This is by far my go to gourmet market whenever we are in the saint Saveur area. The quality of…read morethe groceries are second to none and the selection of top items is unsurpassed. Service personal are friendly and helpful. Yes not everyone speaks English well but I try to always respect where I am at an go with the flow. Show respect get respect. Cheers!

This it THE best and most beautiful supermarket I've ever been to. Emphasis on "super"…read more This used to be a Loblaw's, but the Provigo chain has undergone a multi million dollar project to expand, rebrand and renovate some of their existing stores. The Saint Sauveur location is a star child of this facelift. You're entering a 64,600 sq. ft. showpiece that is bright, well lit and spacious. Upon entering you'll first notice a massive patisserie counter with cupcakes, macarons and other gourmandises. Fresh produce will be a few steps behind. The new concept has a selection of "boutiques" along the perimeter, like a deli counter, charcuterie, oyster/shrimp bar and cheese counter with the prettiest 2 feet tall glass fridge containing an impressive array of local and imported cheeses. There is also a Joe Fresh collection of apparel for adults and children. The Loblaws/Provigo brand excels in going above and beyond to turn grocery shopping into an experience. The food is premium and gourmet, sampling stations are delish. Everything was taken into consideration, there's nothing boring or traditional about this store, even the floor is a popping orange. To make your shopping trip more enjoyable, the couple times I went over the holidays, they had a live jazz band playing! If you were dragged along and didn't feel like shopping, take a seat at the cantine and make use of their free wifi! Yes the prices are higher than what you would find at other grocery chains, this location caters to tourists and skiers - however if you're purchasing specialty goods, it is worth it, you'll find things that are uncommon elsewhere.

This is a great store but service has been poor last few times we stopped, but not this time thanks…read moreto a young man: "Samuel" was his name (we asked him) should be running training of all workers here This is a young kid, but he was totally consumer friendly and focused Something we have never seen at this store Promote this kid!

So so, not very well organized for COVID 19, people not respecting distancing, free for allread more

Love shopping there, when going up north. They have a hood selection of locally made bread, fruits…read moreand cheeses. They have organic section as well. Staff is friendly and can serve you both french and english. There are small shops around like dollarama and a pharmacy.

Location: Near the outlets, and by highway 15S. They have a good-sized parking lot. They opened up…read moreover the summer so everything is still bright and shiny. The place: While it's pretty darn big, the layout sucks. I felt like I was going through a damn labyrinth the entire time I was navigating the fruits/veggies/fish/baked goods areas. Honestly, there's a lot to be said for straight aisles that run from front to back. They should hand out maps at the front of the store to help you navigate the sections that had the misfortune of being positioned within the labyrinth. Food: Despite my annoyance with the layout, they do have a very large selection of produce, dairy, baked goods etc. I don't think you can walk in here and not find what you're looking for. It definitely gives Metro a run for its money. Price: Personally, I find that IGA is up there in terms of cost, but, I have also noticed that the prices are higher up north vs. in town. If you can do your shopping at home before coming up north, that's probably your best bet.

Since sold, no longer the Chartier family. Beautiful location , super clean and a great layout…read more Good prices since they changed their pricing policy. Usually the veggies are fresh, and they have an excellent prepared meal section. Also there is a Sushi take out !

Shopped there when vacationing at resort in St. Hippolyte (Auberge Lac Morency) in the Laurentians…read more(Les Laurentides). Visiting from Toronto. Shift supervisor or lead cashier Nathalie was extremely rude and aggressive on Oct. 5, 2021. My wife was unaware store closed at 9 due to incorrect information on the door that said it closed at 10. Nathalie did tell me when I walked in at 8:45 they close at 9, but my wife walked in 10 minutes earlier and said she wasn't told. Even if she had told her, my wife probably wouldn't have understood because, unlike me, she doesn't speak French. That was an honest mistake by the store and I don't expect them to say "sorry and we'll let you shop until 10." I have no issue with that. But for her to act like a wicked witch and tell my wife and others to stop what they are doing at 8:55 and go to the cash, following my wife in the process, while not offering her any assistance even though it's obvious she is handicapped and walks with a cane, is totally unacceptable. When at the cash I explained to her in French that my wife was trying to say that the sign at the front says store closes at 10. But Nathalie rudely interrupted me, said she doesn't speak English (even though she knew very well I was speaking French and would have been able to understand me had she been paying attention and not screamed at me and interrupted). As a matter of fact, I think she did understand me, but she pretended she couldn't. Had she not understood me she would not have said the discussion is over and told me to "get out." But she did both. To my credit, I did not get out and paid for our groceries. Good thing for IGA I didn't because had I my wife wouldn't have paid for them, they would have had to have been put back on the shelf and Nathalie would be in more trouble than she is likely already in. I was polite and she was extremely rude. But even if I wasn't polite, she still would of had no business talking to me like that. The worst thing I did was tell Nathalie it's rude to tell someone talking to you in French you don't speak English. Of course I had an English accent, but it's obvious I was speaking French and working hard to do it. And how could she not of understood me if she got so nasty? She didn't like me telling her she was being rude, but I politely told her that and had a right to. You don't treat customers the way she treated my handicapped wife and I, no matter how good you think your reason is. And you have to be even more careful when dealing with customers who have mobility issues like my wife and speech defects like me (I talk fast and loud because I have Tourette's and Asperger). Otherwise it makes us wonder if people are being discriminatory. The other staff were nice and helpful and both the owner, Genevieve Bilodeau, and manager Diane were pleasant when I spoke to them on the phone the following day about the incident.

Standard IGA, Very…read moregood situation, but a very small parking. It has a ready-meal counter, deli counter, bakery counter, butcher's counter, a fishmonger counter, a bio aisle and a very well stocked beer section.

I am a Bourassa lover for life. These family grocer has been serving the Laurentians at a couple…read moredifferent locations for over 50 years and there's really no downtown grocer to rival them. This location in Ste Agathe is cute and packed with goodness. The parking here is not ideal, it's mostly across the street with a very small zone for cars to swing in and pick up their groceries when they leave. During covid times they've encouraged folks to call ahead with their orders, they aren't touching cards or reusable bags, limiting their hours and the number of people in stores and providing washing stations and sterilizing cash and counters. Do not sleep on the refrigerated cheese room. Glorious!

Oh what fun this store is. Forget the fantastic prices on gorgeous produce, local québécois…read morecheeses, and let's talk about the incredible treats. Hearty and rich breads, organic biologique dry goods, and incredible prices on imported teas and coffees, I'm excited to pick up delicacies such as rich hazelnut butter and chestnut purées, local honey and maple butter. Everywhere you look there is more to fill your cart with the best items around. Forego metro, iga, etc and do all of your shopping here!

This is a great IGA! It's two seconds off the highway and the produce is beautiful, there's a nice…read moreorganic section and some specialty fruits that can be hard to find. There's a huge section of good looking prepared foods, and a sizeable Beer and wine offering as well - I really felt like this was one of those magical places that is bigger on the inside!! My most enthusiastic stars go to the fish specialist we chatted with on our most recent adventure however. She didn't mind at all chatting about ocean safe, and sustainable and low mercury options, she was patient and interested and knowledgeable and then had some tasty cooking ideas for the local lake trout we ended up with. In fact everyone we've interacted with here has been great, fluidly bilingual and happy helpful. There are cheaper options if you're doing an econo shop but this IGA is truly great for what it is.

Disgusting! Really bad. Not only did they totally mess up one order, but their supposed "fried…read morechicken breast" is neither fried, nor a chicken breast. It is.....really gross. Inedible. Zero service. Do not recommend, even if you are starving, you would be better to eat a running shoe.........

I've been going to this store since I was little. They've always had friendly staff and hopefully…read morecontinue to. The restaurant in the back has everything you'd want from a fast food restau.

Last time I go to st Sauveur Rachel Bery The cashiers kept…read moreinsisting that they were not required to pack my bags after paying for my purchases at the cash. I spoke to manager who said that they should but they always refuse! Any other store has gotten au courant with the fact that we are post pandemic and customers packing there own is a thing of the past. I can find anything they sell cheaper at higher end health food stores or grocery stores anywhere! I'm done shopping and argueing with the older blond cashiers about how they don't pack your groceries especially when they stand there with no lineups-just simply lazy.

First of all, whoever added the business hours is incorrect because they're not closed on…read moreWednesdays. Location: St-Sauveur village. They have parking so you don't need to worry about it. Bring your own bags or pay the associated fee at check-out, for a plastic bag. They recently moved from their previous location (where the outlets are) to this place and it's a much better spot. First, it's bigger and therefore less cramped than their previous location. Secondly, in addition to having a wider selection of items, they also have a to-go counter with a few prepared meals. You can either take them to go, or eat there - they've got a nice little spot tucked away in a corner and in summer, you can eat outside. Stuff: They have a great selection of vegetables, sprouts, dairy (or no-dairy) products, meats, vitamins, supplements, teas, dried goods etc. Aside from TAU, they're the only other organic store that sells Pukka tea, so that's a big plus for me. You can pretty much find what you're looking for, if you want to stick to organic and/or healthy products. Price: It really depends. For certain items, you may find that they are cheaper than your regular grocery store (i.e. Go Go Quinoa cookies are $4.19 here, but $6.99 at Metro), but in other cases, you will find that they're more expensive. And still, in other cases, they're on par with other stores (i.e. That Pukka tea is the same price at TAU). Side note: Rachelle-Bery was purchased by IGA a while ago, and rumor has it that they `have`to carry certain products and brands, which I assume lends to the higher price of certain items. Bonus: On-sight Naturopaths that you can consult for whatever ails you. They can usually make some good recommendations or advise you on where to go/who to consult if they can't. These guys also have locations on the island of Montreal.