Lovely Polish charcuterie and bakery! This time I only got their traditional prune-filled donuts,…read morewhich were to die for. I've had those donuts on numerous occasions and frankly the ones at Warta were the most fresh and delicious ones I've had. I have previously gotten other pastries and charcuterie here and have always been pleased with this place! Also, staff is very friendly and helpful.

Clean and fresh store, no obscene or bad fishy smell inside :)…read moreVery polite and kind asian staff that speak english and french very comfortably, and very helpful when she noticed that we were interested in something specific and gave us advice on how to use some of their ingredients and products, which honestly, wow. I've visited other asian grocery stores, and usually they're so shy or aren't comfortable with the language that they avoid all questions, so coming here as my first time was a real eye opener and such a breath of fresh air :) Because a lot of these things don't come with an english translation on the back lol At the time I came, they didn't accept credit cards, only cash and debit, however I do hope that in the future they gain enough business to make it worth setting up their credit card proccessor. They didn't offer plastic bags though, only a nice quality logo'd shoping bag you buy for an extra dollar, which was fine for me, as least it's sturdy and I get to reuse it. This store is very small though, they don't have any fresh fruits or veggies, just dried things that last long, we well as a few frozen items and cooking pots. Though they do have all the dried essentials, as well as spices. I did find a good salty bean paste too. They did have many interesting ingredients as well, things I haven't seen before like dried bamboo fungus, which I consider to be a type of long white mushroom. I had originally wanted to go to the other asian grocery store which was huge, but it ended up being out of my way so I didn't have time to go, and happen to had found this place by accident, and honestly, I am really happy to know it's here now :)

Very best place to make you feel you're in Switzerland. The cooked ham and air dried beef (viande…read moredes grisons) are to die for. Fantastic choice of sausages and a good variety of Swiss products.

The food is fantastic and the staff answered all my questions. I'll definitely be a repeat customerread more

Euromix my newfound European Gem!…read more I walked in and instantly reminisced my early childhood memories with my grandma shopping for some delicious delicatessen. Most of The food here is imported from Europe and traditional baked goods are found fresh on the daily. The shop is authentic and screams delicious all throughout the store. As you walk in, you are taken into the groceries fresh deli products and the lady greeted us at the start. Fresh smoked/ dried pork delights waiting to be grabbed. We asked to try and they gladly gave us a sample after we tried it we did not hesitate to purchase a large amount. They had anything you can think of fine selection of pork, beef, cheese and fish .. lots of smoked goods mmzzsm smoked salmon fillets, russian black bread , caviar, Cabbage rolls ( Golubsti) , pickled or marinate cabbage galore ( kapusta kapchonaya) dairy products and russian Chocolates. The price tag is a little high but it's imported so you pay more for the good stuff not too much more it's standard pricing for a delicatessen. They even had Pickled barrels of Pickles and green unripe tomatoes to chose from it's rare to find these now a days as everything is in a can or a jar so was pretty appreciative that they kept it served fresh this way from a barrelled jar, There's plenty of interesting and delicious sweets and dry goods imported as well. First time here and I'm happy I discovered it without My mom or grandma so now I can bring them here and help them reminisce with me as well! Wonderful place and wonderful service will definitely be back here again!!

This review is strictly about the baklava, no other explorations into the aisles were made, and no…read moreother food was tasted. I chose this place to be apart of my Baklava Taste Test because of different forums online, and suggestions made by locals. Many have said that they have some of the best in Montreal. Taste-wise it made do for a typical baklava craving, the pieces were also quite big. I found the baklava to be of standard goodness, and definitely I would come back when I need a reliable source. The only thing was (and I am not sure if this was due to a misunderstanding or not) when I got home, I had discovered 4 other desserts were also placed in the box that I did not ask for, which made sense when I discovered it, why it was so expensive for what I ordered. Nonetheless, the cashier and check out staff were extremely pleasant, and it's nice to see them smile, and chat with you while efficiently helping you manoeuver out of the store!

DO NOT GO TO THIS LOCATION...go to the other Akhavan, the manager is horrifying!!! I wish I could…read moregive this place a 0, but it's not possible here. Although my review is for customer service, it doesn't just reflect that (the food is expired and dated). Our family was visiting Montreal for the weekend to see the sites and had been told by friends to visit Akhavan supermarket while we were there. We're from Iran, so it's always a treat to see other Iranian establishments in Canada. We made the mistake of going to this location for for some kabob...instead of the other one (we traveled for over an hour to get there). There is a rule at the store (which we were unaware of and did not notice the sign) that if you purchase your items, you leave what you've purchased at the front of the store and if you wish to do more shopping, you may then go back in. We didn't know this. After waiting for about an hour for our food to be made (we wandered the store while waiting...this is not an Iranian grocery store...it's the Afghani version), we finally got our order and my mom and her friend went to pay. Once they paid, they decided they also wanted to purchase more items at the store. I noticed a commotion near the back of the store where what I soon realised was the manager yelling at my mother and her friend to get out of the store and doesn't she know the rules of the store. My friends and I were shocked and I asked my mother what happened. She told me the manager, in broken Persian (because he is Afghani) was yelling at her to get out of the store and treating them like theives, because they had not realised to put what they had purchased at the front of the store. I got very angry and marched back into the store and asked to speak with the manager. I was told the man who I had seen yelling was the manager. I asked him how could he speak to a customer like that, he could have easily mentioned to them of the store rules and the issue would have been done. He yelled at me, "Those are the store rules!" I told him, even if they are, there is no reason to have been so rude and disrespectful. They had a receipt and could have easily proven that they had bought every item in their bag...he yelled "I don't care!" And then like a coward that he was, decided to walk away without any other word or apology! This man thought he was still in the middle east where rude behavior like this from a man to a women can be tolerated. He knew he made a huge mistake and I clearly told him, this isn't Iran, or wherever he is from. Here in Canada, we respect customers and don't tolerate disgusting behaviour like the one he showed towards women (ie. my mom, her friend and myself). A few of his staff even let me know that this behaviour from him isn't isolated and that he has driven his staff and past customers crazy. I won't allow his disgusting behaviour to ruin the name of the other Akhavan store, however which we did go to and they were wonderful. Shame on this manager and whoever continues to agree with his sexist behaviour.

This boulangerie has the best baguette that I've ever had in Montreal, and therefor North America…read more The boulangerie/patisserie is owned by a couple from France so you're getting authentically prepared goods from people who really know what they're doing. The campgnette may be even better than their baguette and my other favourites include: their pizza (yes the french make an excellent pizza) and meringues. I've yet to try anything that hasn't been terrific. If you're out in the West Island it is definitely worth the trip over to Ile Bizard to enjoy the tasty treats this place has to offer.

Best baguette you've ever had in the city, I bet you anything. When I have friends or family over,…read moretheir heads explode. It's by far superior to anything you've had. The croissants are impeccable.Owned by a couple, very good people. Much respect for the hard work and products the offer. If you happen to be here, stop here, it's an order. You'll thank me.

Best pasta place in the west island, if not Montreal! Family owned and run, the nonna family work…read moreto make the perfect old fashion southern Italian meal. Reminds one of their nonna's cooking. The spicy meat sauce is the best