Amazing store. The staff is super nice. Fruits and vegetables department is great. The bakery,…read moreabsolute divine. The girls, especially the manager are awesome. Absolute fantastic selection of cheese and meats and fish. The store is large and clean. Very well maintained and managed.

First of all, grocery workers are front lines workers these days and I want to send them love and…read moregratitude for keeping the doors open and providing food to people who are seriously freaked. This IGA - aside from being amazing in all the ways I described in my original review - seems to be setting the standard for how to properly operate under the current conditions so I wanted to share in the hopes of other grocery stores following their lead. When you arrive here, all the doors are closed except for one and when you enter that one there's a portable handwashing station like you'd see outside portopotties at a festival. So everyone is washing their hands as they enter. Then they are given a cart which has just been wiped down by the staff. Staff are also circulating wiping down the handles of fridge doors etc. Cashiers are using sanitizer between every customer and as you leave your cart is immediately wiped down again. This loving attention will save lives in our community and I really really appreciate it.

This is the land of cheese! Forget about grocery stores! You wanna buy good cheese and all sort of…read moredairy products? This is the place for you! For veggies, I find it more difficult to buy stuff since they sell in big quantities, but if you have a big family or you wanna throw a party, then this is the spot. I like their selection of Asian products, so when I am in the mood to cook some Asian food I know I will find here what I need. This place is a great gem in the area!

Just updating to share that Bourassa has gone above and beyond the implement covid-19 safety…read moreprecautions. The last time we were there we couldn't even enter the store, you were asked to prepare your list and to give it to a staff member who would prepare it all for you. The staff are quick, friendly and are clearly taking this situation seriously and I can't tell you how much that means to us. The peace of mind of knowing that your groceries hadn't been sneezed on by a million panic shoppers was 100% worth the wait. Bonus: we were able to buy an enormous, restaurant sized bag of flour. Which is important, because all I crave is carbs now! Stay safe folks. oxo

Wow. Chaque fois que je rentre dans ce magasin je me demande pourquoi. Le staff sont pas heureux de…read moretout. Dans les fruits, c'est n'importe de quoi. Fraîcheur?? Pas de tout. Plein de fruits pourris ici. Veut tu des croissants? Vas y pas ici. Ils ont même pas cuit. Il ya des muffins passé date. Pas par une journée, mais par plusieurs journées. Les prix sont plus chers ici. Sauve toi un voyage, vas y ailleurs

This is yet another grocery store in St Jovite / Mont Tremblant, this one is not among the 3…read morebiggies along the highway but instead is tucked on the sweet little main street Rue Principle, near the Bourassa and across from a bakery and just steps from the rest of the cute restaurants and shops in town. The Metro feels way more like a family grocery store than the ginormous Super C on the highway and if I need to pick up a few quick things after working in the Couleur cafe I'll pop over here. The produce and meats and fish seem fresh, though I'd love to see more of an emphasis on local sustainable providers. Fish in particular should always be clearly marked with its origin since this industry is so dirty and problematic these days. The staff are super friendly and bilingual for the most part, and again this grocery has a surprisingly good selection of local microbrews and then the usual SAQ wines. All in all a great option in the area!

Marcheé Bonichoix is halfway between a grocery store and a convenience store. Doesn't have the…read morelarge footprint of a Giant or an Albertsons and yet it is exponentially above a convenience store like 7-11 or Cumberland Farms. It basically has everything you need to arrive in Mont Tremblant, come to the store and be ready to cook breakfast and dinner the next day. The store is on the bus route and has a stop right at the front entrance. We stayed in the Old Village, less than a five minute walk to the store, so for us it was heaven sent. We were impressed at the quality of their food and most of all, their cheeses. They have a wide selection of ready-to-warm items which came quite handy as after a full day of skiing, there is little energy left to engage in from-scratch cooking. Staff is helpful, courteous and knowledgeable. Overall, a most convenient, and well stocked place.

It's a one stop chop, I don't recommend doing all your groceries here on your way up to the cottage…read morebut if you did forget something or ran out they will have it. The veggies section reminds me of a little IGA they have all the fancy dips and dressings for your veggies and salads. They have a cold cuts counter so you don't have to buy the pre packaged ones they sell with a pretty big selection. Grab your wood here for the fire places up at cap Tremblant because they sell it 5.75 for one log down at the front desk not the best deal. You can't miss the spot it's right beside the tennis court.

After much walking & shopping I was thirsty and hungry and wanted to grab a few things before…read moreheading back to the condo. Stopped in here, bought milk, butter, baguette, cheese and a few wines. Great staff and I did have to buy a bag, but that was fine for us, I didn't have room in my other bags for my necessities. For it's location, I felt the prices were reasonable to me, and I did shop here two more times. during my stay.

To : Customer Relations…read more I had gone grocery shopping at Magasin General in the village at Mount Tremblan. On checkout, the cashier rudely told me to bag while emptying my grocery cart, which was quite full. She was rude and came across as being racist since I am of East Indian origin. She also suggested that I Van shop elsewhere. She seemed polite to other non Caucasian customers and so this is a clear case of discrimination. I was upset and left the store with a full cart of groceries without purchasing anything . I sincerely hope you look into this matter and give it serious consideration as I will definitely be sharing my experience to others. The time of my visit was: August 11, 2021 Around 10:30 am Yours sincerely. Rashid Bawa Rashid.Bawa@Rogers.com

Oh man I need to add a bunch of photos of this cute shop next time I'm up North, especially since…read morethey recently completed some renovations and it's more spacious and bright now. I did want to update to add that they have an amazing big smoker that sits in the parking lot smelling crazy delicious. There is a small area in the butcher section of house smoked goods - we tried the trout last week and it was just so flavourful. We chatted with the gent in charge of the smoker and he said if you call a couple days in advance you can get a whole fish smoked for you, or a cut of local meat. Later that day we were at a tiny community festival in the park, and a few people from the Marché were there giving out free bites of waffles, and they recognized us right away from earlier in the day and said hi and made sure we'd remember their names for next time. All this to say, long live small town grocers!

The beer is excellent but the food is just ok, I had a…read morepoutine and it was just ok, $19 is a bit expensive for a small poutine Probably at night it's better cause the atmosphere must light up. La bière est excellente mais la bouffe est juste ok. J'ai mangé une poutine et c'était juste ok rien d'extraordinaire, de plus pas mal cher $19 pour une petite poutine. Probablement en soirée l'ambiance doit être excellente.

We were in search for interesting local breweries while visiting Mt. Tremblant, and Saint-Arnould…read moredid not disappoint. It was a quiet night, and only one wait staff on the floor, but she was very attentive and polite. The beer selection had a good range. We tried la muchacha, le p'tit train, and la blanche des anges... all very decent, and served cold. It's nice they offer half-pints so it's easy to try different beers. The food menu is pretty large, and I was a bit skeptical of the quality. We ordered a poutine with duck, and the Quebecoise tagine. The poutine was on the saltier side, but hit the spot. The tagine was a bit of a surprise... I was expecting something small, but it was a large portion cooked and served in a tagine! It was with lamb, root vegetables and couscous - super comforting for a cold night. We had to take about half the food to go, as the portions were quite large. A decent spot for dinner if you are in the area!

I was self-isolating up north a few weeks ago and I was able to eat only thanks to Petits Oignons'…read morepick-up service, which they offered at a time when most stores were not. They have a small store on their farm in Brebeuf but this review is for their general store located along the 117, slightly north of St-Jovite and the big grocery stores. I love their emphasis on local and organic produce. In addition to selling vegetables from their own farm, they partner with multiple producers in the region, so I can always find fresh eggs or chicken that was raised in the next town over. They also try to be as zero-waste as possible, offering flours, nuts, coffee, etc in bulk, which is not easy to find in this area. The pick-up concept is simple- you make a list of items you need and someone does your groceries while you're on the phone with them. I was really grateful because one of the employees spent over 10 minutes on the phone with me and made a lot of suggestions when something was missing. It's a small store but they have everything you may need, from fruits & vegetables, frozen meats, dairy products to shampoo bars and cleaning products. The pick-up service is free but delivery costs $15 and they only deliver within a 15m radius. My order was ready within a few hours and I picked it up on their porch. It was safe and it felt nice to know that my parsnip didn't travel a billion km before ending up in my basket.