For those days when you can’t make it to the grocery store, online shopping is here for you. While there are a number of big-box retailers to choose from, there are a bunch of Toronto-based grocers that you can support, too!
On this list, you’ll find a number of independently owned and family-run businesses and grocers.
Here are 15 Toronto grocery stores that deliver straight to your home.
Note: To avoid disappointment, confirm the grocer’s delivery area before you make your order.
Fresh City Farms
Partnered with over 75 farmers, Fresh City Farms gives you access to organic, sustainable, and seasonal produced, baked goods, seafood, meat, frozen entrees, and more. Typically grocery deliveries range between $3 to $3.75 and are free on orders $75 and up, but from now until May 15, they’re free for all orders. Shop Fresh City Farms.
The Healthy Butcher
Shop organic meat, seafood, fresh produce, and pantry items online with The Healthy Butcher. With a minimum spend of $65, delivery is available across the greater Toronto area. Shop The Healthy Butcher. Also, be sure to check out WagJag groceries for deals from The Healthy Butcher. You can find prices like 10 12oz steaks for $79, $35 for 10 lbs of chicken wings, and much more.
Organic Garage
With a tag line like “healthier food for less”, you know exactly what you’re getting! This Toronto-based grocer is available to shop through Cornershop, and even has a selection of skincare, beauty, and homecare on offer. Shop Organic Garage.
Pusateri’s
What started as a small produce market in Little Italy has grown into one of the city’s best fine food emporiums. At Pusateri’s, you’ll find gourmet and specialty products from local and international producers, as well as the rest of your kitchen necessities. Deliveries are made through Instacart, and first-time orderers get free shipping. Shop Pusateri’s.
Khorak Supermarket
Khorak Supermarket is a Middle Eastern grocer serving those in North York, Thornhill, and Richmond Hill. They have two delivery zones and shipping varies depending on where you’re located. Shop Khorak Supermarket.
Summerhill Market
Also available through Inabuggy is Summerhill Market. Fresh produce, meat, baked goods, prepared meals, and more are on offer, but what we love is the “Dietary Needs” section where you can find all things gluten-free, dairy-free, et al. Shop Summerhill Market.
Grande Cheese
Cheese lovers, rejoice! Grande Cheese offers delivery across the greater Toronto area through Inabuggy. While you can’t shop any fresh produce here, you can score the best store-made cheeses, deli meats, and baked goods, as well as pantry staples, frozen foods, and pre-made meals. Shop Grande Cheese.
Bruno’s Fine Foods
Bruno’s Fine Foods has been serving the greater Toronto area quality meat and fish, fresh produce, gourmet groceries, and more for over 50 years. You can order delivery from the grocery store through Inabuggy. Shop Bruno’s Fine Foods.
Rowe Farms
Shop online with Rowe Farms and you’ll find the best brands that Ontario has to offer, along with organic produce, meats from Rowe Farms in Guelph, and more. Delivery is available through Inabuggy. Shop Rowe Farms.
Coppa’s Fresh Market
Family-owned and operated in the GTA, you can get everything you need for your next meal at Coppa’s. You can also find pre-made meals and catering trays when you order delivery through Inabuggy. Shop Coppa’s Fresh Market.
Mister Produce
Shop fresh fruits and veggies from Mister Produce. The family-owned businesses recently launched delivery service in Toronto, Vaughan, Markham, Scarborough, Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Mississauga, Pickering, Burlington, and Oakville. While you won’t find pantry or processed items, you can find all of the produce you need for your weekly meals. The minimum delivery order is $75. Shop Mister Produce.
Kendal Hills Farms
Missing your trips to the farmers market? You can shop it virtually with Kendal Hills Farms. Every weekend, the virtual farmers market brings together some of the city’s finest vendors. You can find produce, meat, and locally-made pantry items. A password is needed to pre-select items throughout the week, but the website is open Thursday through Sunday. Shop Kendal Hills Farms.
Konveni Go Mart
Re-up on Asian pantry staples with Konveni Go Mart’s online shop. At this store, you’ll find instant foods like ramen and other soups, as well as hard-to-find drinks and treats like Pocky, Japanese flavoured Lays, Oreos, mochi, and so much more. Local delivery on orders $30 and up has a $5 shipping rate, and delivery across Canada is free on orders over $99, and $10 on orders under. Shop Konveni Go Mart.
Daily Seafood
If it’s fresh seafood your after, Daily Seafood has you covered. Once just a distributor for restaurants, the company’s services has opened up to the public. To make your order and see what’s on offer, just shoot them an email (info@dailyseafood.com) or phone call (416-461-9449). Delivery is free on orders over $150. Learn more about Daily Seafood.
Leavoy Rowe Meat
Leavoy Rowe Meat is another wholesaler that has opened up its business to the public. You’ll find wholesale prices for beef, pork, lamb, and more, plus Oliver & Bonacini specials here. For orders over $300 within a 50km radius of the distribution centre, there’s free delivery. Or you can pick-up orders under from its Mississauga location. Shop Leavoy Rowe Meat.
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If you’re looking for a pocket of Toronto to go to where you can do all your shopping, have a great meal, squeeze in a workout, and even get your hair done, Liberty Village is where you’ll want to be. In a city as big as TO, it can be hard to find the best places to go. Well we’ve done the digging for you and narrowed it down because Liberty Village is filled with fun spots to check out.
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Brodflour
One of the areas newest hotspots is Brodflour and it’s not just a great neighbourhood bakery. Brodflour is an urban mill that mills its own flour on-site that results in the freshest loaves. In addition to Brodflour’s showstopper breads, make sure you dig into its it’s super delicious and fresh baked cardamom buns. Soft, doughy, and perfectly sweetened, these buns, and Brodflour, are what dreams are made of!
Winners Liberty Village
Let’s be real: we’ve never met a WINNERS store that we didn’t love. With an amazing selection of name brands at lower prices, you’ll be sure to shop till you drop – and save big, too! The city’s newest WINNERS location just opened on October 29 in Liberty Village at King and Jefferson on the second floor, and it definitely needs to be on your WINNERS hit list. Not only is it located in a great neighbourhood, it’s filled with everything from the latest in fashion, accessories and footwear, to beauty, homewares, activewear, and much more. You’ll be sure to find something fabulous for less!
Cures Studio
171 East Liberty Street, Unit 141
When you’re in Liberty Village, your glam squad is never far away. Head to Cures Studio for a top-of-the-line beauty experience. Whether you’re needing a manicure, pedicure, wax, or even a lash tint, the folks here have all your beauty needs covered.
Organic Garage
If you’re into all things organic, you won’t want to miss out on a grocery shop at Organic Garage. This grocery chain supplies only the best produce that’s all certified organic — so you know you’re getting the real deal. What’s even better is that the stores shelves are stocked with all natural products including health and beauty items, vitamins, and supplements.
Vent Blow Dry Bar
If you’re in the mood to treat yourself or you’re simply short on time, a blowout is a great option. Head to Vent Blow Dry Bar right in Liberty Village for one of its signature style choices ranging from a classic blowout, to tousled beach curls, and even sleek straight for a timeless look. What’s even better is that you can enjoy a glass of bubbly while you’re getting your hair done — cheers to that!
Pure Yoga
Looking to get in a good workout? Head to Pure Yoga to get centred with one of its yoga classes that’s bound to have you feeling brand new and untangled. Offering hot yoga, core yoga, and a variety of events and workshops, there’s something for everyone, regardless of your skill level.
Merci Mon Ami
There’s definitely no shortage of eateries and restaurants in Liberty Village, but one that should definitely be on your radar is Merci Mon Ami. This family-owned bistro is known for its tasty sandwiches, salads, and delicious daily features.
** This article was sponsored by WINNERS – all thoughts are our own **
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If you’re in need of some groceries, make your next food run less of a chore! These grocery stores are all looking to elevate your shopping experience, and bring more value to the inevitable task we all have to do at least once a week. Whether it’s fast check-out technology, zero waste, or having your vegetables pre-cut for you, these retailers are stepping up their game in more ways than one. Grab your cart, and get shopping because purchasing food has never been so cool or fun!
Take a look at 7 grocery stores with the best shopping experience below, and change the way you shop for food.
Walmart at Stockyards
With its state of the art technology, the Stockyards Walmart location in Toronto is really putting the super in Supercentre. Recently launched as a prototype for more innovative stores, this Walmart location is integrating e-commerce into the checkout process to bring you new fast lane technology. What this means is that customers simply download the app, scan items as they go, and then pay directly with their phone. No waiting in checkout lines! Literally just grab and go.
Nations Fresh Foods
We hear the words diversity and multicultural a lot these days, but they aren’t necessarily reflected in many grocery store offerings, that is until Nations grocery store opened. The grocery retailer focuses on offering multicultural produce and a wide assortment of prepared foods from all across the world. Whether it’s Eastern or Western, Nations’ focus is to bring you food that is diverse, fresh, and affordable.
Unboxed Market
As the name implies, Unboxed Market is Toronto’s first zero waste grocery store. You literally won’t find any single use plastic or plastic bags here, only recyclable paper packaging. Customers are encouraged to bring their own mugs and containers to put produce or other items in. Despite being waste free, there is no shortage of departments as this smaller-than-most grocery store is a one-stop-shop. Along with the usual produce, deli, and dry good offerings, you can even find lotion and shampoo in dispensers that are ready to be put into your own reusable containers.
Pusateri’s
Pusateri’s is calling all vegetarians and vegetable lovers! Not only is it one of the most beautiful grocery stores in Toronto, but the high-end food retailer also has its own vegetable butcher. Similar to a regular butcher, this person will chop and prep all of your vegetables right before your eyes or while you shop. Unlike packaged and chopped veggies, you know these will be incredibly fresh, not to mention how much of a time saver it is.
Lady York
If you’re looking for a specialty grocery store in the European-Italian sense, then Lady York has got you covered. Having opened in 1959, Lady York has a lot of experience in purveying specialty foods, gourmet items, and high quality produce & deli products. The family-owned business has been operating for 55 years so they must be doing something right because let’s be real: have you ever met a traditional Italian who made mundane food? Point taken.
Farm Boy
Farm Boy is the perfect grocery store for people who love markets! The folks behind this mega successful store have taken the fresh market approach and turned it into a retail chain. Everyday, buyers go out and source produce and meat from local markets, which they bring back to the stores. The end result are shelves filled with the freshest ingredients, all in one place!
Organic Garage
We’re pretty sure all of us would like to buy organic, the only problem being the cost. That’s where Organic Garage comes in, with its organic, low-cost model. Along with a fun and playful approach to grocery shopping, the stores are filled with murals and hopscotch and it even employs smart buying practices that allow for organic food to be priced for less. You won’t ever have to pay an arm and a leg to shop healthy again.