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  1. Bissonnette Your Independent Grocer Alfred - 512 St-Philippe Street

    512 St-Philippe Street, Alfred ON K0B 1A0

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “So weird they only write responses to 5 star reviews and ignore people who left feedback. However, great staff. Some prices are high but it is the only store close to Alfred and Plantagenet so they can charge what they like. Prices get higher in the summer for all the folks who stay at the trailer parks and campers around here. When there are sales, they are great deals. Produce often goes bad quickly, expiry dates should be checked always on dairy..have had bad experiences with milk and yogurt. Sometimes they don't have the deals that my PC Optimum card offer..which is slightly annoying. Again..amazing staff in all departments.”

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  2. Marché Bonichoix - Gestion R & B Couture inc. - 641 Rue Notre Dame

    641 Rue Notre Dame, Montebello QC J0V 1L0

    4.5 Superb 46 reviews

    “Staying at Parc Omega and needed snacks for us and carrots for the animals. They have everything you need and the guy/manager was so nice and helpful. He even told us what size to cut the carrots. There was a great selection of snacks we don't see in the US so it was a treat.”

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