Loved the place! Highly recommend picking fruits and vegetables from here. Staff is really nice to you! I am going to come here again.
We’ll stocked and staff were willing to help. They didn’t have the deep aloo burgers when I needed but they’re usually good
Very good Indian grocery store prices are fine variety is fine but area is little congested.
I visited for morning breakfast. I wonder that i found an indian restaurant for breakfast near Sheridan. Kulcha $2, 5 tawa roti + 2 12oz sabzi + tea cost $6.
Very mannerless staff. I called them to inquire about the tiffin service and they hung up on me without telling the price even.
Good place for fresh vegetables and fruits with reasonable prices
The store is congested with very little space to move around. The vegetables perish very quickly maybe because the cooling system is not set at the right temperature. The price is high. The coriander leaves are of very poor quality and often spoilt just like the spinach and fenugreek leaves. Some spices that contain coconut are stale. Customers should check the price, quality and validity of the items before purchase. the carry baskets in the store are dirty and not sanitized. Someone should really check the hygiene in the store especially the warehouse and kitchen.
For shopping north indo groceries one of best location.
They need to do work on tawa roti 🤢
Best Punjabi grocery store also provide wonderful tiffin pickup service for students at relevant price . I suggest to eat there Allo patte and Special Burger .
Its very good place for groceries in Brampton. All type of Indian food is available there. All type of payment accepted there. Fast billing process and very supportive staff. Everything is in apple pie order so that You can easily find particular grocery you want. They also have parking facilities. No Wi-Fi and other amenities.All and all good place for groceries shopping.
One stop shop for all ur Indian grocery and veggies. Bit expensive though 🙄
Expensive grocery, Stupid staff of teenage females, tasteless paranthas.
Better price than indian punjabi bazaar but less varities
You can can everything you want and the staff is very friendly and helpful :)
U will get anything of grocery here ..(punjabi)
Good grocery store for fresh Indian produce and other items. They even click passport pictures.
Good store with fresh stuff.
Worst...................foodVisited first time thought food fresh hoyega jidda naam rakhya fresh pick. Their trikoni matthi which they are selling smells like vomiting.....................i have given them 1 star bcoz is to less option nici. Just now me call kri fresh pick jaswinder staff picked my call I complaint about expiry date of trikoni matthi ( expired in September 2019 still they selling it) she told me to call them.after 10 minutes as they are busy.
Good Indian grocery shop
Expensive then others. Don’t buy common items which are available at Walmart or other stores
U will find all the Desi (Indian) stuff which are prized a little high cause of supply and demand abuse. PS: ALWAYS check the expiry or best before cause I have seen packed sweets expired years ago kept there..
You can find most of the indian food here, also variety of fresh vegetables
You have got to be pretty desperate to want to go here. Unfortunately for me living full-time in Waterloo I fall in that category.Visited here in mid-December to stock up on Indian groceries during what was supposed to be Bramptons lockdown period. No one was keeping track of the number of people inside the store. Inside no one was respecting social distancing rules (which albeit is nearly impossible when their aisles cant even squeeze two shopping carts simultaneously) and I cant recall seeing any hand sanitizing stations. Likewise I didnt see anybody sanitizing shopping carts or baskets but saw plenty of people getting away with wearing masks below their noses! Overall, Im surprised theyre able to stay open. Probably more of a failure on the citys end of inspecting businesss for Covid-19 compliance.Grocery wise, you could tell they probably had last pick at the wholesalers. Maybe its time for a new name because nothing in the grocery aisles was fresh. Youd think theyd offer slightly cheaper prices to compensate but more often than not items would be priced higher than the grocery store chains!Decent snack and staple food availability. Samosas available here at the kitchen is probably the best thing about this place. Probably the best samosas available west of Toronto. The server thats usually behind the kitchen counter is pleasant but the rest of the stores staff look like they were dying of boredom or couldnt be bothered. It wont hurt to crack a smile or exchange pleasantries, but then again, seeing their usual clientele I shouldnt be surprised.
Price are competitive, place is nice.
Ridiculous service! They cost you 10$ for each passport size photo which is not even clear and sharp. Dull and Very poor quality of the photos. 👎👎👎👎👎👎They dont even deserve 1 star!!!!!
It was little busy today. Got what I needed. People need to follow rules maintain distance. Staff should be more vigilant about whats happening in the store. Over all had a ok visit today.
A great store for indo-canadian groceries
Fresh pick is smaller than other Indian grocery stores but recently they reorganized and now maintains good quality groceries.
I love this place to shop Indian groceries but comparatively is quite expensive than other grocery stores nearby.You can find range of good desi products which you crave for. I personally love this place to shop for fresh veggies and Saleti(Indian edible pen).Also, the staff is kind and humble here, they just need a little organisation and tidy place.
Good ,family , ďesi store..veges.Milk dairy.Tiffin and roti.
Large, busy store with a lot of variety of East Indian and Pakistani grocery and fresh vegetables and fruits.
Very convenient Indian store with very average customer service. A little of training and friendly approach by the staff can make a big difference.
Staff dont have sense how to talk customer when they ask for something, so rude.
I asked for the key to the washroom and ladies at the tiffin counter rejected giving the reason that this is a rental property. U run a big grocery store should have the decency to let them use a washroom
Good service and staff👍🏻
Great service and friendly staff. Keep rocking.👍🏻
Nice Indian Store ..
Got the required groceries. However a lentil was charged more than the listed price. Coincidentally i checked the receipt and reported overcharge to the billing counter.It was fixed and refunded for the overcharged item. It has happened before also few times .Plenty of options for Indian groceries at reasonable price . Be mindful to verify the receipts for price especially for items on sale.
Tiffin service is ok but .. very bad taste
Quick fill up stop, when We need something in a hurry.
The food is tasty and can get grocery at reasonable price.
Fresh pick is amazing for every food I am coming here last two years continue
Not the most organized place. But if you are hunting for some special ingredients for an Indian recipe , you may find it. Make sure to google translate the name in Hindi or Indian English ( close to British but different)
Indian stuff available specially punjabi household stuff
They have lot of Indian things which make you nostalgic. A bit expensive compared to other indian stores in Brampton but there are some things which are only found here
Friendly staff and ready to help. You can easily find things
Though they have a good selection of Indian grocery but customer service is extremely poor. Cashiers are either untrained or do it purposefully or management is hands in gloves with cashiers overcharging. I went there yesterday, one item which was on sale charged full price and one item which I bought only 2 in quantity but was charged for 3. I made the mistake of not checking the receipt at the time of paying. I live far away and its not possible for me to go and waste time/gas arguing about these discrepancies. My suggestion is to always check your receipt at the time you pay for the items. Once we bought a Gur/Jaggery which went bad just after 2 weeks and they wouldnt even return the item. Best try to avoid this store, if cant just make sure you check your receipts and compare with the items you purchased.
Good 👍
Very Reasonable price and fresh produce
It could feel like little too small.
Fresh kitchen persons are so rude. I just got chole kulche from here around 5.30 pm. But that smell very bad when I called them and told them, they said we didn’t get any complaints about it. She said me, I have line up call me tomorrow . I am very busy right now .
Today one senior customer reported the wrong weighing of some stuff the girl in front insted pf feeling sorry replied that our regular customers dont fight for this small thing and they are ok with that.. like seriously.. train your staff please..
Food is good like home
They dont accept credit cards, this is the main issue.
Great experience all the time i get there. Couldn’t find one indian herb any where in Brampton. But I believe girl wearing apron seems like supervisor approached and helped out. She took her time to get us everything we needed. Was very friendly and welcoming. Appreciate her help.
Good
It was nice cause it was near my house and everything is available there especially all the Indian stuff so if your new in that area you should try it out. But I would give it only 4 stars cause there prices are a bit high according to other shops and another thing was that there employees behavior is not that nice it only fine.
Staff was helpful and if you want indian goods great place to go
Very Bad customer service. Girls at Food Counter don’t respond properly as well they don’t have sense how to deal with customers. I advice to the owner please hire educated staff.
Awesome and fresh rotis within minutes....thumbs up.from me
Good for all sorts of Indian foods
Good foodJust call ahead to avoid waiting timeOtherwise you will be standing there waiting for like more than half an hour
(Neat and clean store and good collection of groceries) okay my initial review in the bracket.ButTheir collection of items degraded sharply. For last 5-6 times I went to the store to find my grocery. But I didn’t find my grocery over there or highly priced compared to other Indian grocery store..I don’t know what happened to them but I am not going anymore there .
I feel this store has good varietis and reasonable price for ethenic grocery food.
Probably the most convenient Indian grocery store!
Customer service is very bad, ladies employees talk so rude. They have to understand how to deal with customers and greetings. They dont deserve respect from customers...... Sooooooo Baaaaadddd experience......
Your guys are really rude. They don’t know how to talk to customers. I came here to buy food from the restaurant the lady really talk rudely. Please teach them how to deal with customers. Thank you
Its the worst store one ever goes in. They play. I got the things on my bills that i want but when i left to grab a bag of milk they just remove the things from the bag and when i came home i dont have those things. They are so bad . I mean just for the sake of 10$ they did this .
High price as compare to other grocery stores secondly, not good food quality of their tiffin service, very bad quality of roti.
Decent indian grocery store. Lacks cleanliness. And you have to best careful with the price tags of some items.
Not very clean and its quite unsanitary
Very good food as a quality wise and price is also fair
Good stocking and variety of grocery items available. Specializes in South Asian food and grocery mostly, with daily veggies, fruits and snacks available.
Good place to buy Indian grocery.Dry fruits are not in good condition. So dont buy from here.Prices are decent/ similar to other stores.
Good Neighborhood Grocery Store
Loblaw Companies Limited is the largest Canadian food retailer, encompassing corporate and franchise supermarkets operating under 22 regional and market segment banners (including Loblaws), as well as pharmacies, banking and apparel.Loblaw operates a private label program that includes grocery and household items, clothing, baby products, pharmaceuticals, cellular phones, general merchandise, and financial services. Loblaw brands include Presidents Choice, No Name, Joe Fresh, T&T, Exact, Seaquest, Azami, and Teddys Choice.Most of Loblaws 136,000 full-time and part-time employees are members of the United Food and Commercial Workers, with the exception of workers at The Real Canadian Wholesale Club in Alberta, who are members of the Christian Labour Association of Canada.Loblaws regional food distribution divisions include Westfair Foods Ltd. in Western Canada and Northern Ontario, National Grocers Co. Ltd. in Ontario, Provigo Inc. in Quebec, and Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd. in Atlantic Canada.In 1919, Toronto grocers Theodore Pringle Loblaw and J. Milton Cork opened the first Loblaw Groceterias store modelled on a new and radically different retail concept, namely self serve.[5] The traditional grocery store provided a high level of personal service but was a labour-intensive operation. Customers typically had to wait while a clerk fetched items from behind a counter. Other goods, such as sugar and flour, had to be individually weighed and the order then tallied by hand and added to the customer’s account. Home delivery, by wagon, was usually included free of charge. Loblaw and Cork, friends from the days when both worked as young clerks in the Cork family grocery store, believed they could cut costs by introducing self service combined with cash and carry. While cash stores were not new, the idea of allowing customers to select their own merchandise was a new concept. The pair had heard of the Piggly Wiggly self serving store in the United States and travelled to Memphis, Tennessee, to see it in operation first hand.[6] With customers allowed to browse freely, pick up their own goods and then pay cash at a central checkout counter, with no credit or home delivery, operating costs were reduced. The two came away convinced that a similar style of operation could work in Canada. But Loblaw had his sceptics:The first Loblaw Groceterias Co. store opened at 2923 Dundas St. W., Toronto, in June 1919. Months later, a second location, at 528 College Street, followed. The ’groceterias’ name was apparently derived from cafeteria - a popular self serve restaurant format. Along with the Loblaw name, the outlets featured big We Sell For Less signs across their storefronts. Inside, the stores were clean and well lit, with items neatly displayed and clearly marked:
Neat and clean place
This place is extremely unorganized. The cashier couldnt focus in the customer in front of them and would engage in conversations with the girl bagging the groceries before cashing out the customer. Definitely felt like stepping into a foreign world where timely service doesnt matter.
Fresh pick is little bit expensive. But i always took fresh vegetable and fruits from here. We can easily find all of the indian masalas and indian seeds here.
Fresh vegetables
No social distance at all. Very messy grocery store
A great place for doing Punjabi grocery but they need to improve the quality of milk they supply. Otherwise everything is good including the price.
Hi,good place to buy good food and vegetables and my favorite gur or brownie sugar, thanks
Good place for grocery but need to improve the quality of fruits... otherwise everything is perfect...
Freah vegetables and fruits. Great place
Staff members are really nice ... service is very fast compare to others ... Best experience for me... very tasty and healthy food
Good Customer Service and reasonable prices
Quick and fast checkout and had lots of choices for food
It is an Indian groceries store where you get all the items we need to cook Indian and Canadian foods.
Ull find every possible stuff you want. And they are doing supb job by providing tiffin service
Really everything Fresh.
Great place to find every thing you need
Ordered thali and rajma curry was bad smelling and sour. Called them they said they didn’t have complain yet and it was breakfast thali. , they must have served that bad curry to other customers as well.
I like going here for Asian groceries
Awesome place ... Indian feel everywhere 😊😊🙏