As I entered this upscale boutique grocery store, I was impressed with how clean and elegant it looked near closing time. There was not many people left around 8pm ish. The grocery had lots of produce but when I was looking at the organic section lots of produce was rotting and didn't look fresh. I don't know about you but soggy lettuce at 6.99$ no thanks lol the grapes were pricey but didn't look fresh. The butcher shop had amazing fresh meat . I got a steak pretty pricey but worth it it was AAA grade and very delicious supper The meat counter itself had a wide range of fresh products so that was good. Huge tip if you like kosher wines: They got lots of kosher wines in the back and I was impressed with the large selection!! They got ready to go meals if you're on the go and want a quick bite. The service was exceptional very caring and attentive! Overall, it's a nice little grocery store my only complaint is the quality vs the hefty prices on Fresh vegetable and fruit produce I might be back if I'm in the area for the WINE since the SAQ has empty shelves for days!! Lol Cheers read more

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Absolutely the most uninformative website I have ever used, or tried to in this case. Additionally it is very the cookie policy is extremely aggravating, with selection request at every single page. No desire to go to the store given this first impression. read more

Typically, I would give more than one star. While seriously overpriced, Les 5 Saisons has a wide selection of quality products and, given its location, is quite convenient. The staff tends to be cheery and helpful. Today, however, I had an entirely different experience. While in the store to buy some flowers, I found that while most bouquets had a price tag, the tulips did not. I asked a store clerk to tell me the price. He said they were $8.99, "he thought." "But not more than that?" I asked. He cheerily agreed they were not. When I got up to the cashier, however, I found out they were $12.99. I was not impressed, so told the clerk I'd been quoted the different price. She checked with the other clerk and he told her that he had indeed said the price was $8.99, but that he didn't work in that department so couldn't really know. I was stunned. Not by the price, but by the assumption that the quoted price had no bearing on the situation. The cashier then called the "manager," Mike, who essentially said the same, explaining that the clerk was new and didn't know the price. I told him that in any case, $8.99 was the price I was quoted. He said it was not up to the staff to know and that the flowers have a digital price label and that it was my responsibility to find a price reader in the store to determine the price. My responsibility? One of his staff makes a mistake and he puts the blame on me? The manager agreed in the end to charge the price quoted, but he should have done so without the finagling and customer shame-blaming. read more

been coming here for years...Kim at the sandwich salad cointer is a very kind and professional person. he has always treated me well. Salah as well read more

Lovely staff. The food is great. Very nice quaint shop. Very clean....Always! They have a good selection of meats that can be high end too. read more

They have a very broad selection of fresh and nutritious food. Yes, it is more expensive than Walmart, but I am happy to pay for the quality of goods and 5e shopping experience. I especially appreciate the deli counters with a fantastic selection of cheese, bread, sushi, fish, and meats. They even have beer and wine, so it is very convenient. read more

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This place gets five stars almost by default. It is extremely clean, extremely well organized and impeccably presented! If you like to shop for groceries while toting your Fendy clutch - this is the place to be. Pricier than your average place! But hey - luxury ain't cheap! read more

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I hate iga and metro and all the other stores. This place has everything you're looking for like all the cool Cheeses I had in Paris and like 30 day old aged steaks the good stuff. Staff was friendly as well. read more

I haven't been here in over 10 years due to leaving Montreal and as I'm back on this little trip, I am reassured to see les 5 saisons is still a quality grocery store. They renovated the store, and it was very clean and well-organized. I love that they have a lot of imported snacks like French cookies. Their baked goods are delicious as well as their pastries, (I was impressed by their croissant). The staff is very pleasant and they follow covid safety procedures. I will definitely be back before I leave. read more

This may be a gorgeous gourmand-oriented grocery store, but my experience here was less than stellar. Specifically, my two teen daughters and I came here this past summer, wanting to sit outside at the lovely outdoor terrace and have lunch and coffees at the round café tables under the cute umbrellas. You see, we visit Montreal every summer (this is my home town, after all!) and my folks live nearby, so we've walked on Greene many, many times and we've wanted to lunch here for a long time. So on a recent hot August day, we came, jazzed to finally have lunch outside here. We stood by the tables (which were half occupied), looking for someone to ask if we should seat ourselves, or go inside, or what the protocol was. Nobody came by. We looked for a posted menu. None. (Perhaps you buy your foods inside and bring it outside yourself to your table? I still don't know!). We saw a uniformed guy (i.e., donning a green "Les 5 Saisons" apron), purposefully walking about between the store and the outdoor dining tables, but we couldn't catch his eye or reach him in time to ask him questions. We wandered inside the store. At a nearby counter (perhaps a cheese counter, I don't recall), there was a female employee who I asked, are we supposed to seat ourselves outside? And, is there a menu for us to check? She looked at me as if I was from Mars. Literally! My kids looked at each other and at me, as if to say, what is going on here? The woman then proceeded to say that she didn't speak English, so I did my best in asking her my questions in French, apologizing that I was very out of practice, that I live in the States, and I smiled and tried to get my questions across. Nope, this lady just shook her head and, in essence, dismissed us. There was no one else nearby to ask, and at this point, I was really surprised that this seemingly gentile and lovely place would be so dismissive of us and not care if we chose to get our lunch here or not. Needless to say, we left and won't be back. So... perhaps the grocery store itself is wonderful, I don't know, but its outdoor café area leaves LOTS to be desired. read more

The food was really good here . A friend of mine had introduced to this store in Westmount. I badly needed a coffee as we were walking in the area. The store looks really fancy. As I was entering their pastry section , the buttery smell emancipating from their croissants, for a moment I was on the seventh heaven. Their coffee is really rich with the aromas. Their staff were really nice. I would definitely be back to try their other food items and other stuff. read more

Les 5 Saisons - Their cakes looks really delicious - Bakeries Near Me - Westmount, Quebec

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They sell you rotten fruits nothing is fresh here, even disgusting Adonis is more fresh then this so called high and bs market.

The staff here are very rude and bitchy. They are basically Metro grocery employees who work in an upscale version of Metro foods. They're miserable creepy characters who belong in a greasy spoon. Their prepared foods are not good. They don't know how to make simple mashed potatoes. They tasted horrible. I threw them in the garbage. And they don't know how to make coffee. It tasted like coffee flavoured water!! I once asked them where the sliced bread is and the clerk said they don't have it. Yet I found the bread a few minutes later and there were a lot of them on a shelf. She was trying to sell me fancy bread for $5-6 a loaf. The food here is way overpriced. You can get the same food for less at Metro or another grocery store. It's b.s. This store caters to the rich Westmount crowd who like to pay a lot for their groceries and flaunt their pesos. Their clientele are rude and obnoxious too. It's all a mind game orchestrated by this store. I didn't see anything there that was unique or that you can't get at a regular grocery store. I try to avoid this place. It's no big deal. A real rip off! read more

I am very proud of this store as a neighbor. Every people work here is very sweet and kind. I love their hot food. My son 's favorite thinges is macaroni pasta and general tao chicken. I was told that this store sell some product in more expensive price compare to other store. But I think they deserve it. I also love their summer concert thing. read more

I have been here many times - it's convenient to have free underground parking when you're in a rush. The takeaway counter here is pretty good - with lots of good tasting and healthy and not as healthy choices. The pastry section has lots of choice, including gluten free. They also sell coffee there. There have a good fruit and vegetable section and a few flowers. The groceries are not typical things you can get at the main chain stores so if you are looking for more high end items or specialty ones and don't mind paying a bit extra this is a place to check out. The staff are generally helpful and knowledgeable. read more

The renovated store looks great, clean and the fresh,fish,meats and produce are displayed beautifully. The pre-cooked food looks delicious. So why the low star count...2 reasons....over-priced for the same or lesser products that are available for less money at other groceries such as Metro,IGA or Provigo. Everything seems to be at least 20% more costly here......sorry but thats just pure greed as far as I am concerned. What I found even worse than the over-pricing was the sneaky and intentional mis-labelling of product. An example....I went to the fish counter and asked if they had organic salmon.....the sales clerk behind the counter pointed to a tray with salmon fillets labelled. " Natural Scottish Salmon " ......as anybody who has done any reading at all will know, the word " natural" in this instance has absolutely no meaning at all and certainly cannot be used in place of the word organic to denote an organic product. When I pointed out that if the fish met the criteria set out to be called "organic" then it should be labelled as organic and that the word " natural" cannot be substituted to mean organic. It is mislabelled. The clerk immeadiatly got arrogant and told me I was wrong, the fish was organic and that I could believe it or not. This labelling of products as "natural" is a well- known ploy by restuarants and markets to try to get the consumer, especially the ill-informed consumer to believe they are purchaseing something they are not. If the salmon in question was organic then they would have used the word organic.....since they chose instead to use the word "natural" I can only believe that it was not organic and they were not being honest about it. So buyer beware..... read more

I long for the comfort of color, organization, freshness, quality, originality. Les5 Saisons has been a source of comfort to me as I travel and want a bit of wine and cheese, tangerines with leaves still attached and grassy artisan olive oil,and butter from well treated goats and clean pretty surroundings. Some flowers, pleasant staff, bakery, ethnic offerings. It's a gallery of food. Like a gallery of art. read more

Since it was originally founded and advertised as Les 5 Saisons since 1985, is it really new or just born again? I would say born again, as I remember it from the days before it closed in May of 2011. It was worth the wait of two plus years as this place is a spectacle of a grocery store. In fact in may be too nice to be called that and even market will not do it justice. How about fine food market place until I sort out another term. It definitely has layout and presentation in hand with their new open style concept and flow. Do not get me wrong it's not just two large rooms of food. The space is carefully and intelligently laid out. Entering from Greene Avenue you have fresh flowers on the left, fruits and vegetables finely displayed and manicured on your right. Follow that along to the coffee, juice and pastry area. The cheese wall and the butchers counter are along the back wall. There is a giant prepared food island with prêt a manger hot and cold salad bar on the backside (a little hidden). A wall of single serving gourmet take-away meals are kitty corner and then one of my favourites the seafood bar. One side has the raw fish and the other Cerviches, marinated and blended options. I had a container of marinated seafood with crackers for a light lunch at the end of my rounds. I completed said rounds by heading to the back more traditional looking room. Neatly placed rows of chilled, frozen and dry goods were well curated and looked more like an example of a step and repeat from a Hollywood red carpet walk. The prices of half the items I noticed were not all that high, but then again the other half were pretty much so. I will say I did debate spending $36/lb on the nicest looking shelled lobster I had ever seen. My lunch was closer to $7 and still included large shrimp, scallops and calamari rings. Les 5 Saisons get one star per season that makes 5. I'll be back lobster. read more

Les 5 Saisons - Photographed on re-opening day at the Greene Avenue entrance - Bakeries Near Me - Westmount, Quebec

The place looks nice since the renovation with a nice outdoor seating area and sleek interior, but it does not justify the overpriced groceries that can be found in almost every other grocery store in the area for less. read more

The renovation served 5 Seasons well. The variety of food is pretty amazing, e.g. meats, mushrooms, seafoods, etc... It's definitely a bit pricey, so why only three stars? Service is my concern. I'm under the impression if you aren't in a fur coat, you aren't taken seriously by all the staff, all the time. In addition, I'm not certain all the staff are enthusiastic or understand what they're selling. If I'm paying premium, I want knowledge and energy. Big mistake for what could be an overall great experience. I actually think I was better treated there as a slothenly high-schooler in the mid-80's. read more