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

The experience was excellent. Many of us have been customers for years of the post office and the…read morestore. There is always a friendly greeting and this week Delphi's offered to sponsor support for the PARKINSON EN MOUVEMENT kiosk for the Parkinson annual fund raiser on September 7, 2025. Delphi's equipped our kiosk with table cloths, clips, cards, markers, tape, paper cups, everything from paperclips to giant poster boards even chips. This gesture of generosity very much appreciated by all. Parkinson en mouvement équipe https://www.facebook.com/parkinsonenmouvement

Saved my life! I forgot my wine at home : and thankfully, they have (reasonably priced) wine !! In…read moreproximity of BYO La Khaima and I'm pretty sure I saw a few other BYOs in the area. Friendly sweet staff! They also let me take out an extra 40$ on my interac since I wasn't sure if I'd need cash or not for my outing, too sweet! Kinda wished I lived in the area I'd make it a regular spot for sure. Kyoot local places like this deserve to survive! Would definitely come back again.

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.

We love this type of place. Is it a Dépanneur that serves large, satisfying, delicious…read more sandwhiches, for a very reasonable price? Or is it a sandwich place that sells convenient items? Sandwhiches reminiscent of the type of homemade creation you'd make when struck by insatiable hunger. So many options to chose from too! It's no wonder they have been in that area for almost 65 years. On top of this they also have a nice collection of microbrews and some other meals like tourtière, soups and salads.

SUPERB tourtiere, SUPERB service, Warm welcome. I am in Montreal for a few days on a Quebecois…read morefood trip. Was craving for tourtiere, did order it an hour before reaching the Marché, the lady I interacted on the phone with, was so pleasant, didn't ask me to secure my order by providing her with cc#. The tourtiere came out of the oven a few moments after we arrived; it was amazing!!!! Go there and order it: it is a traditional marché established in 1959, so authentic!!!

This was my first time trying Egyptian food and my friends + I stumbled across this place after…read morebeing overwhelmed by Marché Jean-Talon. It turned out to be a great find! The vibes were very cozy and I liked the ambiance/decor :) I got the Hawawshi sandwich which was the perfect amount of heat (counteracted by a pleasant yogurt source). It was also a fitting portion for me without being overly heavy on a hot summer day, the pita was thin and crispy too which probably added to that effect. While I'm not sure about the other items, I'd recommend the Hawawshi! It's located in a pretty convenient location as well.

The first time we went to @lekaheramtl we were just looking for local cider. Which we found along…read morewith many local beers. Once there we realized they also serve Egyptian street food. This makes for a very unique combination which, naturally, was very interesting to us. So we tried a lunch there and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We will need to go back to try more of the menu at this fascinating café.

Every time my wife and I stay in Montreal we head over to Couche Tard to pick up juice, water or…read moresmall things we need for our stay. The store is always clean and the staff is always friendly.

I got some soup for lunch that was hot and delicious, also picked up some fresh veggies for a…read morereasonable price in this area. the staff were friendly as well.