This is the only place for a few years now that I get my honey. It comes in various sizes and I…read morenormally pick it up by the bucket. It is value for money. There is a variety of honey with different taste and wild flowers is my favourite. In addition to honey, they sell all kinds of squash & other vegetables and very competitively priced. Now my new fav is garlic from Quebec. They sell 2 for $5 and trust me, they are worth it. They are huge in size and when you cut them in small pieces and fry them, they become crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. It is our new discovery. Garlic that you get from your regular super markets will never come close. This stall is located in Marche Atwater in the open section at the very end of the market. Well worth a visit. The lady is exceptionally nice!

Des fruits et legumes frais, et un excellent service !…read more Fresh fruits and veggies, and good service.

Super happy I found this fruit store. I was so tired of…read morepaying 3.99 for one single pepper. Sometimes he has the best deals and other times it rather pricey. Still his fruits are more fresh and usually a better deal. Plus he has some exotic fruits I've never seen which I find pretty neat. They are super friendly and once they know you they come and chit chat with you as you pick up what you need and make recommendations with what is on sale.

Ok, this is more like it. No meat stuffs here but you can…read moreeasily get that up the street at Le Viandal. Excellent produce section and they usually pick and carry harder-to-find produce here like the blink-and-they-are-gone yellow Rainier cherries that come from Washington state, the Saturn peaches and sea asparagus (or sea beans) which I love having with salmon. Even the non-produce selection is pretty damn good. They carry Bilbouquet ice cream, Rittensport chocolates and Banania chocolate-banana milk powder from France. Prices can be high so it's worth keeping your eye out for their weekly specials which they highlight on their Facebook page.

Very hostile rude staff. I walked in there recently and the clerk walked right into me pushing me…read moreinto the wall. She never said excuse me or sorry. She said that's her job. To push customers into a wall? Violent woman. She's from another country. I'm Canada if you commit a crime you can be deported if you weren't born here. I told her if she does that again I'll file charges against her for assault. She started yelling Typo In Canada you can be deported if you weren't born here and you commit a crime. I also bought brie cheese there once and it was rotten. I brought itit back with the receipt and they reluctantly refunded it. The manager was very nasty about it. They sound like they hate people and they're crooks.

This was a regular stop for fruit & veggie shopping until today. The tall blond pony tailed…read moremanager refused the return of 1/2 a bag of soggy baby spinach because I did not have the bill . It was purchased 48 hrs ago & returned in the original store clear bag with their label attached for the grand price of just over $2.00 .Have been going there for many years The fruit men were always very helpful in selecting for me the good melons etc etc.etc. She made a very unwise decision. I will NEVER return.

Customer Experience -- Very Disappointed…read more I've been a loyal customer for years and have spent thousands of dollars at Fruiterie Maruti in Cote St-Luc over the years, but after today I won't be back, unless Sunny one of the owners contacts me with an apology and invites me to come back for 2 good papayas at no charge. About a month ago (for the 1st time), I bought two papayas that after 2-3 days golden in colour were hard and inedible when cut open. When I returned and told the owner Sonny about it, he grudgingly replaced only one papaya because I didn't have a receipt. A receipt, really? I accepted that one replacement, though I felt it was unfair, as I bought 2 and paid for and both which were hard inside and no good. Incidentally, I consider myself an expert on papayas as I've been eating them my entire life. I know when to cut them open, and when they should be ripe and ready to eat. I've heard that transporting them from wherever they're grown to the final destination could cause them to freeze or go bad if not properly protected handled. Today Sept 25, 2015, I returned do do more shopping and had about $150 worth of groceries in my cart, including two new papayas. I brought back two bad ones from last week, which I brought in as Sunny had asked me to do if they ever weren't good. He also suggested I call the store right away and speak to him which I did try and do, but neither he nor his brother Rocky were available, so I held onto them until I was able to return a few days later. I'm recovering from a broken femur and walk with a walker or a cane and I can't just go out anytime I want to. Instead of gratuitously resolving such a minor issue, he told me that I was the only one who ever complained about his papaya, and that I should have returned them within two days. He also told me that I should have kept the receipt ( who keeps fruit receipts)? He actually doubted that I'd had tried to speak with either or his brother Rocky , but when I called a few days ago whoever answered told me they weren't available. Today he again insisted on replacing only one. He then walked away from the cash and left me waiting for about 5 minutes not knowing if he was coming back or not. Meantime, I wanted to pay and leave so I asked the cashier go and find him and he finally returned. When I explained this was making me anxious I then him told him that I could always take my business elsewhere,. Sunny then told me: "You know what, never mind -- don't take anything and just leave." I left without my groceries. For someone who has shoped there for fruit and vegetables many years, this was certainly not the way to treat a very good customer. Sunny's handling of this was rude and poor business practice. Unless I receive a sincere apology, I will not return -- and I hope others think twice before shopping here. (You can find me on Facebook if you'd like to reach out.) Richard Mayoff

An unassuming exterior belies the fantastic selection inside. Fresh fruits and vegetables that are…read morebetter than the supermarket and niche items that are hard to get. I always discover new items (ajwain seeds for example) and buy more than I intend to. So grateful it is so close.

I don't shop here often because I always find the prices here way too high. I was desperately…read morelooking for a pumpkin the day before Halloween and everywhere around monkland was sold out. I couldn't believe my luck when I saw a few pumpkins sitting outside this store. However, when I went to check, each one was $15! For a medium sized pumpkin I did think this is a bit of an exaggeration and felt like they were taking advantage. I've also previously seen avocados for $5 each... not sure why their prices always seem so high.

Friendly and honest, this family owned and operated store that stocks most of the fruit and veg…read morethat you're likely to need. They also carry a variety of middle-eastern products such as Sumac powder, rose water etc. The store is small and clean, their produce on par for freshness with the chain store next door. This is one of the stores that gives Monkland Village its sought after cachet and charm. Keep an eye out for when the Cambazola goes on sale!