Grocery Stores near Saint-denis-de-brompton, QC

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  1. 2009 QC-222, Saint-denis-de-brompton QC J0B 2P0

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “Small, diversified village grocery store that I have happily frequented for almost 11 years. Most of the time I find everything I need there. Also, we surprisingly discover fine local products. Much appreciated!”

  2. 35 Rue J.-A.-Bombardier, Sherbrooke QC J1L 0H8

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “Very clean, great prices on organic fruit and vegetables, friendly staff. Would be cool if they were open later though. Also, parking can be a bit of a mess with all the businesses nearby.”

  3. 50 Rue Bourgeoys, Sherbrooke QC J1C 0R4

    4.3 Superb 66 reviews

    “Very nice IGA, very clean and a good choice of products. You have to look at the specials, because they are a little expensive at full price. On the other hand, the products are fresh.”

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  5. 2760 Rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke QC J1L 1C5

    4.1 Good 38 reviews

    “Very good prepared dish, less calories and fat than cooking it yourself. Prices are expensive but for those who don't want to cook it's just perfect. I like shrimp pasta meals and individual ricota breasts without breading❣️”

  6. 3950 Rue King Ouest, Sherbrooke QC J1K 3C6

    4 Good 62 reviews

    “Je cherchait un produit dans les rayon de fruit de mer. Je n'ai pas trouver j'ai demander de l aide et on ma proposer un produit cher, j'ai alors demander un autre produit de qualité mais moins cher. J'ai gouter a votre produit et s etait vraiment delicieux. Votre nouveau gérant du rayon des fruits m'a beaucoup aider et j'apprécie vraiment.”

  7. 3050 Boulevard De Portland, Sherbrooke QC J1H 4B5

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  8. 4857 Boul Bourque Local 1, Sherbrooke QC J1N 1E8

    3.9 Good 103 reviews

    “Today I came to the metro to have my lotteries validated and the service person there had a very good way of validating my tickets. I had a very big package so usually we end up losing my winning receipts and such but somehow we managed to do it in an efficient manner and I got the right amount of money at the end . As I remember her name was Koraly. Very good service from her and always smiling!”

  9. 3025 Boulevard De Portland, Sherbrooke QC J1L 2Y7

    3.8 Good 63 reviews

    “The largest Maxi in town if that is your thing. Definitely a one-stop grocery store. I appreciated seeing a Flashfood outlet. The distribution of goods in the isles is a bit odd IMO.”

  10. 6185 Chem. de Saint-Élie, Sherbrooke QC J1R 0L1

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “nice place and friendly staff. However I’ve noticed lately that some (1or2) male clerks will literally get within 5 cm of me to grab a product without providing a heads-up so that I get out of the way. I happen not to be a piece of furniture and therefore find this incredibly disrespectful. At some point, one of them just pushed my cart away from the narrow space in front a the cash registry to pass behind me (again with no more than 10cm behind me) as I was paying. There was clearly a larger path he could have used at the self-check out but instead decided to push my cart away and charge ahead as if I wasn’t there. If you’re going to be in someone’s personal space, just say ”excuse me” to make your presence known and out of respect. I don’t assume people want me in their personal space without warning and the same applies to them.”

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