Brightly lit and well organized grocery store, with large and easy parking lot. They didn't have…read moremany cash registers at closing, so there was some wait to pay and leave. Pricing seemed fair.

It's a Super C - don't come here for anything fancy. Don't expect customer service or even a…read morecashier that will speak to you. What you will find is a lot of stuff cheaper than you'll find in other grocery stores. This branch is great for specials and has TONS of products from all over the world so if you like a particular kind of ethnic food, it's a good place to take a look in.

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

It's a local family own grocery store where you can find a variety of north African, Middle…read moreEastern, South Asian product. Their vegetables are fresh and their fruits are sweet and tasty. Their watermelon is the best of Laval. If you are looking for quality check them out. They also have halal meat where the butcher slaughter the meat themselves.

Terrible establishment!!!!!!!!!!!! I went there to buy some salad. When I was told the price it…read morewas 25% more than grocer down the street. As I was leaving owner asks me why im not purchasing item. When I tell him the identical item is much cheaper at other store he calls me a liar and wants to bet me 100$ than it is not true. I left and went to other place and it in fact was at price I mentioned. Very rude and disrespectful. I initially went there to give a small business a chance. NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My neighbourhood convenience store! I used to come here all…read morethe time back in the day. They have slushies, pastries, snacks, and they were located 5 minutes away from my house. It's a win, win, win, win. I used to feel self conscious walking in but the staff is friendly, they won't bother you.

Bentzy's Food Depot is the leader in kosher groceries in the Montreal area. Check out the website…read morewww.bentzysfood.com

This place is great for people who cooks, specially big batches and traditional recipes from…read moreEurope, Asia and South America as they provide non big chain type and cuts of meats. The fresh fruits and vegetables section was a bit lack luster. But the frozen section is nothing to sneeze at, in fact I was pretty surprised by the overall quality and price of the offering. I recommend that you try the place and do all the isle. You cannot leave empty handed.

I love shopping here,especially for their prepared food section. ( wedges, chicken, pasta salad bar…read more)They've got some of the best grab-and-go options, and their Cajun chicken is unbeatable for making a quick, tasty sandwich. The store is always well stocked, the produce is fresh, and the staff is friendly. Another big plus There's a late-night SAQ attached right inside the store woot woot lol, which makes it super convenient if you want to pick up wine or a bottle along with your groceries. One-stop shop! Definitely recommend checkin out this one

C'est toujours plus cher chez Metro mais le services sur la plancher pour les sushi, le poisson et…read moreles viandes est la. Tres propre et le service a la caisse est courtois et rapide.

You find everything you one in one place , fresh seafood, fresh meat , dessert , groceries and food…read moreon the go. I had my knafe so good not too sweet just perfect.

Great location, easy in and out Love the variety of…read moreproducts! Fish has very nice choices. Everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable about their products, thank you to help us enjoy shopping

A bad day along Saint-Laurent! I stepped into the joint only…read moreto be harassed by a man panhandling for money... INSIDE the store. What the??? Why would a business owner allow this? After brushing him aside, I looked at the wall of dried sausages hoping to spot my prize. I wanted to bring home a nice selection on the plane home to Vancouver. Wait! What the??? again. Staring back at me was a nice coating of blue mold around one of the ends of the sausages. Au Revoir!

Tiny meat store with a good assortment of eurostyle cured meats and sausages, along with some…read moreappropriate spices and canned and packaged foods. As others have said, they also make sandwiches to go, which one can choose to eat at their little parcel shelf next to the door. The appeal of this place for me, though, is the partially-smoked and cured pork shoulder rolls they keep in the small cold case along the back wall. They're not even labelled, so you may have to ask to be pointed at them. But do ask. One of those balls of meat, simmered in a cauldron of water for 150 minutes, yields both the most densely-flavored, tastiest cold pork you'll ever put on your sideboard, and a pot of truly magnificent stock for your next pea or white bean soup. They also sell a couple of different varieties of bacon, in slabs if you wish. And there is no question too stupid for the bright lady in the baseball hat behind the cash. This is another of those little places that makes cooking my way through a Montreal winter into something I almost look forward to in summer.