Cluster tomatoes on the vine
$6.581.5 kg · $4.39/kg
Greenhouse-grown in Leamington, cut on the vine so they keep another four days at home.
On the shelf
Cooksville, Mississauga · since 2009
Thirty-one countries of groceries, one honest stock count, and a rule you set once so nobody has to phone you from aisle four. Book a curbside bay or a delivery window, and only pay for what actually made it into the bag.
Open now Counters until 8:00 PM
Order in the next 2 h 40 m for a curbside bay this evening.
On the floor right now
The aisles
Every line carries its region, its diet flags and a count that came off the shelf, not off a spreadsheet from Sunday. Filters stack — a halal, nut-free bakery search is one click, not a phone call.
$6.581.5 kg · $4.39/kg
Greenhouse-grown in Leamington, cut on the vine so they keep another four days at home.
On the shelf
$3.29250 g · $13.16/kg
Medium heat. The ones the kitchen staff buy for themselves on the way home.
On the shelf
$2.792 bunches · $1.40 each
Cut daily. Enough for a proper tabbouleh, which needs far more than a recipe ever says.
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$7.964 fruit · $1.99 each
Heavy for their size, which is the only test that matters.
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$3.604 plantains · $0.90 each
Firm and starchy — for tostones. Ask the counter if you want them turned for maduros.
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$5.49900 g · $6.10/kg
Small, few seeds, no bitterness. They collapse properly into a bharta.
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$23.10about 1.4 kg · $16.50/kg
Cut to order at the counter. Say the word and it comes back cubed for a stew.
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$12.87about 1.1 kg · $11.70/kg
Skin on or off, your call at the counter. The workhorse of every second order we pack.
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$41.30about 1.9 kg · $21.75/kg
Trimmed but not stripped — you want that fat cap for a nine-hour braise.
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$17.982 fish · $8.99 each
Scaled, gutted and scored for you. Landed Tuesday and Friday, never held over a weekend.
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$18.994 kg · $4.75/kg
Two years in store before it was milled. Grains stay separate; that is the whole point.
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$4.291 kg · $4.29/kg
Hold their shape. If you want them to fall apart, buy the red ones instead.
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$3.99900 g · $4.43/kg
Coarse for pilaf and kibbeh. The fine grind is one shelf across and is not a substitute.
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$21.501 L · $21.50/L
Single-harvest, dated on the tin. Peppery at the back of the throat, which is what you pay for.
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$6.751 kg · $6.75/kg
Fermented cassava, finely milled. Sour enough to notice, which is how you know it is fresh.
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$8.40500 g · $16.80/kg
Medium heat tub. We stock the mild and the very hot beside it, same brand family.
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$4.20100 g scooped · $42.00/kg
Scooped to order. Fruity rather than fierce, and oily enough to clump — that is correct.
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$2.90150 g scooped · $19.33/kg
Milled in-house every fortnight. It stains everything it meets, including the scoop.
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$9.80100 g scooped · $98.00/kg
Whole pods, plump and pale green. Grind them yourself or do not bother.
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$3.75150 g scooped · $25.00/kg
Unsalted. A lot of sumac on the market is half salt; ours is not, so season separately.
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$8.99250 g · $35.96/kg
Squeaky, salty, holds a griddle. Rinse it if you are frying it for children.
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$6.49500 g · $12.98/kg
Strained for two days. Thick enough to stand a spoon in, which is the only spec that counts.
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$7.20400 g · $18.00/kg
Pressed Tuesday and Friday morning. It will not squeak and it should not.
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$5.401 L · $5.40/L
Tart and pourable. The bottle will fizz slightly when you open it; that is the culture working.
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$4.601 L · $4.60/L
Steams without splitting. Stocked because half the neighbourhood asked for it by name.
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$4.506 breads · $0.75 each
Baked at 5 am on the domed griddle at the back. Sold out most Saturdays by noon.
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$16.80500 g · $33.60/kg
Cut into diamonds, syruped the same morning. Not for anyone avoiding nuts — no exceptions.
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$6.206 rolls · $1.03 each
Cassava-starch and cheese, baked twice daily. Best within about forty minutes, honestly.
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$6.40900 g · $7.11/kg
Three-day ferment, no yeast added. Cut it thin; it is denser than it looks.
On the shelf
Nothing on the shelf matches all of that today. Loosen one filter, or ask the counter — a lot of what we carry never reaches the website.
Shelf counts in this demo are generated on your own device from today's date so the page behaves like a real trading day. Certification marks are illustrative for the concept.
Substitutions
Nobody wants to make thirty hypothetical decisions about food that is probably in stock. Set one rule for the whole order here. Override it on the two or three lines where it genuinely matters, and leave the rest alone.
Each line in your basket carries its own if it's out control with the named alternative we would actually reach for. Change the two you care about; the order rule covers the rest.
Counter lines are weighed, so the final price moves with the actual cut. We show you the difference before it is charged.
The rehearsal
This is the part every grocery site hides. Run the pick and your basket is walked line by line against today's shelf: what's found, what's short, what gets swapped by your rule, and what needs you.
0 lines · $0.00 estimated
Empty. Add anything from the aisles above — the rehearsal needs something to walk.
Not started. Nothing is charged at any point in this demo.
Your rule and your overrides both apply here. Change either one and run it again — the outcome moves.
Fictional business. No payment is taken, no order reaches a store, and nothing leaves this browser.
Windows
Six curbside bays and two vans. Capacity is real, cut-offs are real, and a window that has already passed does not sit there pretending.
Pickup cut-off is 90 minutes before the window opens.
No window held yet. Choosing one attaches it to your basket.
Curbside
The failure in curbside is never the picking. It is the four minutes between you arriving and somebody inside knowing about it. Check in from the car and the chiller cart is already moving.
One tap when you leave. The order moves from the chiller to the staging rack.
The board below is live. Take whichever one is green.
Colour and make are on file, so nobody knocks on the wrong window.
Weighed lines are reconciled at the car. You're charged for what's in the bag.
Six bays. Two occupied right now.
Pick a green bay to check in. This is a demo — no staff member is notified.
The counters
The reason people drive past two supermarkets to get here is behind glass, and it is weighed. So the website says so plainly rather than pretending every line is a sealed box.
Cut to order, halal and kosher chains kept separate end to end. Leave a note on the line — cubed for stew, skin off — and it reaches the person holding the knife.
Forty-two open bins, scooped and weighed while you wait. Buy 40 g of something you have never cooked with instead of a jar you will throw out.
Brined, not shrink-wrapped. Ask for a taste before you commit; that is the entire reason the counter exists.
Saj from 5 am, pandebono twice a day, baklava syruped the same morning. What is gone is gone; the shelf count above will say so.
A shoulder of lamb is not 1.4 kg because you asked for 1.4 kg. It is 1.36 kg or 1.47 kg, and a per-kilo price does the rest. Most grocery sites hide this and then send a receipt that does not match the checkout screen.
Market Hall shows the estimate, shows the weighed price, and shows the difference on its own line — before the card is touched. Set a tolerance and anything beyond it comes back to you as a decision rather than a surprise.
Visit
Cooksville, two minutes off the Dundas corridor. Come in and walk it — the online catalogue is a subset of what is actually on the floor.
| Monday | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM – 9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
Counters close 30 minutes before the shop.
1290 Dundas Street East, Unit 4
Mississauga, ON L4Y 4C7
Free lot behind the building, six curbside bays along the front. MiWay stops at the door; Cooksville GO is a nine-minute walk.
Two vans, three runs a day. If your postal code is outside these, curbside is still open to you and the bays never charge for waiting.