Grocery Stores in Preston, Cambridge, ON with opening times

Find accurate info on the best grocery stores in Preston, Cambridge. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Growing Hope Farm
Closed now

246 Sherring St, Cambridge, N3H 2W4

(519) 546-3346
Grocery store, Farm
Growing Hope Farm in Cambridge is a popular destination for customers to interact with various farm animals, collect fresh eggs, and purchase organic produce and meats. The farm features goats, chickens, turkeys, a pig, and dogs. Visitors can bottle feed and pet the animals. Proceeds from ticket sales support MCC. The farm also sells organic eggs and chicken meat. Customers praise the quality of the meats and prompt service.
Top Market Family Farms
Open now

960 King St E, Cambridge, N3H 3P3

(519) 716-9464
Farmers' market, Farmers Market, Specialty Grocery Store, Organic food store
Top Market Family Farms is a local organic foods store highly regarded for its fantastic selection of fresh produce, meats, and local products. The store offers amazing tasting and fairly priced items, with a focus on local and authentic foods. Customers praise the friendly and knowledgeable staff, and appreciate the wide variety of fresh vegetables, fruits, and meats. Some standout mentions include the back bacon, sausages, gluten-free options, and local dairy products.
Rising Dough Bakery
Open now

927 King St E, Cambridge, N3H 3P4

(519) 650-2774
Retail bakeries, Coffee shop, Bakeries, Food Stores, Retail Trade, Bakery
Rising Dough Bakery is highly regarded by customers for its delicious baked goods, including pies, pasties, scones, and desserts. The selection is extensive and caters to various dietary needs. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with friendly and efficient service. Prices are reasonable and the quality is consistently high. Many customers have been returning for years, praising the Scottish and British specialties.