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Grocery Stores in Nicolet, QC

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  1. Les Délices D’Audrey Rainville - 293 Rue Notre Dame

    293 Rue Notre Dame, Nicolet QC J3T 1G2

    4.9 Superb 28 reviews

    “J'y vais spécialement pour les coupes de viandes, les marinades, olives etc ... le service de la boucherie est vraiement cool. Ils n'hésitent jamais à nous conseiller.(Translated by Google)I go there especially for cuts of meat, marinades, olives etc ... the butcher's service is really cool. They never hesitate to advise us.”

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  2. Le Petit Marché - 3080 Bd Louis Fréchette

    3080 Bd Louis Fréchette, Nicolet QC J3T 1N1

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) I just discovered this small market but I arrived almost at closing time. I bought a few dishes I'll let you know lol but the service I received was great! The lady, whom I don't know yet, came to carry my packages.(Original)Je viens de découvrir ce petit marché mais je suis arrivée presque à la fermeture. J'ai acheté quelques plats je vous en donnerai des nouvelles lol par contre le service que j'ai reçu était super! La dame, que je ne connais pas encore, est venue porter mes paquets.”

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  3. Super C - 2315 Bd Louis Fréchette

    2315 Bd Louis Fréchette, Nicolet QC J3T 1M9

    4 Good 32 reviews

    “Things are bad. When you give ratings to grocery stores because it's the only place you have time to go out. There's almost always Arizona tea, that's all I need.”

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  5. IGA Supermarché Clément Nicolet inc. - 2000 Bd Louis Fréchette

    2000 Bd Louis Fréchette, Nicolet QC J3T 1M9

    4 Good 34 reviews

    “In recent months we have discovered Nicolet and IGA has become our first grocery store! The team of display clerks and cashiers reflects my happiness at doing my grocery shopping there! Congratulations especially to the cashiers!...”

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