This location has the BEST slushies. Perfect consistency, never watery. They're amazing.read more

I have been going to the Circle K on Elgin Street for 7 years. The previous owner was kind funny…read morerespectful the coffee was always made in the morning the food was fresh muffins pastries the store was clean and it was never locked in the morning . Ever since it's been turned over to New Management the store has gone to crap . Especially the young guy who works in the morning sometimes at night is rude disrespectful has a poor attitude threatens to call the police anytime he doesn't like what you have to say and he's extremely homophobic when it comes to the trans community I've watched him laugh and mock trans people in the store . It has been addressed to the new owner several times but to be quite honest with you it seems like he doesn't even understand what you're saying to him because he will just laugh and say okay okay and walk away the individual seems to still be working there after several complaints against him about being homophobic and disrespectful to the trans community. The health department needs to be called because the food is disgusting do not eat the hot dogs pastries or the muffins for 3 days there was hundreds of fruit flies crawling all over them and they were still selling them to the public instead of removing them and cleaning out the cabinet they allowed it to sit in there for three more days. Overall some of the staff and the management have a poor attitude and with all that time setting up the pastry section and the pizza section in the hot dog section there hasn't once been Pizza the hot dogs are disgusting and the pastries have fruit flies crawling all over them what a waste of time and it's unfortunate that the old owner took such Pride in his customers and the store to be turned over to someone who could care less

After much walking & shopping I was thirsty and hungry and wanted to grab a few things before…read moreheading back to the condo. Stopped in here, bought milk, butter, baguette, cheese and a few wines. Great staff and I did have to buy a bag, but that was fine for us, I didn't have room in my other bags for my necessities. For it's location, I felt the prices were reasonable to me, and I did shop here two more times. during my stay.

To : Customer Relations…read more I had gone grocery shopping at Magasin General in the village at Mount Tremblan. On checkout, the cashier rudely told me to bag while emptying my grocery cart, which was quite full. She was rude and came across as being racist since I am of East Indian origin. She also suggested that I Van shop elsewhere. She seemed polite to other non Caucasian customers and so this is a clear case of discrimination. I was upset and left the store with a full cart of groceries without purchasing anything . I sincerely hope you look into this matter and give it serious consideration as I will definitely be sharing my experience to others. The time of my visit was: August 11, 2021 Around 10:30 am Yours sincerely. Rashid Bawa Rashid.Bawa@Rogers.com

Marcheé Bonichoix is halfway between a grocery store and a convenience store. Doesn't have the…read morelarge footprint of a Giant or an Albertsons and yet it is exponentially above a convenience store like 7-11 or Cumberland Farms. It basically has everything you need to arrive in Mont Tremblant, come to the store and be ready to cook breakfast and dinner the next day. The store is on the bus route and has a stop right at the front entrance. We stayed in the Old Village, less than a five minute walk to the store, so for us it was heaven sent. We were impressed at the quality of their food and most of all, their cheeses. They have a wide selection of ready-to-warm items which came quite handy as after a full day of skiing, there is little energy left to engage in from-scratch cooking. Staff is helpful, courteous and knowledgeable. Overall, a most convenient, and well stocked place.

It's a one stop chop, I don't recommend doing all your groceries here on your way up to the cottage…read morebut if you did forget something or ran out they will have it. The veggies section reminds me of a little IGA they have all the fancy dips and dressings for your veggies and salads. They have a cold cuts counter so you don't have to buy the pre packaged ones they sell with a pretty big selection. Grab your wood here for the fire places up at cap Tremblant because they sell it 5.75 for one log down at the front desk not the best deal. You can't miss the spot it's right beside the tennis court.

1. The guy usually working there is never not on his phone. If you're lucky, he barks the cost at…read moreyou in between conversations on his cell; if you're not, he just rings it up and stares at you. 2. An additional charge for debit in 2015? Really? 3. The huge street-side sign advertises the store as www.foodfrenz.com. I don't even know how to explain what shows up when you actually go there. Just try it yourself, I dare you. 4. I always feel like I'm about to get stabbed while in there.

This is my favorite convenience store in Gatineau. They have an amazing beer selection. It's a nice…read morelarge clean store. Parking is easy. My only downside is that they don't accept credit cards.

CHEAP BEER. Let me…read moreinform you that if your quest is for bargain-basement beer in the NCR, you will have to venture across the river into the former city known as Aylmer. Close to the Aylmer Marina (stunning views of the Ottawa River), Dépanneur Rapido is one of two famous convenience stores in the old village of Aylmer, Québec. Dépanneur Rapido has an abundant selection of domestics, broad selection of imports and an impressive array of micro brews. The walk-in cooler in the back of the store is extensive. Expect to pay about a buck a beer for most domestics. As it is to be expected, there is little parking available. You will be able to find parking on the streets. If you are planning on an abundant purchase, don't bring it up to the cash - let the cashier know and staff will accommodate you at the garage door. Pay and go! Taxes are not included in the sticker prices for beer in Quebec, unlike Ontario, but the savings add up. Some of the sale prices, as of January 28, 2013: Coors Light 60 CANS.............................60.49$ 24 BOTTLES.......................24.79$ Sapporo 24 BOTTLES.......................24.54$ 12 BOTTLES........................12.27$ Corona 24 BOTTLES.......................26.99$ 12 BOTTLES........................17.99$ Heineken 24 CANS..............................28.99$ 24 BOTTLES.......................27.99$ Stella Artois 24 CANS.............................27.99$ 24 BOTTLES.......................27.99$ Moosehead 24 CANS.............................25.99$ 24 BOTTLES.......................25.99$ 26/30 - Yelp Ottawa's 30 Day Challenge!!

Four stars because it was honestly much bigger than I expected and had a large selection of goods…read more I popped in for a quick summer night slushie with a friend and found 3 slushie machines (around 6-8 flavours total) all in working order. Non-branded flavours like sour strawberry and blue raspberry were fun to choose from, but the texture left much to be desired. All of the flavours I tried were pretty watery with chunks of ice, rather than layering like a good slurpee should. Otherwise, shop was well stocked, my friend got a $2 chocolate éclair (which had frosting filling) but was otherwise passable as a $2 convenience store pastry. Staff were chill. Whole place was clean, honestly way cleaner than I expected. Very fluorescent white atmosphere. Four stars for convenience, but the slurpee alone would get 3 haha.

A friend and I discovered Ottawa South Groceteria while we were students at Carleton. We first saw…read morethis grocery/convenience store on the way to buying books and coursepacks at Haven Books, which is directly across the street. We mainly took notice because of their big "Free Delivery" sign. We asked the man at the counter for more information. He asked us if we went to Carleton and lived in residence, and we said yes, so he told us that after we were finished shopping around, that he'd drive us back to campus with all of our groceries. I've had some friends go to the store and have been told that they don't deliver, so I'm assuming that they probably only deliver within a very small radius, Carleton campus included. If my friend and I were just lucky that day and the man was feeling extra nice, then we were definitely very appreciative. The store is very small, though they did have many of your basic needs, like milk, bread, and some produce. My friend and I did a bit of our grocery shopping together, including milk, juice, bread, cream cheese, hot dogs, bananas, a couple of chocolate bars, and a few other miscellaneous items. The prices were higher than you would expect to pay at your average grocery store, but cheaper than you would normally pay at a convenience store. The man and what we assumed to be his wife that ran the store were very nice and accommodating. We didn't come here too often, though, as we did more bulk shopping at the Loblaws via O-Train, but it was nice to know a store like this was (still is) very close to campus.

Groceteria is a small grocery-type store on Sunnyside, just east of Carleton U. What first…read moreintrigued me about the place was the sign that said 'Free Delivery'. A grocery that delivers? How awesome is that? Winter is coming and it would be sweet to find a place that would save me from having to venture out on those evenings when the temperature falls below negative 20 below! So, I went in and asked the owner about the delivery service. Sadly, they do NOT deliver. But, they haven't been able to afford to buy a new sign. Dang! Nevertheless, I took a look around while I was there and found the Groceteria to be a handy little place. It has everything a good convenience store offers (chips, pop, cigarettes, magazines, etc.). Plus, it has a small produce section where you can get some fruits and vegetables (bananas, apples, tomatoes). The owners are of Indian (or at least, Indian Sub-Continent) descent, and they offer a selection of big, homemade samosas. It is a friendly store, where everyone seems to know everyone else. Pity about the delivery....!

New owner since mid-January of 2026- Ali. I think he'll be changing the name. He and the rest of…read morestaff are friendly and keen. The stock levels look and shelves are tidy and clean. He's cleaned up the kitchen area - it needed a scrub - and will be soon offering take-out Persian food. Plus he'll have a coffee machine and fresh baked muffins. Yumm. I'm looking forward to this.

Everybody be quiet and listen. If you haven't eaten here, then you've never actually had REAL…read moremiddle eastern food. This is a family owned business and it's my go to spot from now on. I was helping my buddy move in across the street and we stopped here. Not only was the owner the nicest man I've ever met, his family is amazing and so is their food, I had the "Afghan rap" and tried their Simosa. I have never had home cooking this good. If more stars existed I'd give it to these people. 100000000/10. If you're in Ottawa, this is your first stop.