Bloor Fruit Market

This store is a gem on Bloor Street, offering affordable fruits of great quality. However, I hope that additional training can be provided for one of the cashiers. She ignored customers for two minutes while attending to other errands, despite there being a lineup. Some communication in such situations would be greatly appreciated.

Good place to get flowers. I got these roses for $20 (18+tax). Love the wide selections they have and fair prices. Cashier even wrap them up after I asked.

I used to live across the street and this was my go to place for produce!
Sadly I moved out of the city, but I have driven over 1 hour back a few times just to visit this market to shop!!! I love this place, and will always support it. 😀

I love this place they have extremely competitive prices & always have good deals on fruit! + They always have a really nice selection of flowers. It can get a little crowded in here but who cares, I saw a review that said something about the cashiers being mean… that Is not true! They are lovely.

Decent prices except for the bananas which you can buy cheaper at any supermarket like Metro. Most produce is fresh as it rotates fast. Customer service is their weakness; 1 cashier doesn’t even respond to your hello and doesn’t help to bag groceries even though she’s finished cashing in items and there’s a line up. 🔝

The best quality fruits! I got some kiwis from here for my birthday and they are the juiciest and sweetest kiwis ever. The family who runs this shop is also so kind & awesome. Highly recommended!

I visited this place just 10 minutes ago, and I must say I'm filled with regret. The prices are absolutely outrageous, and the conduct of the staff is simply disgraceful. I experienced racism firsthand, and the overall atmosphere was unpleasant. While a customer was innocently coughing on her arm at the checkout, the Chinese women cashier gave her a disapproving look after putting her mask back on. The employees couldn't help but laugh at her. It's important to note that everyone should consistently wear their masks, or not wear them at all, rather than giving judgmental glares. Moreover, it's essential for the staff to enhance their language skills, particularly in Canada's national languages, English or French.

As a business owner myself, I understand the importance of effective communication. This experience has left me disappointed, and I strongly believe that improvements are necessary. There are plenty of other options available that provide better service and value for money.

Respectfully,

DR