Danforth Food Market Express — Local services in Toronto

On September 17 2023, I bought Jamaican Sweet potato @ 5.99/lb value 9.58 (4 small potatos). By Saturday Sept 23rd I was ready to bake & found 2 out of the 4 was spoil. I returned to the location on Sept 24th & was advised that no return or exchange by the woman at the cash. She stated that these products, they have no control when they're shipped. She then said sorry and that was it, my $9.58 gone. She pretty much said you bought it, good or bad you own it, nothing can be done (according to the return policy, this was not honored). I was very disappointed & hurt, my intention to bake was spoil & I felt dismissed by her. I won't be given this location any more business. I do believe that the return policy should be review & the staffs should have a better way of communicating with customers. I'm a woman with a physical disability and travel a distance for these products & everyone works hard for their money & gas prices is very...

Was sitting in my car with my boyfriend after just coming out of Dollarama when the cashier and/or owner came out of the store and tapped on our car. When inquiring how I could help her, she was rude and signalled to my boyfriend. My boyfriend, thinking she needed help, got out of the car and followed her into the store. Inside, she tells him “payment didn’t go through” and after my partner questioned the cashier, she said “you don’t have a brother?”. Now, I don’t know if it’s a scam this place pulls, racism, or just complete ignorance but it was very clear we had no other men with us and we were never even in her store! The audacity.. especially after giving me attitude when I inquired what the situation regarded earlier. This is the type of stuff that ruins community. Bad character, bad business— posting this with the genuine hope her or her...

For a truly authentic and nostalgic Jamaican experience, you must visit Danforth Food Market Express. This store is a treasure trove of real Jamaican products, the very items we grew up with and loved. I was genuinely transported back in time, discovering long-forgotten items that sparked wonderful memories – from mouth-watering coconut drops to fresh naseberry and guineap, and essential provisions like yellow yam.

They carry everything from cod fish and red herrings to the traditional ointments our grandmothers relied on, still proving their worth. And yes, the authentic blue soap is there to keep your whites pristine, along with genuine Jamaican crackers and biscuits. The sheer variety is incredible; it's a 100% Jamaican certified vibe that will fill you with joy. The photos speak...