Wholesale Stores in Anjou, QC

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  1. 7373 Rue Bombardier, Montréal QC H1J 2V2

    4.3 Superb 136 reviews

    “I like it, but there is one negative point: No one is there to help and to answer if you need to know to investigate a product or to inquire about something.. so we have to accumulate many things in the chariot and wait for the queue and then ask the cashier who is not involved with technical issues.”

  2. 9701 Bd Louis H. La Fontaine, Anjou QC H1J 2A3

    3.9 Good 76 reviews

    “Best place for bulk without membership! Tons of afforable products, great pieces of meat, tons of cheeses, bulk sauce, bulk pasta, bulk dried goods. Has a huge selection of frozen products as well! Very spacious so you can always circulate without a hitch. Our go to for years! Only thing I would say is the fruits and vegetables have consistency issues, so keep an eye on your purchases, some don't last”

  3. 9401 Bd des Sciences, Anjou QC H1J 0A6

    3.7 Good 115 reviews

    “I go there mainly for the pharmacy. The team is incredible. The service is second to none. I moved and I travel 30 km to continue going to this pharmacy. Thanks to the Anjou pharmacy gang.”

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  5. 9401 Bd des Sciences, Anjou QC H1J 0A6

    1.4 Poor 15 reviews

    “Wow very good service Olivier was there to advise me, call another branch and find a place to install tires after a puncture. Thanks also to Tony who found a solution…”

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