Nice place with a decent selection and pokemon singles as well as the standard boosters…read more I haven't played here, as I was only in town for a short time, but it looks like a decent place to play with plenty of tables. The people who were playing seemed to be enjoying it. Friendly staff, I bought some deck protectors and chatted about Pokemon in the US and the differences playing in Canada.

Came across this place as I passed their billboard outside…read more Not into table top games myself, but for such an aficianado this place could be their home away from home. They sell videogames, too. A lot of rare collectibles, but they're a bit pricey.

I have never smelled such a gross store. The moment you set foot inside, a massive overwhelming…read moredraft of rotten arm pit sweat hits you through the nose right directly to the bottom of your stomach, giving you a instant headache. Make sure not to eat before shopping there, you might see your meal a second time.

From the owner: Geekittude is a trading card game (TCG) retailer and café located in Montreal that offers a great…read moreselection of card games such as Magic The Gathering, Pokémon, Vanguard, Dragon Ball Super, Final Fantasy, and Yu-Gi-Oh. at unbeatable prices.

I was a client of Joel got him to fix my 2 laptops with hard drive issues well 1 of them he fixed…read morenp the other 1 he didn't have the part to fix so I left it there to be done he told me he would contact t me by phone asked me for my contact # he didn't fix my laptop he sold it and now telling me he will press charges cuz I keep coming into the stor e to see what he could do told me to wait till he got another 1 in never called now he threading to call the police if I come to his store or call him shouldn't I be the 1 calling how can he get away with selling my laptop is worth 250 was an i5 1 tb of space touch screen

I brought my tower since it was making some weird noises. He had it for a couple of days, called me…read moreto pick it up and let me know that he did some upgrades to some of my programs and the original noise went away and hasn't returned. I recommend A to Z electronics to everyone I came across that requires assistance or wants to buy electronics.

I was visiting Montreal and discovered this solid retro video game store in Montreal called Retro…read moreMTL. Easy to get to via subway/metro at the Green line Pie-IX stop (short walk) although not in the main downtown tourist core. This store is well organized with games separated by platform and in alphabetical order. I collect PS3 and there was an ample selection (and a sale of 3 for 2 for games under $10). Their website is solid as well. I was welcomed in the store by the friendly female staffer who asked if I needed help. (They spoke English). The store buy, sell, trades and sells old consoles as well. Lastly, there is an arcade room. One of the better retro video game stores I've been to and I shall return based on pricing, organization, friendliness, cleanliness, location.

If you want an over priced damaged old NHL game it's the place, otherwise don't waste your money…read moreand time there

I've been coming here for the past few years and I can say that this is one of the best stores…read more They've got lots of new and used games in stock and with lots of stock turnover, you'll rarely walk away empty handed. Friendly, well-informed staff can recommend games that suit your taste or at least point you in the right direction.

A good place to buy video games and video game merchandise. Staff is nice and the store has a…read morekiller layout despite being so small. They seem to be the fairest when it comes to buy back even though they still don't give you a lot. I suggest going when they have special deals because you can get 30% more money back for a recycled game. You can ask for cash or store credit but they will give you more in store credit. Which shouldn't be a problem because it lasts forever and applies on everything. The points program seems a bit off. I have yet to redeem anything with it. As a member you do get 10% more off recycled games though. Which can come in handy because video games are expensive these days. You also get a whole week to try it out and if you don't like it, you can get an exchange. They won't do returns on recycled merchandise or opened merchandise. Overall, a good store. The prices are up to par with everywhere else. But if you are planning on buying lots of games, go here. You will get more benefits in the long run.

Not bad but not that good. This place reminds me of Cheap Thrills on Ste-Catherine…read more Nothing very interesting, but if you dig deeper you could find good vynils i guess. Anyway I'm not into vynils so it was a brief stop. Storage is really shitty, like Cheap Thrills. Pas mauvais mais pas bon non plus. Cette boutique me rappelle Cheap Thrills sur Ste-Catherine. Rien de vraiment intéressant quand j'y suis allé. Mais je pense que vous pouvez parfois y trouver de bons vyniles. Par contre le rangement est vraiment merdique.

Great little dive bar Down side is the clientele, no old…read moreschool characters remain Cramped inside Oooops, that was the bar in Toronto! This is a cool used record and CD store in Montreal Fortunately, also 4 stars!

A small but great selection of books. They have a variety of books from local authors along with…read moremany of the classics. They have books in English and French. They are known for their selection of graphic novels and comic books . They have a selection of books recommended by the staff. The staff were very helpful.

I went here on a rainy afternoon to check out their local books (in both English and French!). They…read morehave a thoughtful collection of prose and graphic novels. One of the booksellers gave me excellent recommendations, spending a good ten minutes showing me options for a gift for a francophone friend. I will definitely return here the next time I'm in town.