Rotten vegetables, expired products, way to much expensive, take advantage of students with pricesread more

Great help a few days ago! I was struggling to find an item, so I asked a young clerk for some help…read more(I believe he told me his name was Simon when I asked) - perfectly bilingual and led me right to my biscotti. Just great, thank you! Decent prices too.

As we were in the area, a friend made us stop there to get some meat…read more We ended up buying some homemade sausages. The place is small but has it's charm. The good: Lots of fresh meat choices. Have prepackaged vacuum-sealed cuts. You can get other type of food. Has a variety of hot sauces. Has also a variety of beers. Accepts Apple Pay. The bad: We bought two packs of the same sausages, colours were different and they were super salty (very disappointing). Entrance small and super tight. Store is quite full and hard to move around. We waited at the cash a long time before someone came over (and it is not like they are missing staff). In the end, pretty place, but quality does not match the charm of the looks. But locals love it!

This is a top notch local butcher and cheesemonger. Terrific selection and great quality. Also…read morelocal fruit, cookies, etc. A must visit

Great bakery, as you walk in you are overwhelmed by the delicious smells of fresh bread, baked good…read moreand sandwiches. The raspberry croissants are a hit here, huge and delicious, also the chocolate eclairs. The best I have ever had, I never had an éclair filled with chocolate cream, very very good. I bough a bunch of sweets for the team here and it made everyone's morning better. A must visit while you are in Sherbrook.

Everything is delicious! Definitely recommend a visit there. We visit each time we are in the…read morearea.

This is a super sized grocery store that has a full bakery. They sell clothing and household goods…read moreas well. We enjoy going to this store because you can find a nice selection of European foods that are difficult if not impossible to find in the US. Prices are good, especially with the US$/CAD$ exchange rate. They also have a very large selection of Quebec beers and European beers that are difficult and expensive if you can find them in the US. There is a huge parking lot that will accommodate even the largest trucks and campers. There are always people around who speak English and French if you need help.

I bought a watermelon at Provigo yesterday, thought it was a good deal, on sale. Wrong, it was…read moremealy and tasted terrible. a waste of money. i find the produce these days to be of an inferior quality, over priced (unless you count the substandard products on sale). time to look for another source of fresh produce.

Saw this place on a Yelp search and figured out it's a 5-star rating with "chocolate" in the name…read moreand nice scenery. What's not to like? So I booked a night to stay over on our way to Charlevoix. The Good: certainly that breakfast earns its reputation. It's conventional but really good, as is the coffee. Service in the cafe also quite good. The Bad: bedbugs. Found in the bedsheets. I get the feeling the staff knows they have a problem because when we brought it up they were indifferent to it. Did not make for a good nights sleep. The Other: scenery around the hotel is pretty nice, quiet and peaceful. Parking is street parking.

We are in the area celebrating not only my mom's birthday, but also following the route of the…read moreInspecteur Gamache series of novels by Louise Penny, famous local author. This was my mom's request and any chance to spend time in Quebec is something we all love. North Harley is a charming little town with some unique shops and of course, this delightful Inn, L'Auberge de la Chocolatière, or The Chocolate Makers Inn. The café has a nice array of breakfast, lunch and dinner items, as well as desserts. We were promptly seated. Staff is perfectly bilingual (which is pretty common for this area). I ordered the Grilled Cheese Panini with comes with side salad or soup of the day. I chose the latter, a celery and mushroom (non dairy) veloûté. My mom ordered the sane whereas my dad got the pepper and eggs Panini with chèvre and the soup. We each ordered the thé froid, iced tea, a slightly sweetened iced herbal tea. The Panini was delicious. It was a perfect combination of sweet and savory. The soup was creamy, properly seasoned and piping hot. As there was a chill in the air, it hit the spot. The service was excellent. We opted to forgo dessert, but we did get an array of 12 artisanal chocolates to go. We had mom choose the flavors from over almost 40 offerings in dark, milk and white chocolate. Each chocolate has a fine-thick sliver of topping or sprinkling of herbs or spices, such as dried cranberries, apricot, elderflower, cassis, cayenne pepper, sea salt, lavender, coconut, cardamom. In essence, a chocolate lovers paradise. In the car, we sampled the pralined and the apricot. The chocolate is extremely high quality and not too sweet. There's a lot of love out into those concoctions. The store also sells maple syrup candies and syrup, small and large bars of the chocolates, etc. It was a lovely first meal in the region. I would cone back here to enjoy the area's outdoor offerings and perhaps stay here.

Good standard Tim Hortons! We had breakfast sandwiches and donuts. They were all good.read more

This is the perfect rest stop directly over the US Canada border! I've been coming here for years…read moreas a tradition. The seats are cozy, the bathroom is clean. They serve delicious sandwiches and crepes as well as gourmet coffee. I love their croissants!! The owner is always on premise and he is quite welcoming.

This was such an adorable spot! We're always weary of going over the border because we don't speak…read moreANY French and this is a spot we would absolutely return to. The people were so kind, the food was amazing and the little shop was super cute. They are also family friendly. We can't wait to return next summer!