Looks a bit like Canada's smaller answer to Whole Foods. Really nice in here with a lot to choose…read morefrom. Le Bouddha d'Cuisine is also located inside here, and it's a great place to grab a biodegradable plastic box lunch. They have all the vegan and vegetarian staples. Most of the stuff, if not everything, is certified organic. Make sure to park in the lot for Marché Public 440 for this place. There will be a huge sign for it, but the store itself is a little more hidden.

Great service. Everything you may need in organic prime quality food. Very convenient as it is…read moresituated near exit 25 (Saint Charles ave.) on A-15 North

Great spot for veggie or bio food. They have help staff. The second floor is for supplements and…read morespecialty goods. There is a diner in the store. Not part of a chain. Fresh pastries and baked goods. Local meats and seasonal veggies. Glad they're close.

If you are looking for a full service natural foods store this should be on your List…read more They have HUGE section of organic produce, all kinds of healthier choice frozen and packaged foods, and anything organic you could possibly want, this is the place. They also have a beauty section and a full service cafe that is PACKED at lunchtime.. they've got gelato espresso, Tea. You will not be disappointed. If you come here. It is an amazing grocery store..

J'aime beaucoup ce magasin. Il est toujours propre, et les fruits et légumes sont de très bonne…read morequalité. J'y vais souvent avec ma fille de deux ans, et elle adore Suzanne, la caissière. Elle est toujours si accueillante et courtoise. Ma petite parle souvent d'elle et du fait qu'elle lui donne toujours un autocollant -- ça lui fait tellement plaisir ! Ce sont ces petites attentions qui font toute la différence.

I've never had better service at a health store. The staff was extremely knowledgeable and they…read moreeven had a naturopath on staff to answer your health questions. You can find natural products (bamboo toothbrush, chemical free toothpaste, body lotions, soaps) as well as unique stone jewelry, incense, essential oils, you get the picture. The naturopath was helpful in finding supplements for my needs. Another employee was a pleasure to chat with and she guided me through the entire store as I went on a mini shopping spree! If you enjoy a personalized, informative non pushy shopping experience definitely check this place out. Great for gifts too. They have mini incense variety packages and cute stones etc. They will help you find something that suits the person you are buying for. They also have an in store loyalty program. TIP: 10% off first Friday of the month

I have been going to this store that sells health supplements, Ki Nature et Santé for years and…read moreyears. There are two stores; one on St Denis and one in Pointe Claire. The proprietor is Peruvian born Juan Wong. He studied pharmaceutical studies and graduated as a pharmacist. You can buy supplements anywhere but at 'Ki' there are naturopaths and Mr. Wong, himself who are available to advise you on lifestyle changes and which supplements can be effective, taking into consideration the medical condition of the client...and even what medications the person takes. Several years ago I was plagued with very itchy hives (urticaria) that would not go away. They had become progressively worse over the years, at that point erupting constantly. My quality of life was compromised. I visited two dermatologists and an allergy doctor who prescribed antihistamines...for life. The side effects were debilitating. After 8 months on the drugs, I went to see Mr. Wong at Ki Nature et Santé and the first thing he said was to stop eating all carbs (no bread, no sugar, no pasta or cereal etc.., not even fruit). and to eat protein and plenty of vegetables. I did as he said and two days later I was off the antihistamines...and the hives did not return! After a week, I decided to reintroduce a bit of bread and the hives started to return. I stopped all carbs again and they went away. I was only able to slowly reintroduce carbs after a month. To this day, hives will only start to return if I overdo the carbohydrates. It was Mr. Wong who explained that carbs increase inflammation in the body. And as we know, inflammation is at the base of so many diseases. I sent an acquaintance, someone newly arrived in Canada who was hit suddenly with a severe case of lupus, to see Mr. Wong at Ki in Pointe Claire. When I see the wife of this person, she cannot say enough about the help her husband received from Mr. Wong. Mr. Wong also keeps on top of the latest medical research and studies. He has helped many of my friends and family members with a variety of conditions. I thank him and his team at Ki for years of invaluable advice and recommendations.

We shopped there a couple times while visiting Montreal…read more It's a high-end supermarket chain similar to Whole Foods in the U.S. It's not inexpensive. Most of the products are organic, some vegan, and healthy foods that have minimal additives. For example, they don't carry carbonated soda. They have a Deli section, as you first walk in on the right, with some premade sandwiches, that look very good, a coffee bar, gelato. There's an indoor dining area and an outdoor dining area. They have vegetables, fruits, groceries, and some non-food items. Teas, some snacks, canned/bottled foods. The staff is bilingual; that comes in handy when you're French is on a junior high school level, and hasn't been used in decades. =)

This organic store reminds me of a smaller version of Whole Foods…read more Their Asian food aisle looks like an after thought. A couple of their gelato molds look nice to start. Didn't find any snacks or cold coffees that we were looking for

Don't know what to do with the other 9 bottles since this stuff worked better than I expected. I…read moredrank 2 of them throughout the first day, and that was all it took to recolonize & get my insides back to normal. Though I probably didn't need it, I had another bottle the next day, just because. Had I known the efficacy of this stuff, I would've bought a few individual bottles instead of the 12-pack. At least I have plenty on-hand in case my system decides to get cray again before whenever the drinks expire next year.

Saw this at the gluten free expo this year. One of the few Canadian based products. I've tasted…read moremany probiotic drinks, many of which tastes the same which is good but it was the semi local aspect that made me appreciate this. Strawberry was the best flavour. Very friendly people at the booth.

Last time I go to st Sauveur Rachel Bery The cashiers kept…read moreinsisting that they were not required to pack my bags after paying for my purchases at the cash. I spoke to manager who said that they should but they always refuse! Any other store has gotten au courant with the fact that we are post pandemic and customers packing there own is a thing of the past. I can find anything they sell cheaper at higher end health food stores or grocery stores anywhere! I'm done shopping and argueing with the older blond cashiers about how they don't pack your groceries especially when they stand there with no lineups-just simply lazy.

First of all, whoever added the business hours is incorrect because they're not closed on…read moreWednesdays. Location: St-Sauveur village. They have parking so you don't need to worry about it. Bring your own bags or pay the associated fee at check-out, for a plastic bag. They recently moved from their previous location (where the outlets are) to this place and it's a much better spot. First, it's bigger and therefore less cramped than their previous location. Secondly, in addition to having a wider selection of items, they also have a to-go counter with a few prepared meals. You can either take them to go, or eat there - they've got a nice little spot tucked away in a corner and in summer, you can eat outside. Stuff: They have a great selection of vegetables, sprouts, dairy (or no-dairy) products, meats, vitamins, supplements, teas, dried goods etc. Aside from TAU, they're the only other organic store that sells Pukka tea, so that's a big plus for me. You can pretty much find what you're looking for, if you want to stick to organic and/or healthy products. Price: It really depends. For certain items, you may find that they are cheaper than your regular grocery store (i.e. Go Go Quinoa cookies are $4.19 here, but $6.99 at Metro), but in other cases, you will find that they're more expensive. And still, in other cases, they're on par with other stores (i.e. That Pukka tea is the same price at TAU). Side note: Rachelle-Bery was purchased by IGA a while ago, and rumor has it that they `have`to carry certain products and brands, which I assume lends to the higher price of certain items. Bonus: On-sight Naturopaths that you can consult for whatever ails you. They can usually make some good recommendations or advise you on where to go/who to consult if they can't. These guys also have locations on the island of Montreal.

Small shop with a nice array of European/French grocery products. Ideal place to find a unique item…read moreand perfect for gifts. Great for fine foods, treats, teas, sauces and even beauty/cleaning items that you won't find elsewhere. I was particularly interested in the French skincare care brands such as Le Petit Marseillais and Dop which are normally very hard to find in Canada. They had a decent selection of soaps and bodywashes priced fairly compared to the original prices in Europe. If you are not familiar with the brands, you may still be impressed by the goods - we ended up purchasing some specialty sodas and unique potato chips along with other snacks. Excellent and friendly service from the staff. Wish the selection was bigger and some things more affordable, I noticed they had a section of discounted goods that were close to or past their best before date therefore I think this shop doesn't get enough customers or may not sell enough products.