Discover the best boutiques / stores in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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Showing 24 of 179 places in Montreal
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
Louise Lamarre opened a fragrance counter in Outremont in 2017 on a fairly blunt premise: that "niche" had become a mark...
Occupying a 19th-century warehouse on rue Saint-Paul, Ssense’s flagship in Old Montreal trades in restraint over signage...
LOOSENDS is the crochet label Bennett Tracz built out of an Instagram account he started with a friend between dance cla...
Since 2016, Bref has stood out as a living space where art, design, and curiosity intersect. More than a boutique, it’s...
Stepping into Antiquités Van Horne feels like falling down a rabbit hole into a past that refuses to stay buried. Spanni...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
The name has outlasted its original trio and the cushions are long gone, but 3 Femmes 1 Coussin has been shaping how Mon...
Jean-François Bienvenue had retired from a career in graphic design when a host on a cycling trip put him on a Brompton....
Since 2011, Boutique Archive has established itself as a singular landmark in Montreal’s ecosystem, not quite fashion an...
Tututu Space is where tufting—a modern take on rug-making—becomes an accessible, hands-on creative experience. The studi...
Phonopolis has anchored the corner of Bernard and de l'Esplanade since 2010, when founder Nathan Gage relocated his scra...
Bilak is a Mile End jewelry studio creating small-batch, handmade pieces that blur the line between the natural and the...
Boutique Safran feels less like a store and more like a curated extension of someone’s good taste. Run by owner Marie-Jo...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
Olivier Brunelle started Palm Isle in Saint-Lambert in 2000, working the idea out while skating at a park, and the Montr...
Chez Floh is the home-goods arm of Marché Floh, the secondhand and vintage clothing shop that has pulled the Plateau's u...
On a stretch of Saint-Laurent better known for bars and smoke shops, this low-profile florist turns out some of the most...
Empire Exchange runs on a simple trade: bring in clothes you no longer wear and leave with cash or store credit. The buy...
Lunettiq makes eyewear that stands out with bold acetate frames designed in Montreal and crafted from Italian Mazzucchel...
Comité is a shared atelier-boutique in Villeray, home to local jewelers MARMO and PAUZE, who design and handcraft their...
Layton Audio has been selling sound in downtown Montreal since 1887, when two brothers opened Layton Bros as a shop for...
What started as a knitting blog named after a grey house cat has grown into one of Quebec’s most beloved yarn brands. Bi...
Founded in 2018 by Sarah Simard, SarahBijoux is a Montreal jewelry brand defined by simplicity, craftsmanship, and trans...
Showing 24 of 179 places in Montreal
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
Louise Lamarre opened a fragrance counter in Outremont in 2017 on a fairly blunt premise: that "niche" had become a mark...
Occupying a 19th-century warehouse on rue Saint-Paul, Ssense’s flagship in Old Montreal trades in restraint over signage...
LOOSENDS is the crochet label Bennett Tracz built out of an Instagram account he started with a friend between dance cla...
Since 2016, Bref has stood out as a living space where art, design, and curiosity intersect. More than a boutique, it’s...
Stepping into Antiquités Van Horne feels like falling down a rabbit hole into a past that refuses to stay buried. Spanni...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
The name has outlasted its original trio and the cushions are long gone, but 3 Femmes 1 Coussin has been shaping how Mon...
Jean-François Bienvenue had retired from a career in graphic design when a host on a cycling trip put him on a Brompton....
Since 2011, Boutique Archive has established itself as a singular landmark in Montreal’s ecosystem, not quite fashion an...
Tututu Space is where tufting—a modern take on rug-making—becomes an accessible, hands-on creative experience. The studi...
Phonopolis has anchored the corner of Bernard and de l'Esplanade since 2010, when founder Nathan Gage relocated his scra...
Bilak is a Mile End jewelry studio creating small-batch, handmade pieces that blur the line between the natural and the...
Boutique Safran feels less like a store and more like a curated extension of someone’s good taste. Run by owner Marie-Jo...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
Olivier Brunelle started Palm Isle in Saint-Lambert in 2000, working the idea out while skating at a park, and the Montr...
Chez Floh is the home-goods arm of Marché Floh, the secondhand and vintage clothing shop that has pulled the Plateau's u...
On a stretch of Saint-Laurent better known for bars and smoke shops, this low-profile florist turns out some of the most...
Empire Exchange runs on a simple trade: bring in clothes you no longer wear and leave with cash or store credit. The buy...
Lunettiq makes eyewear that stands out with bold acetate frames designed in Montreal and crafted from Italian Mazzucchel...
Comité is a shared atelier-boutique in Villeray, home to local jewelers MARMO and PAUZE, who design and handcraft their...
Layton Audio has been selling sound in downtown Montreal since 1887, when two brothers opened Layton Bros as a shop for...
What started as a knitting blog named after a grey house cat has grown into one of Quebec’s most beloved yarn brands. Bi...
Founded in 2018 by Sarah Simard, SarahBijoux is a Montreal jewelry brand defined by simplicity, craftsmanship, and trans...
