Nothing beats fruit and vegetables picked fresh. Good berries, tomatoes and cucumbers. Plump, juicy…read moreand delicious. Also highly recommend the smoked lamb sandwich.

Beaucoup de choix et très abordable. Un seul problème : l'utilisation excessive des sacs de…read moreplastique à usage unique. En 2019, il est impensable que ces sacs soient encore offerts et utilisés. Voyez l'initiative de IGA, ça pourrait être offert afin de remplacer les sacs de plastique. En chargeant plus cher pour les sacs de plastique et un peu moins pour les sacs réutilisables, vous pourriez transitioner et aider l'environnement! Voici le lien pour les sacs réutilisables de IGA: https://www.iga.net/fr/implication/environnement/sacs_reutilisables

This place is huge! And the variety is incredible!…read more This place is so big that even on a Sunday afternoon it never felt crowded in the store. Plus every cash register is open so we didn't have to wait at all in line to pay. The variety of fruit and vegetables and at these low prices all year long can only be found here! They won me over! I will definitely be back!

My review of this verger is mainly of their boutique store and not of the actual orchards and…read morequality of their apples. I was here much too early in the season to enjoy fresh apples. I hope to come back in season and check out their varietals of apples and hopefully some of the extremely crunch and ultra juicy and delicious honey crisp. Looking back on one of the great gems of the province of Quebec is the apple orchards that we have in areas of the province. When. I first moved here I was introduced to the fall activity of "cuilleur des pommes" (picking apples) which I believe is the most fantastic family activity for fall. For me this is a right of fall to take a tractor ride take a big 10 pound bag and fill it full of the most juicy-tart apples that you take home to make sauce, pies and apple crisps. Living in the Montreal region we tend to go to orchards nearby in Laval or if we want a treat St Joseph Du Lac. SJDL is the premiere area on the north shore with many orchards and places that do cider also. They do still cider, sparkling cider and the creme de la creme "cidre du glace" iced apple cider. There is also jams, jellies and fresh apple juice available. Most all cideries do multiple products. I've never been to the Rougemont area on the S Shore but I imagine orchards produce similar products. Fast forward to Ciderie et Verger St Nicolas. I had some inside information that this was the premiere place for apple related products in the QC Capital region. So..... I told myself I had to stop by here. After a quick look in their shop they have more products than any of the orchards in the Montreal area that vie visited. Their selections of jams, jellies, fresh fruit syrups juice and ciders is impeccable. On my visit I was fortunate they had some fresh apple sauce. I bought six bottles in large and small. The flavour is unlike any sauce nice had before. It's so silky you could feed to a baby but so tasty it's incredibly fresh. Also they had Apple must- sparkling apple juice made with Honey crisp apples. We cracked a bottle on the weekend and it was the best sparkling apple juice I've had. Not too sweet but so fresh and crisp in flavour. I purchased a bunch of jellies and other products including their iced cider. Folks.....this is the best orchard- cider producer I've visited in the province. Their products I will declare I find are better than anywhere I've had in the Montreal region. It's 15 minutes from the Pierre Laporte bride on the S shore of Quebec City. So damm good I will be back to spend another boatload of money it's that amazing!

This was a fun apple picking place. Here are a few facts and opinions…read more... 1. Parking is tough on busy weekends. There is parking closer to the main building in addition to all the parking on the side of the road leading to it. 2. It costs 10$ for a small bag and 14$ for a larger one. I probably got 20-25 apples in a small bag. 3. While it can get crowded here, this is a nice alternative to fighting the traffic on the bridge on the bridge to the island on busy peak weekends. 4. There are a lot of very good apples left on the ground, which is kind of sad. 5. By Sunday afternoon many of the trees have been well picked over. The farm sections off various areas to allow multiple weekends of loaded trees. However, if you come late in the weekend, you may have to search a little more or reach a little higher.