The food selection was great, definitely the best in town. Lots of fresh produce, bakery, fish,…read moremeat, including duck, lamb etc. We bought everything to make fish pie and it was delicious. Clean and friendly. Wine selection good. Lots of Parking.

We decided to go there to do our groceries while we are away for a long weekend at a chalet. We had…read morea specific list in hand. The good: Lots of varieties. Nice store look. Good for basic groceries. Unique articles in store. Meat section has a great marinated/prepared area. The bad: Alleys very small. Limited cash registers. Parking terrible (they are directional, so if you come in the wrong way, it is very hard to park). Wait to cash register VERY long. Covid restrictions: Cleaning area at entrance. Plexiglass on cash registers. No social distancing in store. Masks not obligatory. It is a pretty store, and if you want something unique, it is a great place for that. But the long lines at cash and feeling compacted ruins it a little.

Enjoying food quite a bit, I was really delighted with my shopping experience at this IGA. Although…read moremy recollection of IGA from living on the west coast was more of a small neighborhood grocery store, they've manage to keep that feel in a much larger store setting. We were shopping for a special meal we were getting ready to cook and the selection if meats, cheeses and vegetables was fantastic. The displays just made me want to buy everything in sight!

This store was a life saver for us when we were skiing at Mont Saint Anne last week. We tried two…read more"top rated" restaurants and ended up paying top dollar for pub quality food. Sure, the menu looked great but the food was poorly prepared and served. Then we discovered IGA, and the rest of the week we dined in our studio. The IGA has the greatest selection of cheeses and pates I ever seen (great variety of local stuff and many imported from France), excellent selection of wines and beers (make sure to try local beers, they are very good) and the prices for everything (maybe excluding fruits) are better than in Toronto. So if travelling to Beaupre, don't waste your time trying local restaurants and head straight to IGA, you won't regret!

We stopped by the grocery store. I wanted cheese and snacks while my bf wanted some local beer. I…read morewas able to find what I was looking for. My bf also hit the jackpot because they have a large selection of craft beer.

This was a perfect little grocery store for our visit to Quebec City. If you get there early there…read moreare delicious pre made sandwiches plus their baguettes and croissants are reasonably priced and delicious. We bought ham and cheese and had simple snack for the rest of the day. They sell small bits servings of butter and jam too. Many nice beverages and Canadian candy choices. We bought some oranges that were also delicious. For ppl wanting typical groceries that is also available as well as one aisle of simple toiletries. Staff was quiet but polite.

Drove by here and told myself I need to stop in and sample one of QC's fine cheese shops! Luckily…read moreit was open on a Thursday night at 7:30 PM. They told me it was closing at 8 PM. A bountiful selection of cheeses. What I found interesting was the wide selection of seasoned cheese curds. With selections such as fine herbs, 3 pepper, BBQ, Rebel BBQ, Cajun Bayou, who would have thought there was a market for seasoned- flavoured cheese? I went with the traditional cheese curds. Bought a $7 bag and can attest the quality is not overly salty but equally squeaky. They have a large selection of other kinds of cheese plus all the stuff you need for poutine and other items such as cheese bread and interesting food selections. A good selection for a Quebec City Cheese shop! Prices are reasonable. It's not France pricing but it's not overly expensive!

This is a spot on the side of the road by beautiful trails. It's open on Christmas and has anything…read moreyou may need: cleaning supplies, birthday candles, premade food, ice cream, cheeses, milk, cakes, baked goods, alcohol, snow shovels, clothes, lottery tickets, and more... I thought it was just a liquor store but it has everything you may need. There is a kind lady behind the counter. She didn't speak English well, but she tried and she tolerated my sad attempt at French. Cute little store to stop by if you need something and are far away from the main parts of town (which this is).

Beau petit dépanneur avec tout le nécessaire. Très propre et personnel très sympathiqueread more