I always find something when I come to this store Filled…read morewith all sizes of children's clothing galore From premie to pre-teen you'll find anything you need At reasonable prices and even discount prices indeed All different colors, all different styles From clothing for weddings to running for miles With all kinds of footwear in all sizes too And sleepwear and slippers, all of it brand new With all kinds of accessories and winter gear The location obscure, but worth it to come here ------------ Installment 32 poetry reviews My sister discovered this store via a fb post years back if memory serves. So I came here the first time, niece in tote to check it out and we both fell in love. It's not as cheap as some might have you believe, there are some really incredible sales/deals at times (ex: newborn onesies at 2$ each, crocs for kids for 5$ etc...), but not everything is so low priced. However the items are excellent quality and there are brand names too. It's my reliable go-to when shopping for my niece n nephew or any baby shower for that matter. P.s. It's in some random parking lot off the side of a main street so it may seem like it's closed or not there...but it is there and it is open. Free parking lot.

One of the best customer service I ever received. I never write a review but I feel compelled to…read morelet everyone know how amazing my experience has been with purchasing my son's baptism suit online through goldtex. not only was it quick delivery. Tony was very responsive, accommodating and was able to direct me to the best selection was not trying to upsell me and was also accommodating when I had to return something. I will never shop anywhere else for my kids moving forwards. so glad I stumbled upon this place!

There are actually two City Styles on Ste.-Catherine - so I'm not sure which one this is exactly,…read morebut they pretty much carry the same stock (10Deep, Crooks, etc.). It's much more urban-focused than OTH so if you're a young buck or planning to film a rap video, this is the place to shop. Huge selection of kicks and some pretty cheap finds on one-off last-size-left heat (i.e. saw a pair of Savage Beast AF1s kicking around). Finally, the biggest selection of fitteds I saw in my time in Montreal. And all of this in sizes too. Staff was pretty helpful as well - we were looking for a Baby G and after not finding what we were after, one of the guys told us about other watch shops on Ste.-Catherine that would have more Baby Gs. He was right because my friend did end up buying a perfect G-Shock. All in all, good staff and huge selection of gear from head to toe. Pretty impressed - if I was a few years younger or was just starting my 'collection', I would have dropped a few paycheques here.

From the owner: Urban Clothing, Exclusive items, Exclusive sneakers, Fitted caps and snap back caps.read more

I dropped by here during their Black Friday sale period since one of the books that I was…read moreinterested in showed up as being 30% off on their website. However, on their website, it mentions that prices may vary in the store which is "fine". Since I was downtown, I decided to drop by this store as opposed to my usual Indigo store that I visit (in Pointe-Claire). I looked for the book that I wanted to buy (The updated Wealthy Barber) and because it was on special on the website for 30% off, I wasn't sure if it would be located in the ground floor where they have tables with books on sale or in the personal finance shelves. I went to the personal finance shelve/section but couldn't find it. An employee noticed that I was having problems trying to find a book and asked me in French if I needed help. I answered in English and I know that French is the official language in Quebec but the employee spoke to me in French and based on his accent, I don't believe that he spoke English which I find strange since I would say that over 60% of the books are in English in Indigo and while Indigo does sell French books, the majority of their books appear to be English. I replied to him in French and told him which book I was looking for. He asked me what type of book it was and I told him that it was a personal finance book and I brought him to the aisle/shelf where I looked. He also couldn't find it so he asked another employee for help. I told her the name of the book I was looking for and she keyed it into her cellphone and said it was a personal finance or economics book. I showed her where I looked and mentioned that on their website, it shows that it is 30% off so I wasn't sure if it would be on the shelf or on one of the tables with the books on special. She called someone and I guess they told her that it was on the side of the shelf and that's where there were about 20 copies of the book. Some of the books had a sticker on it which said 20% off and some of the books didn't. She took one of the books without the sticker and handed it to me and then went to help another customer. I wasn't sure what the price would be given that my copy of the book didn't have a 20% off sticker and Indigo's website showed 30% off but also had a disclaimer that indicated "prices may vary in the store" so I asked the French speaking employee what the price for the book is. I've purchased books before so I know that books generally have their price printed as part of the cover. He took my book and looked and then pointed to the price. I then told him that the website shows 30% off, this book doesn't show any discount, and showed him some of the same book where there was a sticker on the book showing 20% off. He went to another employee working the aisles and I asked him if he could tell me what the price of this book is and he then turned the book over and said "the price is here". I then told him the same thing which is some copies of this book have a 20% off sticker on them, my copy of the book doesn't, and the Indigo website indicates that this book is 30% off online. He then told me that the price doesn't always match the website price and this is normal. I told him that I was aware of this and just wanted to know what the price of the book is since if it was regular price (or 20% off), I wouldn't buy it today and would buy it online. He told me to line up at the cash register and ask the people working there to scan it. I waited in line (there were about 15 people in front of me and 3 cash registers open). After about 3 minutes standing in line, I finally spoke with one of the employees manning the cash register. I asked her if she could tell me the price of the book and she did the same thing as the other employees which was to turn to the back cover and show me the price printed on the book's cover. I then told her that online, the price shows up as 30% off and on the shelf, there were some copies of this book with 20% off stickers on the book. She told me that the online price isn't always the same price as the in store price and I told her that I know this based on the disclaimer on the website and I just want to know what the price is since if it wasn't 30% off, I would just buy it online. She scanned the book and then told me that it was 30% off and I then told her that I would buy it. She told me the price (including tax) and I told her that I had a Plum card. She said okay and I showed it to her on my phone which she scanned. There should have been a way for me to find the correct price of the book without having to stand in line to "buy" the book and having each employee I asked about the price show me the price on the book's back cover like I've never bought a book in my life was somewhat insulting. If the book wasn't 30% off in store, it would have meant lining up in the line to buy the book for nothing since I would have just left the book there and bought it online.

The bookstore is huge and has an impressive selection of books across all kinds of genres. There's…read morealso a big section of staff picks, which I really enjoyed browsing--it made it easier to discover interesting titles I might not have found on my own. It's easy to lose track of time wandering through the shelves; I could easily spend the whole day there. The space feels welcoming and well-organized, making it a great spot for book lovers to explore and relax.

Point blank period the goats. Family owned & operated with the best customer service, If you go…read moreanywhere else in Montreal for any photo processing, film, etc. I highly question your sanity my brother.

Going to this place since 10years and only a good service. This store is mainly managed by the…read moreowner family, they are always very nice and helpful. I'm going there mostly for films development, and never had any problems ever. Also I used to scan my films there , it's not the greatest scans ever, but was working for my need, till I got my own scanner. They are doing prints as well, for a decent price and various sizes I still give this adress to my fellow photographers, and would recommend it to anyone.

Small shop with fantastic personal service. Would consider traveling several hours to buy here…read moreagain over other stores.

Thank you Ara 1000x over for my stunning ring..there are no words to describe how happy I am with…read morethe result. You're professionalism and expertise made the transformation of a 25 year old dated and tired ring into a beautiful and modern gorgeous ring!!! #bestjewlerever#bserkos#stunningring#25years

I heard a story recently that MEC and REI were started by the same group of friends, who wanted to…read morebring a European model of coop for outdoor gear to North America. Apparently when setting it up, they agreed to limit themselves each to their country (Canada and the US) in order to stay out of competition and to simplify things for the people who make this kind of specialty equipment. Whether true or not, they have certainly stuck to their corners and MEC remains a one stop shop for all kinds of specific outdoor gear at an always fair price. Plus, I love the people who work here. Gear nerds with none of the gear snobbery, totally happy to help you with whatever level you're at. In these Covid times, I took advantage of their website to order some baby outdoor gear (I am that mama, and I'm ok with it.) The website doesn't have everything you can find in store, or a ton of options in any category, but if you spend hours looking at life jackets online like I did, you'll come back here when you realize they have the only one you need.

Très pauvre service à la clientèle depuis que ce n'est plus une COOP…read more J'ai tenté d'échanger un thermarest qui s'est délaminé. Le directeur de MEC Montréal n'a pas voulu reconnaître que c'était un défaut de fabrication, même si j'en avais un deuxième identique, utilisé selon les mêmes conditions optimales. Très peu de jugement par rapport à la situation. J'ai décidé, après 40 ans, de ne plus être cliente étant donné le mauvais jugement à cet effet.

My sister and I were looking at handbags, jewelry, fragrances, and apparel when we happened across…read morethis cute cookie shop, La Biscuitery. Assorted biscuits are housed in colorful tins, perfect for gift-giving or with tea. There was also a collection of freshly-baked macarons and chunky cookies. We knew the latter would make a great snack while watching movies. Of course, I had to get the gingerbread man, marbled brownie cookie, and a few Grace cookies (Red Velvet and Black Forest). All of them were enjoyable and a fun treat, anytime of the day.

Upscale department store that reminded me of Saks or Barneys New York (RIP). They have all the…read moreavant garde fashion designers here, perfume/cosmetics and a cafe. The air conditioning feels good on a hot day too. Nice experience.

We visited Marche Jean Talon on a Monday morning during our Montreal-Quebec city summer vacation…read more From the variety of shops, to the quality of produce, it absolutely blew us away! Can't believe it's open all day every day; wish we had anything close to this in our neighborhood. Street parking was easy to find on a weekday morning, and the market was pretty quiet when we arrived just before 10 AM. We split a rocket, goat cheese, walnut panini on ciabatta, which was delicious. I also tried a few cheeses at the extensive cheese shop, and the staff were friendly and helpful. I could have spent hours at the marketing roaming, admiring all the vibrant, fresh produce, and watching local artists sketch and paint the floral section -- which is stunning. It was a great place to buy souvenirs and trip gifts from local vendors. If only we had time to come back to Marche Jean Talon multiple days on our trip. Highly recommend!

this may be an unpopular opinion, but I gotta say, this visit was pretty underwhelming. based upon…read morethe pictures I saw, and all the reviews that I read I thought for sure this was a can't miss place to go in Montreal. It ended up being a less than one hour jaunt to this part of town. Perhaps it's my fault for setting this expectation, but I was definitely expecting a much larger selection of stores. While the selection of stores and places was decent, I really can't say it was mind blowing. I would say we spent the majority of our time talking to the people selling maple syrup and maple syrup related products. The people running that stand/booth were super friendly and more than happy to educate us on the different types of syrup and such. Outside of that, I can't say anything really stood out as super unique or eye catching. OVERALL - not must see tv folks. Perhaps it's bigger/better in the summer months and or weekends? Perhaps it is, but I won't be coming back to find out. CELEBRITY RATING - Avril Lavigne

Was visiting Montgomery Center, VT for work. Coffee is a big part of my daily routine- and was…read morelucky to find delicious coffee (and yummy baked goods) just a few minutes away. Visited several times during my stay. Staff was very friendly too!

I love Ben. The business is family owned. And has an interesting history. Great products.read more