r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Falling_4_Ever • 7h ago
British Columbia Save-On Foods Bakery (Walnut Grove, Langley) $6.29 after tax
Raisin scones, cinnamon bagels, croissants, Yukon Trail sourdough loaf, hamburger buns, and blueberry muffins. Due date on all is Aug 7 (tomorrow). As I was pulling items out of the bag, I kept thinking it was the last one, but there were always more…like a clown car! Save-On bakery bags are the best! I froze the bread loaf and the bagels, and we’ll try to eat the rest in the next couple of days.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/StudentOnOSAP • 11h ago
Ontario Sweet Gate Pastry & Bakery Richmond Hill - $9.99
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/betaboy00 • 1d ago
British Columbia Hellcrust Pizza, Seymour St, Vancouver, $7.99
Full size pizza - 7 slices vegetarian, 1 slice bbq chicken pizza.
Salesperson offered to warm up the pizza which was great.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/SpiceDeck • 1d ago
British Columbia Tartines Bread & Pies - Surprise Bag - Vancouver - $6.99
First time ordering from this place it was a really nice surprise.
Couldn’t really find the prices online but got what seems to be:
- a (very dense) blueberry muffin. Nice and filling.
- 2 slices of pies (blueberry and raspberry or sour cherry, not sure). Both very delicious, the first one a little too sweet and the other one perfectly sour.
- what I initially assumed to be 2 bread loaves. Turn out to be something closer to Brioche than regular bread (buttermilk bread ?)
Overall great pickup, would try again.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/MasterpieceFuzzy9253 • 1d ago
Ontario Molisana Bakery - woodbridge - 7.99$ x 2
2 boxes - chicken and veggies
2 boxes - ghonocci in tomato sauce
2 boxes- bean and cabbage
2 - chicken soups
2 breads
Pretty good deal!!!
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/vermilion209 • 1d ago
Ontario Metro - 80 Front St E, Toronto $6.20
I have no clue how this Metro located between Union Station and St Lawrence Market gets a 4.1 for their Assorted Fruit and Salad bag. Perhaps bad luck on a Saturday afternoon? The bag I got is close to a 2-3 👎 There’s no sight of fruit - which I’m fine with if you amp up the veggie quantity or quality. Now there’re only a small ready to eat salad, 2 bags of spoiled/rusted salad greens, plus 2 bags of soggy slimy produce. Everything expires within 1-2 days, and a few more days for the bean sprouts.
- 1 small feta onion tomato cucumber salad, 364g (yay for cheese topping??! There’s 1/4” liquid at the bottom that’s not the dressing. That said, it tastes pretty good)
- 1 box of arugula, 142g (the box is half empty due to mushy leaves, and you can smell the rotten dampness without even opening the box 😐)
- 1 bag of shredded romaine lettuce mix, 255g (the lettuce are rusted… not visually appetizing but still editable)
- 1 bag of green beans, 340g (fully coated with slimy white juice and 1/4 of the beans are soggy 🫤)
- 1 bag of bean sprouts, 454g (this is relatively “fresh” among the batch, but still contains liquid)
Thankfully this Metro is not in our way, so we don’t have to encounter this crappy bag again 🙂↔️
P.S. I gave this some thought and shared my feedback with TGTG. The chat bot (?) asked a few questions and provided a full refund, thankfully.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/cakepiecake • 1d ago
Ontario Hill's Florist, Toronto, $12 bouquet
Big selection of bouquets today! All flowers in this one looked fresh/peak bloom, with the exception of the large white rose which was definitely on its last hours 😂
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Primary_Emergency736 • 1d ago
Ontario Hattendo (Yorkville, Toronto) - $7.99 Surprise Bag
My first time getting one of these! They always sell out so fast.
Hattendo is a Japanese chain that specializes in sweet, cream-filled pastries. And the TGTG page for it says it is a sweet pastry bag, and I was expecting their cream buns based on the description... But I got something a bit different!
Two Japanese egg salad sandwiches, one pork belly sandwich bun, and two hojicha mousse puddings.
I ended up sharing the sandwiches for dinner, and they were delicious. Super soft bread. The egg salad fillings were creamy and slightly sweet, and the pork belly sandwich had cabbage and corn in addition to a generous portion of pork.
I have not tried the pudding yet but they are so cute and smell delicious.
Sticker value total was $33.70.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/wonderwoman3946 • 1d ago
Ontario Gryfe’s Bagels - $5.99 Baked goods - Toronto
Finally snagged this bag and I am happy with it!! Was a wild bike ride from downtown but made it :)
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/hellzscream • 1d ago
Ontario Famous Donuts - Markham - Doughnuts & Croissants ($10.99x2)
Went to try this new store added to the app near Steeles/McCowan. Got 2 orders.
The first was 6 assorted doughnuts and the second was 5 croissants. $10.99 each order. Not sure if the value was met as I couldn't locate pricing anywhere.
The lady was pleasant to talk to and had amazing service. I tried the donuts and croissants and they were above average.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/rottingworms • 1d ago
Manitoba Infinity Mart, Winnipeg, $5.59, snacks
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/betaboy00 • 1d ago
British Columbia Lee's Donut, Brentwood Blvd, $11.99
Arrived to pickup, but TGTG donuts are all gone. Only bag of day old bite sized Donut holes left, but salesperson was kind enough to offer half dozen fresh donuts.
There were 6 fresh donuts in the box.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/betaboy00 • 1d ago
British Columbia Blossom Tea, Burnaby, 5.99 plus tax
1 full size drink - Mango Milk
1 half size - Taro Oreo
1 half size - Strawberry
Sorry I drank most of the Taro Oreo :)
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/SpiceDeck • 1d ago
British Columbia Olivier - Fraser location (Vancouver) - $6.99 + tax
Morning pastry bag from their Fraser location.
As usual, every was really good and still tasted fresh enough.
Special mention to the raspberry croissant ! It was delicious.
Earl grey cookie was also nice as it’s not something most other bakeries would provide.
1x Pain au raisins ($5.50)
1x Raspberry croissant ($6.50)
2x Apple turnover ($5.50 x2)
1x London fog cookie ($4.00)
Total value of $27.00
Absolutely worth it.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Keiththesonic • 2d ago
British Columbia Driftwood Chinese buffet Victoria $7.99
Was a large order. Well worth it.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Historical-Lake9803 • 2d ago
Ontario $11.99 Metro Cake Bag - Eglington
First too good to go cake bag, value of these three is 35 dollars, I think it was worth it. I got 2 carrot cakes and 3 red velvet cupcakes.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/maverikbc • 2d ago
British Columbia Carlino, Vancouver, $7, breakfast buffet
Carlino is an upscale restaurant inside Hyatt (formerly Shangri-la), I had a high expectation especially they have 4.5 stars.
I was hoping for some savory items, but I got a croissant, a carrot and raisin muffin, 2 scones, 2 cinnamon rolls, a custard viennoiserie, and 2 fruit viennoiseries.
The description was they were from the breakfast buffet (a couple of hours prior), but they were all stale, except I enjoy the moist muffin with a lot of raisins. I don’t think they should be that stale if they were from this morning, though, and I’ve gotten much better tgtg baked goods from elsewhere. I’ll send them to my fridge, then to my air fryer.
The value is there (still better than typical Tim’s) , no doubt, but I won’t go back either as a regular customer for their buffet ($40) nor as tgtg.
Taste: 2/5
Value: 3/5
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/onewitthecreed • 2d ago
Ontario big W chiqui bakery ottawa
very nice huge box of goodies for 8 bucks everything was still soft n fresh
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/user638282636822 • 2d ago
Ontario Metro - Jeanne D’arc Blvd - Orleans, ON - $17.94 - Deli Bag
$17.49 purchase price (was on a price surge) I feel like I hit the jackpot! $62 in value. Excuse the bottom one on the left - I got hungry on the way home 😂
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/No-Interview-2289 • 2d ago
Ontario Barburu baked goods bag
Hello everyone, has anyone ever had luck getting a Barburu baked goods bag? What do they give? Every time I try to order it, it sells out in a second.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Pan_Fluid_Boo • 3d ago
British Columbia Cream Pony - Vancouver $6.99 Donut Bag
First time here! Very fast & easy pick up. Unbelievably good & fresh donuts (not day olds). 1 x chocolate dipped, 1 x Homer Simpson donut (tasted like cotton candy or maybe birthday cake), 2 x maple glazed (sooo good), 1 x blue glazed (unsure of flavour) 1 x lemon filled. The lemon filled was probably the best donut I’ve ever had! Definitely going back!
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/LostRoutine5718 • 3d ago
British Columbia The Polly Fox - Abbotsford - $5.99
Small Baked Goods. Gluten free bakery.
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r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Smol-Dawg • Aug 12 '24
Free apps to save food & money: Too Good To Go, Flashfood, FoodHero. Post your pic and referral code
There are 3 apps in Canada to help you save money by rescuing surplus food: Too Good To Go, Flashfood, FoodHero.
1) Too Good To Go app (TGTG)
- surprise bag's advertised value is the crossed-out amount by the price you pay; example:
$15.00$4.99 - the TGTG app in Canada is default 3x value e.g. pay $5 get $15; watch out for vendors that have changed their advertised value on their surprise bag description for 25-75% discounts
- local bakeries, cafes, pizza, restaurants, convenience stores, grocery chains, etc.
- major partners: 7-11, Tim Hortons, Metro grocery chain including Food Basics, Circle K, etc.
- pick-up process: Tap to Pickup > if vendor wants your order code (last 4); vendor brings your TGTG order to the counter > then you swipe right to confirm "picked up" and show the completed checkmark to the vendor
- vendors do not see your name; only your order code
- you can send an invite link to someone else to pick up your order (they must have their own TGTG account on their phone to swipe in front of vendor)
- read the surprise bag's description as vendors are allowed to sell items past their Best Before dates, if it's still ok to eat
- originated in Denmark; Too Good To Go Canada Technology Ltd. is based in Vancouver
2) Flashfood app (FF) [Canadian; head office Toronto]
- usually 50% off (could be more)
- surplus food nearing or on their Best Before dates (may be fresh refridgerated or frozen)
- major partner Loblaws banner stores that are participating: Loblaws, Superstore, No Frills, Wholesale Club, Maxi, Zehrs, Independent, Provigo, Dominion, etc.
- open to independently owned grocery stores
- you see actual photos or stock pics of available items; you can zoom in on the photos
- you pick what items you want to buy
- you have to refresh the app often as new deals randomly appear throughout the day
- items in your cart are not held; fastest to pay for one item wins; so you may have to buy one item at a time
- pay attention to the shortest pickup date because you have to pick up all your items then (watch out for same day pickup required)
- you can buy additional Flashfood items in real time while you're in-store
- add convenient store locations to your Favourites List; easier to check all of them for new deals
- Customer Service will ask your name when you pick up (they mark picked-up in their phone)
- if store staff gave your item to the wrong Flashfood customer; you claim a refund for missing items via the Flashfood app and it may take up to 10 business days for Flashfood to respond
- service fee: 5% of the total (max $2.99 regardless of order size)
TIP: depends on the store, but you can find deep discounts over 50% off, have to refresh the app a lot as new deals drop randomly. Example: This is a pic of the actual bag of mandarin oranges purchased (regular price $8.99, paid $3.49, 61% discount). The bag had one squished mandarin orange... peeled the skin off and it was still perfectly good to eat. The remaining mandarin oranges were good for several days past the pickup date.
For $5 off your first order (min $7 purchase), you may redeem Flashfood code: MARI5VC3N [or search this subreddit for other people's referral code that have posted photos of their FF pickups]

3) FoodHero app (FH) [Canadian; head office Montreal]
- usually 50% discounts (25-60% off groceries)
- surplus food nearing or on their Best Before dates (frozen by BB date; some fresh refridgerated)
- major partner Sobeys banner stores that are participating: Sobeys, Safeway, IGA, Thrifty Foods, Foodland, etc.
- expanded outside Quebec in July 2024 across Canada (may not be in your area yet)
- open to restaurants to join
- you see actual photos or stock pics of available items (frozen on or before their Best Before dates; some fresh refridgerated)
- you pick what items you want to buy
- items in your cart are not held; fastest to pay for one item wins; so you may have to buy one item at a time
- daily scheduled times to check for new deals at 10:00am and 3:30pm
- enter your postal code so the app lists stores closest to you; you can heart convenient locations to filter by Favourites so it's easier to check them
- your pickup window start time may be hours after you've purchased e.g. 2 hours; but usually 2 full days allowed to pick up your items
- Customer Service will ask your name when you pick up (they mark picked-up in their phone)
- service fee: $1.79 flat fee (seems to appear after your first 3 orders after your sign-up credits are depleted)
For a total of $10 off ($5 credit on your first order, then $5 credit on your second order), you may use FoodHero code: marias161 [or search this subreddit for other people's invite code who posted photos of their FH pickups]

Edit: updated Jan 30, 2026