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There are two kinds of No Frills in life. The amazing ones, where you walk around in awe saying "this is a No Frills? I feel like I'm at a Zehers!" ...and this kind. To be fair, this location is not horrible for the bad kind of No Frills. It absolutely falls into the bad No Frills category. The good: - It's close to my house - It is honestly very well stocked, especially with dry goods - They have half of a quarter of an organics aisle - The guy on the sign (Dave) has a bad ass mullett - There are several aisles of international foods The bad: - The produce is consistently horrendous - The other people who shop here often smell horrendous - The lineups to leave are horrendous (There has never been less than 5 people in front of me and I have been here over 20 times. OPEN MORE CASHES). Will I shop here again? Unfortunately, yes I will and I will bitterly complain about it every single time. You win my business only because of proximity to my home and because I like myself too much to ever set foot in the Food Basics at Gerrard square, which is a negative star rating.
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