I've recently started going here because a friend recommended it. The prices are slightly higher than your discount grocery stores like No Frills, Food Basics, Freshco and Wal-mart but not as expensive as a Metro or Fortinos.

What I really like about this place is their huge fruit selection, huge butcher section, huge bakery and huge parking lot. The fruit and vegetable section is always fresh... more

I usually hate grocery shopping. Most other grocery stores are crowded, loud, and it's just a stressful experience in general.

That's why Highland Farms is my go-to store. Plenty of parking, very clean store, and a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. It's also well-staffed, and they're all very professional, helpful, and friendly.

The selection of food is great. The prices are higher than "cheap"... more

If you love your fruit and Veg. This is the store for you.
Also meat counter is HUGE.
The store is very clean well stocked.
Prices a bit more then Nofrills.
But there quality is much better.

I love this place.... A little expensive then other groceries but the place is huge and clean. What I love about this place is their cake collection as they have a bakery section and they make cakes everyday. There are different sizes and they write anything you like, if their is no space they write it on a ribbon. Their other bakery stuff is good as well such as croissants.

The Bakery staff... more

I only shop here for the deserts AND THERE ARE LOTS OF THEM. Freshly made desserts. Cheesecakes, eclairs pastries oh my goodness. It's cake heaven. My fav... Mini eclairs and a slice of strawberry shortcake.

I love this place. It offers great quality produce and it's clean. The cashiers are nice too :)

Highland Farms has been in my grocery rotation for a few years. If I'm desperate for a specific Italian product and I'm in the area, I will pop into here. It's expensive for what you get but it is reliably good quality.

The place is huge when you're comparing it to Starsky and Michaelangelo. Those are the other 2 big European supermarkets in GTA West. I find HF to be better than your average... more

Located a few minutes away from where I work, highland farms is a convenient place for me to stop and pick up groceries on my way home. The store is pretty empty around 5pm, which makes getting in and out quick. There are two entrances, one facing Hurontario and another on the opposite side of the building. A long row of cashiers line the space in between the two entrances. I have no idea why... more

My mother must have been watching 'The Devil Wears Prada' last night on CBC. She went all 'Miranda' on me. I had about a bazillion (math was never my forte) things to do for her today.

I had to pick up my aunt from her office today at 5:30. Also, I had to pick up some groceries (God forbid if my Dad doesn't have a salad with his steak dinner). Being in the middle of Toronto, getting to the 401... more

When you walk in, the horrid green colour hits you like a wet tea towel across the face, and you end up trying to dodge the horrid colour and it just keeps coming back, and coming back. I find it a disturbing, retina detaching, skin crawling colour.

The selection - oh yeah - it can be there - depending on what you are looking for. The meat section - holy molly - is huge. I did the test of all... more

Growing up in west-Mississauga, I was ignorant to establishments like Knob Hill Farms and those of their ilk. Grocery stores had 10 aisles with dairy, frozen and fruit/veggie sections and that's how we liked it.

Highland Farms, in my opinion, is the corpulent patriarch of Les Épiceries. This place is beyond massive. I s@!t you not - upon entering the west-side doors, you see a never-ending... more