Bio Terre

I like it. It’s not a bad store, and it is pretty large for Montréal. I wouldn’t say it’s as large as Avril (that store is a monster), but for its location, it is a good size with a good range of products.
Weleda, Dr. Hauschka, Tom’s, all the usual suspects are there for beauty. They also have drinks, food, a great flour brand (Milanaise), but the ONE THING that will make me come back and buy again are their vegan wraps in the fridge.
I took the sushi vegan wrap with la sauce dragon and OMG… It has to be hands down the most delicious thing I’ve eaten all week, and I’ve been nomming my way through Montréal like a piglet.
It’s vegan, which surprised me because the tempeh was delicious, the veggies were good, the dragon sauce. I could drink a bucket of that stuff, and all for $ 5.99. I am going back there tomorrow to buy two more wraps (not just one this time) and going to love every minute of it.
To put into perspective how good it is, I had a steak and mushroom pie from Ta Pies around the corner, and I preferred my vegan wrap. O_​O

Small green organic market with a lot of goods. So many kinds of chips and sauces. I love the green logo

Location: On St. Viateur Ouest in the Mile End. You’ll need to use transit or drive to get there. Street parking seems to be based on the lottery system — i.e. if you find a spot, you’ve hit the jackpot!
The goods: This health food store offers you pretty much anything you can think of and not just in the form of groceries either. They’ve got supplements, cosmetics, herbs, raw food, organic, gluten-​free and eco-​friendly products. I was pretty impressed with their selection of supplements — it had everything that I normally buy and more, and a lovely, knowledgeable clerk who happily took the time to explain the difference between two of the products we were looking at. I would say that this place is on par with Tau and Rachelle-​Bery.
Price: I had a peak at a few things and the prices were pretty standard for what you’d find in a health food store. In some cases, they may have been a bit higher.
This place is a great little spot — check it out!

ya pretty good. i guess i’m so used to these kinds of products just being integrated into normal stores as they are in Vancouver. but as far as bio-​stores go this is fairly typical in Montréal. lots of pricey items, kinda crappy produce (but this seems to be a normal thing in Montréal in the dead of winter) and good little selection of local microbrews by the cash.
it’s ok, but not great.

Petite épicerie du Mile-​End que j’affectionne beaucoup. On y retrouve de la nourriture mais aussi des produits de beauté et de nettoyage pour la maison. Les prix sont corrects, pas plus cher mais pas moins cher qu’autre part, mais c’est les spéciaux qui valent vraiment la peine. Oui ces produits sont habituellement proche de la date de péremption, mais on s’entend que ma crème glacée de Coconut Bliss avec le couvercle abimé à 2.99 au lieu de 6.99, elle va bien se conserver pareil (et qu’anyway le pot va se vider assez vite), et que mon yogurt est encore mangeable même si il est pas encore terminé 2 jours après la date limite. On surveille les spéciaux mensuels aussi, y’a vraiment des trucs qui valent la peine!

Called them up and ask them if they had a product. The associate on the phone was helpful and I told him I would be there in 20 minutes to pick up the item. When I arrived I told the owner what I was looking for and he said (knowing that I had called) that it would be in stock 5 days later. I told him that I had just called and that he said it was in stock and he just shrugged his shoulders WTF!

Arnica and health foods… all they need is an absinthe bar and they’d be perfect.

Best health food store in town ! One stop shop with great service ! Clean, up to date and with great monthly specials. Mile end’s nicest store… period

***TIP1: Check the dates on dairy, fresh meat and even certain things like oil. These
products often seem to be on the verge of going out of date.***
This is a really nice natural foods etc. store. Clear store layout. Helpful and nice staff. Prices are commensurate with other similar stores around the plateau (Rachelle-​Béry, Tau, etc.) and, for certain things, maybe even less expensive. They have a well-​curated selection of dry and canned goods, clearly fresh, albeit limited, produce (unlike Rachel-​Berry) and a good array of chicken, sausage etc.
Rating Scale:
1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe.
2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one?
3 Star: I’ll try it again or consume here in a pinch.
4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/​or calorically feasible.
5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.

A great selection of organic groceries, fresh vegetables, plenty of meat, dairy and beverages. Also has an extensive selection of organic/‘ethical’ cleaning supplies, soaps, shampoos and makeup. Stocks local products like Charlevoix meats and Dieu du Ciel beers. Features some brands of things like cider and cookies I just can’t find at many other places. The health supplies can be a little pricey (like everywhere else) but the food is often cheaper than organics at other Mile End groceries.

Bön comme son nom l’indique, Bioterre c’est une épicerie bio et éthique. Je né suis pas fan de ce genre d’endroits mais je dois avouer qu’on trouve ici une très grande variété de produits comme par exemple des couches non jetables, des produits d’entretiens ménagers verts (produits vaisselle, lessive, etc.) et bien sûr le lot habituel de produits de soin pour le corps ou de comestibles hors de prix mais garanti bioéthiques. Gros choix de noix en vrac. Avis aux amateurs.