Someone made a big deal about coming here... I don't get it. It's a pretty basic cheese shop -…read morepopulated w Oka products that I can get at the grocery store. It also has a nice selection of cheese accompaniments: jams, confits spreads, etc. But, again, I can get this at any gourmet food store in Montreal. The is not meant to say that this is a bad place - it is not. I just don't think it's a place that's worth visiting unless you do something else nearby (e.g., apple picking). Another thing to not: the store does NOT have a great selection of bread. So if you're coming from the city and coming here to get the ingredients for a nice bread and cheese lunch - bring some good bread from Montreal.

Lots of food for a picnic. Cheese, chocolate, bread, beer, and wine available from the local…read moreMonastery.

The bread smell as you go in is AMAZING ! And not only that, they make chocolates. An amazing…read moreselection and so good. There's also a wide variety of local products. You can also get ready to eat meals. They offer a eat in section. They also have a museum on the chocolate. The service is awesome. Top notch and they will take there time to explain and tell you about what they offer. We loved it ! So if your going from Ottawa to Montreal. Take exit 17 and head for Salaberry de Valleyfield and drop by at La Petite Grange !

Everything item in this store is local. All the prepared dishes are freshly made. The boutique is…read morefull services from a bakery, to a fromagerie, to a chocolatier to a café to a grocery store. It is a huge place. The staff is very amiable and helpful. We went in the morning, we asked for a breakfast sandwich with eggs and latte. The sandwich was so good; the secret ingredient caramelized onions. Plus I got a chocolate box that my friend highly recommended. They are succulent that you feel heavenly. The prices are steep, but know it is all local; everything was handpicked, so it's understandable.

A great place to pick up a variety of cheeses and cold cuts. There is also a wide variety of…read moresausages made in-house (free of preservatives, msg, and all that other nasty stuff). They also have sauerkraut, gherkins, and a bunch of other little sides. You can stop in and order sausage sandwiches (on a little baguette) topped with your choice of cheese, mustards, sauerkraut, pickles and hot peppers. You can eat there (two small tables) or take it out. There's a selection of german style beer - both imported and from local microbreweries. Five sausage sandwiches and 2 beers came to around $35.

I used to work there like almost 6 years ago now and there's still some people that are working…read morethere. The Manager and another employee there are really knowledgable and have a really friendly, yet professional approach with their clients. It's clean and I do mention that factor because somehow, we're dealing with cheese, and when you're dealing with food, there's no notions «too clean». CHEESE IN THE WEST ISLAND ; How Much Does it cost? The great aspect with this Cheese place is that there's not a lot of good place in the West Island! Without hesitation, it's the best place in the West Island. I try to go as much as my budget and event comes but cheese is expensive. You can try the cheeses, but in order to do some purchases without spending too much, let's just say that your average amount of cheese for a Fondue or Raclette is 200-250 g per person. 100gr average cost? 3-6$. So please, when you announce the important factor: How many people, is it a main dish, how much is your budget? Is that budget tight? ENOUGH OF THAT! Now the reason I like this place his also because they have fine local product, local liquor, cider and mead. Approximatively 100-120 kinds of cheese, and also great selection of supprisingly good Fair Trade Coffee. It'S quite a big place and a central place in the Marché de L'Ouest, but at the end of the day, you're still going to like all the great local et fine product import. Small list in cheese? Gruyere de Grotte Brie de Meau Osso Iranty Etorki Great goat selection. Mozzarella di Buffala (yup kind of like Bocanccinis with creamier and buffalo milk! So great!) Hmm so much more pops in my mind! LOCAL PRODUCTS Now people might not know that from the Province of Quebec but our cheese are freaking great, REALLY competitive with international market! Take care, enjoy your trip there!

This place offers a range of cheese as the name implies, along with some local Quebec products such…read moreas sauces, spices, beer, and snacks. They carry the St-Albert's line of cheeses, including fresh curds, bars of their mild to extra old cheddars and smoked gouda. I'm glad to find St-Albert's here without having to go to Ontario anymore, but was hoping to find a better selection of Quebec curd cheese as well. Fromagerie Mirabel has less selection compared to other specialty cheese stores I've found in the Montreal area, such as "Fromagerie des nations". To be honest, even some of the nicer IGA or Provigo supermarkets carry a wider selection of cheeses. Go if you want fresh St-Albert's cheese, otherwise this shop might be disappointing, especially if you drove out of the way to visit.

Hundreds of cheeses of difren places around the world. Thay also make there own cheese,one of the…read morebest iv eaten. Lokal beers and meats as well. Service is verry good. Plenty of parking. Prices verry on what cheeses you want. Persanaly I rather do a 30min drive to go there then at the grocery store for the quality of what thay have.

Nice variety of food products in the edge of the market. Mostly items for charcuterie but also…read morelocal coffee and chocolates. Kind service. Average prices compared to other shops.

As soon as you walk in you smell cheesy goodness! Lots of great options of cheese and foodstuffs to…read morepair with cheese. Bring your own bag to hold your groceries. Checkout is easy & quick.

This place is amazing…read more The beer cheese is my favorite, and the brie was solid. Others in the group liked their swisslike cheese and softer one with some vegetable ash that was a bit ripe for my taste. Being direct to customers it's around the same price as super market cheese and WAY better. Worth going out of your way on the way back from MTL if you're in upstate NY. The olive bread in stock is really well done and even the sparkling juice was really tasty. We got an apple blend (grapefruit I'm tempted to say?) and it was a delicious treat for the ride back.

This cute little fromagerie has great cheese and condiments. We enjoyed sampling a few of the…read morecheeses and purchased our favorites along with crackers, coffee, and a few sweets. The coffee is made using Nespresso pods and the selection of cold beverages includes juice, soda water, and standard cold drinks. There are a couple of small tables to sit inside and enjoy the atmosphere!

Safe choice, easy in and out for a craft beer and a slice of cheese…read more It can get pricy, because it's alcohol and hand portion cheese. The thing I liked was that since it's mostly all from around the province. It makes us consider going to the brewery if the beer was good. But I think it was it's limitation for me. My BF was hesitating between 2 beer and I told him, take option 2, option 1 is from the ruisseau noir in Terrebonne, we could go directly. Going on site to enjoy the product for me is part of the fun. So that's why I can't fully go 5 stars. But I can understand the need and that's why I can't knock it. Ask the staff for recommendations, they know their stuff.

How I wish we could have cheese and beer stores where I'm from. Got coffee, fondue, cheese, beer,…read morewine, cider and grilled cheese sandwiches to go!

Their homemade meals are amazing, pâté chinois and salmon pie are the best. Large selection of…read morelocal fruit and vegetables and artisanal products too.