Nice looking produce with good selection but HORRIBLE service with empty produce bag distributers,…read morestaff that do not know what products are available or not and no toilet. What a disappointment.....

How am I just figuring out this place is about 15 min from my house? I really don't know!!! Took a…read moreleisurely long weekend drive to search for some fresh fruit and veg and came across 3 saisons. Loaded with local produce and fruit which is the jackpot! Prices are reasonable and quality looks good! Basically it is a 3 season country store. Don't you just love the selection in late summer early fall? Holy doodle I'm definitely returning back here!

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.

A really close apple farm with a delightful variety of apples to choose from. They mark the type of…read moreapples with paint on the trees. You can see the colours corresponding to apples on the bag they give you for apple picking. It's $22/bag. When we went, it was on a Saturday so there were many families but happily enough, there are more than enough trees to make everyone happy and to home with a huge bag. They have ladders dispersed throughout the area but could use more. They have deep fried apple donuts! It's literally a piece of apple covered in battered and deep fried. There's a huge line waiting for the donuts and honestly it's worth waiting for! The apples get really soft after frying and so good. It's $2 a piece but if you buy 6 or more, it decreases to $1.75 each. They recommended only a small number if you don't have a large family. To purchase your apples, you go through a large barn and you can see some of their products. I recommend the bottled apple juice as it's super fresh!

It wasn't too bad of an Apple picking place. However... It was certainly disorganized, my boyfriend…read moreand I had no idea where to park or to go. There were no signs indicating where to get the good apples, or even where the apples were. My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Rows of rotten apple trees which smelled horrendous... Eventually we found the good apple trees. Although the staff were nice, they definitely were a little lost... Verger Gibouleau is definitely not the first place I would recommend to people to go apple picking. But it is one of the places closest to where I live. Sorry not sorry.

Had a really fun time apple picking here! Was my first time going so not much to compare to…read more.. Dog friendly!! Went here for what was considered the last weekend of this years season (October 1). Was a 35 minute drive from the plateau. Each tree has a color marker on it to tell you which type you're getting. We arrived around 12 pm. It was definitely full...but not obscene...big gravel parking lot with helpful parking attendants directing traffic! When we left around 2pm things were starting to get a good amount more full... Upon arriving they give you a big plastic bag and you can fill it with 20 pound of apples (18 $). You grab a little tractor ride into the fields. When we got off the tractor, they told us a good area to focus our search in. Lots of trees and ladders made for a fun time with friends and some cute photos :) Only negative for me was that it was a bit of a free for all, kids were hanging out of trees, people swinging ladders around...I am not sure if it is like this everywhere though?

Some people may be surprised that there actually is an apple orchard in Laval. Most people make…read morethe trek to St Joseph Du Lac or the Eastern townships to go apple picking. This place is a hidden gem as it may be the closes apple orchard to Montreal. We love it because it's 15 minutes from our house! I've been coming here for 8 years and my wife has been coming here for 15 - 20 years. They had a great selection of apples and our favorite is to come in August when the apples are nice and tart! It's a family run business and their main time when they have tractors taking you deep into the orchards is in mid September. During this time it's a great family activity on a weekend and it gets pretty packed. They do have a good selection of local jellies and some apple and maple products. Also if you are lucky some fresh pressed apple juice. Price this year for a large bag of apples was $15. This is for a 10 pound U-pick. Selection of apples is cortland,lobo, macintosh. The Mcintosh are our favourite. I'm not sure the pesticide that they use but it would be a strong recommendation to wash them very well when you get home! Definitely a hidden gem. If you like the apples firm and tart in taste come in late August. If you like them more sweet and softer come later in September.

Adonis is a supermarket like iga and such but it specialise in Liban food. It still have everything…read moreelse but there's a big ready to eat counter that span half the market. There's everything in it from and which to baked goods, fish, etc.. I often come here for a quick shishtaouk sandwich. It's normally way more tastier and full than what you get at Amir. And will you are getting this, you can grab a lot more liban food (or something else). They now accept credit card (I think it's been 5 years since they added that). There's also a dining room where you can eat the freshly prepared food.

This supermarket should be in Miami​ too!!…read more With a huge variety of produce, wonderful prices on their merchandise. You can find here everything you need from teas, to produce, cooked food, meat, fish, and so much more!! They speak French, Arabic and some English. They accept international credit cards and their prices were reasonable.

Euro Marche is a hit or miss for me…read more If you're looking for imported goods from Europe you have a great selection of items. I found some awesome stuff not found anywhere else in Montreal. If you want to do an entire list of groceries you'll be disappointed. They're continually behind on fresh items when I drop by at 9am. The minced meat is from yesterday, there's rarely any fresh bread in many of their shelves and the fruits aren't fresh. The fruit flies are plentiful in the produce area. All in all, I'm apprehensive buying anything that's not imported or packaged somewhere else.

Since I am new to the area was looking for a grocery store with a little "Italian fare" and was…read moretold to shop here. They were spot on. Nice selection of cheese, fresh meat. Small but nicely stacked fruits and veggies. Store was fairly clean for a Saturday afternoon (it was nuts lol) Cashier greeted us with a big smile and got us out of there real quick. Gotta to go back and do a more intense investigation so stay tuned. Parking was a freaking nightmare! However, if you park the opposite side where the pharmacy is, you got space. It is a 1-2 minute walk.

This place has everything! All the fresh fish and food you need. I go with my grandmother almost…read moreall the time, everyone there is super nice. The store is very organized altogether, and it is super calming when shopping around.

This is a great place to get Fish, Meat all FRESH and very friendly staff. Also great Italian…read moreitems like cheeses and sausages (Store made fresh). Definitely recommend going!! Peter & Stacey

Small shop with a nice array of European/French grocery products. Ideal place to find a unique item…read moreand perfect for gifts. Great for fine foods, treats, teas, sauces and even beauty/cleaning items that you won't find elsewhere. I was particularly interested in the French skincare care brands such as Le Petit Marseillais and Dop which are normally very hard to find in Canada. They had a decent selection of soaps and bodywashes priced fairly compared to the original prices in Europe. If you are not familiar with the brands, you may still be impressed by the goods - we ended up purchasing some specialty sodas and unique potato chips along with other snacks. Excellent and friendly service from the staff. Wish the selection was bigger and some things more affordable, I noticed they had a section of discounted goods that were close to or past their best before date therefore I think this shop doesn't get enough customers or may not sell enough products.