What a great place to shop for alcohol! This place is the Walmart of liquor stores. They have a…read morehuge selection of wines from al over the globe and friendly staff to help you out. Enjoy!

Spacious and clean SAQ. Good selection of booze. I'm a fan of how their stores highlight…read moredifferently flavored wines with colored labels, and this one is no exception. Convenient, quick shopping strip mall parking meant we were in and out in a flash, one bottle richer. (Credit cards accepted.)

Been there quite a few times getting something to munch on before work and pretty much always got…read moregreat service. Prices are average for convenience store for water bottles or energy drinks as exemples also their sandwiches and chocolatines are pretty good and fresh plus just in front of Du Collège station and next to St Laurent and Vanier Colleges so very well located

A neighbourhood fixture, Le Parsioir is a combo depanneur and cafe. The dep boasts more than 500…read moredifferent beers from Québécois microbreweries. The hired help may or may not know anything about this impressive menu of options, but the manager (owner) can guide you a bit. Otherwise, well, it's a dep with a great location. The cafe offers decent coffee, free wifi, a fair amount of seating, huge windows for great natural light, and entertainment in the form of a steady trickle of neighbourhood characters and Vanier College types. Decor somehow triangulates between Italian nightclub (red and black pleather seating), Québec rustic (a few barrel tables and a fireplace), and high modern industrial (exposed HVAC and lighting). The overall vibe is relaxed and friendly. A great place to grab a coffee on the go or sip a latte and watch the foot traffic.

I went to this SAQ Express in order to pick up something for my friend's birthday party. Since I…read morewasn't familiar with what type of wine he prefers drinking, I opted to buy a gift certificate for him. It is a standard SAQ Express meaning that it doesn't have all the items that a full SAQ will carry but prior to me buying the gift certificate, I did see that it had the items that I would normally buy for myself. The gift certificates are by the cash. I picked up the gift certificate (card) and asked the cashier to put $25 on the card. He gave me a small envelope to hold the card. I paid for the card using my credit card and was on my way. This SAQ Express has a few (I estimate ~5) very small and cramped free parking spaces next to the building. In front of the building (on the street), there is pay parking (using the standard Montreal parking meters). It is less than a 2 minute walk from the Cote Vertu metro station so it is easy to get to this place. It opens late at 11am but closes late as well (10pm). I gave this place 3.5 stars which I've rounded to 4 stars since 0.5 star are not possible and I didn't want to shortchange the business.