Their produce and meat selection is far better than IGA and their baked goods and breads are better…read moretoo. They carry Premiere Moisson breads here so if you need high grain breads because you're pre-diabetic or diabetic, you can get them here. In fact, it's a decent supermarket but I find the young staff kind of lackadaisical and not very friendly so I took off a star for that.

I went to this store today and saw that they are selling lychees that are almost rotten for $14.99…read morea pound!!! If you want decent produce go somewhere else.

last week they had an autumnal gnome band and face painting, I hope they do that stuff again…read morebecause wow did that make my day and my Instagram story 10x better, goated IGA. But 4stars cuz the bagging Guy at the checkout wouldn't make eye contact with me or help me and was deep in a french convo with my cashier and I didn't wanna be rude and brother was like 17 yapping

I just returned from this grocery store, and i'm absolutely appalled by the cashier who just served…read moreme. Sadly, I was so angry I didn't take my bill so I don't know her name. However I did complain to the owner of the store and will not be returning. A poor girls dog broke off his leash and ran into the store looking for her, she was waiting in line and was so confused as to what happened. (I understand dogs "shouldn't" be in grocery stores but this is an exception in my book) Lucky for her, her dog ran into the store to locate her and not onto the busy street of noter dame. my Cashier, thought this unacceptable and started to yell at her colleagues to get the dog out.. I calmly told her. " you can see his leash just broke she's about to pay and leave.. it's not a big deal' in which she replied 'It's a huge deal, pitbulls are vicious and gross and his hair is going to be everywhere. it's disgusting!" long story short when i told her pitbulls aren't all vicious (I've yet to meet one that is and I have two dogs and frequent everywhere and anywhere you can meet dogs...) She lost it, telling me she has one and it's vicious and that dogs are disgusting..she continued to rant.. I finally told her I didn't want to listen to her ignorance and would just like to pay and leave.. to my surprise SHE HAD MORE attitude to give me. I dont normally complain to management, but that was just ridiculous. When i complained to the "big" owner of the store, he took what I had to say but didn't say much more than ok, ok ok. wether it's because he didn't care or didn't understand my english.. who knows. **I cut the story down rather short, because she was exceptionally rude and had some fine choice in vulgarity to use. I also didn't find it necessary to describe her.

This is the coolest little place! We just kind of stumbled across it going to light candles but it…read morehas basically every kind of French nourishment you could ask for. Especially baguettes and confiture. Oh and also iconic sandwiches! It's super high rating is very well deserved--you should make it a point to go!

Lovely, cool market with sidewalk seating. Most staff are helpful and friendly. However the pizza…read more(focaccia-ish) was very bland. It looked really good, and I am not much of a salt-and-pepper person, but the taste was nondescript. And when they re-heated it, it was still a bit lukewarm. I asked if they might have salt & pepper. Nope. Nothing like that. That, I was told, would require going to the kitchen. And the staff-person just went back to business as usual. Not what I was expecting.

I am reviewing the P&A on Parc Avenue near Laurier in Montreal. Their sandwiches are awful!!…read moreTheirs chopped chicken sandwich was pasty and the white bread soggy. It was gross plus!! I hope I don't get sick. It tastes kind of sour. However it was edible. It's due to expire in 2 days. How about a discount? This store doesn't do that.

Decent selection of merchandise and some great deals on cheese. They had all the essentials but…read moreprices on some items such as cereal and jam were a bit high. Some produce looked okay but the tomatoes were rotting in their packaging. Most disappointing was that we saw free lot parking on their Yelp page so we came here specifically to be able to have a place to park the car only to discover that a building has been demolished in what appears to have been the parking so now there is no parking here. Be advised- no place to park in a lot and street parking is difficult. See photos.

The store itself is large and well stocked. It was a little hard for me to judge the pricing at…read morefirst since it's in Canadian dollars and I'm more used to USD, but overall, everything seemed reasonable. The location took a bit of getting used to since it's in more of a residential neighborhood and I'm staying in the city center, but it got easier to find after the first visit. Accessibility was a little tricky at first, the fully accessible entrance with automatic doors closes about two hours earlier than the rest of the store. When I arrived the first time, the staff were incredibly kind and helped lift me and my wheelchair over the small step at the front, which I really appreciated. Once inside, the aisles are spacious, well-marked, and easy to navigate with a wheelchair. Anything that was out of reach wasn't an issue at all because the staff were very friendly and happy to help. We made it work with their English and my French, which made the experience more enjoyable. My return visit the next morning was much smoother since it was daylight and I already had a sense of layout. The staff were even friendlier the second time around. The hot food was really good--maybe not as much variety as I'm used to, but still very satisfying. The chicken wings were fresh, hot and well prepared, the potato wedges were well seasoned, large and hot! Checkout was quick and easy, with registers at both the front and back of the store. They also accept all forms of payment, which made things convenient. Overall, a really positive experience, especially because of how helpful and welcoming the staff were.

A little expensive compared to most grocery stores though the convince of it is fantastic, the…read morequality is perfection and the selection of stuff is adequate.

Don't go to this IGA! They are deliberately price-gauging! With the IGA on Wellington now closed…read morefor the next six months, that leaves fewer grocery shopping options among the avenues. I went to the IGA on Bannantyne and Desmarchais and the prices here are ridiculous even when compared to the IGA on Wellington. Strawberries for $9.99 and eggs for $7.29. I think what made me walk out was when I saw pudding mix which is normally $1.99 at the old IGA for $3.19 here. This place is price-gauging and people should know about it.

Their arugula in plastic boxes is so wet, it is impossible to dry at home, it starts rotting in two…read moredays. They used to do that to their meat, so now they switched to vegetables too.

It's really quiet this location because it's on monk, most people don't know about it. Same sales…read moresame stuff just a little store. They have very nice workers and quick check out. Looks dingy by outside but looks are deceiving.

We ended up at this IGA on the way back home, on a Monday winter evening, to get a few quick…read morethings. The good: It is s cute little store, with its charms. Has the usual IGA basic selections, along with it's prices. The bad: Store is small and you can feel yourself jammed in the aisles because they are so narrow. They are also stacked high, so a shorter person might have difficulty accessing some products. Cashier told us to sanitize our hands just when we entered (we were barely in), and sounded very rude about it. Once groceries done, waited at the cash s good 5 minutes until someone came over to start the groceries (snd it was not even the cashier, she arrived a few minutes later). This is a quick grab what you are missing store, of get this week's specials store. Do not do groceries here.

Please note: This is a review for the recycling department specifically, and mainly to give a few…read moreshoutouts to the hardworking staff that manage this portion of the operations (which is located to the left of the main store front). It's quite an amazing setup and larger than most with a long L-shaped counter area for bottles, plus two aluminum and plastic recycling machines to one side. They also sell lottery products. It tends to be quite a busy and hectic area, and I can imagine is not the easiest section to manage and especially to keep clean. So now for those shoutouts. Firstly, Karele who stood out with a nice smile, was quite friendly and welcoming, also Enkera who even though on break, helped out and Maryemma (spelling?) who was not there at the time, but I have seen working quite hard on several occasions. Job well done, keep it up!

The milk is always expired. The produce is always nearly rotten. Do not buy potatoes here unless…read moreyou plan to cook them all in one night. I buy avocados here when I want to make guac the same day. The ground beef expired two days prior to the day it was on sale. Read the expiration dates on the meat, dairy and produce you buy here. If I want fresher food I just shop at Super C further up the road.

This supermarket is very close to Chinatown and the downtown arts district, so it is convenient for…read moremany locals and tourists. Good selection of meats, groceries, beverages, breads and pastries. I stopped here to grab a few items and I was happy to see self checkouts also at this location. The prices are about the same as other IGA stores in the area.

Super convenient supermarket!…read more They have everything you will need such as food, drinks, snacks, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and souvenirs. Thank you for having such a wide selection of treats including plant based options and those with dietary restrictions!