Meilleur fruiterie de cartier, j'y vais depuis que j'ai déménagé dans le coins il y a trois ans…read more Rapport, qualité, prix, they have it all!

Produce was well presented, and definitely above average. The other 1/3 of the store held the…read morebasics of what you need for your first night in your Airbnb.

Nice selection of merchandise. They had St Dalfour jams, which I love, available in a variety of…read moreflavors including the hard to find cranberry blueberry blend. The jams were only $5 too which is the best price I saw during our stay in MTL. We also purchased some amazingly fresh, delicious and massive strawberries here. They were just remarkable in size. Larger than mandarin oranges- and they were delicious! Quick and easy checkout. It's not a big store but they have some great groceries!

What can I say? This is the perfect place to do groceries for an excellent price, fresh quality,…read moreand wide variety. This spot is surrounded by many other groceries stores, but when it comes to price and worthiness, you buy your stuff here. This place is only to buy food and that is it. Fruits and vegetables for the win. I do find some of the food here better and fresher than some of the stuff I used to buy at Jean-Talon. For those searching Mexican products you can find pickled nopales (cactus), canned refried beans, green and red salsas, Valentina, and mole Doña María. I do find the tortilla quality here much better than many other grocery stores in this side of Mont-Royal. They do not have a that INSANE wide-range of Mexican products, but it is on spot. Staff is super friendly, and their opening hours are fantastic. I also recommend this place to shop during the pandemic. There are never crowded, and cashiers are very efficient. I like this small spot because in two aisles you get your groceries. That's what you call administrative management. My favorite place to shop for fresh food.

Despite its small size, this place has a pretty good variety of products. And the best prices for…read morecheese and olives in the neighbourhood. A hidden gem!

Everything needs to change from the store department managers and there fellow workers who have…read morebeen there working for over a 2 decades long they are ill mannered and treat other workers who have been working there for a very long time like knew ones there absolutely zero seniority and it's sad and there products basically there fruits and vegetables are mostly all if not all second hand grade basically whatever iga and metro grocery stores refuse I definitely would not recommend this store to anyone plus the clientele are mostly always frustrated with frequent fights it's a complete chaos and war zone

If you are like me, looking for multicultural food ingredients under one roof, then you should…read morevisit Habibi Fruits which just recently opened its doors on Rue Sherbrooke East between Taillon and Aubry. You will find more than just fruits and vegetables, and guaranteed that you will find a fair share of diverse wellness ingredients which will appeal to all shoppers. With products originating not only locally, but from other countries including South America, this sends a clear signal of an attempt to elevate the shopping experience to attract more diverse consumers. I find prices to be very competitive and products well organized. The aisles between the shelves are wide enough to allow for two way traffic. This place adds an element of freshness that was greatly missing in this neighbourhood. The owners are super friendly, with customer service in mind, second to none. They will even take customers suggestions and implement if this makes business sense. Plenty of free parking and other shops like Jean Coutu nearby that will make your grocery shopping convenient and more than just filling up your fridge. They are open everyday from 8am to 8pm, except on weekends from 8am to 6pm. What more could you ask for?

Fruits and vegetables look good but last two days maximum great variety. However, if you want to…read morebuy in bulk, you better freeze it right away otherwise although it looks amazing it goes bad immediately.

Today I bought a box of mangoes at Sami fruit, they looked good but when I opened the first one it…read morewas black inside. I tried the second and the third but they are all inedible. All black inside. I am so disappointed in this Sami fruit who sells bad inedible fruits and scam people

Des fruits et legumes frais, et un excellent service !…read more Fresh fruits and veggies, and good service.

I really like this place. They have got a little bit of everything: baked goods, meats, candies,…read morefrozen and canned produce and even cosmetics. The girl at the counter is always pleasant to deal with.

I come here for tasty fresh sandwiches and some groceries. The girl at the sandwich counter always…read morehas a smile and the prices are great!

Every major city usually has that one definitive farmers market that vloggers will tell you is…read moreessential to visit, for example, London has Borough Market, New York City has Union Square Greenmarket, and LA has the Original Farmers Market. This one is Montreal's and deservedly so as it covers over 30,000 square feet in the city's atmospheric Little Italy neighborhood. Quite easily, Jamie W and I took the 55 city bus to get here and were immediately taken by the abundant tables of fresh produce sourced directly from local regional farms (Photo 8). However, fruits and vegetables are far from the only goods sold here. There are also butchers, fishmongers, artisanal cheese shops, bakeries, spice merchants, and maple goods purveyors. Since we already filled up on bagels on the way over, we really didn't take advantage of the variety of dining options and open-air food stalls. Pretty much everything looked appetizing, especially the lobster toast and the Moroccan pastries (Photo 6), but we only had room to sip a couple of refreshing C$10.50 Mocktails Pina Colada (Photo 13). Expect to spend at least a couple of hours here. CORRESPONDING REVIEWS Borough Market (London): https://yelp.to/I-bFHXnTGz Union Square Greenmarket (NYC): https://yelp.to/pbrcjorjX4 Original Farmers Market (LA): https://yelp.to/SaQDZncUwq RELATED - Exploring Montreal? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/vVSBdKbsjk

Wow what a market. situated in the center of Little Italy. They have under ground and above ground…read moreparking. $5.00 for two hours. If you are looking for produce, coffee or just a snack this is your place. Tons of fresh produce. It's outdoors and indoors. During the winter months it's only indoors. Largest market in North America. Must stop by and see it for yourself.

Delicious ice cream! We had the rose lemonade flavor. So glad we stopped in! My only regret is…read moreeating too much!