Terminus Longueuil

only had to use the terminal for a summer when the yellow line was shutdown for renovation. i came in by bus and departed by bus and it was pretty painless as there was a specific line for the stm so i didn’t had to bother with the other stops and lineup to go wherever.
other than that, you can find the regular food fares that you’d find at gare centrale but i can’t comment on as i never bought anything in the terminal itself

This bus terminal located in Longueuil, on the south shore of Montréal, is the main connecting hub for all regional buses. There is also under this bus terminal a subway station connecting to the Montréal subway network. From there there are, on a regular time schedule, buses connecting to downtown Montréal.
A few years ago they have renovated most of the installation there which was, believe me, not a luxury but a necessity. Actually the renovation works where done only in the bus terminal. The wing where the subway is, still looks like 20 years ago! Unfortunately they are not planning any renovation works any time soon. At least now you can wait your bus in a covered and heated place. Before, in winter, you would litteraly freeze your ass outhere since the terminal is right next to the St-​Lawrence River in a very windy spot!
Inside the terminal there are various shops and restaurants to soften your wainting time. But I have to say that the ambiance is pretty «cold». It was really design only as a transit hub. A few years ago the Sherbrooke University opened a huge campus in an adjacent building. For the students this is great since it’s very easy to get to the University with public transport.
In short this terminal is really only a transportation hub and definitely not a place to enjoy a cup of coffee!

Bön, un terminus c’est un terminus. Tu le choisis pas, et t’es un peu obligé d’y aller quand tu veux prendre le bus. Par contre, celui ci est quand même chouette! Ils ont agrandi il y a quelques années et ils sont rendu avec une vraie aire de restauration variée, allant des sandwichs aux sushis au café sympa, on a accès à un Couche Tard, une SAQ, une mini épicerie, une banque, une pharmacie et un stand qui sert une des meilleures pizza de la rive-​sud, pour quand t’as besoin de gras de fromage qui te coule sur les doigts. Pour le reste, c’est le classique: service a la clientèle boboche aux tickets, les panneaux d’arrêts qui fonctionne une journée sur trois, et les gens pressés qui te foncent dedans.