If you are like me, looking for multicultural food ingredients under one roof, then you should…read morevisit Habibi Fruits which just recently opened its doors on Rue Sherbrooke East between Taillon and Aubry. You will find more than just fruits and vegetables, and guaranteed that you will find a fair share of diverse wellness ingredients which will appeal to all shoppers. With products originating not only locally, but from other countries including South America, this sends a clear signal of an attempt to elevate the shopping experience to attract more diverse consumers. I find prices to be very competitive and products well organized. The aisles between the shelves are wide enough to allow for two way traffic. This place adds an element of freshness that was greatly missing in this neighbourhood. The owners are super friendly, with customer service in mind, second to none. They will even take customers suggestions and implement if this makes business sense. Plenty of free parking and other shops like Jean Coutu nearby that will make your grocery shopping convenient and more than just filling up your fridge. They are open everyday from 8am to 8pm, except on weekends from 8am to 6pm. What more could you ask for?

I've been coming here since CQCB opened. Initially they started out as a fruit and vegetable store…read morewith specialty items, spices, a Premiere Moisson bakery/cheese shop. Then a couple of years ago they added an extension and added fresh meats, seafood and prepared meals. Prices of the fruit and veg are a bit more expensive but I believe their quality and freshness to be a bit higher than your Metro, Super C, Maxi etc. Also it's nice to come into a smaller store to be able to get in and out of quickly (with some staple items) and typically not the longer lineups. I have found that their meat and seafood are very expensively priced (we go to Costco)! The place to me is the perfect size of corner grocery stores (from an era in which there were local supermarkets). Now the majority of the supermarkets are so big and you don't need half of the items they have. Although price is a tad higher I don't mind paying for it for produce. For meat however this is a different ballgame.

This is the main fruit and vegetable store in Terrebonne. Usually their pricing on Fruit and Veg…read moreis cheaper than the chain grocery stores of IGA, Metro, Super C and Maxi. Freshness of vegetables has to be somewhat questioned at times. I'm somewhat selective of what I purchase here as many of the strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and other exotic fruit don't last as long and are not as fresh. Also looking at their peppers (both green and red). They are not as cosmetically nice but this does not concern me as when you chop them up they taste the same! What's great about this place: - pricing of limes and lemons is rock bottom! -pricing of peppers (green and red) are the cheapest you can find. - selection of apples and oranges are okay but you need to test for freshness. - very good place to come for your other staples (broccoli, salad, onions, potatoes). Freshness is relatively the same as chain stores but cheaper. Overall you need to watch for freshness carefully. The good thing is it's popular and they go through volume! Mostly cheaper than the chains and selection and service is always courteous and friendly! Selection of some hard to find items such as oyster mushrooms, fresh herbs and different hot peppers plus some selection of fruit is quite good!

Food ok. Their Covid precautions are minimal and the staff ate clearly not understanding the risk…read more No masks, eating at the cash and coughing into their hand are what I saw. Sorry to say Today will be my last visit.

Meilleur fruiterie de cartier, j'y vais depuis que j'ai déménagé dans le coins il y a trois ans…read more Rapport, qualité, prix, they have it all!

Produce was well presented, and definitely above average. The other 1/3 of the store held the…read morebasics of what you need for your first night in your Airbnb.

Fruits and vegetables look good but last two days maximum great variety. However, if you want to…read morebuy in bulk, you better freeze it right away otherwise although it looks amazing it goes bad immediately.

Today I bought a box of mangoes at Sami fruit, they looked good but when I opened the first one it…read morewas black inside. I tried the second and the third but they are all inedible. All black inside. I am so disappointed in this Sami fruit who sells bad inedible fruits and scam people

Ok so it was really by fluke that we found this farm while driving through harwood street .. we…read morewere on our way to visit friends and decided to pull over to check this farm out.. they were closed on our first attempt grrr... not fun i mean it be nice to be open later during the summer season We finally attempted our second visit and boy we were glad to discover fresh local fruits & veggies! The prices are like half the amount they charge at grocery stores Food: vegetables : Tons of Fresh cucumbers, lettuce , radishes eggplants, broccoli tons and tons of variety veggies for real decent prices ! 75cents for a large cucumber the shallots were like 50cents for 2 bunches it was amazing.. Fruits & other stuff: I find theyre a little bit overpriced and its possible they don't grow it at their farm but everything seemed very fresh The have a whole lot of plants and gardening stuff outside as well. Service: Was a bit rude and the cashiers didn't seem like they wanted to be there .. they were very hostile :/ However, their products are great quality at very competitive prices so it's definitely worth the drive if you're in the area if you don't mind being serviced by rude cashiers lol

From the owner: Centre jardin et Fruiterie Garden center and fruit and…read morevegetable market

A tiny, adorable and very inviting fruit shop on a huge…read moresidewalk stretch of Beaubien. The selection is not gigantic and it's not the kind of place to linger about, I like the overall effect for me since I just buy a couple of items and go, rather than lounging and buying everything left and right. The service is super friendly and always with a smile Always worth a stop when passing by.

There are a couple small fruiteries and grocery stores in this area but this is by far the best. No…read morecrazy price markups, the prices here are all fair. The veggies and fruit are always in great shape, no hidden half rotten ones in the packages. The tiny shop is stacked with all kinds of treasures, delicious pesto, oils, teas, chocolates, pastas. The best thing about this shop though is the owners and staff. They are so warm and friendly, they pop their heads around the corner to see if you need help finding things, they wave when you walk by, and they are always outside making their fruit displays shine. Super happy to have them in the neighbourhood!

Such a cute little farm! Filled with history, charming little fruit/veggie stand (they had…read morestrawberries in season!), own bakery and cafe and playground. There are goats and chickens to watch and feed. Great way to spend an hour or two.

Lovely u-pick farm to visit just 30 min from Montreal city center. They offer strawberries,…read moreblueberries, corn and flower picking. It's recommended to reserve your picking spots online because they need to control the volume of pickers. As for the dates, you can always call to move them if needed. We were 2 adults so the minimum was one 3L basket for $22. If you purchase the flower picking online, you can get 10% off if you've already purchased another picking activity. It's a lively location with a playground for kids, tractors for photo ops, shaded picnic tables, a market selling their farm products like corn, berries, tomatoes, baked goods, sauces, etc. Nothing quite like ice cream, gelato, slushies, or sundae topped with farm blueberries or strawberries on a hot day. There's parking for up to 20 min that is close to the market. Fun place for friends and family to hang out!