Alright. I love stationery stores as much as the next person. OKAY. I admit that I LOVE stationery…read morestores (probably more so than the average person), and Nota Bene is one of the best. They have an incredible selection of notebooks and notepads from international brands. They do offer fountain pens and inks, but you would probably have better luck with a specialty store such as stylo or wonderpens. The store is a beautiful, and the staff is extremely knowledgeable. I've almost exclusively bought my paper goods and notebooks from Nota Bene over the years and the service has always been impeccable. Their prices are slightly higher than what you might find online, but it's reasonable due to their overhead. This is a great stationery store, and you are sure to find something you like! Pro tip: If you are looking for a GREAT notebook, check out the notebooks by Midori. They are Japanese, fountain pen friendly, and really feel really nice in the hand. It will run you about $15, but it's well worth it!

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.

Charming stationary store, with a nice selection of cards, journals and small gifts. The staff was…read moresuper helpful and friendly. Just a lovely shopping experience.

Boucle and Papier is a small little stationery shop that offers greeting cards, stickers, desktop…read moreaccessories, stationery, and other little gifts. The place is small and adorable, as I found some Montreal-designed and -made items, such as stickers and some greeting cards. I did wish, however, that there were more local handmade/specialty items for sale, as similar cards can be found back in the States. If you're in need of a cute card or to brighten your day with some stickers and little knick knacks for your desk, stop by Boucle & Papier. +cute greeting cards and stationery +limited Montreal-designed and -created items

Curated selection of high quality papers together with expert and friendly advice = great…read moreexperience. Located in the Mile End neighborhood in Montreal. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

SUER friendly staff, with huge selection of goods, a little pricey, but is to be expected. Would…read morevisit again, also great location! Perfect place to get origami paper / stationary

French books and gifts. If that's what you're looking for, you may find it here as that is the…read morefocus of the store. They do have a few small gifts in cases, and a small but decent selection of pens and stationery. Their stationery selection is not as extensive as Nota Bene Papeterie, but they do have many of the same sorts of things. They have Zebra and Stabilo pens and markers, and Moleskein journals, so the stationery brands they carry are good quality. Store is a bit cramped and tight to walk through, particularly when there are other customers.

From the owner: The original bookstore in Rosemont (since 1978). Also original for the concept: books, nice…read morestationery, greeting cards (often local), surprising objects... A place to take the time to be inspired by what is proposed to your eyes and senses.

I love bookstores. If I could, I would live in one. I enter one almost every day if I can…read more This Renaud Bray is huge and during Christmastime, they have some really sweet deals. I scored a 1000 piece puzzle for 4$!! The first floor is mainly kitchen stuff, stationary, CDS/DVDS, and the hottest books of the moment. The second floor is adult books. The third floor is toys and kids books. I don't read much in French, so I often skip the second floor. But the third floor is so fascinating. They have so many puzzles and new board games, I love browsing. They have a tiny section of YA books in english, it will mostly be the popular titles. I love it here. It's so cozy and inviting. I wish they had some small areas where you could sit and enjoy basking in the glory of their products, but I probably wouldn't buy anything if that was the case. It is next to a Starbucks so once you've bought something, you can go grab a coffee and start reading!

I placed an order on February 3rd for some books, they immediately updated to 'supplier follow up…read morein progress' and haven't changed beyond that so I emailed customer support a week ago asking for an update and they ignored the inquiry. So I sent another emailing requesting they cancel the order and refund it, which they didn't reply to again. Unprofessional company with zero customer service, will not be a returning customer.

Tiny shop with just excellent creations and selections from local artisans!! This is a print shop…read morewhere you can book lessons and workshops to learn directly from the artist owners. You can also just pop in here for darling cards and sweet gifts like hilarious pins. I'm so happy to see something so cool happening in the spot, and with Atelier B and Butterblume right nearby it makes for a sweet little detour to this corner of the Mile End.

From the owner: Beautiful stationery products and home decor illustrations. Baltic Club products are designed and…read moremade on site. Visit us and see us making our products while you shop!

Very disappointing experience at Deserres Montréal - Ville-Marie…read more I bought a toy on discount and returned to the store the same day, less than 3 hours later, hoping to exchange it for another toy of exactly the same value, simply because my child preferred a different one. The exchange was refused, even though the item was unused and the request was reasonable. What was most upsetting was the rude and dismissive attitude of the staff when I calmly explained the situation. I understand store policies, but customer service should also include courtesy and basic understanding. Given the circumstances, I believe some form of compensation (such as a store credit or exception exchange) would be appropriate to acknowledge the poor customer experience.

This is a small arts and crafts store inside a mall. Inventory isn't as expansive as Michaels but…read moreeverything is neat and easy to find. They also don't have coupons. Staff leaves you alone while you shop which is a good thing!

I've been getting my school supplies at Zoubris ever since I was in high school. I remember they…read morewere the only place who still had that plastic wrap to cover your books after the back to school sales were over. They even sponsored my yearbook when I was a senior. They have my favourite notebook brand (clairefontaine) and I can always count on them to have fair prices. Every time I need whiteout, pencils, erasers, etc... during my exam season, I go here and pick them up. It's convenient and well stocked. Dollarama school supplies are too cheaply made and Jean coutu sells almost the same product but at unreasonable prices. Bureau en gros only has sales in September for back to school, otherwise everything is full price and not worth it since you can get it here for less. If you can, try to stop here for your school supplies :) Well worth the money.

The neighborhood would not be complete without Zoubris. Prices are good, the staff is friendly and…read morevery helpful.

I love this place so much. Sure, it's got stationary. But…read morehalf of the store is devoted to nifty little bits and pieces for all the people in your life, all the rooms in your house and everything in between. You could easily spend an hour perusing the two floors of goodies!

This stationary store has been here as long as I can remember, and it still is a great resource for…read moregreeting cards, art supplies, smaller back-to-school items for younger kids (kiddie lunch boxes, etc.), and party supplies and wrapping papers. It's a two-level store, with reasonably priced office supplies and agendas and notebooks and binders, too. Don't forget to ask about their greeting card punch card (buy 10 cards, get one free).