Unassuming little grocery in the middle of St. Alban. This store may look like an average gas…read morestation mini-mart, but they actually have some fresh vegetables, meats, and cheeses, and they also sell beers from local microbrewery (St. Casimir) Les Grandes Bois. Just down the street from the mini-golf and petanque courts next to the church, so very convenient for a snack before or after an evening outing with the kids in central St. Alban.

The brand Iga grocery is sononymus typically with a wide selection of produce and higher prices…read more Our experience was no different as we found all the groceries we needed. The prices were fair, and I would say on par with loblaws. My primary Issue was layout. What in the hell was the designer thinking laying that place out. Impossible to find anything and we were in there far too long. Nothing was stocked together and the arrangement seemed extreamly random. In the future I would like to see a total redesign and I would appreciate them reaching out so that I may provide further insight. The points that contributed to our overall score include; decore, grocery selection, and checkout. To expand on this we were specifically looking for decore that may draw us in or something visually appealing. This box was checked when we saw the seasonal Easter bunny. Really turned my day around and had a good chuckle. Grocery selection was great, once we found everything which highkey had already ruined my day. Fortunately, the overall ambiance of the store was exemplary with warm lighting and a large open concept produce area for a welcoming walk-in. Finally, checkout efficiency is vital and we loved our grocery bagger. I didn't catch his name unfortunatly but he deserves a raise. The blonde checkout girl and him (dark curly hair) were a dynamic duo. I would say they are compareable to prime Michael Jordan and Scotty Pipen. The way she would scan each item and he would quickly bag, was simply magestic to watch. It actually wasnt that bad, I was just hangry. Lesson of the day was, never go grocery shopping hungry. Overall would go back, with a full stomach, pleasant overall but left something to be desired.

Full-size supermarket we use every time we stay on Mont-Sainte-Anne. Everything you may expect…read morethere is good quality and reasonably priced. Wine selection is very very basic, so if you're picky, find the specialized liquor store. They are open till 10pm every day, which is handy for late arrivals. If they don't carry something you need (never happened to us) there is a similar-size supermarket just across the road.

We stopped by the grocery store. I wanted cheese and snacks while my bf wanted some local beer. I…read morewas able to find what I was looking for. My bf also hit the jackpot because they have a large selection of craft beer.

This was a perfect little grocery store for our visit to Quebec City. If you get there early there…read moreare delicious pre made sandwiches plus their baguettes and croissants are reasonably priced and delicious. We bought ham and cheese and had simple snack for the rest of the day. They sell small bits servings of butter and jam too. Many nice beverages and Canadian candy choices. We bought some oranges that were also delicious. For ppl wanting typical groceries that is also available as well as one aisle of simple toiletries. Staff was quiet but polite.

Good place to stop for some healthier foods and drinks on the way from Montreal to Quebec City…read morealong the 20. Like a regular grocery store. There is ESSO gas across the street to fill up too.

A reasonable selection of food, fresh vegetables, deli goods and all the basics. Store was clean…read moreand split on two levels with escalators. Service was good, smiley and friendly.

I love this little neighborhood Metro. Always plenty of parking and walking distance to an upcoming…read moreneighborhood in Quebec City where the grocery store are lacking. The store was very clean, the service was great, easy to find some to ask a question or help finding things. They have a huge beer freezer in the front left, big selection of beers and also happen to have many specials going on. There was plenty of already cooked meals or prepared food to go. My favorite is the cooked full chicken ready to go located in the front next to the cash register, you can smell it the minute you enter the store. This great grocery store could not be more convenient at this location in this neighborhood! I would recommend going

A good, all-around grocery store. It is a bit smaller (and therefore has a slightly narrower…read moreselection) than I'd like, but to their credit, sometime in early 2025 they rearranged a few racks to at least partly overcome that. A good selection of wine, beer and non-alcoholic beer. Produce selection is a bit narrow (I really wanted rapini yesterday :-() but what is there is very good quality, very fresh (thank you Île d'Orleans, nous vous adorons). The staff are generally very helpful/accommodating of English-speakers (like the rest of my family). Warning: Some areas (fresh seafood, deli) close an hour or so before the store's official closing hours (but packaged seafood and deli product do remain right to the end).

Closest grocery store to old city Quebec. Has everything you need and you get a little of the local…read morevibe.

Enjoying food quite a bit, I was really delighted with my shopping experience at this IGA. Although…read moremy recollection of IGA from living on the west coast was more of a small neighborhood grocery store, they've manage to keep that feel in a much larger store setting. We were shopping for a special meal we were getting ready to cook and the selection if meats, cheeses and vegetables was fantastic. The displays just made me want to buy everything in sight!

This store was a life saver for us when we were skiing at Mont Saint Anne last week. We tried two…read more"top rated" restaurants and ended up paying top dollar for pub quality food. Sure, the menu looked great but the food was poorly prepared and served. Then we discovered IGA, and the rest of the week we dined in our studio. The IGA has the greatest selection of cheeses and pates I ever seen (great variety of local stuff and many imported from France), excellent selection of wines and beers (make sure to try local beers, they are very good) and the prices for everything (maybe excluding fruits) are better than in Toronto. So if travelling to Beaupre, don't waste your time trying local restaurants and head straight to IGA, you won't regret!