If you are looking for a statement piece. This is a great start…read more The owners of this upscale second hand women clothing boutique are really gifted. They really know their job. Every time I go there I am always amazed by the quality of what they are offering. To me, all the pieces there are interesting. Not necessarily my style, but have great fabric or interesting pattern. That kind of thing. They have very good sales. Which is a great thing because some pieces can be pricey.

This was such a fun experience! A very well stocked boutique, a combination of new items, samples,…read moreand consigned items. Everything was perfectly clean and organized. The owner was wonderful - helpful without being pushy. It was clear she knew every single piece personally and that she cares deeply about her business and customers. I wish I had more time but I still walked out with a beautiful and unique black maxi dress from Turkey and a fantastic Second-hand top. Be sure to stop by at this place if you are in the area!

Cute video game store tucked away in a basement near a sushi restaurant and a pharmacy. They offer…read morea wide selection of retro and current gen video games, consoles and accessories. It's a small store but well packed.

I was driving around Mont-Tremblant village and found a beautiful modern sign saying "pottery" …read more Red and white sign was made out with baked pottery too. When I drove into the driveway, the studio was a converted garage. Cute old artists were making potteries on their studio and selling them on the spot. They have various household dishes, cups, pots and oil bottles etc. My favorite was their salt shaker which spits out a pinch of salt whenever it shakes. I got a bunch for gifts. I also like beautiful soup mugs, spoon rest, plates etc. They showed us their oven and studio, I loved it so much. I came out from there with a huge bag of potteries but I loved them all. If you visit this area, don't lose a chance to visit the cute old couple who makes beautiful potteries. They will love to share their art work and more.

Ohhh dang you guys. This place was right in front of us the whole time!! Turns out the BMR in St…read moreJovite is the one with the fancy floor setups and lots of pillows and citronella candles for folks who come up to their cottages on the weekend (ok and tons of other stuff too, and super nice staff.) But THIS BMR, tucked off the highway at St Faustin just a couple minutes before St Jovite, with its signs advertising Tool Rental and Contractor's Entrance is the one for when you are very serious about your building projects. You are no longer messing around, you are buying siding ,tyvek and insulation by the metre like some sort of pro. It's possible you are actually a pro, the place is crawling with them. My boyfriend has officially spent hours (and what feels like millions of dollars) here since we ran into an unexpectedly major renovation at the lakehouse. I think he has a healthy crush on like 50% of the staff, and given how much help they've given us in figuring out what we're doing and what we need, and that prices here seem to be cheaper than elsewhere, and that for 30$ they deliver all the stuff that doesn't fit in the Subaru, I'm all for it. You can't quite see this place from the highway, and as you pull up it really looks like you're not in a place that's open to the public, but don't worry: it is, and it's awesome.

Ice cream shop that also sells coffee, pastries and a wide arrange of souvenirs including locally…read moremade skin care, soaps, deodorants, candles and other. It's a small but well packed store. I ordered a milk shake. The service was quick and efficient. Would return

Located in the Mont Tremblant Village you will find a Quaint little shop with an array of…read moreornaments. Nice selection of souvenirs and apparel to choose from as well.

We've stopped in here on 2 different trips and each time they've had a Buy 1 get 2nd for 50% off…read moredeal. Shirts are good quality and have nice Tremblant themed designs. There's womens, mens and kids clothing plus other souvenirs (keychains, mugs, magnets, etc). Love the Tremblant long sleeve I got here!

Very cool store, a menagerie of clothes, decor, unique souvenirs, and other cool finds. The owner…read moreis a world traveler and each area of his (very large) store represents different locales/cultures.

Really pretty decor, but a bit too expensive and very few pieces available…read more I will admit, the quality of the garnement was there, but, I quickly realized that the decor was also on sale. But the decor pieces and the clothes had the same flaw. It's the same thing over and over again. It feels like the owner doesn't have a back room and is forced to display everything he got. Everything was beige and/or black. Decor or clothes. A big NONO for me was the "native art" like dream catchers. The owner told me they are made abroad. I mean, come on, we are in the Laurentides and you sell native art that doesn't support the locals?! :-/

Did a little shopping here for Christmas- PJ's, Sweatshirts and a cute puppy jacket for my Kona…read morePuppy. Loved shopping here, got in right when they opened, staff was friendly and I can't say if the prices are higher or lower than other stores, because if you are buying winter clothes that are a better quality than others, then they may be a bit higher. My Mini-Me loved her gifts as did her bestie, and currently as I write this, our pup is sitting by the dryer waiting for her jacket to come out so she can wear it, yes, she is THAT spoiled.

So Roots is pricy. If you're OK with this initial factor, then the experience is fine. Located near…read morethe upper village, this is a fairly large store with apparel for men, women, and children. Their children section is absolutely adorable and probably irresistible for parents. In any case, the style is decidedly a mix between trendy and lumberjack, which I'm ok with. The people working there were really nice. But again. $50 for a T-shirt. $60 for sweatpants. Yay.