Small shop with Quebec souvenirs--something for everyone! Definitely recommend stopping by!read more

A huge thank you to Irena at Artpop for helping me locate a pair of earrings to replace an earring…read moreI had bought here and then lost! When she saw there wasn't an exact match in stock, she checked the artist's website for other shops that sell her work, called two shops to ask if they had them in stock, and helped me plot my route there. That type of service is the stuff that created happy (and loyal) shoppers! This is a cute little shop on Rue Mont Royal, in the heart of the plateau, selling jewelry, cards, stickers, mugs, t-shirts, tea towels, mugs, and other fun gifts made by local artists and reasonably priced. I stop by several times each year and always find something delightful.

I've frequented several art galleries in Montreal and yet I never had such a quality and timely…read moreservice. I had an express framing work to get done by the next day and they delivered it on time, masterfully done. Btw, their artwork selection is also great. Highly recommended!

From the owner: - Encadrement Professionnel - Galerie D'Art…read more- Cours de peinture - Comprenant une galerie en ligne

I love coffee shops that are not just a coffee shop and Les Faiseurs matches that perfectly…read more The place is decorated in very lively colors and has an amazing vibe to it. The tables are large, in case you want to study or work. I ordered several cookies and a cold brew. The cookies were amazing, I shared them between some friends and no crumbs were left alive. The cold brew was just okay, not amazing but good enough. The space for pottery is large and while I haven't taken a class, I would love to do that in the future. Overall, a great coffee place to visit and support

I discovered this place on instagram and just from their pictures, I knew I had to go. It's such a…read morebeautiful space, it is on the opposite side of the sun though which is a bummer. I visited with a foodie friend on an early Sunday afternoon for brunch and we were really satisfied. It got a bit busy but I managed to get a good table before the rush came in. The menu is simple but they have many good choices. I got the grilled cheese and it was delicious. I also got to try the soup of the day, it was bell pepper and carrot, it was also amazing. Came with little croutons and bread. We also got a piece of banana, coffee, and peanut butter cake. Pretty good for a vegan cake. It wasn't dry and the peanut butter icing was just sweet enough. I had a cold mochaccino with coconut milk and it was ok, I really don't like coffee that much though so maybe that's why I didn't love it. I thought it was bitter still even though there was only a bit of coffee in it. I needed a bit of caffeine to kick start my Sunday and that's why I got it. What I really like about this cafe is that they offer pottery classes in the building over. We could see the class while we ate, it looked fun! They also sell the creations of some of their Montreal artists in store. Service is also very nice and they are very friendly when answering questions about the menu.

I myself have never been to Montreal, let alone Canada until now and I happened upon this store…read moreclose to my hotel. The staff here are extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the stationery and writing utensils they sell. The selection of items like notebooks, pencils, pens, ink, binders - and at a reasonable price. They'll likely have whatever you're looking for. The store is a little small, but everything feels naturally laid out and not crammed by any means. If you are in Montreal and happen to be an artist or writer - this is a must stop shop for any supplies you have on your mental wishlist.

A very nice stationary shop with a good selection of pens & paper goods. The staff seemed a bit…read moreover their heads but eventually were able to help me try to find what I was looking for. They didn't have it but they helped me out. It's more a quality shop than a value one, but if you have strong feelings on nibs & bind weight you'll dig it.

Walk in and the guys take care of you right away. They suit and boot you with service-oriented…read morephilosophy. Old school care with excellent quality clothes.

It's a special experience where you're creative side will be unleashed! We went a group of friends,…read moreand the we were taken care by an art teacher and the manager. They guided us to produce a piece of art. We were divided in 4 teams and each group had to fill a part of a large painting. The final result was impressive! We had lots of fun. I would suggest to go in groups.

From the owner: Une boutique et un espace de création d'Arts Créatifs rassemblés en un seul endroit…read more Cours techniques et libres pour enfants et adultes, dispensés par des animatrices diplômées en Arts graphiques.

One of the things that was drilled into me while growing up was that if you wanted to be a…read morewell-dressed person, your best ally is to have an excellent tailor. Not only to alter or mend clothes but also make them for you if need be. That can be prohibitively expensive here but in places like India, Turkey or Hong Kong, it's what everyone does. And in this day and age of everything made in China, finding a decent, well-trained tailor is getting more difficult all the time. So when I recently found a brand new, unused Aquascutum navy blue trench coat at my local Frip-prix, I knew who I had to look for. These coats usually go for $2000 retail at places like Holt Renfrew or Ogilvy's and while the coat was way too big for me, I just couldn't let such a rare find get away. I came to Natale Tailleur and the elderly Milanese gentleman here did his magic. He altered the coat to fit me without once compromising on the integrity of the quality of the coat. You could tell his workmanship was Old School Milan. He charged me $50 total. Coat Retail:$2000 Coat cost at Frip-Prix $35 Coat Alterations:$50 Total savings for a high-end luxury overcoat: $1915

After reading all these rave reviews on Yelp, went to drop off some pants and were told they had…read more"too much work" to accept new clients. Sorry folks, they don't want your business.