yes, Salamico is great - you should try their Leberkäse

they have them also at Salamico, Ville St. Laurent !

hey, there is a great deal on team buy Canada right now - you pay 15 $ and you get 30 $ to spend on their products

Nice place for mainly eastern European products - they have a lot of imported stuff and also a counter with cold cuts and sausages - also, they have different breads and some cooked meals as well. I would say its like a small Adonis for Russian, Romanian, Hungarian, Austrian and German products.

I was happy to see another European grocery store in Montreal when I went there a few weeks ago and I will for sure go back !

I had the same experience a few weeks ago - I had a coupon for a three course meal for 2 people with different options from their menu.

When the bill came they had charged me the tip based on the maximum that we could have ordered with their options.

For example, the maximum would have been a value of 150 $, but we had stuff worth a lot less than that, therefore the tip should have been accordingly.

Anyways, when you have a coupon you should tip based on the value you get, not on what you pay for the coupon.

Charging the tip automatically for 2 people pissed me off and I wont return there for sure, also because the service was very slow and the food was not that good as well.

Right now there are not that many German options in Montreal.

There is Checkpoint Charlie on St. Laurent that opened a few months ago - no idea how good it is. (4433 Saint Laurent Boulevard)

Like I wrote last week in another thread there is Suzys bakery in Pierrefonds that has some German dishes also that you can eat there - I only tried her baked goods so far and they were great. (15450 Boul Pierrefonds)

Boucherie Atlantique have some meals as well with a small counter where you can eat.
(5060 Chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges)

They have food as well, there are a few tables, but I didn't check out their menu - the owner used to work at PM by the way.

this is a great alternative:

Boulangerie Suzys Bakery

15450 bvld Pierrefonds
Pierrefonds, Québec
H9H 4K3

also, many more options:
http://deutschinmontreal.wordpress.co...

thanks !

http://www.toctoctocentrez.com/
http://moipeuxtuvenir.blogspot.com/

Loblaws Rachel has a lot of black label products with a special presentation at the end of the veggie section - the one on Sherbrooke Est has just a few.

I saw them in the Rachel / Angus Loblaws, they are in the veggie section right after the entrance of the store.

I bought some last year at Loblaws, but I didn't see it there lately anymore.

you can get them at Loblaws - they have different fresh sausages like Bangers, Bratwurst, etc.

When you say pepernoten, do you mean what we call "Pfeffernüsse" in Germany?
I think I saw them last weekend at Loblaws (Sherbrooke East / Place Versailles) in the section for christmas cookies. A good alternative is Salamico (1980 Rue Lucien-Thimens) - there they have them for sure.

Loblaws / provigo / Maxi have a pumpkin flavor ice cream right now. Since I didn't test it yet I can't tell you if tastes good !

check this: http://www.presidentschoice.ca/LCLOnl...

(or just google President's choice pumpkin ice
)PS. actually, it's a pumpkin pie flavor ...

I had one of those garlic-chocolate cookies (2$) on Saturday, it was very good, but I couldn't really taste the garlic in it even though there were a lot of little pieces in it

I went there last week and I tried a crushed / mashed fries poutine - it was great (I added bacon, tomatoes and regular sauce and cheese) - but ! for a takeout of 2 poutines I had to wait 35 minutes - they have to get a lot faster !!

Le Petit Munich !!

Gern geschehen !

Have fun checking Salamico out, they have tons of German & Eastern European products.

I don't know that brand, but at Salamico they have a few different German pickles / Gewürzgurken - thats where I buy them

1980, Rue Lucien-Thimens, Saint-Laurent - (514) 336-8711

I got some 2 months ago at the Loblaws on Sherbrooke east - no idea if they always have it in stock or if okra might be a seasonal product

another alternative = Salamico on Rue Thimmens in VSL

sorry, no idea, I only ate the one with poppy seeds from them so far and I think it was a different dough - in German its called "Blätterteig" = leaf dough

yes, they have it !!
Wawel also has Strudel, at least the one with the poppy seeds.

yes, very interesting - would like to know as well, they just talked about it at L'epicerie yesterday !!

as a German I can guarantee you that you will be very satisfied with whay they offer at Salamico and even more at Petit Munich !!! the owner is Bavarian and they have great meat and breads there, its a restaurant with a grocery part !!

check here :

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/6968...

you can buy them at Loblaws, they have different international sausages like Bangers or Bratwurst

you should go to the swiss festival in Sutton, its the same weekend, there will be lots of swiss food available !!