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.

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 ..

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.

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

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

I've been going here since 2010 and know the ins and outs of this place!…read more Most of the people who work there are awesome and will start talking to you about your day. Some of them are "eh" - or they just don't like their job but everyone has bad days. So, they have everything a dep (convenient store) should have: chips, drinks, alcohol, chocolate, slush, ice cream, popsicles, gum, and more! Its a dep, so the prices are higher than normal for things like ketchup and oreos, but you can go down the hill if you really need those. **tip: the ben and jerry's ice cream is 1 cent cheaper here than at the actual ben and jerrys down the hill!**

Better than you average dep. Why? Because in my books, if your staff is friendly, you carry cider,…read moreand have a few more esoteric products (like a good brand of almond milk), you rank. Prices are about average for a dep, they have an ENORMOUS beer fridge (or "beer room" as the case may be) AND they give out candy to kids on Halloween. All in all, decent place.

Been there quite a few times getting something to munch on before work and pretty much always got…read moregreat service. Prices are average for convenience store for water bottles or energy drinks as exemples also their sandwiches and chocolatines are pretty good and fresh plus just in front of Du Collège station and next to St Laurent and Vanier Colleges so very well located

A neighbourhood fixture, Le Parsioir is a combo depanneur and cafe. The dep boasts more than 500…read moredifferent beers from Québécois microbreweries. The hired help may or may not know anything about this impressive menu of options, but the manager (owner) can guide you a bit. Otherwise, well, it's a dep with a great location. The cafe offers decent coffee, free wifi, a fair amount of seating, huge windows for great natural light, and entertainment in the form of a steady trickle of neighbourhood characters and Vanier College types. Decor somehow triangulates between Italian nightclub (red and black pleather seating), Québec rustic (a few barrel tables and a fireplace), and high modern industrial (exposed HVAC and lighting). The overall vibe is relaxed and friendly. A great place to grab a coffee on the go or sip a latte and watch the foot traffic.

When you car is hungry for gas…read more This is a combo gas station and dépanneur. They force you the pay at thE pump which is not a big deal. However they never have receipts at the pumps. So you have to go inside to get a receipt. The line was 10 people deep with only one cashier. When I asked for a receipt he said why. Why is not Important and give me a copy. I asked why no receipts at pump and he said because that's how we want it WoW