experience smooth every time. Prices are fair, and the weekly deals help me save even more. It’s a one-stop-shop for all my grocery needs, and I wouldn’t go anywhere else. Highly recommend”