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  1. Marché IGA Famille Cronier - 39 Mnt de Sandy-Beach A

    39 Mnt de Sandy-Beach A, Gaspé QC G4X 2A9

    4.3 Superb 72 reviews

    “Very convenient and helpful place when traveling in and around Gaspe. Might meet all you grocery need. Especially recommended are home-made seafood delis, that are far above anything you can reach in Ottawa”

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  2. Épicerie Gaétan Boulay - 77 Boul Renard E

    77 Boul Renard E, Gaspé QC G4X 5E8

    4.4 Superb 18 reviews

    “Very good service and the ready to eat is really on point, really go for a little walk and you will definitely appreciate it. And the good mood is always in the house!”

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  3. Marché Richelieu - Épicerie Savage & Frères Inc. - 420 Bd Petit Cap

    420 Bd Petit Cap, Gaspé QC G4X 4L1

    3.9 Good 16 reviews

    “Good service, very good cooked dishes, courteous staff, clean places. Only one small problem, there isn't a lot of parking and it's sometimes difficult to get out. But the game is worth it!”

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  5. Super C - 327 Boulevard de York South

    327 Boulevard de York South, Gaspé QC G4X 2L2

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “Really appreciate the quality service, every employees are kind, no matter your language they try their best to help you, the shelf are rarely empty, now self service to pay(love it personally), received my receipt through email(save trees) ... thanks again Super C”

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