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  1. Marche Lian Tai - 1993 Blvd. Marcel-Laurin

    1993 Blvd. Marcel-Laurin, Saint-laurent QC H4R 1K4

    3.9 Good 105 reviews

    “Just back from there and it’s great the options are more then what you could think of. Many Indonesian products and it’s amazing things I couldn’t find anywhere else is there”

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  2. The Esposito Market - 340 Blvd. Marcel-Laurin

    340 Blvd. Marcel-Laurin, Saint-Laurent QC H4M 2L4

    3.7 Good 50 reviews

    “It is just so representative of Everyting Montreal it’s old dirty falling apart worn out over priced bagels but a very good fish section with one of the best smoked salmon ? in Montreal and a very good selection of Jewish food Not going to beat it up as I really hope they stay open as I would truly miss them if they did close up only to give the land away to another stupid over priced condo building with super extreme high taxes and condo fees and zero parking as it is just so congested there. Picked up stuff and make a superb hamburger with egg and mushrooms loaded”

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  3. Marché Mon Village - 1689 Rue Poirier

    1689 Rue Poirier, Saint-Laurent QC H4L 1J3

    3.7 Good 62 reviews

    “La viande est fraiche et délicieuse, les légumes et toutt ce dont javais besoin. Le personnel est dévoué à sa clientèle, politesse et sourire au rdv. Service irréprochable. Merci.(Translated by Google)The meat is fresh and delicious, the vegetables and everything I needed. The staff is dedicated to its customers, polite and smiling at the appointment. Impeccable service. THANKS.”

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  5. IGA Extra - 5600 Henri Bourassa Blvd W

    5600 Henri Bourassa Blvd W, Saint-Laurent QC H4R 0M6

    3.6 Good 19 reviews

    “It is a one stop shop for groceries. Quality of food and freshness is awesome however it is a little pricier than other supermarkets. Lately, the clerks on the floor are not familiar with the products that it carries. On two separate occasions, two different clerks tell me that they don't carry the product even though I tell them I've purchased it many times before. I eventually find the product and show them and the reply I got was, you found it, so problem resolved. Terrible attitude, and not well informed. I can't seem to rely on the meat/cheese section clerks.”

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