Metro

A Taste of Pure Decadence – The Butter Fruit & Nut Plank at MetronnEvery now and then, you stumble upon a product so unexpectedly divine, it leaves an indelible impression long after the last bite. Such was the case with the Butter Fruit and Nut Plank we discovered at Metro—a revelation in flavor and texture, and an absolute triumph of culinary craftsmanship.nnFrom the very first glance, it beckoned irresistibly from the bakery section—golden and glossy, generously studded with plump dried fruits and perfectly toasted nuts, embedded like jewels in a rich, buttery base. It wasn’t just a treat; it was a showstopper. Naturally, we couldn’t resist.nnThe moment it touched our tongues, we were transported. The texture? Impeccable. A delicate balance between melt-in-your-mouth buttery softness and the satisfying crunch of whole almonds, pecans, and walnuts. Sweet cranberries and chewy raisins burst with flavor, perfectly complementing the deep caramel notes of the plank itself. The richness was indulgent, but never cloying—each bite carefully composed, like a well-orchestrated symphony of taste and texture.nnI devoured it with such reverence it bordered on ceremony—and my father, who is often reserved with praise, couldn’t help but utter a heartfelt “Wow.” We shared a knowing look, one that spoke of mutual bliss, as if we’d stumbled upon a long-lost treasure.nnThis isn’t just a baked good. It’s an experience. A memory in the making. A reason to return to Metro with urgency and purpose. To whoever crafted this masterpiece: thank you. You’ve made two very happy customers—one of them a hard-to-impress dad—immeasurably satisfied.

Great store really. Clean and organized. Friendly staff. I went for a to good to go surprise bakery bag. So here's the thing, it says go to bakery to pick up. It's at costumer service you need to go. The young man explained they can not change it on that site. But it's a good way to get customers to walk through the store and buy!

They smoke near propane tanks here. I see butts at the bike rack all the time. There's a sign that says no smoking. I spoke to asst.manager Mike regarding this, who did not seem concerned, and dismissive.nnMy picture shows an employee doing this. Customers also seem to smoke beside it.

American products labeled as Canadian.nnAmerican products imported by a Canadian company is NOT a Canadian product.nnI get that there's a lot of product on your shelves, and it's a lot of work to go through it all, but the specific brand I saw mislabeled yesterday is a Very big american brand. If you're not going to do it right, don't bother. You're misleading customers who trust you. But I can only assume it's intentional as many grocery stores are doing the exact same thing.

Lots of things were out of stock and prices are really high comparatively! The hours are great so helpful when you need it in a jam but couldn’t shop here regularly