Adonis is a supermarket like iga and such but it specialise in Liban food. It still have everything…read moreelse but there's a big ready to eat counter that span half the market. There's everything in it from and which to baked goods, fish, etc.. I often come here for a quick shishtaouk sandwich. It's normally way more tastier and full than what you get at Amir. And will you are getting this, you can grab a lot more liban food (or something else). They now accept credit card (I think it's been 5 years since they added that). There's also a dining room where you can eat the freshly prepared food.

This supermarket should be in Miami​ too!!…read more With a huge variety of produce, wonderful prices on their merchandise. You can find here everything you need from teas, to produce, cooked food, meat, fish, and so much more!! They speak French, Arabic and some English. They accept international credit cards and their prices were reasonable.

I was making homemade Italian saussage for the first time and was told this was The place to buy my…read moresupplies. First off super nice staff behind The meat counter. The guy who manages the meats asked what my plans for the meat were and when I told him it was for sausage he had plenty of helpful advice. There were lot's of pork shoulders to pick from, so no waiting 24 to 48hrs like with some butchers and they will even ground up the meat for you if you ask saving you that first step. Can't see myself going anywhere else from now on.. Now that summer is coming fast I'm looking forward to buying there again so I can make some pulled pork and bratwurst sausages.

I visited this giant Algerian grocery store on the recommendation of an Uber driver. It's a…read moreseveral-mile walk/bus from the final blue Metro stop at Saint-Michel (my favorite neighborhood in Montreal), and worth checking out. They've got a large eat-in area with tagines (I tried chicken with mushrooms in a cream sauce), rice, pizzas, and various kinds of fried seafood. On another side is a giant bakery line with breads, then specialty square pizza slices, then probably 75 kinds of pastries in unreal shapes and configurations. The pizza I tried was unbelievable, and it wasn't even heated. Easily in the top 5 places I've ever tried. So was the (I think) white-chocolate horn filled with pistachios. Then, I remembered the next day reading a long time ago that most bakeries in France actually are run by Algerians. The Algerians must be the best bakers on the planet, and this place is a must-visit - also for groceries, they had a lot of things you can't find anywhere in the U.S.

Mauvaise expérience dans ce magasin. Moi et mon amie…read morevoulions simplement acheter des fraises, mais certaines boîtes contenaient des fraises abîmées. Quand j'ai voulu changer la boîte, un employé nous a parlé d'une manière très agressive et a commencé à crier sur nous devant les clients. Il nous a même dit : " Vous devriez avoir honte, c'est le Ramadan ", simplement parce que nous ne voulions pas acheter des fraises abîmées. À un moment, il est venu brusquement et a pris la boîte de fraises directement du chariot de mon amie avec force et est parti avec en criant. C'était très humiliant. C'est la dernière fois que moi et mon amie venons dans ce magasin, alors que j'étais une cliente régulière.

Some of the best hummus and Mediterranean Mezze I have ever had. Half of this grocery store is…read morededicated to fresh produce and halal meats. Staff is friendly. I really enjoy it

I really like IGA and found this location to be no different than the norm you'll find elsewhere…read more Key strengths are the variety of goods and services they provide. If you have a party to host this is such a great place to find quality goods for your special event. I always discover something new on every visit. I always get a little excited. The only weakness with IGA is the pricing. Simply put... it's not competitive and while I can certainly afford to buy my groceries here paying $30 to 50 more every week vs the competition is not something I'm willing to do so I come here to pickup the "special items" or "couldn't find elsewhere".

Mediocre all round. Some decent deals to be found if you have time to look. Produce section ok, a…read morefew deals like $.99 avocados. Meat section quite plentiful, but I couldn't find any antibiotic free or organic choices, just grain fed and halal. Very small organic/gluten free section. Quiet after 8pm, so good if you want to avoid the crowds. Most of the customers followed Covid-19 regulations, however, our young cashier girl was not wearing a mask, it was under her chin - not impressed. Maxi is way cheaper, so we will stick with them, unless we absolutely have to go here for whatever reason.

In the heart of the Hochelaga you'll find Super C, a giant grocery store that believes in keeping…read morefood costs down and the service is pretty good. Always something on sale and the produce selection is decent.

I want to thank your crew in IGA Place Dupuis, 865 St Catherine St E, Montreal, Quebec H2L 2E4. I…read moreleft my keys in the basket after shopping. When I came to my door, I realized I had no keys. So I returned to the store and asked the friendly cashier if I left my keys in the basket. She directed me to customer service, who collected my keys and gave them to me. Thank you so much, everyone. I love your store!

My first experience in years shopping in a Canadian supermarket!…read more This morning we took a walk with the monkeys due to the fact that we all needed to stretch out our legs after yesterday's long long trip. We also headed out because we needed a few groceries as well as some milk for the two monkeys who drink milk like I breathe air. :-) Walking into the foyer of IGA we were hit with the most beautiful sensation ever; AIR CONDITIONING! The wife's cousin's apartment as most apartments in Montreal aren't equipped with A/C which made last night and today quite a toasty experience due to the current heat wave. IGA had A/C and they were sharing it with all their shoppers. The layout of IGA was familiar even to us U.S. grocery shoppers with the produce at the beginning of the store and meats to the middle. The end portion of the grocery store had a nice deli as well as a massive selection of milk and dairy products. BTW, when you come to Canada you can buy a BAG filled with 2 liters of milk...I kid you not! :-) Towards the end of the grocery store there was the most beautiful thing to be beheld by a beer drinker; a MASSIVE walk-in cooler that was an almost a religious alter to that most beautiful of beverages...BEER! The variety of beers was dizzying ranging from the familiar American and Imports to some very unique Canadian brews I had never seen or heard of. I scanned the titles and made a mental note to come back and try at least a few of these brews. The actual layout of the store was quite neat and efficient with employees well dressed and neatly decked out in their IGA uniforms. Uniforms that were specific to their department: Diary people had different uniforms from the Deli people who had different uniforms from the check-out staff. Ah...that brings me to the check-out staff. I would have happily given this IGA 4 stars or more had it not been for the check-out staff that helped us. One of the monkeys was hungry and begged for an apple to snack on. We complied allowing him to eat an apple while we shopped and walked through the store. At check-out time, we had saved the barcode and even volunteered to the check-out gal that we needed to pay for the apple. Her response in a very snippy French, "He almost ate half of it! How do you expect me to ring it up?!?" The boss lady told her to charge us whatever she wanted and we ended up paying 50 cents for a miniature apple....probably the most expensive apple in Canadian history. The cashier was happy to see us leave and didn't even thank us for shopping at IGA. Hmmmph...silly teenage Canadian check-out girl. So based on that last experience at IGA, I could only give this store 3 stars. I'm sure we'll be back sometime before the end of our trip and I'll happily update my rating after the next trip. After many more trips to IGA for milk and other supplies, I FINALLY figured out what the letters IGA stand for: I - I've G - Got A - Attitude Wurd...snobby buggers. Bye bye!

The DDO store. i bought 4 packages of fresh rib steaks "on…read moresale" on July 25. I froze all of them immediately. We Bar-b -qued 1 package July 28 and found them to be extremely tough. The worst rib steaks I ever bought. I tried to return the rest on July 29. ( I rarely return anything) The CSR refused the return citing first a 7 day return policy and then changing that to a 3 day return policy on meat etc. My understanding from their printed (French only) sheet pinned on the wall, was that acceptance of the return was discretionary. There is very poor customer service at this store and the quality of their beef is extremely low.

On September 7, 2024, I was at Adonis Laval and the guy in the fish section was serving an order…read morewith his bare hands. A year ago, the same guy was at the bbq chicken and was also using his bare hands to handle the chicken. I reported this to the store manager at the time. Nothing has changed! Be careful to monitor and avoid anyone touching your food with their hands. Skin contact with food can transmit countless diseases. I had to give only 1 star even though Adonis is my favorite store. Management should investigate and warn this employee before he gets caught by government inspectors!

Friendly neighbourhood grocery store, with emphasis on Italian and Asian ingredients. Today I found…read moregai lan (Chinese broccoli) and in the summer there's usually rapini (Italian broccoli). They have 99c baguette (fresh daily) and nice white corn tortillas, too. Pistilli always has the basics (for us, that includes soy milk), good prices on produce, and good-quality meat and fish. If you don't see what you're looking for at the butcher's counter, just ask. As with most of the smaller (and some of the larger) grocery stores in Montreal, much of the produce is shrink-wrapped and/or on styrofoam trays. I understand that helps keep food fresh longer, reducing wasted food, but I would prefer less plastic. My personal Montreal pet peeve, and Pistilli is not the worst offender in this area. All in all, I'm glad that this store is close to home. One or both of us is there every week.