Adorable boutique in downtown St Lambert that has a lot of gift ideas. Candles, local jams,…read morecaramel, spices etc... dishes, jewelry and kitchen accessories. A must at Christmas time.

I really love Mimi & August! They have great quality clothing items! By visiting the boutique, you…read morewill be privy to a few great deals! I have picked up a few "defective" t-shirts for under $10. You can pay by card in the boutique. Also, keep your eye out for their pop up markets at different times of the year featuring multiple different artisans!

I have visited this store on a trip once and found it so adorable and the selection of goods and…read moreclothing was drool worthy. I ordered a pair of earring from them once home and they arrived quickly and in super cute packaging. Unfortunely within the first week I lost one because the back was too loose. I contacted them and they promptly sent me a new pair. I was so appreciative. Definitely shop here in person and online. I wish I could go there right now!

I just love Christmas stuff! They have a great selection of Christmas ornaments here it's just…read moreworth coming here and admiring their stuff. Staff was super friendly and helpful, a definite plus when shopping for the perfect set up. Plenty of parking around, might be tricky to get there depending where you're coming from. We will be back !

From the owner: Fleuriste - livraison 7 jours- Mariage- Bouquet personnalisé- Funéraire- Conseillers en décoration…read morerésidentielle et commerciale- Consultation à domicile- Décorations de Noel

ARTÉ (Artisan du Renouveau et de la Transformation Écologique) is a cool flea market in Montréal's…read moreGriffintown to peruse with both 2nd hand items prime for a second life and ephemera for your enjoyment. Beyond a mid-century TV, old radios, an organ, used shoes, and other blasts from the past I spotted, there's useful furniture like numerous dining room chairs, art deco and other wood furniture, a range of picture frames, bikes, tricycles, old school scooters, and (see pics) even actual kitchen sinks! It's interesting to note adding, ARTÉ also helps film/TV set design and prop masters looking for period pieces to take advantage of their services! If you're either window shopping for something vintage, a deal on something used, or a fan of old stuff, go check out ARTÉ!

One of the best flower and tree nursery around!…read more Inside the building you have all of the staples garden gnomes and wind chimes, gong and fake bird of prey. Under their vast green houses, they have the more "delicate" flowers, grasses, tropical plants, water lilies and...What is a bunch of cactus? Cactis? Cactuses? Aouches?! Outside, you have the trees, the more sturdy stuff like rocks, branches and barrels. The item outside are already acclimated to the full blown Laurentides climate. This place is H-U-G-E, all the staff knows their stuff or know exactly who have the right Intel to guide you. They are also very courteous and will help you with all your request and questions even when the place is jam packed like a sunny Saturday. The staff is smiling and giving you a great service. The variety are also amazing! I found crystal cucumber, which is a white/translucent version of the lemon cucumber I already grow at my house. They have their basics, they have the newest stuff. You better have good shoes and a water bottle because don't expect seeing everything under an hour tour!

4 stars because I liked walking on the bridge and having little critters fall down and try to scare…read moreme. Walking down the Costume aisle a few days before Halloween has no perks, there's only one of everything left and the meh costumes are left. I was only in to pick up a few little things and even at that it was very slim pickings. I got my costume earlier in the month so I wouldn't suggest going here the day before of kinda place. Decorations were nice but half of the things that were set up were broken I guess from everyone walking around touching them but it was nice to see them make a fun part in the store.

Very kool store!!…read more This place is seasonal so don't expect to come year round. It is loaded with tons of costumes, decorations and other Halloween necessities....but it's extremely expensive. A full adult's costume will run you between 50-80$ and sometimes even more. The decorations were in the 100-300$ range *yikes*. Also despite the incredibly wide variety of costumes for both kids and adults: I could not find the items I was searching for to complete my 2 costume ideas. One might think that's because I chose obscure costumes but that is not the case (you'll see at the Yelp parties next weekend)! So i found that quite disappointing. The decorations are really kool though. There were even a few that genuinely elicited a *yelp* from me (pun sorta intended)! I did really enjoy the costumes, so i plan to save my pennies and come here without any costume ideas next year to splurge on something really awesome. If at all, this place is great if you need ideas, several of the staff were very helpful in feeding ideas to people who described their past costumes and what they were looking for this year. Definitely kool to check out!

It was perfect, highly recommended to visit at least once. The prices are reasonably affordable.read more

Yes, I was drawn in by the garden gnome salt and pepper shakers in the window display, the owl…read morecandles, the vintage-inspired slatboard side table, and the tripod floor lamps. It was like walking into some pinterest version of my dream home. Giftwares for the whimsical, light and airy, modern-bohemian-hipster person in your life (or yourself), this store had so much that I would want, including the serving bowl size versions of the dish set I already own. Below, a taste: *door transformed into mail sorting artwork *hooks and drawer pulls, a plenty *bright - but not overly modern bright - coloured throw pillows *kitchen gadgets *glass decanters for the mid century fiends *table lamp with a bird on a branch as the stand *table linens in subdued patterns Downside - finding out it's mostly made in China stuff. But, then again, it also is reasonably priced, which makes it a better version of Anthropologie in my books.