Grocery Stores near Sutton, QC

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  1. 1057 Chem. de la Vallée, Sutton QC J0E 2K0

    4.9 Superb 13 reviews

    “Amazing bulk store, with everything you could possibly need. So homey and cozy on the inside, it is a very peaceful shopping experience. I will be returning anytime I am in the area!”

  2. 44 Principale Nord Street, Sutton QC J0E 2K0

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “All IGAs are not created equal. This store is full of friendly, helpful staff, who do not treat you like you are in their way - which is how I often feel at an IGA. They not only distinguish themselves among IGAs but among all retailers. Great range of products, including many I have difficulty finding even at large city grocers. And if there is something I want, they will get it. Five stars in my books.”

  3. 281 Knowlton Rd, Knowlton QC J0E 1V0

    4.4 Superb 22 reviews

    “Superb grocery store, unique and quality products. Superb welcome! We will return without hesitation, you will find fresh vegetables, bread, delicious Quebec wines and much more... Discover”

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  5. 44 Main Street, Richford VT 05476

    4.5 Superb 13 reviews

    “Friendly staff, great selection of produce to deli and meat department. It has just about anything you could want. Great sales. They have a new rewards program as well.”

  6. 106 Rue Oliver, Cowansville QC J2K 1H8

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

    “The products of a convenience store accessible until 10 p.m. during the week and on weekends except Sunday 9 p.m. with all or almost all the products from a quality grocery store like the IGA but the prices are accessible for small budgets without the products be of less good quality for all that! The service is professional and all the ready-to-eat products such as on-the-go sandwiches, Caesar salad or macaroni salad are made by the coke factory opposite the grocery store so almost no preservative agent. In addition to the microbrewery, those who like me have a sweet tooth and know the products of the Bernard sugar bush like their potato donuts will be delighted to see all the products there - maple butter - sugar tart - sister's pet as well as their delicious carrot, cheese and maple cake! I give ?????? instead of 5”

  7. 1531 Rue du Sud, Cowansville QC J2K 2Z4

    3.8 Good 96 reviews

    “Good produce and cheap beerI go every week the get my meat sliced. It's a lot cheaper that wayI love the baggers that they make. It gets busy bit the wait to pay is never to long. This is the main grocery store that me and my wife use”

  8. 1775 Rue du Sud, Cowansville QC J2K 0W1

    3.5 Good 14 reviews

  9. 1 Noyes Street, Richford VT 05476

    3.7 Good 39 reviews

    “I just wanted to thank the manager Courtney for helping me when I was in a very tough situation. My son who is 14 months old was very sick and it was just him an I in the car so I couldn’t go in the store without having to take him in & out while sick. I called the store an spoke to Courtney an she came out , grabbed my card an purchased the Tylenol for me. She really made my day a little easier while dealing with a sick baby . She’s the sweetest”

  10. 461 Rue Knowlton, Lac-Brome QC J0E 1V0

    3.2 Average 60 reviews

    “Stopped into get few supplies. Very clean, produce all were fresh. Tons if pre-made foods, sandwiches, finger foods, salads, chickens, etc.etc.etc. Very friendly employees, and spoke English to us. Without making us feel bad, or shunning us gor not speaking French. Picked up baked goods to visit with family. Prices were not really out rages.”

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