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  1. Marché Tradition - 1145 Rue du Centenaire

    1145 Rue du Centenaire, Saint-Agapit QC G0S 1Z0

    3.8 Good 30 reviews

    “It has really changed for the better. We no longer have specials from the Manager with food unfit for consumption like before. Salads infested with parasites or poutine meat from the manager's special fermented molons. We can have confidence now that what is good for the trash is not passed on to the customer like with the bosses who had before but throw it away when it is not good... Thanks to the new gang.. Several of us have stopped going there but There are several of us going back now..”

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  2. IGA des Sources St-Apollinaire - 148 Rue Principale

    148 Rue Principale, Saint-Apollinaire QC G0S 2E0

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “I gave 4 stars for the place, cleanliness, lots of products on the shelves.....I have a big downside!!! a young man served me fried chicken, fries, salads, etc. at the counter...he was scratching his face which was full of pimples and without washing his hands came to serve me and served other customers just before me........I wasn't able, I said to him "you wash your hands, because you scratch your pimples and it's not clean!!!! he wiped his hands on a dishcloth and I left ?”

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  3. Marché Du Fleuve - Rte 138

    Rte 138, Neuville QC G0A 2R0

    3.3 Good 23 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) I go there every day with friends, the drinks are a bit expensive, but it's a nice place when you don't have expensive food.(Original)J’y vais à tout les jours avec des amis les boissons un peut chers mais c’est une belle place quand ta pas de bouffe cher vous”

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