Had a huge supplement selection. Sells a lot of natural products, if you are searching healthy or…read morevegetarian options this is a place to go.

This is a health food store & regular grocery store…read more And No, this store is not JUST for yuppies... lol ! I read some reviews and in the reviews they complain about yuppies... well... if it weren't for the yuppies... hahaha... We wouldn't have stores like this with prices like these. There is a market for everything & everyone on the face of this earth. I will be back to scoop up the items you see in the pictures.

Absolutely charming commerce where gluten free health food grocery store meets ice cream, pizza and…read morecoffee snack bar (?). I really don't know how to explain the concept other than if you are gluten intolerant than this place is made for you! The mother and daughter owners are very friendly. I wish them the best. Beautiful old post office building they have converted into this pretty gluten free eatery/grocery shop.

Well I drove by this marche and was very excited to see a grocery store with gluten free products…read moreetc... And decided to turn the car around and stop and take a look inside. I looked around the whole grocery store to see everything almost at 5$. I can purchase these same products at Loblaws organic section for cheaper. I am concious of my finance and my health however, I do not like seeing a grocery store profiting from their location by supplying healthy products and boosting up their prices. This is my opinion and these products should not be unobtainable and overly priced! I know they just opened but prices should drop if you want me to shop there again. My ice cream small dipped in milk chocolate was almost 5$...and the only reason I got it deap in chocolat for a 1$ more was bwcause they didnt have any chocolat flavor left!! So paid more because they ran out of stock makes total sense... Wild willys is right across I rather go there for much cheaper and they have variety..

I am reviewing the P&A on Parc Avenue near Laurier in Montreal. Their sandwiches are awful!!…read moreTheirs chopped chicken sandwich was pasty and the white bread soggy. It was gross plus!! I hope I don't get sick. It tastes kind of sour. However it was edible. It's due to expire in 2 days. How about a discount? This store doesn't do that.

Decent selection of merchandise and some great deals on cheese. They had all the essentials but…read moreprices on some items such as cereal and jam were a bit high. Some produce looked okay but the tomatoes were rotting in their packaging. Most disappointing was that we saw free lot parking on their Yelp page so we came here specifically to be able to have a place to park the car only to discover that a building has been demolished in what appears to have been the parking so now there is no parking here. Be advised- no place to park in a lot and street parking is difficult. See photos.

We shopped there a couple times while visiting Montreal…read more It's a high-end supermarket chain similar to Whole Foods in the U.S. It's not inexpensive. Most of the products are organic, some vegan, and healthy foods that have minimal additives. For example, they don't carry carbonated soda. They have a Deli section, as you first walk in on the right, with some premade sandwiches, that look very good, a coffee bar, gelato. There's an indoor dining area and an outdoor dining area. They have vegetables, fruits, groceries, and some non-food items. Teas, some snacks, canned/bottled foods. The staff is bilingual; that comes in handy when you're French is on a junior high school level, and hasn't been used in decades. =)

This organic store reminds me of a smaller version of Whole Foods…read more Their Asian food aisle looks like an after thought. A couple of their gelato molds look nice to start. Didn't find any snacks or cold coffees that we were looking for

Spirulina has a few locations in Montréal, and serves healthy food. I ordered the chicken toast and…read morea smoothie. It was an incredible lunch. The restaurant located in Westmount is nicely appointed. You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table.

This supermarket is very close to Chinatown and the downtown arts district, so it is convenient for…read moremany locals and tourists. Good selection of meats, groceries, beverages, breads and pastries. I stopped here to grab a few items and I was happy to see self checkouts also at this location. The prices are about the same as other IGA stores in the area.

Super convenient supermarket!…read more They have everything you will need such as food, drinks, snacks, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and souvenirs. Thank you for having such a wide selection of treats including plant based options and those with dietary restrictions!

Frigo Vert is a safe space to hangout and eat free (pay what you can) healthful vegan food. There…read moreis also lots of environmentally friendly bulk products to stock up your pantry. They've also got bulk toiletries. My go to lunch here is an injera wrap and a mesero with a nice kombucha. The sweets are amazing as well! This one time I even got an amazing professional chair massage here too!

Cool tiny store across from Concordia that sells random organic products. If you're not a member…read more($100 annual fee or current student) they add an extra 20% to the total once you're at the register. It was pretty cramped but there is a small area with tables where you can eat what you buy there. If you're a student and you don't have a car then it's probably useful!

The staff is rude if you're a young woman. One of the workers grabbed my backside last time I was…read morethere. The ambience is non existent - no one will ever ask you if you need help (not in French, definitely not in English). Go to a different store, there are many more in the city and even on Wellington that have the same stock.

Wonderful ethnic food shop which specializes in Middle Eastern and Asian (Indian) foodstuffs…read more While it's not that Persian supermarket of greatness, Marche Akhavan, Branche d'Olivier nonetheless has an excellent selection and seems to touch on a little bit of everything from around the world. I've seen Indian curry pastes, chutneys and basmati rice, Mexican mole sauces, Trinidadian scotch bonnet pepper sauces, various Asian cooking oils for stir fries, British brand teas, Turkish bulgar and lavas bread, you'd be very surprised what a slow stroll through the aisles here will get you.