A name and atmosphere that will have you coming back for more- plus open 24/7…read more Great place to buy an Oh Henry bar or the special snacks/ variants of drinks (such as Gatorade or Powerade) not available in the states. But for real, this is the Canadian equivalent of a 7/11. Interesting thing is that at night you need to ring the bell for service then they will buzz you in the door.

Awesome cute small Couche-Tard. Picked up a drink from here. Service was friendly. The location was…read morevery convenient. I would say it has almost everything that you expect to find at. Convenient store. It has hotdog but when I went I noticed that the hotdog grill was not on. So no hot food

This convenience store is located at 159 St Antoine in Montreal. The service is awful. The chain…read moreoutlet claims to offer high-ranking customer service. I went in there recently to buy ice cream. The cashier was super rude and hostile. She sounds like a racist who hates whites. She said hello so I said hello. But she kept saying hello and I didn't answer. I think she was looking for a fight. She wouldn't put my ice cream through and kept staring at me. She must've thought I'm an easy mark because I'm female. So I didn't buy the ice cream and walked out. Because of her the store loses customers and money. I had the same issue with her a year ago. Yes she's still working there. That time she laughed wickedly as I walked out. This time she made a nasty comment in French as I left. This time I reported her to head office and they're looking into it. I'm awaiting their reply.

I love Couche-Tard. I mean who doesn't. It is a very convenient store. They are almost everywhere…read morein Montreal. This one is located in the Conventional Center. I have to say, this one is very well stocked when it comes to drinks. Staff were friendly. Best of all they are open 24/7. Couche-Tard is known as Circle K or previously Mac outside of Quebec.

Couche-Tard is everywhere in Montreal. It is like almost 3 or 5 blocks away, there is a…read moreCouche-Tard. This location is very clean and well organized. Items are somewhat well stocked. I have noticed a few empty shelves in the stores. Service was ok.

Don't go here the guy with the big hair who is not friendly and also rip me off. He is not…read morehelpful at all. First time in Montreal shock how unfriendly people here ( some not all). Don't buy anything here ..

Great service in English and French. Reasonable prices. Surprising variety. Lots of options for…read moresnacks.

From the owner: Beaucoup plus qu'un dépanneurread more

Make your own six-pack out of local, independent beers! Great location: Duluth is near many BYOB…read morerestaurants. They also have wine. Prices are a little high, but location and beer selection make up for this. A much better than average stop.

Went here after SAQ which was closed, its very small but lots to choose from. As soon as we walked…read morein I hear some hip hop music while China's I was pressed for didn't know if this was area was hip or not. When i mean small like even walking around you feel like you bout to knock something over. I'm giving a 3 star due to the fact it's small can barely walk around, we didn't see any hard liquor just wine and beer and because they didn't have bagged for us we had to use their pastry bags.

Since I started staying at the Quality Inn on Crescent, I've adopted this little convenience store…read moreas my new last stop of the night place... At around 3-4am, after a long day & night of drinking and enjoying as much of Montréal as I can, my needs become pretty simple... large pizza, small poutine, and a cold beer before passing out for the night. This shop covers them... well after a certain hour they have to lock the alcohol coolers, so we usually plan ahead and pick some up in the morning/afternoon. But as far as the pizza & poutine, they have me covered. One of the cooler things about this place for me is that the owner, who's always running the show behind the counter, always remembers me. Now I don't mean he vaguely recognizes my face and acts like a polite business owner... but the guy actually knows my name and what I'm gonna order. Now if I were in there every week ordering up pizza & poutine, not only would I have an extra 100lbs on me, but I would also find him treating me like a regular less amazing. But this guy must see a few dozen drunken animals every night, especially on the weekends, in his business. Yet he remembers the name and the order of someone who only walked in to his place 4 times over the past year. That gets a "pretty cool" in my book. As I'm sure you can figure out, the food isn't on the gourmet side, but like I said, at 3-4am it does the trick for late night eats in the downtown area.

Came here because got snookered by the "best poutine in montreal" sign outside. Classic tourist…read moremistake - this place is not on anyone's list of poutine places in Montreal! The fries were fine, but the cheese was just bad - looked like they ran out of the real cheese curds and just dropped in grated cheddar instead, The thing should be called cheese fries (similar to what that call that in the USA). Maybe this was one off, but very surprising to have a place in Montreal not stock on real cheese curds. Go for the soda or cigarettes, but avoid the poutine here unless you take a look beforehand at the cheese they are going to drop in. The gravy was also strange, many other better poutine places abound in Montreal, so skip this one.

This Couche-Tard replaces a health and natural product store at the corner of Sherbrooke and du…read moreParc. This shop is brand new, comletely renovated, spacious, full of gadgets (nacho cheese fountain!) and treats. Quite a practical and strategic place given the student density of the neighbourhood! You can find all the most popular hot snacks (Tornadoes of different flavors, hot dogs, burgers, etc.) as well as the convenience store classics (slushies, chips and candies). There's baked goods, energy drinks, coffee and hot chocolate, of course, and also a pretty big alcohol section at the back, keeping all the drinks cool. A practical and already well-frequented corner store.

I don't usually post reviews for anything. I'm not looking to get anything out of this and I truly…read morejust want to get the word out. We live nearby and used to go here quite often since opening. Unfortunately I would strongly recommend that you skip this couche tard and go to either a dep nearby or to provigo across the street as this is a health hazard. We used to buy hot dogs, milk, bread etc there and we've gotten sick a few times. They sell hot dogs packs several weeks past their best by date. I got sick after cooking hot dogs we bought at this location, only to realize the best by date was over a week before we made the purchase (my fault for not checking in the store right away!!). We never had this issue in other stores nearby. No issues with the eggs or milk, but the sliced bread we got here just a few weeks ago, which was supposedly good until a few days later, started developing mold the next day. Before the best by date. I'm not sure this is intended, but I definitely think some food items are not properly stored at this couche tard location, and this could eventually make someone very sick. It seems they're not checking best by dates of items they sell either Avoid until fixed. Unless you wanna get sick

"So goodbye yellow brick road Where the dogs of society…read morehowl" (Elton John) The SAQ stands for the Société des Alcools du Québec. It's the network of government-run liquor stores in Quebec. It manages the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages across the province and operates its own retail stores. We were fortunate enough to win a gift card to SAQ at a charity event last week, so one of our final visits in Montreal was to walk over to this small store at the Place D'Armes and pick up whatever we could for our C$50 prize. Although the store wasn't very large it was very neat and fully stocked, with prices clearly marked for every bottle and can in the store. One of their sales associates was very friendly and helped us find what we were looking for. I'm a big Bloody Mary fan, and from previous trips to Canada knew that "Bloody Caesars" are favored up here. The differ from a Bloody Mary by using Clamato juice instead of a tomato juice base. So, when I saw a shelf with plenty of Clamato choices, I knew one would be coming home with me. I selected a 16 ounce can of Clamato Caesar "With the Works" (Le Tour Garni) with extra spices, seasonings, hot sauce and horseradish (C$3.80). We rounded out our purchase with a bottle of Cliff 79 Shiraz (C$11.75), a bottle of Folonari Pinot Grigio (C$14.95), a bottle of Casa Santos Sangria (C$12.45), and a nifty little branded tote bag for (C$2.95). The only down note of our visit concerned a bottle of SIVO blueberry liqueur I had hoped to buy. I had some at a social function on Thursday night and liked it so much I took a photo of the bottle. When I showed the photo to the sales associate, he not only told me they didn't carry it, but he also told me it was just syrup, and not alcoholic. He said any grocery store would have it. I learned that he was wrong, it is an alcoholic product made in a Canadian distillery.

Excellent selection and what seems like decent prices. I found what I went for: maple whiskey and…read moremaple cream liqueur.

The drinks are very overpriced when I went. around 4$ for 250 ml of coke. The cashier was very…read morerude and seemed like she was still mad about having no friends in middle school. I would rate this shit whole a zero if I could.