The place closed at 11 pm and the store was empty I was only coming for a few things so I was in…read moreand out fairly quickly. After going to the fish section and realizing nobody was at the counter we went to the freezer section where there was a big lock on the lobster tails and scallops so we went to ask and see if they could open it they said they don't know where the key was. Of course I reached in from the other side and grabbed what I wanted. They charged us for something that wasn't lobster tails and I'm pretty sure the rest of the bill was a bit weird as well. Pretty big store I would suggest coming 8 pm don't go at 10 like us unless you're only going to pick up basic things.

This used to be a great grocery store that sold lots of food and beer from Europe snd Canada. Ever…read moresince Covid, the number of foods from Europe have really decreased. It's still a great place to shop for items that are not available in the US. We just don't buy as much. If you are coming here from the US, make sure you check with US Customs to see what items cannot be brought back to the US.

This is my happy place when I visit the Eastern Townships. From bakery, to groceries, wines,…read morecheese, select charcuterie, groceries and prepared dinners (the beef bourgoinon divine) and wines. Best place for breakfast and lunch. And a very funky rambling space with a warm, inviting air. Not to be missed.

I drive 45 minutes each way to frequent this shop. It's the best in Magog. The food is incredible,…read morethe options are plenty and the authenticity and selection of French cheeses, meats, wine, candy, chocolate, teas, Italian pastas, sauces - I could go on and on. Come and see it for yourself, this shop never disappoints. The employees are kind and attentive, knowledgeable about the products and seem genuine in their interest in making your experience better. I adore this place.

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.

I drive to Sutton just for their oatmeal cookies. That's not even an exaggeration. They are a small…read more"épicerie fine" and patisserie. I recommend it to everyone. If I'm going to be anywhere near the Eastern Townships, I detour to La Rumeur. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They know everything about the products they sell, and they go above and beyond to be helpful. It's also really cute! The whole space has a country store look and feel. You get the sense that you are in a family store (even if it probably isn't) where everyone takes pride in what they sell. If you are near either one of their two locations, don't miss the opportunity to grab a cookie!

This is a European style deli and bakery. They also sell take home ice cream and a small selection…read moreof take home frozen foods. We go here for the cheese. They have a lot of cheese from Quebec, France and the Netherlands. In fact they have a lot from all over Europe as well. You can ask for a sample before you buy the cheese. With the cost of some of these cheeses, that only makes sense. We picked up some Quebec cheese this trip but on past trips we bought Dutch cheese. The bakery side has good food as well. We have tried their breads and croissants and would definitely buy them again. There is a case full of pies, tartes,and cakes for sale and we are tempted to bring one home. They always have someone working who is fluent in English if your French is not good.

Cute place and well stocked when visiting Jay Peak for a ski trip. Cashier was friendly alsoread more

This place deserves so much praise. What an adorable spot. And the perfect place to fuel up on gas…read moreand good food. Also alcohol and local gifts! Incredibly reasonable prices and friendly staff. Can't say enough good things about this place. Breakfast sandwiches all the way!

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 .

Their pre-made sandwiches, salads and meals are excellent! A perfect option when you don't want to…read morecook.

An amazing assortment packed into a tidy well organized store…read moreAnd a laundromat next door Nice folks and the store is very convenient to me

This is a true to life old fashioned grocery store. They make delicious sandwiches daily Have food…read moreto fill your fidge or for a picnic. The upstairs gift shop has so many tempting items you won't leave without that perfect hostess gift or something for yourself. When in North Hatley you simply have to stop in at Lebarons 's grocery.