Metro Plus André-Grasset

I like this one. It's in a residential neighborhood . Not crowded. And the people are just nice.

I stopped to grab something fast to eat. Ended up buying 3 wonderful alive plants: Dalia, monstera and For about 15$ each including the pots. I couldn't believe how nice the plants are. So many varieties.

Very neat. Clean. Good produce. A bit pricey. But what do you expect . It's top notch!!

Nice, clean, fresh produce, quite a bit place so lots of variety & choice, as well as a big parking, especially for this residential neighborhood.SPECIAL MENTIONS:=[1]= MAJOR PRO:As always, the Métro brand of grocery stores has Meat of Great Quality, Meat that is a Cut above the rest (Pun intended!), Produce that are very Fresh, among the very few commercial supermarkets that belong in the highest tier. Other than going shopping in a specialized store for every type of item, to a small high-end grocery store with very restricted selection or at open markets like at Jean-Talon and Atwater, this is as good as it gets in terms of Freshness and Quality.=[2]= MAJOR CON:HOWEVER, as everyone knows, building, maintaining such stores & their parking lot, but most especially SOURCING Quality products, enforcing and maintaining High Standards of Freshness (meaning more paid working time to check produce and properly rotating them, thus also meaning much bigger losses due to throwing away items), COSTS A LOT MORE to run as a Business.Therefore, quite logically, the Consequence of good practices and fresh, high quality products, is that EVERYTHING IS MORE EXPENSIVE. This is valid for ALL items. So doing your groceries exclusively at Métro is going to set you back quite a lot more than somewhere else, by an important margin. A few other stores are this costly, like IGA.My advice is to keep an eye out on Meat Specials at Metro, or if you want to treat yourself to a nice piece, go buy it there, but try to buy most of your other items elsewhere to save A LOT.Even better: If you want the best of both worlds, Freshness + Quality VS Affordable Prices, go to a Butcher's, a Fruiterie" (Fruits & Vegetables specialty stores) or to a local Open Market!"

It's a bit more expensive than other supermarkets but it's nice and organized. I rated it two stars because lately there isn't enough cashiers so we all have to line up at one cashier which is inefficient.

Went there only for milk but had a look around and the shelves weren't empty on anything

Decent selection and sales (Maxi is still better). My main critique is that they do scummy moves like add not on sale items to the location where it says a sale. Like these $5 peppers at the $2.50 cucumber sale sign. Tactics like these are gross.

The fries I purchased around 5PM were not fresh and were cold. With people coming in to pick up fries for supper I thought the store would be better prepared.

Clean and good enough for quick grocery shopping runs, but don't expect huge variety, especially in the produce aisle. Good wide parking spaces and bike rack available. Still has all the usual Metro amenities despite its small size, but smaller selections. Service is mostly quick and friendly.

Nice grocery store,PROS:Good store layoutGreat customer serviceCONS:A bit pricier than other storesThe inside has a weird cold air smell??