Where to find fresh local produce in Toronto

Sometimes it can be tricky to find quality, local produce in your neighbourhood. Luckily, you’re spoiled for choice in Toronto, but only if you know where to go. If you can't make it to your weekly farmers' market, check out these local spots for fresh fruits and vegetables.

Where to find fresh local produce in Toronto
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St Lawrence Market

1
92-95 Front St E, Toronto, ON M5E 1C2

The historic St. Lawrence Market is made up of three main buildings: the North Market, the South Market and St. Lawrence Hall. For some of the best local produce in Toronto, look no further than the North Market. With more than 120 vendors, it contains a vast selection of fruits and vegetables at all price points, so you’re sure to find what you need, no matter what your preference or budget.

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The Sweet Potato

2
108 Vine Ave, Toronto, ON M6P 1V7

Looking for a break from your typical grocery store fare? You can’t go wrong by visiting this store in The Junction. It bills itself as a local source and natural food grocer, selling fresh, organic produce and packaged goods that are often gluten-free or vegan for those with food sensitivities. Known for its organic food at affordable prices, The Sweet Potato is perfect for local produce fanatics on a budget.

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Fiesta Farms Inc

3
200 Christie St, Toronto, ON M6G 3B6

As Toronto’s largest, independently-owned grocery store and garden centre, Fiesta Farms not only has a huge selection of local produce, but also carries ethically-sourced packaged goods that you might not find at major grocery chains. Fiesta Farms partners with organizations that support local entrepreneurs in providing affordable, fresh and organic food to those who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford it. It’s nice to know your money’s going to a good cause.

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Bloorcourt Village Market

4
868 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1M5

Located just west of Ossington subway station, Bloor Village Market is a family-owned, local food market that’s chock-full of vegan, organic and non-GMO products you won’t find at major grocery chains. What also sets this grocer apart is their diverse range of international products. You’ll find plenty of delicious Asian and Latin American goods, making this the ideal spot for those looking to try something new or for newcomers looking to find the flavours of home.

Herbs And Nutrition

5
572 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6G 1K1

Just west of Honest Ed’s on Bloor Street, you’ll find everything here from local produce and cheeses to herbal supplements and vitamins to satisfy all your nutritional needs. The prices are much more affordable than your average health food store, and you can purchase a wide range of essentials in bulk for further savings. The service here is also exceptionally friendly and efficient, so you’ll never have trouble finding exactly what you’re looking for.

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