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
Founded in 2009, Buk & Nola has quietly built a reputation as one of the Plateau’s go-to spots for considered interiors...
Since shifting from an antiques and design business into a full-time auction house in the late 2000s, the focus at Kavan...
Palmo Goods isn’t about chasing trends—it’s about honouring longevity. This Mile End boutique offers a finely tuned blen...
Cul-De-Sac strikes that sweet spot between curated and casual. Tucked near St-Laurent, this unassuming vintage shop stoc...
La Pompadour operates as a small but deliberate counterpoint to minimalist fatigue in the Mile End. Run by Stéphanie Fin...
There’s no sign, no website, and no real name to speak of—just a two-storey Parc-Ex row house packed wall to wall with v...
Club 777 Vintage feels more like stepping into a Y2K fever dream than a thrift store. This curated collective brings tog...
Papeterie Nota Bene has been keeping Montreal’s creative crowd supplied long before “stationery nerd” became a personali...
Empire took over the Berri building Archambault left in 2023 after nearly eighty years, reopening it in late 2025 as thr...
If the nearby Marché Westmount is your go-to for spontaneous stems, Flore L’Atelier is where you go when the flowers nee...
This isn’t your typical flower shop—and that’s the point. Oursin Fleurs is part of a new wave of florists trying to rebu...
Camellia Sinensis started as a coffee-bar idea in 1997, then got derailed—in the best way—by a Prague teahouse and never...
After years of styling clients remotely, CAMI is Camille Tremblay’s answer to everything that gets lost between a lookbo...
Montreal’s oldest tattoo parlour has been operating out of Pointe-Saint-Charles since 1976, with red-and-black checkered...
L’Española is a gateway to Spanish culture and cuisine through its mix of products that span food, drink, and lifestyle....
Lazy is for the vintage lover who doesn’t have time to dig but still wants the thrill of the find. This curated secondha...
Sidneys Friperie has quickly become a Saint-Henri favourite, mixing curated vintage with a side of grilled cheese and dr...
Hadio doesn’t rely on polish to make its mark—it’s built its name on volume, value, and vintage denim that keeps Montrea...
Established in 1962, Venus Fleurs has the kind of legacy that gives you confidence when the pressure’s on—whether it’s a...
For over 20 years, Studio Economik has been the go-to spot for Montreal’s pro-audio community, catering to home producer...
Le Vacarme is a fiercely independent record shop on Plaza St-Hubert, built by and for music obsessives. Founded in 2017...
The Gallery in NDG isn’t trying to be cool—it just is. Home to five distinct vintage vendors and a rotating cast of mont...
Floh Market didn’t just level up—it went full skyscraper. What started as a monthly vintage pop-up has grown into a thre...
With over thirty years of experience behind it, Fleurs Marie Vermette has quietly built a reputation for crafting some o...
Showing 24 of 179 places in Montreal
Founded in 2009, Buk & Nola has quietly built a reputation as one of the Plateau’s go-to spots for considered interiors...
Since shifting from an antiques and design business into a full-time auction house in the late 2000s, the focus at Kavan...
Palmo Goods isn’t about chasing trends—it’s about honouring longevity. This Mile End boutique offers a finely tuned blen...
Cul-De-Sac strikes that sweet spot between curated and casual. Tucked near St-Laurent, this unassuming vintage shop stoc...
La Pompadour operates as a small but deliberate counterpoint to minimalist fatigue in the Mile End. Run by Stéphanie Fin...
There’s no sign, no website, and no real name to speak of—just a two-storey Parc-Ex row house packed wall to wall with v...
Club 777 Vintage feels more like stepping into a Y2K fever dream than a thrift store. This curated collective brings tog...
Papeterie Nota Bene has been keeping Montreal’s creative crowd supplied long before “stationery nerd” became a personali...
Empire took over the Berri building Archambault left in 2023 after nearly eighty years, reopening it in late 2025 as thr...
If the nearby Marché Westmount is your go-to for spontaneous stems, Flore L’Atelier is where you go when the flowers nee...
This isn’t your typical flower shop—and that’s the point. Oursin Fleurs is part of a new wave of florists trying to rebu...
Camellia Sinensis started as a coffee-bar idea in 1997, then got derailed—in the best way—by a Prague teahouse and never...
After years of styling clients remotely, CAMI is Camille Tremblay’s answer to everything that gets lost between a lookbo...
Montreal’s oldest tattoo parlour has been operating out of Pointe-Saint-Charles since 1976, with red-and-black checkered...
L’Española is a gateway to Spanish culture and cuisine through its mix of products that span food, drink, and lifestyle....
Lazy is for the vintage lover who doesn’t have time to dig but still wants the thrill of the find. This curated secondha...
Sidneys Friperie has quickly become a Saint-Henri favourite, mixing curated vintage with a side of grilled cheese and dr...
Hadio doesn’t rely on polish to make its mark—it’s built its name on volume, value, and vintage denim that keeps Montrea...
Established in 1962, Venus Fleurs has the kind of legacy that gives you confidence when the pressure’s on—whether it’s a...
For over 20 years, Studio Economik has been the go-to spot for Montreal’s pro-audio community, catering to home producer...
Le Vacarme is a fiercely independent record shop on Plaza St-Hubert, built by and for music obsessives. Founded in 2017...
The Gallery in NDG isn’t trying to be cool—it just is. Home to five distinct vintage vendors and a rotating cast of mont...
Floh Market didn’t just level up—it went full skyscraper. What started as a monthly vintage pop-up has grown into a thre...
With over thirty years of experience behind it, Fleurs Marie Vermette has quietly built a reputation for crafting some o...
