Grocery Stores near Lavaltrie, QC

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  1. 81 Chem. de Lavaltrie, Lavaltrie QC J5T 2H5

    3.8 Good 45 reviews

    “This grocery store is both modern and well organized.The sections are clearly identifiedExample..organic, vegetarian, natural products..I like it for the first time.”

  2. 140 Rue Yamaska, Saint-Denis-sur-Richelieu QC J0H 1K0

    4.6 Superb 34 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) A team of thunder and always a very good service and always a lot of innovation. Congratulations to the Lachambre family and long life(Original)Une équipe du tonnerre et toujours un très bon service et toujours beaucoup d'innovation. Bravo à la famille Lachambre et longue vie”

  3. 7000 Av. de la Plaza, Sorel-Tracy QC J3R 4L8

    4.1 Good 56 reviews

    “The local grocery store of the place. The Metro brand has been established in town for a long while now, it belongs to it. It’s a Metro Plus, meaning it’s not the supermarket thing but it’s the proper size for the place and it knows how to provide you with what you need.”

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  5. 20 Rue Valmont B, Repentigny QC J5Y 1H1

    3.9 Good 15 reviews

    “I received very good service and the variety of products pleasantly surprised me! The place is very clean and the prices are more than affordable. I definitely recommend!”

  6. 860 Bd de l'Ange Gardien N, L'Assomption QC J5W 1P1

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “Since the new owners the grocery store has changed. Much cleaner, the quality of the fruits and vegetables is excellent, that of the butcher's shop and bakery, too. On the other hand, in terms of groceries in general there are many products that have been removed or the quantity has been reduced.”

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