Grocery Stores near Roxton Falls, QC

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  1. 229 Rue Notre Dame, Roxton Falls QC J0H 1E0

    4.8 Superb 51 reviews

    “Very good services.and the place is very pleasant to discover and the prices are very attractive. ?And the products made on site are excellent ?and the people are very respectful. What more can I say, I love it. ?”

  2. 1415 Rue d'Acton, Acton Vale QC J0H 1A0

    4.6 Superb 40 reviews

    “A beautiful place to discover in order to save money. New products every week. Always a good welcome. When we forget our reusable bag, they give us a box. I often find good deals.”

  3. 1145 Rue du Marché, Acton Vale QC J0H 1A0

    4.6 Superb 61 reviews

    “Too small for a local, and the prices are high, compared to IGA, THERE ARE GOOD SPECIALS, BUT YOU HAVE TO LOOK AT THE FLYERS, TO SEE WHERE THE CHEAPEST FOOD IS! BECAUSE EVERYTHING HAS BECOME EXPENSIVE SINCE THE COVID 19 DISEASE.”

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  5. 1530 Rue d'Acton, Acton Vale QC J0H 1A0

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “I got lost in the SAQ section labyrinth between the pocket white ti and the big red one that stains. But after fighting the Minotaur, I came away with a rosé that wasn't any worse”

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