Good overall shopping . Close to the highway . Good french products with good price near to the…read moreborder with the usa

It's time to update the review since this store has undergone some major changes recently. This is…read morea small grocery store located just a mile or so north of the US border. It has a bakery in the store and you can get some nice pies, breads and cakes. Since the store changed names, the selection of beer has increased dramatically. They now have beer from many of the microbreweries in Montreal. I even found (and bought) a bottle of Kissmeyer beer from Odense, Denmark but brewed in Ontario. We visited the Kissmeyer brewery last month when we were in Denmark. Other parts of the store include the dairy section where you can buy Quebec butter, milk and other products. Quebec milk is better than US milk for cappuccino frothing. They have a small meat department and produce area. If you are American, stop by US Customs on your way to Canada and become familiar with the produce you can and can't bring back to the US. There are lots of rules with produce.

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I cannot resist Canadian grocery stores. Where I grew up, we used to shop at an IGA until it went…read moreout of business so I love seeing so many when visiting Canada. This one was really nice. They had tons of free samples set up and were able to explain in English which is always nice in this part of Canada. Huge selection of frozen items and I ended up buying a few things. Not a big selection of beers but the usual Canadian ones that you can't find most places around here. The store was very festive and while crowded with Saturday shoppers it never actually felt crowded. Had to buy some random items like tikka masala Pringles and pork and beans because why not. I recommend if you're passing through and want to grab so fun groceries that you don't find everywhere in the US.

Great service and choices! We were visiting from another country and they made it so easy for us to…read morefind our way around!

We used to shop for wine here before the pandemic. It was a great place to buy French wines at a…read moregood price due to Quebec's favorable trading agreement with France. We visited today and spent 1/2 hour searching for some good French wines at a good price. All of the ones we used to buy are no longer there. Of the two wines we bought, one was very mediocre. The second one has not been opened. You can get a nice French wine if you spend $40+. There are no bargains there anymore.

Beautiful shop. We stopped to grab sandwiches, drinks, chips, and cookie. Croissant sandwich and…read morecookie were not to be missed. At 5 pm on a weekday, it was nearly empty.

Stopped in for a sandwich on my way from Maine to Montreal. The bread itself was very tasty,…read morealthough maybe a bit worse texturally for having already been made into a sandwich. The ham and cheese were okay but nothing special, and the cornichons were distinctly underwhelming.

Looking for a local specialty grocery store in the eastern townships. This family owned grocery…read morestore and worth checking out. They have Farm products and ready-made dishes to take home. This place is run by Mr. Red Beret.. that what he goes by and his wife. Always in a red hat ... after arriving from France they started this business 5 years ago and live next door to it. Exceptional home dishes. passionate owners. They take the time to show u around . They have delicious typical French dishes, pies, quiches, lasagnas, homemade jams, bread, and homemade meals. reasonably priced And above all, the best welcome from the owners !

Rien de plus chaleureux et de réconfortant que de manger des paupiettes de veau du Béret Rouge en…read morefamille. La passion et l'engagement des chefs se goûtent à chaque bouchée. Une expérience que je recommande à tous!

Great bakery, as you walk in you are overwhelmed by the delicious smells of fresh bread, baked good…read moreand sandwiches. The raspberry croissants are a hit here, huge and delicious, also the chocolate eclairs. The best I have ever had, I never had an éclair filled with chocolate cream, very very good. I bough a bunch of sweets for the team here and it made everyone's morning better. A must visit while you are in Sherbrook.

Everything is delicious! Definitely recommend a visit there. We visit each time we are in the…read morearea.

The food is always fresh. There's always a line whenever I go which is a good sign. Service is good…read moretoo. Love their croissants and their olive bread

Excellent breakfast and drinks. Menu is not very visible and there is a wooden separation that…read moremakes looking at the displays harder. No dining room or outdoor tables. To go only. Staff was very courteous. Only reason i give 4. Stars is because there is no place to eat. Make it hard when out of town. Will go back next time. Also reasonable prices.

A beautiful working monastery in the heart of the rural Eastern Townships, the Abbaye de…read moreSaint-Benoit-du-Lac was well worth the visit. It is a relatively modern monastery, built over the course of the early to mid 1900s. We went on a Sunday morning for mass and found the sanctuary full of parishioners and tourists. The Gregorian chant was beautiful to hear, although we weren't able to stay for the whole liturgy due to a very impatient infant. We weren't there for a tour, but did stop to read some of the displays describing the history of the monastery and the rhythms of monastic life. The colored brickwork and overall architecture is beautiful. There aren't a lot of spaces open to the public, but we still enjoyed walking around and seeing some of the snow-covered grounds. The monastery is known for its cheeses and jams, so a visit to the store was on our agenda. The store, however, was located in the basement, and the only access we could find was a flight of stairs. We had a stroller, though, and couldn't find an elevator. We ended up taking turns walking the baby outside while the other person explored the store. The grounds at this time (April) were mostly not open to the public, but I've read that they have some walking trails. When it was my turn, I didn't have much time to look. But it looked like they had a large selection of abbey-made items as well as a bookstore with a good sized children's section. I bought some postcards and a French-language children's missel for a friend, but would have looked longer if I could. The Tall Man picked up a four pack of cheeses for a Swiss friend, who loved it, plus some other goodies, but we wished we had some jam! They didn't have larger bags at the register, but they did have some empty boxes. There are a couple parking lots that quickly filled up for mass. I would love to know if they have an accessible entrance to the store. By the time I found some of the store staff, though, I didn't ask since I needed to go. We noticed others who either left strollers outside or turned back from the abbey entrance.

Absolutely gorgeous! Serenity Now ! Wished the church was open but the market was. Very good…read moreprices and caught a cheese special while I was there. They have a blue cheese that I read placed in 2nd place ! It was delicious and smooth ! Will visit again when in the area .