From the owner: L'Épicerie futée offre des produits biologiques, écologiques, éthiques, naturels, sans OGM…read more Vous trouverez une grande variété de produits à L'Épicerie futée. Fruits & légumes bios et/ou locaux, viandes du Québec, produits laitiers, plats cuisinés, produits en VRAC (zéro déchets).

This place is geared more toward fresh or frozen take out meals, however, they do have a couple of…read moretables if you want to have a seat and enjoy your meal. I would definitely recommend trying one of their bowls, my favourite is the Umami with sobe noodles, but their turkey panini was really tasty as well. They have a wide selection of frozen meals as well as local wine, beer, coffee and tea. There is a lot to look at while you wait for your meal. The only downside is that you must pay in advance so you need to plan on whether you will like a coffee or dessert after your meal before you start eating. The ladies that work there are very nice and work hard to keep up to the orders, however, during peak hours there might be a bit of a wait. The ingredients they use are fresh and usually local, all around a nice little stop to make on your way through sutton.

I was lucky enough to discover this place in December. I bought a frozen, stuffed, boneless turkey…read morebreast for Christmas and it was delicious. All I had to do was pop it in the oven and voila. It disappeared. Today I went back and got a frozen veggie moussaka to go. Easy and delicious. I will definitely be going back. Keep up the great work ladies!

Rail City is not a Walmart; it's a distinctive store dedicated to providing good, healthy, and…read morelocally sourced food, including bulk options for shoppers seeking value and quality. On the opposite side of the store, you'll find an impressive selection of local and Vermont-made products, creative work from regional designers, and exclusive items you simply won't see at Walmart. During a recent visit, I noticed two small carts positioned near the front door, highlighting the store's thoughtful attention to customer convenience. The owner and cashiers are warm and welcoming to everyone, whether you're from the area or visiting from out of town. Unfortunately, some reviews misinterpret what Rail City offers. It is not a Walmart--rather, it is a one-of-a-kind Vermont store that proudly supports local products and extends genuine friendliness to all who enter. I highly recommend visiting Rail City for a truly unique and delightful shopping experience

All items are priced out by double $2.99 is the price for a Macro Bar at Target. $4.09 for the…read moreMacro Bar at Rail City Market. The Vanilla bottle is $21 but if you go to Walmart or Target you will see the same bottle priced at $14. If you are someone looking to save money instead of waste it you would not be shopping here. They used to have a small cart by the front but the manager started to hide the cart in the back since coming in with my son who is brown. I assume they think he will steal just based on the way he looks.

This is the most amazing grocery store I have ever been to. We are from the Boston area, and this…read moreplace makes Whole Foods laughable--both in terms of selection and price. We call it "Whole Foods on crack" because it's next level with the speciality imports, gluten free/vegan offerings, organic items, and generally cool, local stuff. It's also not as expensive as you might think. I find the layout and organization extremely confusing. We have been several times, and I still somehow cannot get through the store in a timely, efficient manner. The aisles are windy and labyrinth-esque. I remember reading reviews for this before we went for the first time and rolling my eyes, but I get it now -- not a HUGE deal, but takes away from the shopping experience just a smidge. That said, I'm obsessed with this place and we go ALL the time now to stock up on things we can't get anywhere else.

Luckily for most Shoppers in Chittenden County there are other options like Jake's One Market…read moreCommodities in Winooski the co-op in Burlington in both ends to get Vermont based products because the store is overpriced the staffer pretentious and when you complain or try to point out your bad experiences the people that own the place try to go out of their way to have your opinions muted or silence unfortunately for them that's not going to happen horrible experience would not recommend ever shopping there

fresh produce that you can really feel good about eating:) My favorite are the berries and plant…read moremilks.

I can't believe I haven't given them a 5 star sooner because when I lived here i would do all my…read moreshopping here & always had great experiences. I came back into town for a few days and stopped by to get some food for my trip and noticed they had a cafe serving sammie's and smoothies and had to try one. They were all dedicated GF which was so amazing since I have celiac disease and it's really hard to find good freshly prepared food without risking cross contact & getting sick. I got the avocado toast sandwich and it was AMAZING! Also grabbed a matcha latte & pumpkin pie on my way out which both hit the spot. Hailey the owner (I hope i spelled that correctly) was the sweetest and I had a great conversation with her about nutrition. The co-op itself has so many gluten free, vegan, organic and locally sourced food options to buy in bulk or by the package. I love the environment they create here and the workers are always so friendly and helpful. They also have a section of pre-made food (most of which is vegan) and it all looks freshly made and delightful! The co-op is definitely one of the only places around here that i miss on the daily basis :,) Definitely recommend stopping by!

Stopped by quickly to grab drinks and snacks. Great selection and prices as expected. Staff is…read morereally friendly too!

The precautions the CO-op is taking have made me feel safe to shop there throughout this pandemic…read more... the friendly professional staff remains masked and distanced all while being helpful. The newly arranged floor plan allows for a more fluid shopping experience.

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.