A super cute and charming, family run Charcuterie tucked away in Saint Hubert. The owners are…read moreFrench who take pride in their quality deli meats and cuts. They have a variety of homemade salads and sandwiches too as well as an assortment of baked goods and pastries that are on a self-serve basis. I have tried most of them but my favourite has to be their delicious fruit tarts! I love the farmhouse-inspired homely interior and the hospitality of the owners is outstanding. Worth checking out if you are in the area!

I was unable to take photos this time around but Atlantique has delicious Pulla that, as a…read more"partial" Finn, I really appreciate. It's always such a nice treat and I'm so happy to know we can go get some here. I'll add more details after a future visit.

This grocer/deli/butcher specializes in products from Germany and the other German-speaking…read morecountries like Austria and Switzerland. If you're craving sauerkraut (cooked or raw) , sausages, Milka chocolates, Ritter Sport chocolates, elderberry or red current jam, specific cold-cuts from Munich, home-made pretzel bread and varieties of pickles you'll never find at Provigo then by all means, come here and stock up. There's a prepared foods counter in the back and a bakery and it's always fun to come by to see what they have on the offering. Apparently they have daily lunch specials as well. I find Europeans eat seasonally (i.e you don't get real strawberries in January...) and their foods reflect this. Autumn usually means more desserts and baked goods with apples or stone fruits for instance. Last time I came, they had some fresh open-faced plum dessert I have never seen anywhere else before in Montreal and picked up a few pieces. It was amazing. The service is super-friendly and while prices are higher than your typical depanneur or grocer, they won't break the bank either. It's worth a stop

Omg! Now you can make your own delicious and healthy chinese food at home! Pick up the goods at…read morethis small space in St Henri, watch tutorials online, and make your own wonton soup like I did! Really simple and soooo delicious. The soup base I picked up had seaweed in it as well as l stock so it added so much deliciousness to the liquid base. As for the the wontons, they offer 10 different flavours; I tried the pork with shrimp and chives and they were magnificent. I can't wait to go back for more. You can surely choose to steam or fry the wontons too. You can also find other frozen delicacies and even desserts! I picked up some sesame balls and yup, amazing! 10 minutes in the oven and voila! You can find some jams, sauces, and even chocolate bombs for yummy hot chocolate in store too. The owner was super friendly and so helpful; she took the time to walk me through and explain it all. You should go see her too!

Frozen high quality Asian food. Spring rolls (delicious!), soup base, wontons and dumplings. It's…read morelike having a Resto in my freezer. Sauces and seasonings were first rate. Plus the staff are very pleasant and helpful.

One of the few places I can find packet British teas in town instead of ordering them online with…read moreshipping costs going through the roof. They've got Typhoo, Barry's, Yorkshire Gold and Taylor's . If they had The London Cuppa, I'd be set. They have a lot of hard to find sauces, pastas, biscuits, jams and other pantry items. They carry Stonewall Kitchen products but prices here are quite high compared to supermarket prices. But if you can't find Lemon Curd anywhere else, you'll definitely find it here. I can see why some people might have a problem here since staff will practically tail you the whole time you're in the store and they seem to do this to everyone but I've never had a problem here.

All the fine products of the world will be found here. It's very tiny store with so much products…read more From pasta to salad dressing to teas and more. You know when you see, every item in this store are high quality kind. High quality means expensive. I bought 3 products (tea, hot sauce, sweet desert bite size), and I paid 45$. My bank account was burning on me. I love the store but the pricing are beyond too much.

A good stop for local products for eating with from cheese to jam to coffee and chocolate. Nice…read moreservice provided but primarily a stop for cheese and charcuterie rather than other items. Situated in a building on the edge of the market.

This is a great store to find gourmet products made with local ingredients…read more Recently, I've been interested in boreal flavours. Here I can find what I'm looking for. They have beverages, condiments, herbal teas, jams, mushrooms, mustard, pickles, seasonings and spices made with Nordic ingredients. I spent some time browsing in the store since there are so many things I want to try. I bought some spices and teas. The cedar tea is so fragrant and healing, that I have the urge to plant a tree in my garden!

I would like to share my extremely disappointing experience with Ateliers & Saveurs. I had booked a…read morewine tasting more than a month in advance to celebrate my mother's 60th birthday. It was supposed to be a surprise, and I must say, in terms of "surprises," we were not disappointed. Upon arrival, as we were taking off our coats and starting to chat with the other guests, we quickly noticed there weren't enough chairs (we were a group of 5). When I went to the counter, I was told there was no reservation under my name--not for tonight, nor for any other date. Even after showing my order confirmation with today's date and time, the employee told me he couldn't do anything because the manager wasn't on-site and that I would be contacted later in the week. We were then strongly pressured to leave the premises because the class was about to begin. We found ourselves stranded without a plan on my mother's birthday in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, where every good spot was already fully booked. The manager called me the following day to inform me that an employee had canceled our reservation by mistake. No apology, no offer of compensation for the ruined evening. He simply told me he would make an "exception" by refunding me instead of giving me a credit. How generous... In short, administrative errors can happen, but the lack of customer service and empathy that followed is unacceptable. Avoid them for your important events, or else make sure you have a Plan B for your evening.

Wow. If you are in Montreal with a group and want a fantastic night out, then I highly recommend…read morethis. We had a large group of 42 people so we were split up into three groups of 14. Each group started at a different stage. The three stages were a wine tasting, a cooking class and a cocktail class. The staff were superb and made the whole experience fun and very enjoyable. We hot to drink some wine, wink some cocktails and eat a delicious tapas meal that the group cooked. Five stars.

This great little gourmet grocery store opened up in Ville Emard and it's a gem! It carries…read moreartisanal products and alcohol from all over Quebec, including cheeses, charcuterie, spreads, jams, coffee, and so much more!! You can also find frozen food like pasta, fish, and meats. Many goods are from local merchants like meat from Boucherie Grinder, or order food from Menu-Extra for pick up here. The most impressive thing must be the crazy selection of alcohol especially cider, all from right here in Quebec! White, red, Orange wine too? Yes! Got me a bottle.. The co-owner, also working the cash today, feels strongly about selecting local québécois products for his store and they have done a great job turning this little spot into a popular space in the neighbourhood. You can shop online too and have the order ready for pickup! So what are you waiting for? Come pick up some delicious pate, a nice goat cheese, a spicy charcuterie, a perfect bottle of wine...Stop by next door at "L'air du temps" for your bread and dessert.. and voila, perfect evening at home

When I told friends of mine that there go-to Félix & Norton location had closed there was a high…read moredegree of disappointment, that is until I discovered a new location had opened in the West Island this past fall. Heading over, I spoke to Maximo who was the staff member who answered the phone. He helped answer a few questions and upon arriving continued with excellent and respectful service. Needless to say the surprise gift given to my friends (only at dessert time) went over tastily, as the cookies were slightly warmed before serving. Only enough remained for a few in each school lunches. Now that's one way to make the other kids jealous. Can you tell, I'm quite excited about this ultra clean and modern store opening. It's located fairly centrally with respect to the West Island, but worth making a special trip for what we grew up craving as kids... so now the tradition continues. Merci & Thanks to the cookie chefs and founder of Félix & Norton. I look forward to giving much deserved kudos to him in-person after all these long years. Here's to moist and delicious cookies and of course smiles.