Italian grocerteria...best place in Terrebonne for Italian goods! We have been coming here since…read morearound 2007 when they were just a small boulangerie. This was before the first fire outside. Then in the summer of 2013 they had a major fire and had to close down for almost a full year to renovate and totally rebuild. Since the rebuild the fire damaged the tanning salon next door so the new Lazio just opened up again and it is really a well designed and beautifully decorated upgrade. Also in the new Lazio is a cafe-lounge. Onto the food. They are known for their tomato pizza bread. Usually I go for a half $8. or you can have a quarter size for $5. Their tomato bread is a Quebec specialty. A really good tomato sauce and the bread is nice light and great to munch on small pieces. It makes wonderful finger food for a party. They also have an excellent selection of olives, sausages and desserts. Sometimes we get the tart au sucre, sometimes the 5 fruit. Also their bread is super fresh and a great place to get a fresh baguette. Some of their items are a bit on the pricer side so be careful and look at price. This is our go to Italian place for goods and I can tell by the lineup on Saturday's that it's many other people's go to place as well!

Their staff is very friendly and happy. So the service is quite good. Inside the smell of freshly…read morebaked goods can be mouth watering. This review is mostly about my lunch. I believe they make their sandwiches daily, since they sit in a fridge. They do warm them up for you. My sandwich was fairly empty. Not enough to hold me till supper. The crunchy salad with ginger was tired and wilted. I was disappointed my my food.

The word "Bête" is quite accurate here. With many delicious treats to choose from we decided on one…read moreof our favourites - lemon meringue. A very fluffy yet creamy almost marshmallow-y meringue covers a refreshing lemon filling that is just the perfect balance between sweet and sour ; all supported by a solid but crumbly crust that made this beast a lovely evening dessert. (As a bonus please enjoy behind-the-scenes footage of our Creative Director shooting today's subject under the supervision of our 4-legged nutrition specialist.)

This is an iconic pastry shop hiding on the wrong side of the tracks. They're known for their…read morepastries and pizzas. Their pan style pizzas are very good. Great for dinner parties and family gatherings. They also offer paninis which are reasonably priced, stuffed with fresh fillings. Open 24hrs makes them ideal for an after clubbing. My old peeve is they're cash only. The day staff are super friendly and helpful.

You ever get a craving for pastries or cake but can't find any ? We'll what about a bakery open…read more24/7? That's what you get with Salerno. Does this place also happen to be in my neighborhood? Yes so you can say I've been here a lot! Everything here is amazing and there is something for everyone here. My favorite has got to be the pistachio croissants and the almond croissant. They are rich and so flavourful it's hard to eat just one. They have a ton of individual cakes like tiramisu, lemon meringue, opera and everything I between. If you looking for something less sweet the almond cookies are great. And when you want something savoury to go along with dessert you have a full deli counter and a variety of pizzas as well as a small grocery section. There's no better feeling then knowing somewheres open 24/7 and has option to take care of your sweet or savoury cravings

Wow! Stumbled across this boulangerie whilst in the area and have to say, I am truly impressed!…read more It is really a hidden gem, if I didn't see people going inside, I would never have known about it. I visited later in the day so most their famous breads and viennoiserie were sold out. The tarts however looked exquisite so I took some to try. Let me tell you, their chocolate tart is out of this world! It is everything I would want in a tart - a harder exterior shell which tastes almost like shortbread and a soft chocolate filling which isn't at all gooey. They also make the perfect Paris Brest which is difficult to come by, the praline cream is just perfection. Couldn't take any pictures this time unfortunately, it was hard to resist and the treats were devoured before I could grab my phone. I think that is a good enough reason to return!!

This place is dangerously close to my Pilates studio -- every week I risk undoing all my good work…read morewith one little bite. La Petite Boulangerie is an artisinal bakery with top-of-the-line pastries, breads, cheeses, and a variety of prepared dishes which make me drool on each visit. They are one of the bakeries which participated in le jour du croissant -- meaning their croissants are made the real French way with lots of butter and are fresh every day. I don't think I've ever had anything from here that I haven't loved, but my first love is the brioche toast topped with jam, then marzipan. Off today to get a fresh whole wheat miche so that my Thanksgiving turkey can be stuffed with delicious bready goodness.

I have been obliged to use Marcello's at Place Bonaventure for years, but NO MORE!!!…read more They are extremely over priced and you can get a better, fresher and less expensive at Presse Cafe just a few steps away. The food is calculated by the weight, so before you know it you will be paying 10$ for nearly nothing in your styrofoam container. Everyone knows that styrofoam is a NO-NO!!! To top things off on Friday, 16th of March, I got food poisoning. As I was in a hurry, I grabbed one of their pre-prepared wraps in the refrigerated area. It was supposed to be roast beef, cheese, salad, tomato and mustard in a wrap. It was not a wrap; it was a pita bread so you would feel more filled up, the date said that it had been packaged that day, but I can assure you that the roast beef or something else was not fresh. I have never been so ill in my life and I have travelled far and wide and even drink water in South America without getting ill. This place is definitely not only a rip-off, but the quality can be day or days old fare being sold off as fresh of the day food.

Location: Well hidden in Place Bonaventure. So well hidden that I can't even give you instructions…read moreon how to find the place. My friend took me and she was quite pleased with herself for introducing me to a spot I'd never been to before! The place: To me, it's part grocery store/convenience store/take-out place. You can't sit down here if you buy food - it's strictly to go. Just FYI. Great place to get your afternoon snacks, though! The goods: Besides the standard drinks and snack food, you'll find two buffet-style stations where you can pick and choose what you'd like to eat. One station is salads while the other is hot stuff. A word of caution - price is determined by weight. I'd say that much of the fare is Middle Eastern-style cuisine but this may depend on the day - I'm not sure. When I went, I was starving so I tried a little of everything, including meatballs (yeah I know - my mostly vegetarian self having so much meat lately, is getting out of hand!), chicken, roasted zucchini, pasta salad, rice - I'm sure I must be forgetting something because my container must have weighed five pounds. Besides the spinach rice leaving me underwhelmed, I loved every single thing I tried. Those meatballs were AMAZING and bursting with flavor. You have to try them. The chicken was equally delicious and tender - cooked to perfection. Honestly, I could give you an itemized breakdown but it would be redundant since everything was great. Definitely a great place to grab lunch if you were in Bonaventure or the surrounding area. Just figure out how to get there and you're set (=-D Service: The clerks at the cash were friendly. Price point: This is where it gets tricky.... While I did try a little of everything, I'm not sure it was worth $18 ($21 with a drink). It was a little steep, in my opinion - I mean, you're serving yourself after all. In any case, since it does go by weight, prices will vary. To be fair, I did get some heavy items (but those meatballs, though!). This is definitely a place worth checking out - the quality and freshness of the food alone, is worth the detour

wonderful cheese shop a real jewel, amazing cheeses, personnel, intriguing ever changing…read morestorefront the loss is really felt best of luck to the 2 sisters & all helpers you are very missed Monica

My favourite cheese shop! They have cheeses that would blow your mind. Located in the heart of…read moreVerdun on wellington street you can't miss the blue store. They have almost every cheese I was looking for and had some I haven't had since France. The white ham is fantastic and their rosette and salami is super tasty. They have a fridge with packaged goods to go, cheese, sandwiches, fresh pasta sauce and they have a dessert counter as well as bread. This is a one stop shop, you will be amazed how the staff is trained with knowledge about every cheese and what to recommend and they aren't shy to suggest something. Will keep on shopping here and recommend it to everyone.