Grocery delivery in Penetanguishene, before the ferry leaves.
Penetanguishene is the harbour-town stop on the way to the Cedar Point ferry — Main Street families, the seniors' communities up by Robert Street, and the cottages out toward the bay. Brian is here twice a week with the same load that's about to roll onto the boat.
Where Penetanguishene fits on the route
- BarrieTruck loads here
- ElmvaleTue & Fri
- MidlandTue & Fri
- PenetanguisheneTue & Fri
- Cedar PointFerry crossing
- Christian IslandTue & Fri
- InnisfilTue & Fri
- Oro-MedonteTue & Fri
- OrilliaTue & Fri
- ColdwaterTue & Fri
- Tay TownshipTue & Fri
Brian's notes · Penetanguishene
Harbour-town stop, same hands.
Penetang is one of the busiest stops on the route — Main Street families, retirees in the seniors' communities up by Robert Street, and cottagers along the bay shore. The truck rolls through here on the way from Midland to the Cedar Point ferry for Christian Island, which means the produce is still cold from the morning load when it lands on your counter.
I know which streets get tricky in winter and where the snow gates pinch the back lanes. If your driveway needs the bag left in a particular spot or your dog needs a heads-up before the truck pulls in, just tell me on the first call — I write it down.
Standing weekly orders are welcome. Send your list by Sunday 3 pm for Tuesday, by Wednesday 3 pm for Friday. Call 1-705-970-5141 or email briansfoodbaskets@rogers.com to get on the route.
Get on the Penetanguishene route.
Tell Brian what you'd like in your basket and where in Penetang you live. Same-day callback, first delivery on the next run.