This sweet café closed for a while so we weren't sure we'd be able to pop in when we were in the…read morearea recently, especially given the new lockdown rules. But we were surprised and delighted to find them open for takeout and taking every precaution. We got two oat milk café au laits which are just perfection with that buttery chocolatey Pilot roast. And they made the kiddo an oat milk frothy babycchino which she'd never had from a café before and you could tell she was freaking pleased as she sauntered along the sunny ruelles of St Sauveur sipping from her takeout cup and thinking about eating snow (that's all she thinks about when outside these days.) Anyway we love this spot!

Nice place ,nice people and great cappuccino. Glad they are…read moresupporting the surrounding small businesses and artists from the region

Location: In the heart of Saint-Sauveur village. Street parking is available though may be harder…read moreto come by on weekends. The place: We sat indoors because there was no room on the terrace. The interior has more of a bar vibe than a brunch vibe (but that's my personal opinion). The place was quiet since most people were seated outdoors. The goods: I would love to jump on board with all of the 5-star reviews but the reality is that the food here is basic. I ordered a breakfast sandwich with bacon and this came with potatoes. The breakfast sandwich was made with no egg. The waiter quickly rectified the situation by going to get a fried egg which he brought to my table. That being said, the breakfast sandwich had zero seasoning and was therefore quite bland even with the bacon. The potatoes were nicely fried and they were not oily but again, no seasoning whatsoever. It was a bit disappointing. The saving grace was the coffee, which was delicious. Service: OK Price point: Pricing is average and on par with most places.

H O L Y that's an amazing HOT CHICKEN SANDWICH…read morefor Americans, it's a CANADIAN classic, if done right..... this was PERFECTION on a plate! Sent from the heavens; For my stomach

Used to be my go to bakery years ago, quality has gone downhill over the years. Now most of the…read morebaked goods are made off site, frozen, then baked on location. Miss the good old days...

A great place for a treat or take away for the road. There is a full market in the back with meats…read more/ cheeses, but we decided to pick up a few pastries for our trip from Montreal to Mont Tremblant. I'd suggest the strudel and the molasses cookies ( not super sweet) - both very good with ! See tip on coffee- Grab your coffee next door at Brulerie Des Monts ‼

Beau petit comptoir, leur café est excellent, et il y a une place en haut pour s'asseoir et le…read moredéguster. le personnel est gentil et le café est délicieux. Nice little counter, coffee is excellent and upstairs there's a place to taste it slowly. Employees are nice and coffee is delicious.

My review is based on the coffee alone - so many choices and absolutely A-mazing. We had the…read moresmoothest Americana that was packed with flavor. No bitterness and so good we stopped by to Mont Tremblant and back towards Montreal

Perfect fresh lunch spot to stop by. I so enjoyed the vegan wrap...was so in heaven…read more And wanted to try their amazing looking desserts, but told myself "  great excuse to come back " Unfortunately went back on a Sunday and it was closed. ..yes, even in the summer. Anyway to be discovered...

this place is like a trip to the 50s, the decorations on the wall, chairs and table seems to comes…read moreout of a 50s movie in a corniest way. But that's what makes the charms of this café. Their coffee is just ok but their muffins are excellent ! But food isn't what makes this café an experience not to be missed, take a look at my pictures : ) C'est comme si on revenait dans les années 50-60, les meubles et décorations de ce café sont très cool. Le café est correct mais les muffins sont excellents, mais ce n'est pas la nourriture qui fait que ce café est une expérience en soi anevpas manquer ( regardez mes photos : ).

I needed a place to use wifi daily for work while in the area. The owners both work there most…read moredays. They were happy to have me as a customer, even though they had to ask me to reserve a certain seat for a certain regular customer at a certain time of day. I didn't mind. The coffee, the food, and the staff made me welcome and comfortable as I spent 8 hours a day there for several weeks. The kitchen closes after lunch but they still make coffee and serve food at the counter until they close at 6.

Coffee was strong which I like. No english menu. I shared a panini with my sister and the waitress…read moreserved it pre cut on two separate plates with a nice salad and dressing.

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.

Since sold, no longer the Chartier family. Beautiful location , super clean and a great layout…read more Good prices since they changed their pricing policy. Usually the veggies are fresh, and they have an excellent prepared meal section. Also there is a Sushi take out !

Last time I go to st Sauveur Rachel Bery The cashiers kept…read moreinsisting that they were not required to pack my bags after paying for my purchases at the cash. I spoke to manager who said that they should but they always refuse! Any other store has gotten au courant with the fact that we are post pandemic and customers packing there own is a thing of the past. I can find anything they sell cheaper at higher end health food stores or grocery stores anywhere! I'm done shopping and argueing with the older blond cashiers about how they don't pack your groceries especially when they stand there with no lineups-just simply lazy.

First of all, whoever added the business hours is incorrect because they're not closed on…read moreWednesdays. Location: St-Sauveur village. They have parking so you don't need to worry about it. Bring your own bags or pay the associated fee at check-out, for a plastic bag. They recently moved from their previous location (where the outlets are) to this place and it's a much better spot. First, it's bigger and therefore less cramped than their previous location. Secondly, in addition to having a wider selection of items, they also have a to-go counter with a few prepared meals. You can either take them to go, or eat there - they've got a nice little spot tucked away in a corner and in summer, you can eat outside. Stuff: They have a great selection of vegetables, sprouts, dairy (or no-dairy) products, meats, vitamins, supplements, teas, dried goods etc. Aside from TAU, they're the only other organic store that sells Pukka tea, so that's a big plus for me. You can pretty much find what you're looking for, if you want to stick to organic and/or healthy products. Price: It really depends. For certain items, you may find that they are cheaper than your regular grocery store (i.e. Go Go Quinoa cookies are $4.19 here, but $6.99 at Metro), but in other cases, you will find that they're more expensive. And still, in other cases, they're on par with other stores (i.e. That Pukka tea is the same price at TAU). Side note: Rachelle-Bery was purchased by IGA a while ago, and rumor has it that they `have`to carry certain products and brands, which I assume lends to the higher price of certain items. Bonus: On-sight Naturopaths that you can consult for whatever ails you. They can usually make some good recommendations or advise you on where to go/who to consult if they can't. These guys also have locations on the island of Montreal.