Rocca's No Frills

Reviews about Rocca's No Frills

• 3 / 5

  By Glen Farrelly
  Standard Toronto No Frills experience and selection equals great prices on groceries if not a wide selection on all products. Ample, free parking in back. Biggest complaints are perpetual slow lines and poor selection of desserts and baked goods.
  December 18, 2016
• 2 / 5

  By C-Dash M
  Sherbourne & Bloor NO FRILLS FROM NOW ON.
  Lettuces this whole summer have been limp, all of the veg is sub par at best. The apples - bruised, bananas - brown spots, Pears - bruised, strawberries a day or 2 from rotting.
  TODAY - Corn - 4/$1.00 or $1.00 EACH if peeled. I asked an older produce clerk about it and his reply:
  "Oh yea, if we don't have that up people peel the corn all through the section, we'd need 3 people just to clean it up."
  "3 people to clean up corn husks, are you kidding me?"
  " Oh yea, you should see it .."
  I wont be seeing it any more. Sherbourne had surprisingly very good produce section as I went in last week. Crisp and fresh.
  October 13, 2016
• 2 / 5

  By Stephanie Braithwaite
  No Frills is currently closed and undergoing renovations. There is a shuttle bus from the parking lot behind the building to take you to a nearby No Frills at Carla's and Gerard.
  August 09, 2016
• 2 / 5

  By the forthwright
  It's okay.
  The pricing is okay, but there's little variety. And I once saw the manager (I think she's the manager? An older woman with blonde hair and glasses) verbally abuse one of the cashiers in front of several customers. Very unprofessional. Recently, the city closed it because it is 'structurally unsafe'. Will they re-open? Will they apologise for putting their staff and customers in danger? Time will tell.
  July 21, 2016
• 1 / 5

  By redanranjith
  This place did the neighborhood dirty first stating that they were undergoing renovations and then to everyones surprise they just picked up everything and quickly left. Leave a empty building what ever the reason maybe at least they could have be upfront with the community instead of beating around the bush
  June 21, 2016