Sami fruits is the place to go to get the grandest selection of fruits, vegetables and nuts…read moreANYWHERE. Sure it's pretty busy sometimes but it's really worth the effort. The produce is fresh, at incredibly low prices that excite you because it's comparable to prices to things you buy that fell off the back of a truck somewhere. Produce that's not available ANYWHERE else, is available here, year round. All hair the masters of the fruit.... all hail SAMI FRUITS!

Excelent choice of fruits veggies nuts and dried fruits. Very good prices. Good service.read more

I've been coming by here for 7 years as it's on my shortcut through the Laval countryside so I can…read moreavoid the white knuckle traffic of the Autoroute 25/440 that can at times drive me to the brink of insanity. In the summer months they offer a farmers market. It's closed however in the Winter. Today I came here to pick strawberries with my daughter. It is an awesome mid June activity. Especially having the day off for St Jean. For $8 you get a great 3L paper basket and fill it till she's overflowing with some of the freshest and tastiest strawberries around. I didn't ask what pesticide they use here but I really wanted to. Makes me think.....I always wonder how much pesticide they use. They definitely need some but. I wonder how bad it will be for my health? The same basket you can buy a basket of already picked for $9 by the cash register. I bought the same sized basket for $12 last weekend at Marche Jean Talon. The taste of the strawberries was amazing. For me this is one of the many wonderful flavours of summer! Walking down to the strawberry patch today they did have a bunch of greenhouses chock full of tomatoes. In the late summer their fields are brimming with fresh corn also. Fresh fruit and vegetables at their roadside market store is a great inexpensive alternative to the grocery store. They also have some selection of fresh dessert pies and relishes and other canned delights. Parking is limited and it fills up fast. I'd recommend coming earlier in the day. After 11 AM the lot is full and much busier. There is a small playground area for kids and picnic benches if you want to bring a lunch and make a great family activity out of it. A terrific outdoor activity for a few hours and place to stop in and get a taste of summer!

Been coming here for the last decade. Solid place to pick-up some produce 3 out of 4 seasons. Great…read morefor apple picking. Did some for strawberry and raspberries in the past. Good value. They have a great selection of pumpkins as well and are reasonably priced (2 big ones and a small one for about $12). Parking here is a bit of a chore at times but if you can handle that, I definitely recommend. It does get busy as people coming in don't want to go to the North Shore for these type of activities.

Nice looking produce with good selection but HORRIBLE service with empty produce bag distributers,…read morestaff that do not know what products are available or not and no toilet. What a disappointment.....

How am I just figuring out this place is about 15 min from my house? I really don't know!!! Took a…read moreleisurely long weekend drive to search for some fresh fruit and veg and came across 3 saisons. Loaded with local produce and fruit which is the jackpot! Prices are reasonable and quality looks good! Basically it is a 3 season country store. Don't you just love the selection in late summer early fall? Holy doodle I'm definitely returning back here!

Fruits and vegetables look good but last two days maximum great variety. However, if you want to…read morebuy in bulk, you better freeze it right away otherwise although it looks amazing it goes bad immediately.

Today I bought a box of mangoes at Sami fruit, they looked good but when I opened the first one it…read morewas black inside. I tried the second and the third but they are all inedible. All black inside. I am so disappointed in this Sami fruit who sells bad inedible fruits and scam people

Had a really fun time apple picking here! Was my first time going so not much to compare to…read more.. Dog friendly!! Went here for what was considered the last weekend of this years season (October 1). Was a 35 minute drive from the plateau. Each tree has a color marker on it to tell you which type you're getting. We arrived around 12 pm. It was definitely full...but not obscene...big gravel parking lot with helpful parking attendants directing traffic! When we left around 2pm things were starting to get a good amount more full... Upon arriving they give you a big plastic bag and you can fill it with 20 pound of apples (18 $). You grab a little tractor ride into the fields. When we got off the tractor, they told us a good area to focus our search in. Lots of trees and ladders made for a fun time with friends and some cute photos :) Only negative for me was that it was a bit of a free for all, kids were hanging out of trees, people swinging ladders around...I am not sure if it is like this everywhere though?

Some people may be surprised that there actually is an apple orchard in Laval. Most people make…read morethe trek to St Joseph Du Lac or the Eastern townships to go apple picking. This place is a hidden gem as it may be the closes apple orchard to Montreal. We love it because it's 15 minutes from our house! I've been coming here for 8 years and my wife has been coming here for 15 - 20 years. They had a great selection of apples and our favorite is to come in August when the apples are nice and tart! It's a family run business and their main time when they have tractors taking you deep into the orchards is in mid September. During this time it's a great family activity on a weekend and it gets pretty packed. They do have a good selection of local jellies and some apple and maple products. Also if you are lucky some fresh pressed apple juice. Price this year for a large bag of apples was $15. This is for a 10 pound U-pick. Selection of apples is cortland,lobo, macintosh. The Mcintosh are our favourite. I'm not sure the pesticide that they use but it would be a strong recommendation to wash them very well when you get home! Definitely a hidden gem. If you like the apples firm and tart in taste come in late August. If you like them more sweet and softer come later in September.