Enjoying food quite a bit, I was really delighted with my shopping experience at this IGA. Although…read moremy recollection of IGA from living on the west coast was more of a small neighborhood grocery store, they've manage to keep that feel in a much larger store setting. We were shopping for a special meal we were getting ready to cook and the selection if meats, cheeses and vegetables was fantastic. The displays just made me want to buy everything in sight!

This store was a life saver for us when we were skiing at Mont Saint Anne last week. We tried two…read more"top rated" restaurants and ended up paying top dollar for pub quality food. Sure, the menu looked great but the food was poorly prepared and served. Then we discovered IGA, and the rest of the week we dined in our studio. The IGA has the greatest selection of cheeses and pates I ever seen (great variety of local stuff and many imported from France), excellent selection of wines and beers (make sure to try local beers, they are very good) and the prices for everything (maybe excluding fruits) are better than in Toronto. So if travelling to Beaupre, don't waste your time trying local restaurants and head straight to IGA, you won't regret!

A great discovery 5 stars for my review #800…read more Roset is what life used to be like in simpler times. A corner store that is a butcher shop and grocery store. I happened upon this awesome epicerie when I was going for a walk after dinner on Maguire st. Entering the establishment they had a sign "Depuis 1947". What amazes me is that a place such as this can still function and make do in our 2015 life of 5-7 major grocery chains controlling the Canadian grocery landscape. Looking at their offering you can get your basic needs here for living. They even have some finer food items and biological and organic but they have all of what you need: produce, bread, meat, dairy, spices, and canned and packaged goods. I had purchased some Crofters organic jams for my wife who enjoys these small gifts when I travel. Also I purchased a nice Himalayan pink salt grinder $5.99 and a matching multicoloured peppercorn grinder $12.99. Great specialty items that will be nice on our dinner table. If Sillery was my neighbourhood (with by the looks of it I could live here) I'd shop here weekly as these places with the high quality food at decent prices are quite hard to come by. Really these corner small grocery stores a dying breed but a wonderful surprise to find one a nice early spring evening! Amazing it has served the neighbourhood for almost 70 years!

Yes, indeed, this store is our pride and joy, a small treasure in the heart of Sillery, a rare…read morepearl in the ocean of large chain grocery stores in town. We live in Sillery and go to Roset every Saturday to buy some good products at excellent prices: cheeses, artisanal yogurts, milk, fruits and berries/tomatoes from Demers farm. We love our Roset and have been loyal customers for over 16 years since we moved to Sillery. The personnel deserves a special warm mention: people working there seem to be content and happy with what they do for living. The cashiers are younger girls but even they work at Roset for years and years in a row. The gentlemen in the meat and charcuterie section are all sweet hearts: knowledgeable, kind and eager to assist the customers. It is nice to come to the store, where everyone recognizes you (and even knows your name). The store personnel is very friendly to everyone. French is not my native tongue, but rather my third language and, to my shame, I speak it with an accent and occasional mistakes. But the personnel is nevertheless always patient with and attentive to my questions. I do not know who the owner of the store is but he or she is a wonderful human being and employer, I am sure! Would like to meet them one day! My warm regards to everyone working at this store and best wishes for many more years of staying open to the delight of the shoppers.

A reasonable selection of food, fresh vegetables, deli goods and all the basics. Store was clean…read moreand split on two levels with escalators. Service was good, smiley and friendly.

I love this little neighborhood Metro. Always plenty of parking and walking distance to an upcoming…read moreneighborhood in Quebec City where the grocery store are lacking. The store was very clean, the service was great, easy to find some to ask a question or help finding things. They have a huge beer freezer in the front left, big selection of beers and also happen to have many specials going on. There was plenty of already cooked meals or prepared food to go. My favorite is the cooked full chicken ready to go located in the front next to the cash register, you can smell it the minute you enter the store. This great grocery store could not be more convenient at this location in this neighborhood! I would recommend going

This is an amazing little natural grocery store in Quebec. I was searching everywhere for a natural…read morefood store and couldn't find anything. Then I stumbled upon this little gem on accident. It really is amazing with all types of organic produce, organic milk and yogurts, grass-fed and organic meats and cold cuts, homeopathics and herbs. Not a tiny store either. If you are traveling there and care about what you eat this is the place to go!

The guy behind the counter shorted me. He was unfriendly and in a hurry to get rid of me…read more I noticed right after the transaction and when I tried to speak to him, he was shifty eyed claiming that he gave me a ten and a five dollar bill plus change for a bottle of water. But he didn't give me a five. This was the third time I'd visited the place, and the other people I dealt with were nice. This guy is older, late 40s to 50, I'd guess...an unpleasant crook. Don't go here . Date 7/3/26

Just about everything you might need, this convenience store had a great selection of local beer,…read morewine and cidre. We also discovered Canadian peanut butter which is way better than the American versions.

We stopped by the grocery store. I wanted cheese and snacks while my bf wanted some local beer. I…read morewas able to find what I was looking for. My bf also hit the jackpot because they have a large selection of craft beer.

This was a perfect little grocery store for our visit to Quebec City. If you get there early there…read moreare delicious pre made sandwiches plus their baguettes and croissants are reasonably priced and delicious. We bought ham and cheese and had simple snack for the rest of the day. They sell small bits servings of butter and jam too. Many nice beverages and Canadian candy choices. We bought some oranges that were also delicious. For ppl wanting typical groceries that is also available as well as one aisle of simple toiletries. Staff was quiet but polite.

Drove by here and told myself I need to stop in and sample one of QC's fine cheese shops! Luckily…read moreit was open on a Thursday night at 7:30 PM. They told me it was closing at 8 PM. A bountiful selection of cheeses. What I found interesting was the wide selection of seasoned cheese curds. With selections such as fine herbs, 3 pepper, BBQ, Rebel BBQ, Cajun Bayou, who would have thought there was a market for seasoned- flavoured cheese? I went with the traditional cheese curds. Bought a $7 bag and can attest the quality is not overly salty but equally squeaky. They have a large selection of other kinds of cheese plus all the stuff you need for poutine and other items such as cheese bread and interesting food selections. A good selection for a Quebec City Cheese shop! Prices are reasonable. It's not France pricing but it's not overly expensive!

Monday, 11:00 AM…read more Quickie: + Item variety + Friendly staff - Cleanliness - Layout And then...? Le Crac Aliments Sains is Quebec's Whole Foods lite. It's a nice alternative to the other types of grocery stores in this area. ********** Constructive comments: *Options to compost and recycle (especially bags) *Source ingredients

We love shopping at Whole Foods when home in California, and it was nice to find a "petite" version…read moreclose to Vieux Quebec, on the the main shopping street of rue St-Jean, a few blocks to outside the walls of Haute Ville. A very good selection of fresh and packaged foods, with most being "biologiques", .i.e., organic food. Definitely a recommendation for a health food market. However, nothing is inexpensive in Quebec City.