Grocery Stores in Jonquiere, QC

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  1. 3600 Bd Harvey, Jonquière QC G7X 3B3

    4.6 Superb 31 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) It is an almost secret place which is located in a gas station where gasoline is served. When we go inside there are tons of candy pauets that we can only find on the internet or in specialized import markets. They also have a huge selection of chocolate covered candy and nut wrappers in different sizes. They also offer bubble tea.(Original)Il s'agit d'un endroit quasi secret qui se situe dans une station service où l'on sert de l'essence. Lorsque l'on entre à l'intérieur il y a des tonnes de pauets de bonbons que nous pouvons trouver que sur internet ou dans des marchés spécialisés en importation. Ils ont aussi un vaste choix d'emballages de bonbons et de noix enrobés de chocolat de différents formats. Ils offrent aussi des bubble tea.”

  2. 3460 Boulevard St François, Saguenay QC G7X 8L3

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “A beautiful, well-filled market and there are even some finds to be made there. They sell things there that I haven't seen in other superCs. The cashiers are smiling!”

  3. 2620 Rue Saint-Hubert, Jonquière QC G7X 8L3

    3.5 Good 44 reviews

    “Always good, fresh food, as much in fruits and vegetables as in meat and fish. It's very rare that I don't find what I'm looking for there. It's clean and not ugly.”

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