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We've Updated Our Christmas Hours and continue to offer Pick Up, Local Delivery and Canada wide Shipping!
Posted by Sabine Smith on
Customers have the option to pick up their orders during open store hours, choose local delivery in the Roncy area only, or we can ship to anywhere else across Canada!
We hope that you continue to support our small business, albeit it is tough times for so many. Be strong, be patient, be hopeful. We'll be alright.
This year we've added some Christmas Magic to our store window
Posted by Sabine Smith on
It’s December 1st! And as you are opening the first window in your advent calendars, we wanted to share some Old Country Christmas Magic! Enjoy!
- Tags: Christmas, Magic, Store window
We now offer Pick Up, Local Delivery or Shipping anywhere across Canada!
Posted by Sabine Smith on
We want to send love, hope and encouragement to everyone out there during this tough time. We are ALL affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. The WHOLE WIDE WORLD. We embrace you all. As for the store, we are still open, as we are a specialty food shop. Our hours have changed. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm We encourage our customers to shop at our online store or call us at 416-535-7641 during our store hours to place phone orders. We now offer the following delivery options: PICK UP at our Store Customers have the option to pick up their...
- Tags: local delivery, pick up, store hours
Easter Care Packages added to online shop
Posted by Sabine Smith on
Easter is next week! We have added two Easter Care Packages to our online shop plus lots of other Easter goodies! Our physical shop is OPEN Thursday to Saturday from 11:30 am - 3:30 pm and Sundays before Easter from 12:00 - 3:00 pm.
We're offering free local delivery, taking phone orders 416-535-7641, will provide at door pickup. Click to shop our Easter products now.
- Tags: care package, easter, shop online
How do you pronounce Roncesvalles?
Posted by Sabine Smith on
Global News Toronto reporter, Tom Hayes (@TomHayesNews), recently visited our lovely street to determine what is the proper way to pronounce Roncesvalles. He even paid a visit to the Old Country Shop - the oldest running business on the street - to ask Sabine how to say it (watch the video to see her answer!). Some will say 'Ronce-es-val-les' with both L's and the S, others say 'Ron-ces-vayle' without the 'S'; and still others like City Councillor for Ward 4 Parkdale-High Park, Gord Perks (@gordperks) prefer to diplomatically keep it simple and say 'Roncy'. Regardless of how it's said, the simple fact we all can agree on...
- Tags: Global News, roncesvalles, Tom Hayes