Adonis confirms the location of its first London supermarket, fifth in Ontario, begins recruitment for up to 150 positions

Mediterranean and Middle Eastern grocery specialist is on track to open at London’s Westwood Power Centre by summer 2025

London, Ontario, April 8, 2025 – Adonis announces today plans for its newest supermarket, located in London, Ontario, are going well and that recruitment has started. Scheduled to open at the end of summer, the new store will be located at the Westwood Power Centre at the intersection of Bradley Avenue and Wonderland Road South in the southern area of the growing city. It will become Adonis’ fifth location in Ontario, 16th for the banner.

Customers will find an extensive selection of authentic international products, including specialties from Lebanon, the Middle East, North Africa and other Mediterranean countries. Adonis’ fresh pita, a customer favourite, will be baked daily in store via a compact, open-view production line that can produce an average of 15,000 pitas per day. The store will also feature 100% Halal fresh meats that meet Adonis’ high standards of quality and certification.

“We are excited to bring Adonis’ unique offering to London and to be part of this vibrant and diverse community,” said Éric Provost, Vice President at Adonis. “Providing customers with an exceptional shopping experience, quality products and an authentic taste is what we’re all about. By visiting our various departments, customers will be able to discover new and rich culinary traditions from all over the Mediterranean region.”

Alongside its international food fare and flair, Adonis sources much of its fresh produce from local farmers, allowing it to ensure the highest level of freshness and seasonal products, while supporting the local agricultural community. It also sources a significant percentage of its meats, poultry and other products from Canadian suppliers.

With plans to employ a diverse team of more than 150 employees by opening day, Adonis is currently looking to fill positions across all departments. Full-time and part-time roles are available with a strong focus on reflecting Adonis’ commitment to customer service and an exceptional in-store experience.

“We’ve become known for our well-trained and passionate team members,” said Provost. “Customers can be confident they will receive all of the assistance they need to browse through our international as well as locally sourced products. Our entire Adonis family is committed to creating a warm and hospitable atmosphere for which the Mediterranean and Middle East are known.”

With the expected size of 46,000 square feet, Adonis London will be one of the largest grocery stores in the region.

As a leader in the growing cultural grocery sector, Adonis is committed to becoming a trusted destination for Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food lovers in each of the markets in which it operates. The Adonis team is equally devoted to waste reduction, which comes to life through food recycling, using food rescue apps, implementing the One More Bite food recovery program, and various other recovery and recycling initiatives. Adonis intends to continue its expansion, with a focus on both the northern and eastern regions of Ontario and beyond.