Discover the best boutiques / stores in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
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Showing 24 of 177 places in Montreal
Style Labo is a treasure trove where industrial nostalgia meets contemporary edge. Since 2009, this Montreal shop has be...
Papeterie & Photocopie Zoubris has been part of Parc Avenue’s daily rhythm since 1982, when Evangelos Zoubris opened the...
No sign, no branding—just a cascade of vines, painted birdcages, and the smell of fresh blooms spilling out onto the str...
Since 2006, the Plateau institution Mycoboutique has catered to anyone curious about fungi—from amateur foragers to culi...
PhotoSynthèse, a distinguished graphic art atelier in Montreal, excels in visual arts projects from scanning to printing...
Pointe-Saint-Charles has always had a knack for doing things collectively, and Cycle 7 fits right in. A worker-owned bik...
The whole thing started in a basement. In 1996, a corner of the Santropol Roulant where delivery bikes went to rest thei...
It started with eleven sandwiches. In 1995, two waiters from Café Santropol had a hunch that food could bridge the dista...
The name has outlasted its original trio and the cushions are long gone, but 3 Femmes 1 Coussin has been shaping how Mon...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
Started by two designers who traded screens for stems, Flori Flora is a floral studio that treats bouquets like works of...
On a stretch of Saint-Laurent better known for bars and smoke shops, this low-profile florist turns out some of the most...
Eva B is less a boutique than a self-contained world—a maximalist mashup of vintage store, café, costume rental house, a...
For over 50 years, Diplomate Musique has been Montreal’s go-to shop for guitarists who actually care about what they pla...
Bric à Brac Jouets is a haven for toy lovers of all ages. This independent shop in Hochelaga is packed with everything f...
Since 2008, Boutique Unicorn has anchored itself on Saint-Laurent Boulevard as a sharp, stylish outpost for women’s fash...
This shop doesn’t rely on hype—it’s built entirely on taste and the person behind it. Known mostly by word of mouth, thi...
Boutique Safran feels less like a store and more like a curated extension of someone’s good taste. Run by owner Marie-Jo...
Bijouterie Saïd is the kind of place that keeps customers coming back—for both the jewelry and the service. A fixture in...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
In NDG, where hardware stores and brunch lines dominate the commercial strips, Art et Fleurs stands as a quiet authority...
Since 2002, Argent Tonic has been a quiet force on Laurier Avenue, where Aaron Maya transforms silver and semi-precious...
Founded by three friends who decided early on that their products only made sense if they built them themselves, De Gasp...
Nüspace has long worked from a simple premise: good design shouldn’t feel precious or out of reach. The showroom leans h...
Showing 24 of 177 places in Montreal
Style Labo is a treasure trove where industrial nostalgia meets contemporary edge. Since 2009, this Montreal shop has be...
Papeterie & Photocopie Zoubris has been part of Parc Avenue’s daily rhythm since 1982, when Evangelos Zoubris opened the...
No sign, no branding—just a cascade of vines, painted birdcages, and the smell of fresh blooms spilling out onto the str...
Since 2006, the Plateau institution Mycoboutique has catered to anyone curious about fungi—from amateur foragers to culi...
PhotoSynthèse, a distinguished graphic art atelier in Montreal, excels in visual arts projects from scanning to printing...
Pointe-Saint-Charles has always had a knack for doing things collectively, and Cycle 7 fits right in. A worker-owned bik...
The whole thing started in a basement. In 1996, a corner of the Santropol Roulant where delivery bikes went to rest thei...
It started with eleven sandwiches. In 1995, two waiters from Café Santropol had a hunch that food could bridge the dista...
The name has outlasted its original trio and the cushions are long gone, but 3 Femmes 1 Coussin has been shaping how Mon...
Alambika operates at the intersection of bar culture and retail, supplying both professionals and serious amateurs with...
Started by two designers who traded screens for stems, Flori Flora is a floral studio that treats bouquets like works of...
On a stretch of Saint-Laurent better known for bars and smoke shops, this low-profile florist turns out some of the most...
Eva B is less a boutique than a self-contained world—a maximalist mashup of vintage store, café, costume rental house, a...
For over 50 years, Diplomate Musique has been Montreal’s go-to shop for guitarists who actually care about what they pla...
Bric à Brac Jouets is a haven for toy lovers of all ages. This independent shop in Hochelaga is packed with everything f...
Since 2008, Boutique Unicorn has anchored itself on Saint-Laurent Boulevard as a sharp, stylish outpost for women’s fash...
This shop doesn’t rely on hype—it’s built entirely on taste and the person behind it. Known mostly by word of mouth, thi...
Boutique Safran feels less like a store and more like a curated extension of someone’s good taste. Run by owner Marie-Jo...
Bijouterie Saïd is the kind of place that keeps customers coming back—for both the jewelry and the service. A fixture in...
Belle et Rebelle has been championing Quebec-made fashion since 2007—long before “buy local” became a marketing hook. Wh...
In NDG, where hardware stores and brunch lines dominate the commercial strips, Art et Fleurs stands as a quiet authority...
Since 2002, Argent Tonic has been a quiet force on Laurier Avenue, where Aaron Maya transforms silver and semi-precious...
Founded by three friends who decided early on that their products only made sense if they built them themselves, De Gasp...
Nüspace has long worked from a simple premise: good design shouldn’t feel precious or out of reach. The showroom leans h...
