My review disappeared with all the details so long story short after redirecting me to every wrong…read moreperson for 1 1/2 hrs these bastards sold me rancid potato salad they refused to throw out they hassled me to take it back with no receipt even with the date & sticker of the store on it they did it on purpose they told me go complain at the deli counter in which after standing 1 1/2 hrs walking with a cane they said oh she went home for lunch and probably won't come back could you believe I gave these bastards 40 yrs business they told me they never heard anything being rancid In 37 yrs of course because you are a saint completely honest like the rest of this perfect world !

we like it very much!Very good prices for low budget people like us,Beloved and frequently visited…read moreby very diversified thieves,unfortunately for the owner!!Merci.

This is the coolest little place! We just kind of stumbled across it going to light candles but it…read morehas basically every kind of French nourishment you could ask for. Especially baguettes and confiture. Oh and also iconic sandwiches! It's super high rating is very well deserved--you should make it a point to go!

Very funky!! Fresh fruit and cool selection in the heart of downtown! Love this market deli…read moregrocery store!

The store itself is large and well stocked. It was a little hard for me to judge the pricing at…read morefirst since it's in Canadian dollars and I'm more used to USD, but overall, everything seemed reasonable. The location took a bit of getting used to since it's in more of a residential neighborhood and I'm staying in the city center, but it got easier to find after the first visit. Accessibility was a little tricky at first, the fully accessible entrance with automatic doors closes about two hours earlier than the rest of the store. When I arrived the first time, the staff were incredibly kind and helped lift me and my wheelchair over the small step at the front, which I really appreciated. Once inside, the aisles are spacious, well-marked, and easy to navigate with a wheelchair. Anything that was out of reach wasn't an issue at all because the staff were very friendly and happy to help. We made it work with their English and my French, which made the experience more enjoyable. My return visit the next morning was much smoother since it was daylight and I already had a sense of layout. The staff were even friendlier the second time around. The hot food was really good--maybe not as much variety as I'm used to, but still very satisfying. The chicken wings were fresh, hot and well prepared, the potato wedges were well seasoned, large and hot! Checkout was quick and easy, with registers at both the front and back of the store. They also accept all forms of payment, which made things convenient. Overall, a really positive experience, especially because of how helpful and welcoming the staff were.

A little expensive compared to most grocery stores though the convince of it is fantastic, the…read morequality is perfection and the selection of stuff is adequate.

I realize it's called Provigo so you'd expect it to have lots of stuff. Surprise, this is nothing…read morebut a glorified convenience store - so expensive that you really shouldn't bother (remember, it's on Monkland which means no matter where you are, everything will be overpriced). The Mon-Fri day staff is unbelievably rude - miserable women, really. It's a shame. It's the grocery store that is closest to my home and is the last one I'd ever go to again.

This is the only supermarket to service a very large neighborhood. It is sadly a rather small…read morelocation for such an important function. Accordingly it has crammed as much as it can into it's small location making the isles slightly narrow. It is however well staffed by friendly and helpful people, and I have seen FAR longer lines at much bigger supermarkets. They have not skimped on the staff needed. As part of the Provigo franchise they maintain the same price levels as the other Provigos one might go to. They are not the cheapest supermarket chain in town (for that go to Super C, but you get what you pay for). This Provigo does sometimes have fantastic specials. I just stocked up with 32 pounds of hamburger at only $2.59 a pound! Beat that anyone? Last time I was there, I went nuts on bacon for $1.99 per half kilo! (Gotta love chest freezers.)

Everyone's got their local dep, and every dep has its story. Here's mine. These guys have held me…read moredown through every post-work stupor and late-night study session since moving to NDG, several of the micro-crises of city dwelling (blowing a fuse after dark, running out of dish soap, somehow getting both pilot lights extinguished) and many of my fonder memories too (house parties, barbecues in the park). The only relatively basic thing I've ever needed that they didn't have once--and I've needed some weird crap in my day--was nail polish remover, and it'd be nice, if a bit above-and-beyond, if I could get fresh fruit or some basic hot breakfast food in the morning. Certain beers are a little pricey when bought singly, but 6-, 12-, and 24-packs are all quite reasonable by NDG standards. Good looks on the little 50-cent baggies of gummi bears. Shout-out to the genial locals from the illustrious immediate vicinity of the Girouard-Sherbrooke intersection that frequent this glorious place. There's a certain strangely deep relationship I (and many other people) come to have with the local dep guys where they can tell the current state of my life just by what I'm buying that day, a relationship which they seem to enjoy as much as I do. Speaking to the average consumer, this place is a 4-star dep, and so I rate it as such. It doesn't do anything spectacularly unique that makes it immediately worthy of abandoning your local dep, but it does a great job at everything a dep is supposed to do. If, like many citizens of southeast NDG, you're fond of getting hammered in Girouard Park or one of the nearby buildings, this is your place. To me, though, it'll always be a 5. I love you, Provisions NDG.

It's now a Maxi! Much better prices than Provigo. The store is very clean and well organized. I…read morejust hope it stays like this! They had so many different and unique products I have never seen before! Great selection of international items too. The staff at self checkout are really nice and quick to help! Love the new Maxi! Taking off one star due to no signs to guide you down the aisles.

I went to this Provigo when I was in the NDG area since I wanted to pick something up before going…read moreto my friend's place in NDG. It is a typical Provigo with ample free parking right next to it. The good thing about this grocery store is that the grocery carts are not locked in place where you need to insert a coin/deposit to remove the grocery cart and then return the grocery cart in the same area to get your coin/deposit back. I really hate it when grocery stores do this since I generally pay by credit card and sometimes when I visit grocery stores, I don't have a loonie/toonie to insert into the locking mechanism to remove a grocery cart. This Provigo has a few self check-out terminals where you can scan/pack/pay via the automated terminal which is great since I use these self check-out terminals at establishments that have them. I generally find them a lot faster or more convenient than standing in line and waiting for the cashier to ring up your items. Regardless of whether you are driving westward on St-Jacques Ouest or eastward on St-Jacques Ouest, you don't have to make any illegal turns or cross any yellow lines to go into the parking lot. It is a typical Provigo grocery store. I don't have any complaints about my recent visit there.

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.

I've heard about PA for so long and was finally able to check it out recently. While it isn't very…read morefar, as someone who doesn't drive, it's not like I can just walk there quickly either. It's such a nice place and it is packed with interesting food! I think I could actually spend an hour or two walking through all of the aisles. Breads, meats, seafood, sauces, pastas, noodles, frozen items.... It really felt like they had everything. I even got some cat grass for our cat... so you know it's good when.... Haha It seems to be a popular spot but it's quite large so you don't feel crammed or anything. It was great!

Great choices great prices and nice and clean and great for parking especially down townread more

phone Richelieu dunn on Friday the 27 march 2020 for…read more veggies and fruits, the order camed to 88.00 I was charged 14.99 = tax for a small box delivery while all other stores charges around 5.00 I ordered 8 oranges at the price 15.95, outrageous gouging prices, first time and the last time I buy from them. I also was told my order was not big enough in a bad tone of voice.

The products are good, the prices too, less expensive than the supermarkets near Decarie and…read moreMonkland. But the problem is that the physical space is reduced, people do not respect the distance and there is no alcohol to wash their hands. On Sunday, December 26, the cashier was inattentive.