Supermarkets 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. 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.”

  3. 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.”

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  5. 3050 Boulevard De Portland, Sherbrooke QC J1H 4B5

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

  6. 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!”

  7. 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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