Supermarkets near Bromont, QC

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  1. 89c Bd de Bromont, Bromont QC J2L 0A5

    4.2 Good 44 reviews

    “The staff is very attentive, courteous, and ready to help. When you're not from the area it's very pleasant. Even the customers are helpful! It's been twice that I've found someone who agrees to drive me back to my hotel, loaded with groceries. I am slightly disabled.”

  2. 132 Rue Principale, Granby QC J2G 2V2

    4.4 Superb 32 reviews

    “Really a nice place! I had never been there before and I was surprised by so much variety. I found lots of products that you can't find elsewhere. Great discovery!”

  3. 120 Rue Saint-Jude N, Granby QC J2J 2L5

    4 Good 84 reviews

    “Milk, onions, yellow potatoes, bacon, green and red pepper, filter coffee, kitten food, toilet paper, egg, sliced ​​bread, Chopped Steak (hahaha, that one is always funny), grated cheese, popcorn. This is all stuff available at this establishment.”

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  5. 1531 Rue du Sud, Cowansville QC J2K 2Z4

    3.8 Good 96 reviews

    “Good produce and cheap beerI go every week the get my meat sliced. It's a lot cheaper that wayI love the baggers that they make. It gets busy bit the wait to pay is never to long. This is the main grocery store that me and my wife use”

  6. 1775 Rue du Sud, Cowansville QC J2K 0W1

    3.2 Average 14 reviews

  7. 65 Rue Principale, Granby QC J2G 2T7

    3.5 Good 68 reviews

    “Staff is always kind but if you’ve never been here, you’ll be confused on where to go as it’s not set up like other shops. It’s not super big so selections are limited but it’s perfect for when you need a couple things.”

  8. 40 Rue Évangéline, Granby QC J2G 8K1

    3.4 Good 52 reviews

    “The store is nice with a good selection of products, but it would be even better with a selection of ready-to-go meals as varied as that of another store on the other side of town.”

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