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
Bric à Brac Jouets is a haven for toy lovers of all ages. This independent shop in Hochelaga is packed with everything f...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
Ex Voto sits just south of the Little Italy arches, but its spirit feels more global-local hybrid than strictly Montreal...
Part tea bar, part cultural centre, Charyū is Thés Guru’s newest venture on rue Saint-Hubert—a sleek yet serene space de...
Galerie d’Okeya is more than a boutique—it’s a cultural offshoot of Okeya Kyujiro, the Michelin-starred omakase restaura...
What started as a passion project on the anime convention circuit has since evolved into a full-fledged stationery and g...
Found in a 19th-century greystone that's a rare find in itself among downtown Montreal’s sprawl, Cheap Thrills has been...
ABACA isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s just turning it better than most. This long-standing florist in Rosemont e...
For over 25 years, the Fauchois family has been building a quiet empire of elegance, one bouquet at a time. Originally l...
Terrafolia isn’t just a flower shop—it’s an institution. Operating out of a 4,000-square-foot space in Dollard-des-Ormea...
A neighbourhood institution with the kind of steady, no-nonsense service you wish every flower shop offered. Family-run...
It’s Verdun’s unofficial relaxation zone: For over two decades, Atelier Floral Les 4 Saisons has been quietly perfecting...
There’s a difference between buying flowers and being shown how to make them speak. At Fleuriste Monarque, it’s the latt...
Apéro à Zéro offers an alcohol-free shopping experience in Canada, with locations in Quebec and St-Sauveur as well as an...
Montreal-based jeweller Marie-Maude Brunet approaches metal like a sculptor—carving simplicity and emotion into form. Af...
Founded in 2009 near Jean-Talon Market, Tah-dah! began as the personal project of artisan Sabrina “Sabe” Caron, whose ea...
DDD, short for Dédié au Design Durable, is where eco-conscious meets effortlessly stylish. This Rosemont boutique and on...
Since 2019, the ethos at Boutique Crème feels timeless. Think culinary tools and cooking classes rooted in tradition but...
What began as the grandest hotel in the British Empire is now one of downtown Montreal’s most architecturally striking...
Etna Pastificio isn’t a restaurant—it’s a working pasta shop with just enough room for a proper lunch. Opened in 2021 by...
Since 1998, Bleu Comme le Ciel has quietly become a beloved gem in downtown Montreal—pun most absolutely intended—thanks...
Burning Monk Tattoo has been holding it down in Ville-Émard since 2003, long before Instagram made tattoo artists into i...
raplapla began the way a lot of good Montreal stories do: with someone losing a job and deciding to make something bette...
Le Palais Bulles started with Margaux Nadeau—philosophy grad turned furniture restorer—realizing she preferred paintbrus...
Showing 24 of 179 places in Montreal
Bric à Brac Jouets is a haven for toy lovers of all ages. This independent shop in Hochelaga is packed with everything f...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
Ex Voto sits just south of the Little Italy arches, but its spirit feels more global-local hybrid than strictly Montreal...
Part tea bar, part cultural centre, Charyū is Thés Guru’s newest venture on rue Saint-Hubert—a sleek yet serene space de...
Galerie d’Okeya is more than a boutique—it’s a cultural offshoot of Okeya Kyujiro, the Michelin-starred omakase restaura...
What started as a passion project on the anime convention circuit has since evolved into a full-fledged stationery and g...
Found in a 19th-century greystone that's a rare find in itself among downtown Montreal’s sprawl, Cheap Thrills has been...
ABACA isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s just turning it better than most. This long-standing florist in Rosemont e...
For over 25 years, the Fauchois family has been building a quiet empire of elegance, one bouquet at a time. Originally l...
Terrafolia isn’t just a flower shop—it’s an institution. Operating out of a 4,000-square-foot space in Dollard-des-Ormea...
A neighbourhood institution with the kind of steady, no-nonsense service you wish every flower shop offered. Family-run...
It’s Verdun’s unofficial relaxation zone: For over two decades, Atelier Floral Les 4 Saisons has been quietly perfecting...
There’s a difference between buying flowers and being shown how to make them speak. At Fleuriste Monarque, it’s the latt...
Apéro à Zéro offers an alcohol-free shopping experience in Canada, with locations in Quebec and St-Sauveur as well as an...
Montreal-based jeweller Marie-Maude Brunet approaches metal like a sculptor—carving simplicity and emotion into form. Af...
Founded in 2009 near Jean-Talon Market, Tah-dah! began as the personal project of artisan Sabrina “Sabe” Caron, whose ea...
DDD, short for Dédié au Design Durable, is where eco-conscious meets effortlessly stylish. This Rosemont boutique and on...
Since 2019, the ethos at Boutique Crème feels timeless. Think culinary tools and cooking classes rooted in tradition but...
What began as the grandest hotel in the British Empire is now one of downtown Montreal’s most architecturally striking...
Etna Pastificio isn’t a restaurant—it’s a working pasta shop with just enough room for a proper lunch. Opened in 2021 by...
Since 1998, Bleu Comme le Ciel has quietly become a beloved gem in downtown Montreal—pun most absolutely intended—thanks...
Burning Monk Tattoo has been holding it down in Ville-Émard since 2003, long before Instagram made tattoo artists into i...
raplapla began the way a lot of good Montreal stories do: with someone losing a job and deciding to make something bette...
Le Palais Bulles started with Margaux Nadeau—philosophy grad turned furniture restorer—realizing she preferred paintbrus...
