Grocery Stores near Labelle, QC

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  1. 55 Rue du Pont, Labelle QC J0T 1H0

    4 Good 84 reviews

    “NEW OWNERS COMING SOON IN SEPTEMBER SHAWN AND WILLIAM . NEW FEATURES COMING SOON .TELL US YOUR NEEDS FOOD WINE SO WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU. THEY WILL BE DOING MORE PREPARATIONS FOR YOUR PARTIES ,BIRTHDAYS ...WAIT T ILL YOU TRY THE BROCOLI SALADE FANTASTICO...”

  2. 1395 Rue L'Annonciation S, Rivière-Rouge QC J0T 1T0

    4.1 Good 35 reviews

    “IGA nearby, 15 minutes by car, it’s great ? come see me to relax, employees. I offer the possibility of purchasing a gift certificate ? to please a loved one or a loyal employee. ?”

  3. 1979 Chem. du Village, Mont-Tremblant QC J8E 1K4

    3.5 Good 46 reviews

    “I got put on the spot when we returned to Tremblant after a day trip to Montreal and needed groceries at 7:45z. Thankfully Marche Bonichoix was still open and Ahmed was running the show. I knew the store was closing soon, but Ahmed went out of his way to help me find what I was looking for and not feel panicked doing so. Thank you, Ahmed, for making sure I got what I was looking for without being rushed. Ahmed made my visit to Marché Bonichoix a pleasure, and were certain to return!!”

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