My sis-in-law saw this spot on the way up so on our way back from dog sledding we decided to pick…read moreup some pies. It's located on the side of the highway so it's not hard to see. There's parking right out in the front and when we went there were plenty of spaces. Inside they have fruits and veggies as well as other frozen and fridged food. They do have fresh maple donut holes which we did end up buying alongside an apple pie, cranberry apple pie and maple sugar pie. They do have one restroom in the back if you do need to take a little pit stop. The woman there was quite friendly and the place definitely felt like you're going to a neighborhood small grocery store. The maple sugar pie was ultra sweet and the cranberry apple was sweet but at least it was tart to balance. The maple donut holes and apple pie were the winners for me. I believe the donut holes were made from potato flour so it was savory and sweet. Overall, it's a nice spot to take a quick pit stop and grab some snacks and desserts before heading back to Montreal.

#1 part of my Covid19 writing collection…read more I found this little country store on the way back down from the Rawdon area just located in St Esprit. They specialize in loads of different dessert pies a huge selection of apple, blueberry, tarte au sucre, fresh doughnuts and many many other offerings. These delectable delights are in the room on the right side when you enter. If you walk to the back area in the main building they have freezer section of prepared foods in various sizes and a huge selection. My fave are the chicken pot pies. They are not chalky and lacking filling as I've had with grocery store varieties. Their chicken pies are creamy and packed full of veg and generous chicken serving. I've also had their tourtiere du Lac St Jean and it was loaded with meat and a few different kinds of potatoes! They also have various tourtiere, frozen pasta meals, cabbage rolls and loads of stuff your grandma may have specialized in. It's Sunday night comfort food! All delicious. There is a fresh fruit and vegetable produce area and also lots of jams and jellies that are great to discover. They make a great small gift. These types of country stores are a real gem. Plus you are supporting a small business! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

If you enjoy the concept of buying in bulk, this is your new heaven (or hell). You can find…read moreanything from soap to candy. Flour, garlic spread, nuts and pie filling. In this store you will find the best, healthiest organic gluten free fair trade right next to bulk kraft diner cheese sauce powder. So unless you have the will of a jedi, it's pretty hard to resist buying some chocolate covered pretzels with your powdered kale shake. On the same note, prices are also all over the place, you can buy stuff like table sugar, flour, peanuts, salt, rice and all the basics for literally pennies. But go and take the powdered peanut butter and prepare to get sticker shock! Some items can run up to 20-40$ a kilo. Which won't surprise you if you buy spices. But the candy can really up your tab fast. Particularly if you are with kids, (or adult with valid credit card) So, enjoy it, really be mindful about what you take, what it weight and guesstimate where your at price-wise, better safe then sorry.

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!

As super markets go its ok…read more But... They have a built in SAQ! That means liquor is available late at night and on many holidays. This place has saved my ass on many an occasion.

One stop shop…read more Stopped at another location but they sent us here because they were missing a lot of items we were looking for. They have your typical dep stuff with saq and gas station. Gas was really cheap here.

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.

Comme un petit costco sans carte de membre . Formidable…read morechoix de fromages. Fruits et legumes a bons prix. tout est frais. Pas de decor, juste un bon choix et de bons prix. Service rapide aux caisses Stationnement facile

Bourrassa is an warehouse style store pile high with the highest quality of ingredients…read more Every store have an walk-in fridge filled with cheeses and deli. Because of the high volume of tourists this particular store has an oversized walk-in filled with double of the cheeses and delicatessen. (Don't worry, they provide coat) At the core, this place is catering great quality products for small businesses. So you can find boxes of tomatoes and really large cans/packages but also gourmet item, like balsamic vinegar reduction or chocolate bar with crushed pink pepper. It's fun just to find new stuff, it's even more fun to eat them!

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.

The staff at this store are rude and hostile to customets, especially English speaking ones. They…read moregawk at us at the cash and give us dirty looks. Then order is around telling us to put our groceries in a bag right away. There's no reason for this. It they will actually come up to your cart and open your shopping bag. Then say it's to put your groceries in. I never asked them to do this. Who the hell do they think they are? I refunded my whole bag of groceries recently because I can't stand them and had enough of them. They kept arguing but have me my refund. I was glad to get out of there. There's other places to shop around here. Many restauran ts.Apparently they sold the store to Famille Jasmine (Jasmine Family).