Maxi Montréal Côte-des-Neiges

They don't always have enough carts available which can be frustrating at times. Overall it's a great store with quite a bit of variety. The quality of the produce is nice for a pretty decent price. the store has a points card which certainly helps pay the bills.

I always go there recommended this place

I love this store and I often visit it, but on weekends I ran into a situation where there are no shopping cart available. this situation makes me think about changing the store for the family.

This is a huge Maxi & Cie grocery store / supermarket. The prices of the items are reasonable and the quality is really good. I will breakdown my likes and dislikes down below....Likes:1. Huge supermarket with a LOT of varities of items not just food/vegetables but also there's appliances, pharmacy, clothings, eletronics etc.2. Huge parking area.3. A lot of checkouts. I think from 1 - 10 including the self serve checkouts around 6 of them.4. Bus 165 stop. The bus stops just in front of the supermarket.5. There are carts in front of the store and also carts around the parking area. You need a dollar or apply for a cart key to able to use the cart from the reception.6. Discounted items. There are ofter discounts from this supermarket.7. Clean and organize.8. Price is cheaper than other supermarket....Dislikes:1. Sometimes busy and long lines.2. Closing at 9PM. Other grocery stores are closing around 11 or 12 midnight.

- Prices are generally competitive, especially compared to Metro. They change regularly, though: I once noticed one item's sticker price rose 40% from one week to the next, no sales or shortages involved, e.g.- Produce is generally fresh, but occasionally, they run severely low on entire categories of fruit and veg, or the stock they have is in poor condition. Not their specialty, so no surprise there- They often advertise loss-leader sale items that go out of stock almost immediately- Pleasant cashiers- Good user experience at self-checkoutIt's a big Loblaws company store that competes on price plus the convenience of buying a large variety of foods (and clothes and kitchenware and shampoo...) all in one place. You buy 10 items at the lowest price around, 10 items at the standard market price, and 5 items at a big markup because you don't have time to go get them at the stores that offer a fairer price. Or, you do a little homework and shop elsewhere -- there's lots of competition in the area -- and you avoid overpaying when they try to take an extra 40%.P.S. Bring a loonie to unlock a cart in case there aren't any loose ones.

Weekly prices are fairly good and specials have no limits. very busy store in CDN neighborhood. There are always deals on produce and meat. try it you will be surprised, carts and self check out are a pain in the neck though.

Prices better than at most groceries like Metro or IGA, not a huge variety of fruits but it’s fine. Has a kosher/halal meat section. Good sales on household items. Sometimes disorganized. Lady at the self-checkout section is an angel, always ready to help!