The guy behind the counter shorted me. He was unfriendly and in a hurry to get rid of me…read more I noticed right after the transaction and when I tried to speak to him, he was shifty eyed claiming that he gave me a ten and a five dollar bill plus change for a bottle of water. But he didn't give me a five. This was the third time I'd visited the place, and the other people I dealt with were nice. This guy is older, late 40s to 50, I'd guess...an unpleasant crook. Don't go here . Date 7/3/26

Just about everything you might need, this convenience store had a great selection of local beer,…read morewine and cidre. We also discovered Canadian peanut butter which is way better than the American versions.

The brand Iga grocery is sononymus typically with a wide selection of produce and higher prices…read more Our experience was no different as we found all the groceries we needed. The prices were fair, and I would say on par with loblaws. My primary Issue was layout. What in the hell was the designer thinking laying that place out. Impossible to find anything and we were in there far too long. Nothing was stocked together and the arrangement seemed extreamly random. In the future I would like to see a total redesign and I would appreciate them reaching out so that I may provide further insight. The points that contributed to our overall score include; decore, grocery selection, and checkout. To expand on this we were specifically looking for decore that may draw us in or something visually appealing. This box was checked when we saw the seasonal Easter bunny. Really turned my day around and had a good chuckle. Grocery selection was great, once we found everything which highkey had already ruined my day. Fortunately, the overall ambiance of the store was exemplary with warm lighting and a large open concept produce area for a welcoming walk-in. Finally, checkout efficiency is vital and we loved our grocery bagger. I didn't catch his name unfortunatly but he deserves a raise. The blonde checkout girl and him (dark curly hair) were a dynamic duo. I would say they are compareable to prime Michael Jordan and Scotty Pipen. The way she would scan each item and he would quickly bag, was simply magestic to watch. It actually wasnt that bad, I was just hangry. Lesson of the day was, never go grocery shopping hungry. Overall would go back, with a full stomach, pleasant overall but left something to be desired.

Full-size supermarket we use every time we stay on Mont-Sainte-Anne. Everything you may expect…read morethere is good quality and reasonably priced. Wine selection is very very basic, so if you're picky, find the specialized liquor store. They are open till 10pm every day, which is handy for late arrivals. If they don't carry something you need (never happened to us) there is a similar-size supermarket just across the road.

I loved my raspberry/blackberry slushie from Tigidou! Very strong berry flavor. Very affordable…read more Under $5 with tip. They were very accommodating and spoke English to help me understand my order. The tasting room was nice to sample food in & the environment outside was very pleasant to sit and walk around. You can walk to the pier or around town, to food across the street and antique stores. Make sure to pay for parking at the church, the booth has both French and English settings.

While we drive the I'lle d'Orleans. this was one of our stops. It is a…read more Jam Factory. A nice selection of jams, jellies and apple creams. They have a large selection and you are able to sample their products. There is also a cafe offering scones and slushies.

We stopped by the grocery store. I wanted cheese and snacks while my bf wanted some local beer. I…read morewas able to find what I was looking for. My bf also hit the jackpot because they have a large selection of craft beer.

This was a perfect little grocery store for our visit to Quebec City. If you get there early there…read moreare delicious pre made sandwiches plus their baguettes and croissants are reasonably priced and delicious. We bought ham and cheese and had simple snack for the rest of the day. They sell small bits servings of butter and jam too. Many nice beverages and Canadian candy choices. We bought some oranges that were also delicious. For ppl wanting typical groceries that is also available as well as one aisle of simple toiletries. Staff was quiet but polite.

From our hotel in old town, we had to walk about a half a mile straight uphill. It seemed we…read moreweren't in the best of moods when we got there that move changed quickly as we were greeted with a genuine welcome. Having eaten it a lot of nice restaurants we decided we just want a sandwich and notice their rating. The Italian sandwich did not disappoint. We are both occasionally guilty of hyperbole, but to us that Italian sandwich was one of the best if not the best we've ever had and we've eaten them in Italy in New York in Chicago.

Wonderful little market to pick up a bottle (or two) of wine, and grab a in store made sandwich, or…read moresome croissants. I don't speak French, and they were so kind in being patient with me and speaking English. Sandwiches we're amazing! We ordered an Italian and a duck confit sandwich. Both were delicious. Nice little hidden gem just a minute from where we are staying!

A good, all-around grocery store. It is a bit smaller (and therefore has a slightly narrower…read moreselection) than I'd like, but to their credit, sometime in early 2025 they rearranged a few racks to at least partly overcome that. A good selection of wine, beer and non-alcoholic beer. Produce selection is a bit narrow (I really wanted rapini yesterday :-() but what is there is very good quality, very fresh (thank you Île d'Orleans, nous vous adorons). The staff are generally very helpful/accommodating of English-speakers (like the rest of my family). Warning: Some areas (fresh seafood, deli) close an hour or so before the store's official closing hours (but packaged seafood and deli product do remain right to the end).

Closest grocery store to old city Quebec. Has everything you need and you get a little of the local…read morevibe.

Great coffee and ambience in a quiet village away from it all. Staff is very pleasant. There is…read moreplenty of room to sit and books for kids in the corner if you come with the family to read. I first thought the place was closed because it looked dark inside but then realized there people inside. It's right in front of Saint Anne Cathedral. The coffee is modeled after Blue Bottle - my favorite shop in the city and they even have the book on display. If nothing else - coffee is amazing and a must try if in the area!

Great local cafe in a small village. Stopped here before going to the basilica and surrounds. Quick…read moreservice, and great pastries.

Great little market--we've been twice in 24h…read more One block from the auberge/hostel, so lots of instant food, basics (coffee, wine, bananas, Nutella, baguette from Paillard in the AM after Marche d'Emma opens at 8am, ramen, mustard, hot water, toiletries). For cheeses & pate, Marche Richard near the convent is better. This place has better wine, beer, & service than the grumpy guy down the block and across the street. Nice staff. Debit cards at 3$ Visa at $5 MasterCard at 10$ If you can't find what you want, keep searching--it's an awesome little maze.

Small local market that has every thing you need. Like everything even superglue, toothbrush and…read moreropes?? Like everything.. also had sandwiches and coffee even till late night. Only market that was decently nearby some of the hotels and prices were very reasonable. And the owner is super nice always dont forget your merci and bonjour!