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.

The milk is always expired. The produce is always nearly rotten. Do not buy potatoes here unless…read moreyou plan to cook them all in one night. I buy avocados here when I want to make guac the same day. The ground beef expired two days prior to the day it was on sale. Read the expiration dates on the meat, dairy and produce you buy here. If I want fresher food I just shop at Super C further up the road.

When I used to attend college, this grocery store was my go-to in grabbing delicious and big…read moreportion meals in a hurry. Let's fast forward over a decade and I still go there. This IGA is packed no matter what time of day it is. Although there's always many people, the store itself is always clean and stocked. The lady before me complained she did not have enough fries in her box. Despite that, the young woman was smiling when t was my turn. I went right after the lunch rush. Upon waiting the line up was not long and there was a lot to choose from. My regular is the chicken thigh with fries, salad and gravy. I have no clue how these stores make rotisserie chicken but it is always so moist. The gravy was hot, and the macaroni salad was not drenched in mayonnaise. I am taking away one star because the wedges were a bit dry. There is a sitting area for people who have bought food which is awesome. Remember to keep your receipt since security will ask. There is a sink and a microwave.

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

Couche-Tard is everywhere in Montreal. This location is located inside the train station Gare…read moreCentrale. This is not your usual Couche-Tard. It has limited items here and this includes limited kinds of drinks and snacks. They do sell a lot of magazines and newspaper. Again this is a smaller Couche-Tard.

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.

Date of visit: June 12, 2023…read more We really only came in here because there was a Starbucks inside the store, but ended up finding some local beer for a friend back home and spent some time browsing the other areas of the store as well. While a small store (thus the "Express"), it did have a variety of items and both the deli and bakery items looked quite good. We were not hungry, but it appears that you can do worse than these selections. Because of the small size of the store, sizes were limited in many categories, so this looks like the place that would be good for a quick stop, or a visit in-between visits to your normal grocery store that was much larger.

This is technically an "IGA Express." If you look at the storefront signs and the sign inside the…read morestore behind the register, you'll see a green superscript "E" for Express after IGA. This is a mini grocery store located on the ground level of the Myriade high-rise apartment building in Ville-Marie. It's within convenient walking distance to many hotels, restaurants, bars, and the Place des Arts. There's a Cafe Starbucks inside. We stopped by this IGA Express on our walk home (Airbnb) from dinner downtown. We picked up a few cases of beer of the Canadian Boreale (Quebec) and Moosehead (New Brunswick) brands. The cases ranged in price from $13.99 to $19.89 each. Each case came with a $0.60 or $0.80 surcharge described on the receipt as "Depot Biere." Not sure exactly what those surcharges were for. We also had to pay the standard Quebec TPS (5%) and TVQ (9.975%) taxes. Total was $58.18 Canadian for three cases/packs. This store has both self-checkout kiosks and cashiers. Our cashier was Jawad and he did a good job. We were in and out in a matter of minutes. There was a security guard patrolling around inside. She kept a watchful eye on us and other customers. They have quite the beer selection as well as non-alcoholic beverages, small grocery items, packaged food products, and grab-and-go small meals and snacks. I liken this more to a convenience store than a grocery store.

This grocery store was so conveniently place right outside the back door of our hotel! It was so…read moreperfect, because if we ever needed to grab some water or a late night snack, it was a jump, skip, and a hop next door. The prices for water were the best you could find. They had a whole section dedicated to Canadian goods/souvenirs to bring back home to family. All the chips and candies you could dream of could be found here. The displays were very pretty, the lighting was nice, and everything was clearly marked. I didn't have trouble finding what I needed. The staff was helpful when it came to check out. I opted to use the cashier service several times and the cashiers were always very friendly. The times that I used the self-checkout, their attendant was very courteous as well. After my experience shopping here, I highly recommend IGA!!

This is a convenient grocery store about 2 blocks from the Berri-UQUAM metro stop at the beginning…read moreof the Gay Village. The store is of good size for an urban location. They had a good size section for cheeses and meats, groceries, drinks, etc. They also had a good selection of breads, pastries and sweets. They have self checkout lanes which made it very easy to get out quickly.

T&T is the largest Asian supermarket chain in Canada. I went to the one of the Montreal stores,…read morethe first one I've ever been to and the experience didn't disappoint. It was very busy, with a full parking lot but there was a enough space for people to get around in the aisles. This T&T was massive, with a wide range of fresh and frozen groceries and meats, seafoods, as well as a bakery, chinese bbq station and a variety of supplies. Everything was well-organized and the staff seemed friendly. My wife and I are visiting, we're staying at a hotel with a refrigerator and stovetop so got frozen beef, fresh mushrooms and package noodle soups that we could make for snacks. We didn't get too much because we intend to experience the local restaurants and businesses. I can't comment on how the prices normally are but it seemed like they reasonable by current U.S. standards. We used the self-check out which was straight forward.

I love shopping at T&T Supermarket and if I lived in Canada, I would definitely be a frequent…read moreshopper. I shopped at this location twice during my visit to Montreal. On our first visit, my husband and I stopped by this location this past Thursday night, 7 pm. The hot bar, right by the bakery was packed. Everyone was trying to scoop up food to purchase for dinner. There really wasn't much left except fried rice and chow mein. Because we were hungry, my husband ended up choosing some dim sum (siu mai and har gow). I purchased these cute steamed character buns (because why not?). I was also so happy to find this one particular tea bag that is honestly one of the best Hong Kong style, but hard to find back at home in the US where I am from. The price at this particular location was pretty good since this item was on sale (but even at the full price, it is still cheaper than buying it back at home) and wished I had purchased all the remaining boxes to bring back home since the T&T Supermarket in Ottawa sells these at a higher price. When we came back for a second visit, it was nice to see an employee at the jian bing (Chinese crepe) station, since it was not available to be made fresh when we had visited the night before. I am not sure what the price was but kind of regret not having one made fresh for us during this second visit (this is the only supermarket that I have seen that even has this available inside a market. The Asian markets I have frequent back at home have wheel cakes made fresh for purchase though). I like that there is a large dining area in which you sit and eat your food items with a actually a few different places you can choose from (including outside). There are also restrooms available too. This market was clean and everything was nicely organized. Overall, it was easy to navigate the store. Would definitely come back if I lived in Montreal.