Boucherie Atlantique

This grocer/​deli/​butcher specializes in products from Germany and the other German-​speaking countries like Austria and Switzerland.
If you’re craving sauerkraut (cooked or raw), sausages, Milka chocolates, Ritter Sport chocolates, elderberry or red current jam, specific cold-​cuts from Munich, home-​made pretzel bread and varieties of pickles you’ll never find at Provigo then by all means, come here and stock up. There’s a prepared foods counter in the back and a bakery and it’s always fun to come by to see what they have on the offering. Apparently they have daily lunch specials as well.
I find Europeans eat seasonally (i.e you don’t get real strawberries in January…) and their foods reflect this. Autumn usually means more desserts and baked goods with apples or stone fruits for instance. Last time I came, they had some fresh open-​faced plum dessert I have never seen anywhere else before in Montréal and picked up a few pieces. It was amazing.
The service is super-​friendly and while prices are higher than your typical depanneur or grocer, they won’t break the bank either. It’s worth a stop

Paradis de l’alimentation allemande et autrichienne, on retrouve un choix de saucisse impressionnant, spätzel, schnitzel, rote beete, raifort en tube, saumon fumé fait maison, soupes, choucroutes maison„ du strudel au streusel, etc. Un must

Great place for German food and products!!! Staff is very friendly and the Berliners (grepples) are great!!! Danke :)

Client depui plus de 25 ans.stable.l’absence de sourire est largement compensé par la compétence, le choix, la qualité de la marchandise. merci et longue vie.

Es ist nur angemessen eine deutsche boucherie auf deutsch zu schreiben. Die hatten hier alle dinge deutsche wie LEBERKAESE!!! Ja, genau. Hab ich ein gutes Sandwichmit leberkase gegessen. Die lustige war dass weniger arbeiter deutsch sprechen koennen, aber ist ok! Atlantique ist in Montréal, right???
Also, hab ich auch Deutsche produkte geakauft, wie Senf und schockolade. Die preise sind sehr gut, billigr als hier in Boston.
So yeah, that about sums it up! Just Do It!

Whenever my desire for German bread and Matjes takes over, I go to Atlantique and spend a happy little half hour roaming through their merchandise. The store is run by a German family. Apart from a great selection of imported products from Scandinavia, Poland, Germany and Austria, they bake wonderful bread, and also sell traditional freshly made sausages and other meat products. The great selection of cheeses alone is worth the trip.
Homesick expats and curious foodies alike satisfy their cravings for Kalle’s Kaviar, Milka chocolate, spaetzle or salty liquorice at amazingly affordable prices.