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.

I prefer this bossa location the most. There really is nothing quite like getting a bossa sandwich…read moreon wellington and eating outside. My favourite sandwich is the Milanese, it's so fresh and tasty. The bombalones are also really good, the nutella and pistachio are so creamy inside. There's tons of nice products for sale like fresh pasta and sauce as well. No seating inside, plan accordingly.

Amazing loaded sandwiches! Friendly service! Mildly busy in mid-weekday afternoon. We loved it…read more We had two sandwiches. A cold Italiano and a hot porcetta (pressed). And we shared them half and half. Porcetta was full of moist delicious pork, with just enough fat to bring that deep flavour. Italiano was over flowing with cold cuts and the marinated veg and hot peppers and fresh mozzarella balanced it out perfectly. Also Verdun is a great part of the city to visit. So it's worth the trip (if you don't live there already)

wonderful cheese shop a real jewel, amazing cheeses, personnel, intriguing ever changing…read morestorefront the loss is really felt best of luck to the 2 sisters & all helpers you are very missed Monica

pretty good selections of cheese and salami. also like how they carry st+lo bagels, very fresh and…read moretasty. Their baguette is pretty good too

This is a fairly large Asian grocery store located inside the Faubourg shopping center on St…read moreCatherine. It's surrounded by several Asian eateries and businesses, but the main treasure is found inside...there are tons of Asian produce items, snacks, rices, noodles, cookies, dry good, canned goods, etc. The store is usually busy all day long. The best metro stop for it is Guy Concordia. Only 2 blocks away.

Marche Newon sells expired products to its customers. Beware of their product selection. Today's…read moredate: March 2025, and the product was expired Oct 7, 2024.

Having Loco along with Bulk Barn in my hood, I've already saved in terms of waste (due to…read moreunnecessary packaging) and got my organic GMO-free foodstuffs at prices that won't break the bank account. Whole Paycheck oops...I mean Whole Foods south of the border could probably learn something new from Loco. They are all about zero-waste here and you can't show up here expecting everything to be prepackaged for you. You bring your own bags, containers or you end up buying some of their glass containers (NOT plastic) to carry your stuff. It has made me use up all my Mason jars at home. The milk bottles have $2 deposits on them, the egg cartons are paper based. The dried pantry foodstuffs, cleaning agents, kombucha are all sold in bulk and by weight. The veggies are locally, Quebec grown and in the fall, winter and root vegetables rule here. There's a shared workspace downstairs and cafe in the front when you enter. The food market is in the back. The people who work here are super-chill and everyone here is clearly on the left. The place works on a co-op model. Places like Loco should be the norm everywhere.

Definitely somewhere I will try to shop more. Not only are whole foods (particularly non gmo and/or…read moreorganic) better to put in your body, but help our beautiful planet but using far fewer resources to produce. That being said, Loco not only brings these foods to you, but refrains from packaged products. Considering that nearly all food packaging is plastic or plasticized cardboard, this has a HUGE impact on the garbage created in our industrialized food system. I hadn't been prepared to actually shop here as I happened to be in the area killing time, but I did pick myself up some kombucha. A $1 deposit for my glass bottle (than is credited upon return if cleaned), and my kombucha only cost me $1.85! Yes it was for a smaller amount, but based on their price per gram it was still cheaper per volume than regular store bought kombucha, and I didn't feel like lugging a huge one around the rest of my day. They even had 4 kinds ready on tap! The concept is super simple! Bring your reusable containers (glass, tupperware, used windex bottle) and weigh it. Use the stickers provided to mark starting weight on your containers then shop, weigh and pay! I was impressed at their collection of goodies, ranging from miso paste t laundry detergent. Their fresh produce was limited however they've only been open for two weeks at this point. They even have a little lunch counter! The front half of the shop is host to a cafe and coworking space.

I love their tuna gimbap triangles with seaweed wrap. It's always fresh, and if you wait till…read moreclosing time, it's almost sold out. These go pretty fast! It's a nice little store that has other things to buy from snacks to grocery frozen food and ramen noodles. The ambiance feels nice, very welcoming and makes you feel like a value customer.

While I'm disappointed that this is not quite like H Mart in the U.S. in terms of the selection of…read moretakeaway foods, the long, narrow shop nonetheless packs a punch with what they do carry, and they certainly seemed to have a bigger selection of takeaway rolls and other meals compared with other similar stores in the area. There's a small restaurant upstairs and a wall of noodles, and in the end I got exactly one of the things I had hoped to find - corn chips at a reasonable price. So, mission accomplished as far as I'm concerned.

So there are 2 Épicerie Coréenne & Japonaise within very close proximity of each other. This is the…read morelarger one that's only 1 floor (the other one is smaller, but over 2 floors). It is slightly west of the smaller one. This one also sells kitchenware, while the other one does not. They both sell lots of prepared foods, drinks, and ice cream! So obviously, I am a huge fan, lol. As the name of the store suggests, they sell Korean and Japanese groceries. Prices are slightly higher than the bigger Korean supermarkets (like Galleria or HMart in Toronto), but comparable to other Japanese supermarkets that I've been to. The stores are clean and well lit. Service is friendly.

Small, but well packed. The isles are plentiful of asian groceries. The fresh products are abundant…read moreand the ready meal are great. Of course they have jugfull of kimchi and boxes of fresh miso. I was a bit sad that I could not find 0 calorie noodles. Which are usually available in asian groceries stores.

Very convenient neighbourhood store when Chinatown is out of reach. Much larger than expected!…read morePrices are fair, and there's a good selection of Korean, Japanese and Chinese products. They also carry asian cookware and utensils! Check out some of the product tags for fun and giggles. :)

This place is surprisingly much bigger than you would expect from looking at it outside. They has…read moreeverything you could hope for in an Asian market. Carrying mostly Korean and Japanese products, this clean and cheerful, well laid out store is a weekly regular on my shopping list. Many many excellent varieties of frozen foods available. (dumplings, shrimp, all sorts of seafood and other proteins, Vegetables. ) Huge assortment of seaweed products. Large candy and treats section. Every sauce and seasoning you could hope for. One of the best in town! Highly recommend

Cute little European grocery store with a large aray of products imported from Eastern European…read morecountries. As you walk in you can find awesome Montreal based russian Newspapers on the right side .. these newspapers are free and very interesting. I use to come here very often years ago when they called it Krazy Kris.. not sure why they changed their name!! I moved far away so I no longer have as much time to come back here only if necessary. Place is awesome they got everything from Caviar , fish, meat , cheese specialty breads marmalades Canned euro goods ! I love how they highligh their specialty items. You can't find products here in any typical grocery store. Overall, pretty unique and authentic definitely recommend this place if you're searching for something different and you're in the area Cheers