They don't take back cases of coke if the taste is bad! You are stuck with a case of bad COKE!!…read more Took 1 bottle only and the rest was refused for exchange bad service!!!

Great little "mini Costco" with some stuff they don't carry, and also offering products in non…read morebulk. I typically go for the beverages, snacks, teas, and sometimes meat & produce.

If you like finding one-of-a-kind furniture or decorative pieces, statement pieces or antiques…read morewhich might have some interesting story attached to it, then you owe yourself a visit to Shivam Imports. Located in the ground floor of a warehouse straddling the very top of De l'Eglise Avenue, St. Patrick, the Lachine Canal and underneath the highway, I would never have even guessed or known about this place if it wasn't for the fact that my brother recently bought a beautiful, hand-carved wooden table here from Rajasthan, India - the kind you see in decorative magazines, high end lofts and spas or super posh furniture stores only you're too scared to look at the prices there. Here, you can look at them all you want and you'll be floored at the bargains you'll find, no joke. Shivam Imports is normally a wholesaler but they do sell to individuals and the prices are more than reasonable for the sorts of pieces in their showroom, but you need to make an appointment to visit their showroom (at the moment). So despite the appointments and out-of the way location, it is well worth your while to stop in and have a good look. You won't regret it. First off, this ain't no IKEA. You'll find hand-carved teak tables, antique mirrors, crazy pillars which look like the belong in a palace of some Maharajah, antique finished cabinets, candle-holders, unique pieces like wooden headboards. Stuff no one you know will ever have because everything here is so individual and unique. If you're like me and don't like generic anything, love old-fashioned quality then you'll just love it here. Andrew the owner is a really chill, easy-going guy and often buys pieces directly in India and makes trips several times a year there. If you're thinking of re-decorating, need some ideas or inspiration or looking for that one unique mirror to place in your room or a conversation-piece coffee table, look no further.

From the owner: Import of vintage indian, industrial, and solid wood modern furniture. Whether you are looking for…read moreold world charm or modern ethnic fusion, come explore the diversity our showroom has to offer...

We stopped at this Costco while visiting Montreal…read more Great selection, it reminded me of one near our house. We found the sample peeps to be very friendly. After walking around the store we had a bite to eat. We were super impressed by the food selection and the prices.

I was surprised by how busy this Costco was on a Monday night! The location is the closest to…read moredowntown Montreal and is accessible by the bus. The food court has interesting food options not available in the US. It offers a smoked meat sandwich, chicken fingers with fries, a humongous poutine (28 oz), and a Polish sausage sub. Service is decent and check out is smooth.

This place makes me dream of having friends over again whenever covid restrictions have lifted!…read more The base pricing here for regular sized items is ok. Some of it is cheaper than grocery stores and others are more expensive. However, some are definitely a great price if you buy 3 or more. Example, the 510g of McCain Deep'n Delicious sell for $4.99 when on sale at the grocery store and typically is $5.30ish regular price. Here, you're getting them for only $4.97 each and that drops to $4.47 if you buy 3 or more. Also if you want to buy a year's supply of flour, no need to pay overpriced for the 2.5kg bags at $4.99 from the grocery store! Here, you can secure a 20kg bag of Robin Hood flour for only $14.99. Major cost savings. You'll never buy pre-made bread ever again! If my math is correct, this would be equivalent to getting the 2.5kg bags for only $1.75. A customer walked in an asked for a pallette of 40 x 20kg bags of flour. I guess they know a good price when they see it too! Although they're President's Choice, they didn't ask for my PC points card. Looks like it might not apply here. They have tons of takeout containers and boxes too. Great for food a fundraiser. Hopefully, covid dies down soon and I can come back and buy 3+ portions to take advantage of the bulk pricing and invite guests over!

This Wholesale Club is terrific if you own a small food service business and don't want to deal…read morewith large suppliers. It's got some of everything in really large sizes and doesn't charge membership fees. It's owned by Loblaws so you'll see lots of President's Choice brand stuff. I live in NDG so it's convenient for me to go :-)

Service was fast and we had a great cashiere who was funny…read more Selection ! They even have dog treats ! Super cool Value best bank for your buck for sure

It lives up to its name: it's as big as a barn and sell food and food accessories in bulk…read more Great selection. Great quantities. A little pricey, mostly for hipsters instead of regular folk. I find their matcha tea to be lacking, though. They've got one variety only which sells for about $80.00/lbs and in those large bins it tends to get stale, to say nothing of all the people sticking their hands in it. Another store, ABC des Saveurs has three different varieties of match tea and their most expensive goes for about $27.00/lbs, it's in smaller sealed bins and served by the owners with gloved hands. Much fresher and much more sanitary.

Beautiful market with lots of options!!! You can score quite a few deals!! Lots of fresh, local…read moreproduce that looks beautiful. I picked up some fresh produce and a baguette from a store which claimed to have Montreal's #1 baguette. I always love coming to the market. There's so much to see and shop for. I'd recommend coming hungry because there are some stalls in the centre serving full meals. Next time I'll have to go to the flower shop!

TL;DR/The Short Version: Market selling local and artisan…read moregoods. There's an enclosed indoor section that's open year-round and an outdoors open air section that's open during warmer weather. The Long Version: Atwater Market is a fun market to go to. It's along the Lachine Canal. There's an indoor section that's permanent and open year-round. It houses mostly butchers (selling very expensive meats, lol), cheese mongers, fish mongers and bakeries and other shops selling artisan foods. The outdoor section is seasonal and in the summer it's mostly fruits, vegetables and plants. There's also an open-air food court called Pôle de Saveurs which is open May -October. We ate at Le Petit Sao in the food court and it was excellent. The food court does get a bit crowded though (we went on a Tuesday around lunchtime and it was packed). The outdoor seating is communal picnic tables. If you're a bit antisocial like us, fear not, they have several small round tables for 2 inside the indoors section of the market and most were unoccupied. We snagged a table and had a quiet and comfortable lunch. There's parking on-site. The first 15 minutes is free if you are just grabbing something quick. Otherwise it's $2.25 an hour (rounded up to the hour). It's right by the Lionel-Groux Metro station, so very accessible via public transit. Review #148 (2025)

A great resource in the Pointe for my DIY needs. They have the best selection of Circa 1850…read moreproducts - from Furniture Stripper to Tung Oil to Stain 'n Varnish. The owners, James and Linda, are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. It's great to go to a store and speak with someone who has actually used the products they sell, as compared to the big box stores. They also have a nice selection of specialty hardware and other hard to find items. A great neighbourhood resource that I will continue to use for all my DIY, painting and refinishing projects. Plus it feels good to buy local!

From the owner: We Specialise in wood care proudcts both interior and exterior.We also explain how to use all the…read moreproducts that we sell. We sell all the circa 1850 line of wood care products a large amount of the zinsser and cabot product line and many other wood care proudcts. We carry the nu luster 55 along with klinks bathtub paint modern masters and many other hard to find products we also ship anywhere in canada .

Puzzles!!! So many!…read moreVery friendly people Well organized Other words for minimum post requirement

I bought several jigsaw puzzles from JigsawJungle.com and literally within a few hours, the package…read moreshipped! Everything was packed perfectly and received as ordered. I was thrilled. Keep it up. Thanks!

If I could give Eric negative stars, I would do so with great pleasure. Complete arse-hole. Where I…read morecome from, you treat prospective customers well so that you can sell them things and keep your business running. Eric seemed to be much more concerned with proving some kind of point with his condescension instead of just answering my questions and clarifying what was clear confusion regarding the products they carry and the prices of those products. I'd rather pay twice as much and wait twice as long to get a watch from anyone else anywhere else.

Eric was extremely friendly. They repaired a Masonic Past…read moreMasters Jewel that had needed re- melding and fixed a 100 year old ring that had cracked open. The work is well done and guaranteed. I would recommend them to any Mason.