Discover the best boutiques / stores in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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Showing 24 of 177 places in Montreal
Quincaillerie Dante is an institution where Italian culinary traditions and practical craftsmanship meet. Located in Lit...
Simons’ downtown Montreal store on Sainte-Catherine Street marked the Quebec retailer’s first expansion into the city in...
Stepping into Antiquités Van Horne feels like falling down a rabbit hole into a past that refuses to stay buried. Spanni...
StaySharp is Montreal and Quebec’s go-to destination for Japanese knives and waterstone sharpening services. Crafted by...
Maison Privée is both a barbershop and a full-blown brand built on precision fades, curated playlists, and sharp aesthet...
LNF (Lost & Found) might fly under the radar, but for those in the know, it’s a staple in Mile End’s vintage scene. Open...
Lunettiq makes eyewear that stands out with bold acetate frames designed in Montreal and crafted from Italian Mazzucchel...
Bio Terre is a long-running Mile End institution built on a clear set of values: sustainability, quality, and care—for t...
Founded by the Moshonas family and still run by them today, Monas & Co. has been supplying Montreal’s kitchens since 196...
This boutique is a delightful maze of nostalgia and local craftsmanship, showcasing over 120 artisans alongside a treasu...
La Rama on Bernard Street in the Mile End is a haven for dance music aficionados and vinyl diggers. Founded in 2016 by K...
LOOSENDS is the crochet label Bennett Tracz built out of an Instagram account he started with a friend between dance cla...
Empire Exchange runs on a simple trade: bring in clothes you no longer wear and leave with cash or store credit. The buy...
Layton Audio has been selling sound in downtown Montreal since 1887, when two brothers opened Layton Bros as a shop for...
Westmount Florist has been around since 1962, and they’ve built their name the old-school way—through consistency, quali...
You’d be forgiven for assuming this stretch of Sherbrooke is just another artery of dépanneurs and dollar stores. But st...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
There’s something about flipping through crates at Death of Vinyl that makes time irrelevant. Maybe it’s the unmistakabl...
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
207 Ouest is a subterranean treasure trove shaped by instinct and emotion. Conceived by Myriam and Jeanne Élie of MYEL,...
Bilak is a Mile End jewelry studio creating small-batch, handmade pieces that blur the line between the natural and the...
Phonopolis has anchored the corner of Bernard and de l'Esplanade since 2010, when founder Nathan Gage relocated his scra...
L’Affichiste is where Montreal’s history meets the timeless allure of graphic art. As the city’s only vintage poster gal...
AudioShop has been a cornerstone of Montreal’s hi-fi scene for over 65 years, catering to those who take sound seriously...
Showing 24 of 177 places in Montreal
Quincaillerie Dante is an institution where Italian culinary traditions and practical craftsmanship meet. Located in Lit...
Simons’ downtown Montreal store on Sainte-Catherine Street marked the Quebec retailer’s first expansion into the city in...
Stepping into Antiquités Van Horne feels like falling down a rabbit hole into a past that refuses to stay buried. Spanni...
StaySharp is Montreal and Quebec’s go-to destination for Japanese knives and waterstone sharpening services. Crafted by...
Maison Privée is both a barbershop and a full-blown brand built on precision fades, curated playlists, and sharp aesthet...
LNF (Lost & Found) might fly under the radar, but for those in the know, it’s a staple in Mile End’s vintage scene. Open...
Lunettiq makes eyewear that stands out with bold acetate frames designed in Montreal and crafted from Italian Mazzucchel...
Bio Terre is a long-running Mile End institution built on a clear set of values: sustainability, quality, and care—for t...
Founded by the Moshonas family and still run by them today, Monas & Co. has been supplying Montreal’s kitchens since 196...
This boutique is a delightful maze of nostalgia and local craftsmanship, showcasing over 120 artisans alongside a treasu...
La Rama on Bernard Street in the Mile End is a haven for dance music aficionados and vinyl diggers. Founded in 2016 by K...
LOOSENDS is the crochet label Bennett Tracz built out of an Instagram account he started with a friend between dance cla...
Empire Exchange runs on a simple trade: bring in clothes you no longer wear and leave with cash or store credit. The buy...
Layton Audio has been selling sound in downtown Montreal since 1887, when two brothers opened Layton Bros as a shop for...
Westmount Florist has been around since 1962, and they’ve built their name the old-school way—through consistency, quali...
You’d be forgiven for assuming this stretch of Sherbrooke is just another artery of dépanneurs and dollar stores. But st...
Despite what the name might suggest, this Jean-Talon Market fromagerie isn't exclusively about raw milk cheese—the pun i...
There’s something about flipping through crates at Death of Vinyl that makes time irrelevant. Maybe it’s the unmistakabl...
The Australian skincare house Aesop has occupied the ground floor of the Harrison-Stephens building on rue Saint-Paul Ou...
207 Ouest is a subterranean treasure trove shaped by instinct and emotion. Conceived by Myriam and Jeanne Élie of MYEL,...
Bilak is a Mile End jewelry studio creating small-batch, handmade pieces that blur the line between the natural and the...
Phonopolis has anchored the corner of Bernard and de l'Esplanade since 2010, when founder Nathan Gage relocated his scra...
L’Affichiste is where Montreal’s history meets the timeless allure of graphic art. As the city’s only vintage poster gal...
AudioShop has been a cornerstone of Montreal’s hi-fi scene for over 65 years, catering to those who take sound seriously...
