Grocery Stores near Saint-Placide, QC

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  1. 2135 QC-344, Saint-Placide QC J0V 2B0

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “Great little grocery store and gas station! The employees, who are always super smiling, helpful, friendly and polite, mean that I often take a detour to go there, even if I could stop elsewhere on my way. Thanks to the whole gang and keep up the good work!??☀️”

  2. 3100 Rte Harwood #75, Vaudreuil-Dorion QC J7V 4G5

    4.5 Superb 67 reviews

    “Great little store for the British and Scottish lovers. Some clothing, purses, tea cups and other nice gift ideas. You can also find lots of delicacies and scones, etc.”

  3. 31 Rue Notre Dame, Oka QC J0N 1E0

    4.3 Superb 60 reviews

    “An handsome young man helped me after I felt on the ground due to his beauty. I couldn't stay there for long but still lasted an eternity. At least the wine kept me company. Still to this day I remember about this nice cosy ambience. I praise the staff patience with annoying customers.”

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  5. 355 Rue Principale, Lachute QC J8H 2Z7

    4 Good 107 reviews

    “Great big box grocery store. Very very clean store, shelf always full, excellent service, both at the checkouts and people on the floor and above all a manager (Émilie Desjardins) beyond her passion: satisfied customers. WELL DONE !”

  6. 1869 Chemin Ste Angélique, Saint-Lazare QC J7T 2X9

    3.9 Good 76 reviews

    “I love going there when we're in that area visiting. The product is well displayed, and what I like the most is that their cheese, spices, bread, etc., are so different from what we have in the South.”

  7. 501 Av. Béthany, Lachute QC J8H 4A6

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “I want to thank the young woman "cashier", she was very helpful, polite, kind (Rafaële), I also asked two other people from your store, they were all up to the task. This kind of service in Montreal hasn't existed for a long time, I often kick the can down the road, especially at Maxi's, yes, we look stupid. It’s the employees who make the difference. Thank you Super C Lachute! Service 5/5.”

  8. 461 Chem. de la Grande-Ligne, Rigaud QC J0P 1P0

    3.6 Good 53 reviews

    “Great atmosphere for a shopper in need and hungry. I went to get something quick instead of take out got a mini pizza stone salad on sale and a huge submarine for 10$ could last me the week if i split it up. Good service. All in all good place to shop.”

  9. 465 Av. Béthany, Lachute QC J8H 4H3

    3.6 Good 90 reviews

    “We stopped here on Sept 26th before making our way to our cottage rental. The store is quite big and was very well stocked! We were able to find everything we needed for the week. The fruit and vegetable displays looked awesome and made it all look so appetizing! This IGA is conveniently located by the highway. It also has a large number of parking spots. We also purchased a birthday cake from their bakery - it was absolutely delicious. The IGA and some of its sister stores are not known for being cheap places to shop at, however, in my personal experience, the quality has always been top notch! Well worth the price for good meat, seafood, vegetables, fruits, and baked goods.”

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