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720, Broadview Avenue, M4K 2P1, Toronto, Toronto Division, CA Canadá
contacts phone: +1 416-778-8762
website: www.loblaws.ca
larger map & directionsLatitude: 43.675149, Longitude: -79.3584719
Mike McGuire
::Very nice very clean, amazing selection of gorgeous fresh produce and meats but their prices are ridiculous. Similar grocery stores charge half the price of what Loblaws charges for the exact same items total greed!
Lara Dsouza
::Great food not the best prices! Very good quality products though and excellent customer service. I love that it is a very proudly Canadian chain store!! A lot of times however, the exact same products are available for much less at No Frills.
Whitney Veno
::After a looong drive to Toronto, I parked at the Loblaws, EXTREMELY full bladder I waddled inside quickly, and asked to use the washroom as I needed to go in anyway to purchase a bottle of water and to get change for the parking machine outside. The man told me there was no washroom... Why? Why is there no washroom?! So I then told him, I was literally about to pee my pants, I will just pee in your parking lot and he said "okay"... OKAY?! It is not okay to pee in the parking lot mister! But that is exactly what I had to do unfortunately... So after I peed in the parking lot, I went in, bought a bottle of water, got my change, and paid for my parking. Very strange experience though... They should definitely consider putting in a washroom for customers.
David Chan
::This is a well established luxury area of town with history back to the 1800's, many century homes and many families have kept the same homes in their families. There are many families with young children, two senior assisted living centres and five apartment buildings all within five minute walking distance. Not to forget all the new luxury town homes popping up all over. For a luxury established area of town, they certainly don't care about anything in this store. If we don't check or can't read the expiry dates then chances are the product is expired, or about to expire. My partner often forgets to check and ends up bringing home milk that expired last week. Their solution to rotting fruits and vegetables is to simply pile on more so it is hidden from view. This location still uses the 5 cent bag fee policy even though the city scrapped that plan. The younger clerks are rude, careless, brainless, lack personal space, and common sense. Putting bread on the bottom of a bag then a watermelon on top is a bad thing. Personally I thought of banging their heads together to knock some sense into them on more than a few occasions.
David Leong
::Decent grocery store, carries selections of nearly all items you'd expect to see. Doesn't have a good selection of toiletries compared to the shoppers drug mart just around the corner and the deli/fish section is satisfactory. Otherwise pretty good.