Swevive clientel pas bon service au magasin pas bon Et tros…read morechère quond retrouvé même article walmart super c pour beaucoup moin chère dans le on paye parcequ on i rentre les pied surnommé iga haha

signs are only in French. Unlike Greenfield Park store, signs are bliligual…read more Won't shop there anymore!!

Being part Mediterranean I have been going to this supermarket since I was a baby. Not this…read morelocation exactly. Anything and everything is there. Food, toiletries and cookware. Service is always friendly and the staff are usually there to answer your questions. The environment is clean and tidy. Always restocked with is something I appreciate . The produce are always fresh. If you don't like cooking, there's a wide variety of cooked meals from meats, salads, breads, cooked vegetables and rice. Don't waste your money and go to a fast food lebanese restaurant. Come here instead and get there value chicken meal deal for a fraction of the price. This meal can feed 4 people. Lots of parking but they are a bit tight. Adonis is usually the first flyer I'll look at. I'm proud this supermarket blew up all around Canada. These pictures are my go to's when I go there.

Thieves! I was looking for marzipan. I bought 2 rolls. They were 16$ each!! But I figured ok. Those…read moreare today's prices even if it's disgusting. But then I found exactly the same ( brand, size, identical) for 6$ a roll at IGA !!! AVOID this den of thieves! Disgusting!

GREENFIELD PARK STORE BEWARE AVOID product advertised 8.99…read moreolive oil came first day there's none. came back today (sale ends in 2 days) no product asked for rain check. They said they don't give rain checks and don't have to provide product they advertise. lol. I don't get it. so they advertise great prices and don't have stock. The one they offer is double the price. manager said can't do anything and can't talk to anyone. she said flyer says no rain checks too bad. really? never had worst service. they opened a few months ago. should of read comments first all 1 star!

他們會銷售鄰近過期的食品，然而卻沒有任何提示。這不違法，但是不「友好」。…read more food almost expired. This is not friendly. You need to be careful and check, this is very necessary .

I went to the Mayrand opening on its first day. This store now replaces the Sears in the Champlain…read moreMail in Brossard. A great addition to the neighborhood! I am used to the one in Anjou which is a bit bigger but has the same concept. This is a restaurant supply/grocery store that is open to the public, similarly to Costco, but no membership required. Come here to buy speciality foods in bulk packages along with numerous cooking accesories. If you've ever dreamed of having your own meat grinder, deli slicer, or the biggest mixing bowls, cutting boards and tools just like you would find in a professional kitchen, then Mayrand will deliver a fun experience. There is a much bigger selection of produce compared to Costco, however the prices tend to be on the higher side. Look out for specials and in-house products, such as meat and seafood. I highly recommend the fresh sausages for example, they come in a variety of flavors not just your plain "Italian" or "Honey Garlic". SO delicious and perfect for the BBQ. Also love the cheese selection, there are so many varieties, just like at a specialty fromagerie. The frozen food selection is probably the most disappointing part of the store- There really isn't much and all the boxes are plain, lacking signage and visuals so it's hard to sort through. I was looking for a big amount of frozen beef burger patties and didn't see any. Note this store has a small cafe/counter where you can order prepared lunches and sandwiches, which is a neat concept if you want to eat on the spot, or while you're shopping in the mall. As with all things new, everything looks nice and modern - suprisingly on opening day and with the COVID situation, the lines were short and all the staff was efficient.

We needed to purchase a few items for our stay in Montreal. We needed to find a place close to our…read moreAirbnb, and this was the closest to us. It's not big and slot if things were not available to us. Making the best. We found eggs, milk, we found butter, it was really yellow. Soft and creamy. On our last day in Montreal we purchased two of the bars of butter to bring back. The staff were very polite and realizing we didn't speak French. Spoke to us in English.

Avril is like an even more high end Rachelle Berry. They have every "organic", "natural" and…read moreallergen free products you can imagine. If you're looking for an uncommon ingredient, they probably have it! They have a ready to eat counter with meals to go or you can grab a meal to stay and eat. They have a large selection of sandwiches, salads and desserts. Each option is clearly labelled to identify gluten free and vegan options. Lunch is pretty reasonably priced. A sandwich with 2 slaada or a soup is the price of a sandwich + $2.50$ so about $10. You can also get 2 salads for $4.50 or 4 salads for $7.00. I ordered the smoked salmon wrap with side of two salads. The sandwich was very generous with the salmon and my salads were great. This is a nice spot to grab a healthy bite!

I have been shopping at the Super C on St Jacques for years and it is my favorite grocery store in…read morethe area. This is a no frills grocery store so if you are looking for trendy or high end specialty goods, this isn't the place for you. The store is clean, selection is decent, and the prices, especially their weekly sales, are amazing. For instance, my teenage nephew loves CookiesnCream ice cream and it was on sale this week for $2.50 a carton so I bought him two. The regular price is around the $6.00 mark, per carton. Shopping here, I can afford to spend on specials treats because of the money I save on basic staples, something more affluent people may take for granted but I really appreciate.

Whenever I'm visiting a new city I always check out their local grocery stores. Grocery shopping is…read moreone of my favorite hobbies so I could honestly spend hours browsing. I wasn't too impressed with the Canadian grocery chains I visited (including loblaws and maxi) but out of the three super C was by far the best one. The prices in these grocery stores were well above what we pay in the U.S. I found super C's prices a little lower and the selection was a little better. Their selection of products was not as wide in variety as I'm used to. For example, they only had about three different brands of peanut butter and no flavored ones. I ended up buying a spaghetti squash to take home and some mini ice cream cones. We also bought some frozen vegetables to heat up at the hotel for $3 and a carton of nestle ice cream since we don't have them in the U.S. (It sucked by the way). If you want to check out a Montreal grocery chain super C is it. Just be warned that they are nowhere near as fun and full of different products like in the U.S.

This is the grocery store located right outside the doors of the Papineau metro station…read more The inside of the store was very well lit, clean and well stocked. I found some really great deals like a gallon of water for $CDN 0.99 and some Ruffles for about $CDN 3.50. They have a large section of prepared foods and produce.

This is a large, recently renovated Métro just off Papineau. Good variety of prepared meals and the…read morebeer section is excellent, too, have cases of 24, can be hard to find elsewhere. Cashiers and staff are so so, but I tend to use the self-checkout, very convenient, accepts change. I would recommend they keep the can collecting machines cleaner though, often swarming with flies from dried beer and soft drinks residue.

This is my favorite metro store in the Brossard, St Lambert area. It's always well stalked and…read moretheir fish section is excellent. They have alot of selection fresh and frozen, they will prepare any fish you need as you would like it. Whenever metro has a lobster sale or crab sale, this location always has enough for clients. I really find this location reliable!

Such rude staff. As soon as you walk in you have a 16 yr old barking orders at adults. Ask a…read morequestion in English to a stock clerk and you get an answer in french which sounds like 'stop bothering me'. Get to the cash and receive an attitude. And the managers are blocking the aisles while chit chatting with their suppliers. Beware if u go in the mornings while they are stocking up, it's like walking onto a football field while the game is in progress.