From the owner: Nous sommes une compagnie de services traiteurs de charcuteries et fromages pour tout événement…read more Notre mission d’offrir des arrangements délicieux et unique à chaque besoin ainsi que simplifier la vie de nos clients en s’occupant de l’aspect nourriture et présentation. Que ce soit pour un mariage, un anniversaire ou simplement une soirée en tête à tête, La Gourmanderie s’occupe de vous.

Locals get really passionate about who makes the best smoked meat sandwich in Montreal. If you go…read moreto YouTube, there is an inordinate number of videos opining primarily around three spots with rabid followings. After watching the Food Network's Jeff Mauro rave about this old-school diner in a short clip, Jamie W and I decided to take the metro to Snowdon, the western terminus of the Blue Line. It felt a bit on the city's outskirts to us but only because we were first-time tourists. Open every day at 6AM, we got here early enough to get a small table almost immediately, though the place was already bustling around 9AM. We decided to share the C$7.50 Chicken Soup with Matzoh Ball (Photo 5). Very basic, no noodles. It was just the right morning balm, and the matzoh had the perfect texture. We were originally going to split the C$16.75 Smoked Meat Sandwich and share the C$14.95 Poutine. However, our veteran server course corrected us by steering us to the C$27.50 Smoked Meat Platter (Photo 8) with a stack of bread (Photo 7). This allowed us to customize our own sandwiches plus they only charge C$5 for the poutine (Photo 10). We requested medium-fat smoked meat. It was so meltably tender that it disintegrated immediately in my mouth. Despite appearances, the flavor aligns more with corned beef than pastrami though not as salty. This turned out to be our only attempt at having poutine in Montreal during our vacation, but not having time to hunt for a specialty shop, we figured Snowdon Deli probably made a deliciously satisfying one. We were right. After all, the restaurant is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, so they're not going anywhere. I won't go into unnecessary comparisons with Katz's Deli in NYC (review: https://yelp.to/KhEaBm9HJq) and Langer's Deli in LA (review: https://yelp.to/XY_ovih4sg). Yes, they're both legendary, so let's just say Snowdon Deli deserves to be mentioned in the same gristle-filled conversation. FOOD - 5 stars...meat smoked right with matzoh and poutine not far behind AMBIANCE - 4 stars...just a small diner with enough room SERVICE - 5 stars...trust the longtime servers TOTAL - 5 stars...definitely the place to get Montreal's tastiest meat morsels RELATED - Exploring Montreal? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/WxajiXCBvZ

Smoked Meats Sandwich (8/10): Got the medium fat. Very tender and flavorful!…read more Matzoh Ball Soup (7/10): Definitely hits the spot. Simple chicken broth and a matzoh ball. Service was very good. We came for Friday lunch and were seated immediately.

I have been getting Goodfood for quite a while now. I…read moresuppose I'm partially to blame for not really paying closer attention to these things. When I Google it they do say they source from the US seasonally, but it's the middle of summer. I'm not sure why this is happening but I'm very unhappy about it!

Used it for a year and I was liking quality and variety...then it went downhill, variety decreased,…read moreprice increase, quality decreased. Also be careful to the way they pack stuff..completely careless, get used to chicken juices everywhere because they pack in such a way that the bag gets damaged or punctured 90% of the times..I messaged them about it, but customer service is pretty much inexistent and only spoke to AI agent uselessly (even when I asked for a real agent, it passed me to another AI one) Don't bother and choose another company

We got a cheese pizza to go and the pizza was just average. I guess similar to a Little Caesar…read morepizza to give it a reference point. Not a gourmet pizza by any means.

I ordered off of Uber eats. Starting off good with a 16% rebate on the total of what I would buy…read more Got some rosé pasta with a free garlic bread, which is great! Taste super good, not too soft not too hard just right. Quick service and quick delivery.

I would give them no stars if I could ! My first problem was…read morethat I was over charged 10 dollars and had to argue to get it back , but the real reason why I hate them , is that she likes to MAKE FUN of her paying customers! I know this for a fact, I know someone that works for them and he heard them over the radio making fun of me ! Totally disrespectful! Doesn't matter what anyone buys , you don't make fun of your customers ! I suggest calling RC delivery

The PERFECT delivery service !!! Friendly, fast and helpful. Drivers always ready to help…read more Dispatcher remembers you and even asks if your regular pickups are at this time. The pandemic would be much worse for me if I didn't have Grace Delivery at my beck and call..... tip the drivers well.. they most certainly deserve it.

If you want some amazing cookies that are generously filled, topped and portioned...this is the…read moreplace for you! Also the dipping cups are a must!!!

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This grocery store is constantly changing names and owners but at least it's always a grocery…read morestore. It's the closest place for me to get last minute groceries. Nothing has really changed since the last grocery store. Fairly priced, convenient, and reliable. They some cool products that I don't see often, like avocado chips. They accept cards and cash. Only reason it isn't a 5 stars is because they don't have sandwiches or pre-made snacks anymore.

Love thé options here great selection of organic s and superfoods. I love going her for my produce…read moreand other things I like to strictly buy organic. A little pricy but not crazier than most markets. And everyone there is so nice. I went on a run once, and was getting super lightheaded and went in to buy a banana, but I couldn't pay debit under 5$ so he just gave it to me :)

What a wonderful hidden gem in a basement location. We got the last 2 chocolate croissants before…read morethey closed. The size is huge, we split into 2 separate times to eat. They were flaky and flavorful

I quite enjoyed their pistachio roll--it's definitely on the sweeter, more indulgent side, but…read morestill a delicious treat. The bánh mì was decent as well, and the portion was huge. That said, I think the sandwich could use a little refinement. The butter came through quite salty, while the pickled vegetables added enough moisture to make the bread a bit soggy, which ended up muting some of the other flavors. With a better balance of ingredients and texture, this could be a much stronger bánh mì. Overall, generous portions and some promising flavors - La Cave is worth a stop.

This is probably my favorite Metro Location, rarely a bad experience here…read more It's in a strip mall sandwiched between Town of Mount Royal and Outremont, with a vast parking lot. The quality of the fruits and vegetables is second to none, and when they have specials, they have enough and don't run out. The deli and cheese counter has a great selection as well as great service. The bread and pastry section is very varied and anything I get, I loved. The meat and fish section is also very varied with lots of options for all budgets. That is for the left side of the Market as you walk in. The right side of the Market is more standard, but well laid out and again, a great variety. The service is really superb, there is rarely a lineup and you have a cashier and bagboy almost all the time at every counter. There is now a small food court to enjoy your food on the go and there is some live music from time to time.

This is pretty much the best supermarket in Montreal. It has fairly good fresh produce; from fruits…read moreand vegetables to seafood. There are a number of more exotic items, gluten-free products, as well as all the basics. The prices are on par with any other supermarket, but the location might be what makes it take it to a more desirable level - you probably won't see too many people in their PJ's here. Here's my stickler point: this is a service-oriented business and while I appreciate that the days may be long and standing isn't pleasant (I've done my share of it too, once as a supermarket cashier...years ago), employees shouldn't talk to customers on too personal of a level. I don't need to know your life story and I don't want to tell you mine. Once a conversation got sort of insulting towards me, it was very misogynistic and I was too surprised to do much other than leave.