Amazing store. The staff is super nice. Fruits and vegetables department is great. The bakery,…read moreabsolute divine. The girls, especially the manager are awesome. Absolute fantastic selection of cheese and meats and fish. The store is large and clean. Very well maintained and managed.

First of all, grocery workers are front lines workers these days and I want to send them love and…read moregratitude for keeping the doors open and providing food to people who are seriously freaked. This IGA - aside from being amazing in all the ways I described in my original review - seems to be setting the standard for how to properly operate under the current conditions so I wanted to share in the hopes of other grocery stores following their lead. When you arrive here, all the doors are closed except for one and when you enter that one there's a portable handwashing station like you'd see outside portopotties at a festival. So everyone is washing their hands as they enter. Then they are given a cart which has just been wiped down by the staff. Staff are also circulating wiping down the handles of fridge doors etc. Cashiers are using sanitizer between every customer and as you leave your cart is immediately wiped down again. This loving attention will save lives in our community and I really really appreciate it.

This is by far my go to gourmet market whenever we are in the saint Saveur area. The quality of…read morethe groceries are second to none and the selection of top items is unsurpassed. Service personal are friendly and helpful. Yes not everyone speaks English well but I try to always respect where I am at an go with the flow. Show respect get respect. Cheers!

This it THE best and most beautiful supermarket I've ever been to. Emphasis on "super"…read more This used to be a Loblaw's, but the Provigo chain has undergone a multi million dollar project to expand, rebrand and renovate some of their existing stores. The Saint Sauveur location is a star child of this facelift. You're entering a 64,600 sq. ft. showpiece that is bright, well lit and spacious. Upon entering you'll first notice a massive patisserie counter with cupcakes, macarons and other gourmandises. Fresh produce will be a few steps behind. The new concept has a selection of "boutiques" along the perimeter, like a deli counter, charcuterie, oyster/shrimp bar and cheese counter with the prettiest 2 feet tall glass fridge containing an impressive array of local and imported cheeses. There is also a Joe Fresh collection of apparel for adults and children. The Loblaws/Provigo brand excels in going above and beyond to turn grocery shopping into an experience. The food is premium and gourmet, sampling stations are delish. Everything was taken into consideration, there's nothing boring or traditional about this store, even the floor is a popping orange. To make your shopping trip more enjoyable, the couple times I went over the holidays, they had a live jazz band playing! If you were dragged along and didn't feel like shopping, take a seat at the cantine and make use of their free wifi! Yes the prices are higher than what you would find at other grocery chains, this location caters to tourists and skiers - however if you're purchasing specialty goods, it is worth it, you'll find things that are uncommon elsewhere.

Very funky!! Fresh fruit and cool selection in the heart of downtown! Love this market deli…read moregrocery store!

That's a sandwich!! Ham, cheese, cornichon and mustard! They will warm it up for you. So many other…read moretreats like cookies, croissants, coffee, drinks, and more. Really high end gourmet shop. Service is good! Ambiance is nice. Outdoor seating is plentiful

The store itself is large and well stocked. It was a little hard for me to judge the pricing at…read morefirst since it's in Canadian dollars and I'm more used to USD, but overall, everything seemed reasonable. The location took a bit of getting used to since it's in more of a residential neighborhood and I'm staying in the city center, but it got easier to find after the first visit. Accessibility was a little tricky at first, the fully accessible entrance with automatic doors closes about two hours earlier than the rest of the store. When I arrived the first time, the staff were incredibly kind and helped lift me and my wheelchair over the small step at the front, which I really appreciated. Once inside, the aisles are spacious, well-marked, and easy to navigate with a wheelchair. Anything that was out of reach wasn't an issue at all because the staff were very friendly and happy to help. We made it work with their English and my French, which made the experience more enjoyable. My return visit the next morning was much smoother since it was daylight and I already had a sense of layout. The staff were even friendlier the second time around. The hot food was really good--maybe not as much variety as I'm used to, but still very satisfying. The chicken wings were fresh, hot and well prepared, the potato wedges were well seasoned, large and hot! Checkout was quick and easy, with registers at both the front and back of the store. They also accept all forms of payment, which made things convenient. Overall, a really positive experience, especially because of how helpful and welcoming the staff were.

A little expensive compared to most grocery stores though the convince of it is fantastic, the…read morequality is perfection and the selection of stuff is adequate.

This place is great for people who cooks, specially big batches and traditional recipes from…read moreEurope, Asia and South America as they provide non big chain type and cuts of meats. The fresh fruits and vegetables section was a bit lack luster. But the frozen section is nothing to sneeze at, in fact I was pretty surprised by the overall quality and price of the offering. I recommend that you try the place and do all the isle. You cannot leave empty handed.

As mentioned below, don't expect shining surfaces here. Great place for hard to get ingredients for…read moreyour favourite asian cuisine. The are other groceries in town but this one is in the West Island. They used to have a hot food section which they closed. Fresh produce and condiments is why I come here.

The supermarket may not scream cleanliness or organization. Don't let that scare you away from…read moreexploring it at least once! The variety of fruits and vegetables, which includes many unknown and mysterious ones is simply amazing. Everything is always ripe, fresh and most of all tasty. Upon walking through each section, you'll be amazed by the large variety of international products. Yes, mostly Asian ones, but tucked in between is many Spanish or Indian products. The staff may not seem the warmest or friendliest, yet they are very helpful and kind. You ask with such lovely review of mine why only four stars? Simply and only because the isles are often crowded with unpacked boxes. The carts are placed else where and in the way.

Great choices great prices and nice and clean and great for parking especially down townread more

The owner of PA opened their doors last week right below Westbury condos. As usual, the location…read morewas clean, extremely friendly staff and wide selection of products and prices are reasonable :-) As much as I love their original location on Parc, free 90 min parking is a huge bonus. If you are in TMR, CDN, Snowdon or NDG do check them out. Happy shopping!

Really great fruit, veggies and "ethnic" food stores. But, this place is on the verge of what is…read moreconsidered "insalubrious" by authority. This place, unlike most groceries stores is not really carrying a stable basic array of staples. They mostly buy the affordable cheap stuff. Sometimes they have celery, sometimes they don't. So because of this it's kind of hit or miss.

Shopped there when vacationing at resort in St. Hippolyte (Auberge Lac Morency) in the Laurentians…read more(Les Laurentides). Visiting from Toronto. Shift supervisor or lead cashier Nathalie was extremely rude and aggressive on Oct. 5, 2021. My wife was unaware store closed at 9 due to incorrect information on the door that said it closed at 10. Nathalie did tell me when I walked in at 8:45 they close at 9, but my wife walked in 10 minutes earlier and said she wasn't told. Even if she had told her, my wife probably wouldn't have understood because, unlike me, she doesn't speak French. That was an honest mistake by the store and I don't expect them to say "sorry and we'll let you shop until 10." I have no issue with that. But for her to act like a wicked witch and tell my wife and others to stop what they are doing at 8:55 and go to the cash, following my wife in the process, while not offering her any assistance even though it's obvious she is handicapped and walks with a cane, is totally unacceptable. When at the cash I explained to her in French that my wife was trying to say that the sign at the front says store closes at 10. But Nathalie rudely interrupted me, said she doesn't speak English (even though she knew very well I was speaking French and would have been able to understand me had she been paying attention and not screamed at me and interrupted). As a matter of fact, I think she did understand me, but she pretended she couldn't. Had she not understood me she would not have said the discussion is over and told me to "get out." But she did both. To my credit, I did not get out and paid for our groceries. Good thing for IGA I didn't because had I my wife wouldn't have paid for them, they would have had to have been put back on the shelf and Nathalie would be in more trouble than she is likely already in. I was polite and she was extremely rude. But even if I wasn't polite, she still would of had no business talking to me like that. The worst thing I did was tell Nathalie it's rude to tell someone talking to you in French you don't speak English. Of course I had an English accent, but it's obvious I was speaking French and working hard to do it. And how could she not of understood me if she got so nasty? She didn't like me telling her she was being rude, but I politely told her that and had a right to. You don't treat customers the way she treated my handicapped wife and I, no matter how good you think your reason is. And you have to be even more careful when dealing with customers who have mobility issues like my wife and speech defects like me (I talk fast and loud because I have Tourette's and Asperger). Otherwise it makes us wonder if people are being discriminatory. The other staff were nice and helpful and both the owner, Genevieve Bilodeau, and manager Diane were pleasant when I spoke to them on the phone the following day about the incident.

Standard IGA, Very…read moregood situation, but a very small parking. It has a ready-meal counter, deli counter, bakery counter, butcher's counter, a fishmonger counter, a bio aisle and a very well stocked beer section.

Wow. Chaque fois que je rentre dans ce magasin je me demande pourquoi. Le staff sont pas heureux de…read moretout. Dans les fruits, c'est n'importe de quoi. Fraîcheur?? Pas de tout. Plein de fruits pourris ici. Veut tu des croissants? Vas y pas ici. Ils ont même pas cuit. Il ya des muffins passé date. Pas par une journée, mais par plusieurs journées. Les prix sont plus chers ici. Sauve toi un voyage, vas y ailleurs

This is yet another grocery store in St Jovite / Mont Tremblant, this one is not among the 3…read morebiggies along the highway but instead is tucked on the sweet little main street Rue Principle, near the Bourassa and across from a bakery and just steps from the rest of the cute restaurants and shops in town. The Metro feels way more like a family grocery store than the ginormous Super C on the highway and if I need to pick up a few quick things after working in the Couleur cafe I'll pop over here. The produce and meats and fish seem fresh, though I'd love to see more of an emphasis on local sustainable providers. Fish in particular should always be clearly marked with its origin since this industry is so dirty and problematic these days. The staff are super friendly and bilingual for the most part, and again this grocery has a surprisingly good selection of local microbrews and then the usual SAQ wines. All in all a great option in the area!