The store itself is large and well stocked. It was a little hard for me to judge the pricing at first 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. read more

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

They made us re-scan our entire cart because the AI system at checkout got confused. Same amount after rescanning. Terrible service imo. Selection was fine for a city grocery, limited. read more

My sister and I were staying at an Airbnb for a few days and needed to find a "real" grocery store. No offense Canada, we Americans are just used to our big grocery stores on every other corner lol. Anyway Provigo didn't disappoint. We found everything we needed here and more. Great fresh fruit, real, yogurt, frozen pizza and on and on. Great store! read more

I never thought I would come on here to review a grocery store, but this is truly one of the worst. First off, this store is horribly designed with dead ends and winding confusion and narrow passage ways. The organization of the products are very confusing as well. On top of it all, the employees are rude. I encountered at least three rude employees while there including a managerial type person. Maybe they were more rude to me because I'm American? Sorry, but I didn't vote for Trump. Anyway, this store sucks. read more

I was visiting Montréal for the weekend and needed a few groceries items. This was in walking distance to my hotel and very clean and affordable. I recommend it! read more

Nice little market next to the Bell Centre. I'm staying nearby and needed some supplies so I checked Provigo out. It's located on the third floor with the entrance being next to a Starbucks. Take the escalators up and you'll find some baskets on the left hand side and some carts on the right. The layout is typical of a grocery type store with your staples and decent food all around the perimeter and the not so healthy food in the center aisles. They do have some plant based items besides the produce (mostly organic) obviously and I got some spicy smoked sriracha tofu. I love spice and tofu, so win win. The store is clean and as you get towards the checkout area you'll find more of the prepared foods. I don't have much to cook with in my hotel so I gravitated towards the prepared foods. They have a decent selection and also a Sushi stand where you can also find plant based items. The beer selection is also towards the exit and pretty extensive. They have self checkout and checkout at the counter. I don't speak much French so I elected to go to a counter. I was in and out relatively quickly and would visit again. read more

This Provigo location was the closest to our hotel in Old Montreal. Just a little bit out-of-the-way, however the closest option for any grocery stores. This location, like the other other Provigo stores we experienced, was very clean and modern and has a decent selection. read more

Today I went after 1 1/2 years of amazing everyday shopping I purchased a contaminated loaf of bread. I went to the store. The manager on site replied "you already are a lot". Embarrassed and disrespected by her reply I left. After spending the equivalent to thousands I am no longer a supporter of this location. The quality and lack of customer service is terrible. Her response " my English is bad". Seems fine when you told me I ate too much for you to care to check the quality not to sell contamination of your product to sell to other customers, offer me a partial refund or even to swap for a product. .....her excuses flew afterwards. Avoid this location. Quality is terrible. Other occasions they have accused me of not paying for my purchases or advising me not to buy $15.00 in lotto scratch tickets on my birthday. read more

From the outside, this provigo looks tiny! Inside though, wow! Lots of meal options for lunch, a clean layout to do some leisurely grocery shopping, and the lines at the checkout are manageable. It's not as big as regular provigo's but given the limited options near my work, this place is heaven. I've been getting my lunch here more often now that I know how convenient it is. read more

Reasonably well stocked supermarket in downtown Montreal. There are not many competitors around, especially later at night, so prices are a bit higher than expected. But, you can get pretty much everything from baguette to meat to beer and spirits. I was specifically looking for local cheese, which they had, in a small selection. Yogurt, too, was available in a small selection. I did not need any help so I have no comment on service levels. It was clean, neatly organized, and check out was efficient. I recommend you bring your own bag. read more

Yea! Went here immediately upon arriving at my hotel. Clean, friendly bilingual service and amazing options: I bought some: Canadian Cheddar Cheeses-which you can puchase by the time that it has aged. Quebec Brie Cheese-that is unavailable in the United States FYI-as long as you declare the cheese you can bring it home in your suitcase. Canadian Maple Syrup and Maple Butter Spread A Baguette Grapes and Clementines to snack on during my stay Ketchup Potato Chips Such great selections! read more

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This store is in a really convenient location across from the bell centre! 2nd floor. It doesnt have absolutely everything but pretty much everything you need in a smaller grocery store. Maybe 80% of normal stores but a small selection of brands etc. The only downfall is their checkouts are super small self checkouts ..there isnt enough space in the bagging area for more than 2 bags! You can get pc points there as its a loblaws company!!!! read more

Provigo - Store name - Grocery Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Love it ! Only here for a few days and has everything I needed fresh fruits vegetables wine and beers

It's great having a grocery store in the heart of downtown Montreal. You can easily grab some groceries before your commute home or even on your lunch. Speaking of lunch, this is the most affordable lunch spot in Montreal. They have a $5 chicken special where you choose based or fried chicken pierces and accompany with vegetables, fries or Mac and cheese! For $5! There's an Asian bowl special at $7.99 as well where you combo rice or noodles with a stir fried protein of your choice. Small sitting area with utensils if you don't want to take to go. Where the store gets you are drinks, snacks, chocolate bars that are on the pricey side. Highly recommended for a budget friendly lunch which downtown Montreal seriously lacks. read more

The store very convenient in the heart of downtown but the selection is limited if compared with a full Provigo. They are more specialized in ready to eat meal. If you want lunch or dinner that is an alternative to classic restaurants or fast-food. read more

I went shopping online at Provigo. I am telling you my experience was horrible. I am retired, ain't got lots money. First of all, when I placed my order, the postal code did not agree with my street address. I made a doozen phone calls to fix the problem. When I saw they wern't able to do proper corrections, I used another way to pay. When I tried to checkout, Provigo was requesting me to pay 125% of my total order plus the cost of my order as per FAQ. My order would of come to a total of almost $500.00. They are a bunch of thievesI will deal with Provigo, but on line. This is laughing of people. Plus, I would have gotten the FAQ amount in about 10 days. Working days. For more info, go tp FAQ, go to questions, scroll down till the 12th question.. I am not kidding read more

This supermarket was good when it first opened but, since driving all of the Depanneurs out of the area, it now closes at 9 p.m. so that a person can't get a roll of toilet paper or a bag of ice after 9 p.m. unless they have a car to get to a Depanneur. The shelves of beer and wine are EMPTY nearly every Friday evening and for the rest of the weekend. And this is a high-tourism area. The store is no longer well stocked, the availability of items is unpredictable and prices are high. This store gets an F ! read more

I normally hit Provigo about 2 hours before closing time since they tend to discount a lot of fruit plates, salads and prepared meals. But the new upscales ones don't seem to follow this trend. This Provigo is badly needed for the downtown area and will be very popular as time goes on. I have a few qualms about the layout, it is a mess to get in, find the line for the register and the alleys are short and oddly laid out. The good is that the place is immaculate, upscale and seems to have a nice butcher section. I might bump this another star if it gets less confusing with each visit or not. Super cool that it closes at midnight though. read more

Service in the evening is abysmal. The tall young man (mid-length hair; Caucasian) has a serious attitude problem with patrons in general. Even going to him for information is accompanied with dismissive and burdened attitudes. He just cannot be bothered. You would expect this type of service at the Provigo on Parc ave; definitely expected at the very least cordial/normal/standard in Griffintown. I hope management can find a way to train the negative attitudes of this employee. read more

Decent chain grocery store that stocked everything we wanted. On a second trip, many shelves were depleted and we had to ask for items to be retrieved from the back, but they were happy to do so. read more

What does a Californian do when in desperation because Sheraton's breakfast leaves out grass fed yogurt? Take a stroll down to Provigo, of course! What a great supermarket! They had everything I needed for the wifey, who was very satisfied with their offerings. Fresh food to go, juices, high quality groceries - better than Whole Foods Market in LA! We even bought artfully packaged maple syrup gifts for the persnickety people at home! Highly recommended. read more

The Provigo is very convenient as it is close to several apartment buildings. It maybe due to the pandemic and being short-staffed but recently, I have noticed two things: expired items on the shelves and an awful stench near the fresh food section. I have brought this to the notice of the manager too as I have had to return items at least 4 times recently. read more

Good to have a downtown grocery store. It's up the escalators and bigger than it seems at first. Not a full grocery store, but has the essentials. A lot of ready meals. Sushi made in the store. Many organic products. Probably not the cheapest option, but reasonable given the location. read more

This store has a great selection of foods not found in other stores in town. Prices are only a bit higher than other stores. Very clean store with in store bakery and other food made on premises too. From bbq chickens to delicious pastry and bread. Found some great roast beef reasonably priced. I recommend this one. read more

Upscale little Provigo that provides really boogie organic groceries for people who live near and have the extra buck. The variety is not that great but it does have the essentials. Good supplier of ice cream though because it often goes on sale read more

I've consistently shopped here for 4 years and this is a horrendous place. You could light yourself on fire in any isle and no one would notice for a week. The shelves are consistently empty and God help you if you actually need someone in a department ~if you Need Meat cut, no one is there, and if you like fish? ~ better hope they packaged it yesterday, Bakery department, forget it. But rest assured...the security guards will hassle you on the way just before you're forced to take 2 escalators that NEVER work. 4 years of horrible experience but since it's close for me I take the abuse and neglect. I seriously suggest Adonis or IGA. this place is a disaste..... oh and, I'm seriously pissed at the bitter f"#cking carrots that are ruining my otherwise delicious chicken stew. ~ The bread there is 90% stale. The veggies are rotten, the shelves are empty, everything is wildly overpriced and the security guards are so nasty. My new resolution is to only shop at Adonis or IGA. read more

As an American needing groceries for the week, items great to have one in the city. They have a wide variety of items but quantities are limited. You won't find everything you are looking for. But they have done well in the space given for this business. read more

Bilingual service was a real Plus. A great place for travelers looking for a provisions. A complete line of grocery items, a few nice inexpensive wines, prepared food and sandwiches. Bakery goodies too. read more

In addition to regular grocery items they have wonderful bakery and deli sections. Glad I found this market.

Dynamite survival shop. Was on business at Sheraton, just a block away. Full on supermarket with fresh produce, meats, cheese, bakery, beer, wine, and staples. Friendly staff and even tasty to go meals (plastic utensils right above!). Entrance can be hard to spot. Double doors next to the Starbucks across from Centre Bell. As if you are going in to the office building. On second floor up escalators. read more

Pros: excellent location, clean & neat, allows self check-out, can use points card. Cons: the setting is wierd & confusing, limited variety. read more

The assistant manager is an asshole. My girlfriend and I went there to buy a beer. She asked me to present an ID, which I totally understand. I showed her my ID and she asked my girlfriend to show her ID. It is just one beer for myself, ONE! We lived in the building and this is not the first time she did this. She actually ask her to go get the ID. When I said I am not buying it. She said couldn't you just wait 2 minutes? Who do you think you are? And by the way, my girlfriend and I are both 27. If you don't want to sell then don't sell, but ask me to wait so you can sell a beer?! What is your problem? read more

I was looking for a store within walking distances of my hotel and found this market thru Yelp. It was a short walk a way. It was so bright and clean. It is not a huge market but it has pretty much everything you would need, fresh produce to cleaning products and everything in between. The customer service was also great. I will definitely be headed back. read more

The store is over-priced compared to other locations. Fresh fruits suffer from excessive cold storage so oranges, peaches, tangerines etc. never have that ripe taste. However, staff are very nice and friendly. The prepared foods lunch counter has great bargains e.g. fried chicken. read more