Bulk & Jars - Grocery Bio

Name: Bulk & Jars - Grocery Bio
Address: 6698 Ave Christophe-Colomb, Montreal, Quebec H2S 2G8, Canada, S, Canada

4.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	6698 Ave Christophe-Colomb, Montreal, Quebec H2S 2G8, Canada
Phone :	📞 +797
Website :	http://vracetbocaux.ca/
Categories :	Grocery store , Organic shop ,
City :	S

6698 Ave Christophe-Colomb, Montreal, Quebec H2S 2G8, Canada

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P	Philippe T. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place is amazing! Perfect place for beginner and religious no-plastic users alike. From refillable deodorants, 3-1 hand/body/hair soaps, detergents, non-fluoride toothpaste, true Marseille soap, gorgeous Redecker wooden dish brushes, to reusable glass bottles and cotton bags, this place has it all! Don't let the place's small size fool you, it is filled to the brim with en vrac rice, pasta, spices, teas, flours, oils, kombucha, a variety of fresh vegies and fruits... you could do a big part of your groceries here and leave with fresh, quality products. Great for anyone looking to avoid products that have been on traditional grocery shelves for years, untouched, and filled with ambiguous unrecognizable chemical ingredients. Or conscientious buyers looking to buy quality items that are not made out of non-biodegradable plastics.
J	J J on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Vrac et Bocaux is a recent addition the growing zero-waste grocery store movement, conveniently nestled between Beaubien and Jean Talon Metro stations. The space is very big, bright and modern and minimalism is key. Most things are either unwrapped or in bulk dispensers. Very few retail items have minimal packaging--my toothbrush, for example, but I think most people would prefer to buy a sealed toothbrush. There is a bit of everything: loose tease and spices, grains and pastas, nuts, dried goods, fresh produce, baked goods, cleaning liquids like dish soap, as well as reusable cloth bags and jars. Staff was very friendly and there were a handful of customers shopping when I visited. Since most of the items are organic, it's not really a budget grocery store, but for what it's worth, fair prices. With such a large space they could easily host workshops. Not sure if that's in the cards but I would suggest it. If you set up a client profile you can opt to not print your receipts and they will be kept on the computer.
A	Armando Bajares on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What to love? Everything. You va find everything you need and feel that you contributing to save the world. Even toilet paper. I personally like that they have many options cereals, dried fruits, and teas and infusions. They also have a nice variety of flours.
M	Mary on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Immediately fell in love with this place. Bring your own containers, weigh them, use a wee sticker to write the weight of your empty jar in grams ( the scales here use grams ), bring a pen! They sell jars there if you need to stock up, they also have brown paper bags for you to use as well. The prices are great! More affordable than other bulk shops I’ve seen. Small shop with many options. I’ll be going here often. :)
P	Pierre-Edouard Guibourg on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great selection of groceries & fresh produce. Vegan options available. Friendly staff. Don't forget to bring your own containers. Order online & pick-up your order in-store for free!
S	Shaun on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Chic organic grocery store. I posted all pictures of variety offered here. Enjoy.
S	Sylvie H on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Customer service is top-notch. Such helpful staff and welcoming, competent management. Excellent range of fresh produce and dried goods, including variety of other treats. Love my teas and the little jars they sell for my leaves and seeds. So happy to call this my local store!
d	diane p on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very polite kind knowledgeable staff. Clean, organized place with a good diversity of products (including glass bottled milk, yogurts, maple syrup, frozen veggie patties, fresh organic vegetables and fruits, a peanut butter dispenser, a kombucha dispenser, tea, spices, soaps, and so on). Reusable containers sold on the spot or paper bags available for customers who didn't bring their own jars/containers. There was even a basket for reusable containers to give away by other costumers. ?❤???