Here's my nightmare experience at Raffi Garage: I brought my…read morecar in on Oct. 8 to have the bumper replaced and the moment I started the car when I was leaving after the repair, it sounded unusually loud. I should've gone back right away but I continued on because I had lots to do and I told myself that maybe I'd just forgotten what it sounded like, not having driven it for a few days while it was in the shop. I had the car washed, brought it home and didn't drive it for a week. I started up the car today(a week later)and realized that it's definitely loud - not normal. I went back to Raffi's & he came outside and told me to start the car. The moment I started the car to let him hear for himself, he pointed to a part of the car near the front and said "it's the catalytic converter. Come inside. I'll jack it up and show you." When it was jacked up he pointed to a hole in what he called the 'catalytic converter'. It was perfectly fine when I brought it in and there suddenly being a hole in it when I left led me to believe that someone there tampered with it. As well, I had told them when I brought in the car that I wanted to sell it and asked if they were interested in buying it. So It's also possible that they did something in order to offer a lowball price. When I told him that it didn't seem plausible that it happened that way, that it would suddenly have a hole in it, and I didn't understand why there wasn't even a gradual increase in noise, just a new noise only when it came out of their garage, Raffi asked in a sarcastic tone "OK, so how do you think it happened?" I replied "it's possible that somebody here tampered with it in order to have me come back and do an expensive repair". I never got to finish my sentence though because he started yelling very loudly and aggressively about how insulted he was and that I should just get out and he just kept on and on, "How dare you..." etc.... At this point, someone else who works there said "I was there when you left and I didn't hear anything." First of all he wasn't standing near the car when I drove off and in any case he was clearly lying because 10 minutes later, he comes up with "I heard that noise when you came in - it was already like that!" Those contradictory statements alone show that he, for one, was lying. Everyone I've told about this agrees that things don't add up. In the meantime I'm bringing the car to be evaluated. I'm getting ready for an expensive move across the country and was trying to get the car into good shape to sell in order to raise some money. They've certainly ruined that for me. UPDATE: I brought my car to the dealership and they told me that my catalytic converter is fine, that it's the flex pipe that had a hole in it. This is a much less expensive fix. They even took a photo for me which I have. I asked their mechanics how likely it is for this to happen suddenly and they said it would NOT happen suddenly. The upshot is that Raffi's employee lied to me, first about not hearing the noise when I left, and then about hearing the noise when I first came in(implying that it was an existing problem - guess he couldn't make up his mind!), Raffi told me I needed a much more expensive part and repair job which were absolutely unnecessary, and the worst part is that two experts told me that this wouldn't have happened suddenly, at least not unless it was 'man-made'. Now on top of the stress and expense of a cross-country move, I have additional stress and expense from having brought my car to the wrong people. I filed a complaint with the Office de la Protection du Consommateur and I'm looking into what other recourse I have.

This is not the first time I went to Raffi car service. They are located about 20-30 min from my…read morehouse and there are much closer places for me to service my car BUT I still go there since they are fair, give great service and dont give you the feeling you are being hassled. I have an extremely old car, other places offered a lot of treatments, Raffi was very honest about my car he told me what needs to be done and why I should not invest almost any money in the car (its gonna die soon as he said). The last time I came he checked the car and didnt even charge me (you have an old car you will need the money). Its hard to find an honest car expert, I found Raffi !

It's just a gas station, but just useful to know there is a car wash and it's a pretty large corner…read morelot, which helps a lot for parking and navigating. Also up to date pumps and high traffic area helps things moving

Good convenience store in the gas station, has a Tim hortons and an Rbc ATM which makes it…read moreconvenient for us royal bankers. Has parking in the back which makes it easy to get your milk quickly.

You would think that it would be difficult to write a review about a gas station but 5 stars for…read morethis one is a no brainer. This is a small gas station with great employees/owners. I live two minutes from here and although the gas may be 1-2 cents more expensive here than elsewhere, I won't fill up anywhere else. I got into my first car accident last year and they gave me great advice and calmed me down in a way that goes beyond their job as a gas station/garage employee. They are super friendly and offer a lot of flexibility for tire changes. I'll admit, I don't know the first thing about cars. They took the time to explain things to me in a way that I could (kinda) undestand. Great family-owned place.

I don't know if this is the only Costco in Montreal, but the parking lot was pure madness and…read moreinside was super busy. We came as a side trip while sightseeing in Montreal, it was a bit far out with using only public transportation. So I would recommend only coming if you have an extra 3 hours or so. Since we still have to visit Toronto on our trip, it did made me sad I cannot bring home the cured cheese, Schwartz's Smoked Meat, or the Fairmount bagels. We did got to taste the poutine and the cheese pizza at the food court. Something with the crust and the cheese but the slice definitely tastes better than the ones in LA!

So far, this is the first Costco I've gone to outside of the US and it is pretty much what you'd…read moreexpect. Similar selection, a lot of the Kirkland brands stuff gets imported and they also stock some Canadian brands in bulk as well. Goods are a bit more expensive in Canada overall, and taxes are higher than down south, so it's nice to have Costco as an option to spend a little less. Also, the gas is the cheapest in Montreal.

Lots of pumps. Small convenience store and clean bathrooms. Employee were very nice and…read moreprofessional one of the nicer Esso in Montreal area.

This Esso has gas pumps and a Marché express for food / snack and a Tim Hortons counter inside. It…read morealso has an air station for filling your tires and you can exchange propane tanks. It's a bit hard to get to from Sherbrooke sometimes due to traffic when coming from the opposite direction but otherwise it's like any other standard Esso station...

This one's great ! They come and pump for you which is awesome ! I love that the guy is super…read morefriendly and loves to do his job