I have been shopping here for years. I was there last week to buy a few things. As usual, I wanted to buy my Polish meats and cheese. This time, my Polish friend was helping me order and she was being served by a woman with long, straight brown hair. This woman (was speaking Polish in a non-polite way) was not Polish who was working behind counter. My friend spoke in Polish to her and this woman was replying in rude ways of speaking. She was very annoyed and had a bad attitude. My friend was asking for meats and when she would slice them, she did it incorrectly. She gave for example 270 grams when we asked for 200. She also cut everything thickly and we wanted thin. I felt a little embarrassed because other customers were looking her interactions with us and her rude attitude and tone. My friend also asked for a specific cheese and the woman was confrontational and said that's not the one my friend asked for. My friend has been shopping for years and had to tell the woman which is the correct cheese and where it is located. The woman was annoyed. It's sad to see that this store has declined. I (not being Polish) and my friend had shopped here for about 15+years. Customer service and attitude training is needed. It's not a pleasant place to shop as in the past.
Very expensive store. The deli is not bad, but unreasonably high prices. The same products are three times cheaper in supermarkets. It seems that the owners have no sense of margin. Not recommended
As a regular customer of Wisla, I've long appreciated their selection of butcher meat and products from Poland. However, after my recent experiences, I've made the difficult decision to no longer patronize this establishment. Despite my loyalty, I couldn't ignore the concerning observations I made during my visits. Notably, the exclusive use of Polish language by the staff, even when interacting with non-Polish-speaking customers, creates a barrier to effective communication and leaves many feeling excluded. Furthermore, it's disheartening to witness a disparity in the level of care and attention given to customers based on their nationality or ethnicity. Such biased treatment goes against the values of inclusivity and equality that I hold dear. In addition to these issues, the quality of the prosciutto leaves much to be desired. The slices are consistently uneven and resemble more of a crumbled mess than the desired thin, uniform slices expected from such a delicacy. Overall, while Wisla offers a range of authentic Polish products, the lack of inclusivity, biased treatment, and subpar product quality have led me to seek alternatives for my shopping needs. I hope they take these concerns seriously and strive to improve their practices in the future.
Best place to come to for fresh hot food and inventory, really good prices, organized, price tags on everything. Store got a huge update recently, Been a long-time customer, never left that store disappointed. Keeps getting better over the years! :D Please visit!
There are many great options here. It is polish food and this is, like many central and eastern European foods, relatively bland. They have a great hot table, with great choices made on the premises. It is really good for take away, and if you are in a pinch with guests coming on short notice. While they don't have vegan options per se, they do have grilled vegetables, fingerling potatoes etc in the hot plate selection. They also have a large selection of sweets and syrups for drinks. It needs to be said the prices are not unreasonable, but it is expensive. Especially when you look at some of the products (ice cream bars for 15$, Nutella for 13$ is a bit much... among other things).
Lots of delicious foods, pastries, meats, salads, polish style foods, some even made fresh right in the place. And they brew hot cups of coffee also! Their coffee is literally the best I've ever tasted, better than store bought or from Tim Hortons. My wife and I are sure to be repeat customers. Prices, depending on what you want are decent, even cheap! Quality of the food they sell is very good. We're not even polish but enjoy coming here!
Very nice polish grocery store. Lots of products from Poland, hot table, pastry counter, deli and fruits, delicious bread. Convenient location and lots of parking spaces.
Wisla Delicatessen is a Canadian Deli based in Mississauga, Ontario. Wisla Delicatessen is located at 3615 Dixie Rd, Mississauga, ON L4Y 4H4, Canada.
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