Ok so it was really by fluke that we found this farm while driving through harwood street .. we…read morewere on our way to visit friends and decided to pull over to check this farm out.. they were closed on our first attempt grrr... not fun i mean it be nice to be open later during the summer season We finally attempted our second visit and boy we were glad to discover fresh local fruits & veggies! The prices are like half the amount they charge at grocery stores Food: vegetables : Tons of Fresh cucumbers, lettuce , radishes eggplants, broccoli tons and tons of variety veggies for real decent prices ! 75cents for a large cucumber the shallots were like 50cents for 2 bunches it was amazing.. Fruits & other stuff: I find theyre a little bit overpriced and its possible they don't grow it at their farm but everything seemed very fresh The have a whole lot of plants and gardening stuff outside as well. Service: Was a bit rude and the cashiers didn't seem like they wanted to be there .. they were very hostile :/ However, their products are great quality at very competitive prices so it's definitely worth the drive if you're in the area if you don't mind being serviced by rude cashiers lol

From the owner: Centre jardin et Fruiterie Garden center and fruit and…read morevegetable market

I dropped by to check this place out. It's definitely more quiet compared with its more bustling…read moreneighbor down the street (Domaine Lafrance). However, prices are $1 less--you can get 20lb of apples for $24. While they don't have all the frills like a bakery, cider house, petting zoo, if you're just looking to pick apples in peace, this might be a good option! They didn't have much in terms of already picked apples the day I went. The shop keeper said we'd have to get them fresh from the orchard which is not a bad thing. He estimated that Cortland apples would be at their prime in the last week of September (2023) so I might come back then!

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.

Really great fruit, veggies and "ethnic" food stores. But, this place is on the verge of what is…read moreconsidered "insalubrious" by authority. This place, unlike most groceries stores is not really carrying a stable basic array of staples. They mostly buy the affordable cheap stuff. Sometimes they have celery, sometimes they don't. So because of this it's kind of hit or miss.

Happy to find a good café in the area! Lots of options for organic foodies to enjoy…read more Cute country style kitchen, coffee you can take to go. Friendly service.

Very disappointed in dried cranberry purchase. In 3 days they were full of mold, Expensive dried…read morecranberries are supposed to last at least a few weeks.

Hello there, I am very disappointed with the attitude and…read morecustomer service of the manager at the location in Point Claire. I bout a Soursop (Corossol) that was not in liquidation (they have products with reduced price), and this fruit never ever ripened after 6 days. I decided to open it, and I found a hard, black, and impossible to eat. I took the fruit to the Sami and the manager just saw the fruit, I said I must be changed next day or within 2-3 days, but as I said the fruit never ripened. The manager, without more words, turned back and he washed his hands. This type of fruit is expensive, so I lost 8 CAN and not even something to compensate my loyalty to this business. Honestly, I am changing my options to buy fruits and legumes here since they just want to make money with no quality products. This is really frustrating since is not the first time. Carl

One of my favourite places to go to in the fall. Although they are open year round Quinn farm gets…read morethe most amount of people during autumn We had planned a family outing to pick apples and pumpkins. Because of covid you need to buy tickets ahead of time and you get a time slot to go enjoy the farm. The entry fee is 10$ per person. Once you arrive you get a bracelet and can pick up any prepaid bags for you apples or you can pay for them there. You can then check out some of the farm animals or let the kids use the slide and climb around the play area. Once your ready to pick the apples or pumpkins or even corn, you hop on the tractor and then pick your stop to get off at when they announce what fruits/veggies are available. You get to pick them and take them home ! They have washing stations for the veg as well. Once your done wait for the tractor to pick you up and head back home and bake your heart away !

I really enjoyed my experience at Quinn Farm. I came here with my family for pumpkin picking, but…read morethere was much more to see than just pumpkins! The entrance fee is 8$ per person. Once you're in the farm, you can go see some cute farm animals. There is also a big kiosk where they sell products made in-house, those are extremely overpriced! A truck brings you to a pumpkin patch. There are various kinds of squash and pumpkins, all priced very fairly. There was also apple picking available, but that is also overpriced. It costs $11 for a little bag, which is 3 to 4 dollars at the grocery store! Perhaps bringing the price down would entice people to buy more. In general, it's a nice farm with very friendly workers. A great place to go with your significant other, family, friends, kids, anyone! You just have to choose what you want to purchase.

My friend brought me here. I am not a super fan of vegetables but I fell in love with this place…read moreinstantly. There are a min farm, play ground and fun set up for kids. Fresh and colourful vegetables. We bought so many different veggies and digger up some sweet potato. Families were here to pick apples. We love the donuts we freshly made on-site. They had sweet potato and maple sugar in it. We almost finished one box on our way back. Solid stuff. Apple juice and apple pies are must have too. Such a fun experience.

Loved the farm. Many fresh, fresh, fresh vegetables. You can collect them yourself from the fields…read moreor just shop from the farm store. The most important for me, the tomatoes, the heirloom tomatoes are outstanding, top quality, many many varieties can be purchased there including big baskets of San Marzano and Roma tomatoes for canning at very reasonable prices. I also obtained okra of great quality you would rarely find in the supermarkets. The entire place is well organized. There is enough parking behind the shop. The kids have many options to stay active, while the parents procure their veggies: little farm with alpacas and bunnies, playground with bouncy surface. Don't miss the sweet potato and maple doughnuts, they are simply delicious. With the fall taking over I will be definitely back for some apples and pumpkin picking.

In Oka, we went for mini family trip for apple picking. Thankfully, the weather was in agreement…read morewith us. It's a huge field. Beside apples, you can pick cabbages, pumpkins, squashes. We had a beautiful time. The staff were very nice and helpful. The apples were super delicious. A perfect fall season gateway.

Ok!!! So this is a very good sugar shack! Its not cheap but worth the price. You need to order the…read moremain plate and pay ahead of time. When you get there, you have the choice between two soups; the classic bean soup or onion soup with Oka cheese. Then, there is the main meal, which you preselected. The options are the "etagere" which is a sweet & salty combination of waffles, meat and cheese, or the salmon tartare or a combo of both the tartare and "étagère". This is served with a green salad, cabbage salad, ham in maple syrup, sausages and fatty meat cubes. Way too much food!!! Finally the desert which consists of ice cream w maple syrup, cheese cake and apple cake!!!! Whoaaaah Dont worry, you can take doggie bags. Ohhh and its byob! Enjoy!

Everyone who lives in Vaudreuil and those who follow the exclusive group page kept recommending…read morethis grocery store for real authentic charcoal grill meats and middle eastern cuisine. I come here often to order some ready made meals For dinner. A great option if you're not in the mood to cook. The only issue is the time and availability. You must call in advance to order as they don't keep anything ready and prepare it on call. Last time I remember calling in to pre-order the chicken grilled charcoal but recently was a bit bummed.. I didn't know that it was absolutely necessary to pre- order at least 45min- an hour beforehand. I believe it's way to long of a wait and super inconvenient. The chicken we ordered was dry and way too overcooked. They cook it way too long in my opinion. Recently, I decided to just order what was already ready. They had some BBQ chicken ready and rice was really good and delicious no charcoal grill this time. (3.5 ish for the dish) The grocery store itself is superbe ! A fine selection of food items available on site lots of Middle East items available to purchase that you can't get at your regular grocery store. Got some paneer cheese around 5$ for a thick 600g block so I'm pretty happy about that. The items are very pricey so don't recommend shopping here for anything generic but specialty products are pretty good and worth buying here if you live around the area rather than driving far into montreal/ west island. Overall, pretty small little authentic middle eastern place to check out for sure if you're looking for something extra and different.

Quality meat, ethnic grocery nice environment when it comes to welcoming customers, best charcoal…read moregrilling in town